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14th Dec 2014

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Witness the life and death of a P.T. star with this little fusion chamber. Stars will slightly differ every replay. Last 2-4 min. This was so fun to make. Enjoy! Credit goes to Alfa(id:1683916) and Alexzander(id:1689167) for inpiration of chamber design.

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agustrusher 16th Dec 2014

Alfa, and I'm sorry I sounded so uptight. I thank you for clarifying, because I'm sometimes too stupid to understand jokes like that. :P
Alfa 16th Dec 2014

@agustrusher sorry for making you think that i wasnt trying to say you ripped me off i just like messing with people :D but yw anyways and overall this is nice!
Utopastoo 16th Dec 2014

If the URAN is replaced with DEUT and given a healthy dose of NEUT, it produces an extremely similar reaction.
TheExus 16th Dec 2014

to answer that scientists said: Well, if 4 stars exploded near eachother, a star can for inbetween them. Watch: Kent Hovind Creation Seminar on youtube for more details. This is covered in Part 7a-Part 7e. VERY INTERESTING stuff.
TheExus 16th Dec 2014

So that means that we are losing more stars than gaining. Which proves the universe cannot be 18-20 billion years old.
TheExus 16th Dec 2014

NOW REMEMBER! THIS IS IMPORTANT! Scientists have NEVER SEEN a star being born, this is a theory. YOu know what that means? Stars blow up all the time, stars being born has never been seen.
MEOWS 16th Dec 2014

It worked well for a while but then filled with molten bmtl. But it was still very good.
emporer5 16th Dec 2014

i have a challenge for you agus: this star sim doesnt work if air is turned off (as there is no air in space) is there any way you can change that?
codyblade 16th Dec 2014

When it reaches stage 3 add plasma
emporer5 15th Dec 2014

nevermind i found it its cool. thanks again buddy :D

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The Life Cycle of a Star by agustrusher

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