Strange_idea
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How’s everyone doing today?
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I'm good! How are you?
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I’m so tired
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So now my mum has lost the sight in her right eye. Just when things were looking up for her, Mother Nature takes another dump in her lap. One fucking thing after another.
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I took a challenge story back on March 24, and since then I’ve
- Calculated a Hohmann transfer orbit from LEO to the Earth-Moon L4 point.
- Calculated another such transfer orbit (from Jupiter to Earth) to represent the planet-killing asteroid’s fall toward the Sun and thus the Earth.
- Looked up several minor moons of Jupiter.
- Done research into how dark matter can hypothetically collapse into small objects like planets or asteroids.
- Looked into the differences between baryonic and non-baryonic dark matter, to explain why nobody sees the object coming but it can still cause a mass extinction upon impact, and…
- Done research into a proposed space colony (the Stanford Torus) to have dimensions and structural plans for the station upon which our characters escape the devastation being inflicted on Earth.
All of this for a mostly-incest PWP where a young man, his mother, his female best friend and his elder sister must repopulate the human race.
I may have gone overboard.
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- pippychick, BronxWench, JayDee and 2 others
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Though expect some minor kvetching.
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- InBrightestDay and JayDee
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I took a challenge story back on March 24, and since then I’ve
- Calculated a Hohmann transfer orbit from LEO to the Earth-Moon L4 point.
- Calculated another such transfer orbit (from Jupiter to Earth) to represent the planet-killing asteroid’s fall toward the Sun and thus the Earth.
- Looked up several minor moons of Jupiter.
- Done research into how dark matter can hypothetically collapse into small objects like planets or asteroids.
- Looked into the differences between baryonic and non-baryonic dark matter, to explain why nobody sees the object coming but it can still cause a mass extinction upon impact, and…
- Done research into a proposed space colony (the Stanford Torus) to have dimensions and structural plans for the station upon which our characters escape the devastation being inflicted on Earth.
All of this for a mostly-incest PWP where a young man, his mother, his female best friend and his elder sister must repopulate the human race.
I may have gone overboard.
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- pippychick, BronxWench, JayDee and 2 others
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If I might reccomend a work? Check out the webcomic, freefall. It's about the early days of a human space colony, a prototype AI and the first alien citizen. It's a comedy, a good one, but the author is a fan of robotics, economic theory, philosophy and psycholdy and works it in really well. It's a really well done reasitic setting to go with a good story and jokes.
It might help, but also I just want to reccomend it.
If I might reccomend a work? Check out the webcomic, freefall. It's about the early days of a human space colony, a prototype AI and the first alien citizen. It's a comedy, a good one, but the author is a fan of robotics, economic theory, philosophy and psycholdy and works it in really well. It's a really well done reasitic setting to go with a good story and jokes.
It might help, but also I just want to reccomend it.
Also, given support of skeletal structure and some readings of the Bible the wings are more likely to be mid-lower back or hips. I can link some tutorial examples
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