NBLE is definetly helium by JonaHungary
We had a discussion in the TPT discord and i decided to make it a save because i rarely upload
theory
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Comments
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ThingamabobOverseer 25th Sep 2023
Then what is boyl? My best guess is nitrogen since it acts like regular air IRL but then that would mean that tpt is a vacuum -
JonaHungary 24th Sep 2023
guys, hydrogen also dosent rise -
LogikMacherDE 23rd Sep 2023
if it would be helium it would rise bro and the light thing is due its orange and the co2 thing i think in irl fusion after nble comes Co2 or something not sure -
micque 23rd Sep 2023
FastYetSpeedy: technically yes but actually no -
FastYetSpeedy 23rd Sep 2023
yes, DEUT is deuterium oxide/ heavy water, while deuterium is a hydrogen atom + a neutron. Wait, so NEUT should turn WATR into DEUT??? -
username90000 23rd Sep 2023
deut is not deuterium it is heavy water :nerd: -
Tron205 23rd Sep 2023
Why is OXYG flammable? -
Lapis 23rd Sep 2023
if the theory of the noble gas in tpt being helium is true... then it should be lighter than air (assuming O2 has the same gravity as irl air), which means the noble gas in tpt should be above o2 -
Leaf1 23rd Sep 2023
Hmm... YES -
Jerehmia 23rd Sep 2023
@username90000 Yes, it's a liquid so DEUT is modelling D2O in some aspects, but it functions as a neutron source (something that generates neutrons) just like deuterium does in real life, while D2O/heavy water is a neutron moderator (something that slows down fast neutrons so they have a better chance of initiating/propagating fission reactions) in real life.