Cat0Wisdom
Cat0Wisdom
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3rd September
3rd September
A simple nuclear salt water engine since I have yet to see one in TPT.
space rocket nuclear saltwater sltw futuristic prot proton

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  • Cat0Wisdom
    Cat0Wisdom
    3rd September
    i agree that this isnt a true NSW engine because of the aforementioned lack of dissolved uranium salts, but I did it this way since it seemed the simplest way to achieve it in TPT.
  • KyleTheCreator
    KyleTheCreator
    3rd September
    AuricKerg: You seem very nerdwouod ya like to be hired as the oceanwide fact checker & reality and realism supporter
  • KyleTheCreator
    KyleTheCreator
    3rd September
    AuricKerg: Its Jaover for them
  • AuricKerg
    AuricKerg
    3rd September
    oh damn kyle hit it before me
  • AuricKerg
    AuricKerg
    3rd September
    from what i've seen online, this isn't quite a nuclear salt-water rocket, since instead they use salts of plutonium or uranium dissolved in water and stored in boron carbide tubes, then reach criticality inside a reaction chamber they are sent to
  • KyleTheCreator
    KyleTheCreator
    3rd September
    More accurate would be some type of form of SLTW and SNOW(PLUT)
  • KyleTheCreator
    KyleTheCreator
    3rd September
    NSWRs function via nuclear uranium salts not uranium heating up salt water