Halsey
Halsey
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5th Nov 2012
5th Nov 2012
Two ships: USS Enterprise - Galaxy class federation ship and USS Defiant - with scale 1:1,5
startrek

Comments

  • Brickrail782
    Brickrail782
    5th Jan 2017
    Interestingly enough, this is almost a scary accurate representation of the destruction of the USS Yamato. The saucer section even explodes a while after the warp core does!
  • Brickrail782
    Brickrail782
    5th Jan 2017
    *Geordi turns on warp core* "Captain! The warp core is overloading!! I'm going to have to-" *Warp core explodes* +1
  • cikat2
    cikat2
    30th Oct 2016
    Forgot to mention - in the vacuum, all objects traveling out of a breached hull would be sucked away super duper fast.
  • cikat2
    cikat2
    30th Oct 2016
    @XxAV3NGERxX It is not in a vacuum, as in the true vacuum(not the bizarre quantum physics concept, I'm talking about space), water and all liquids would boil instantly, as there is 0 pressure, but in TPT, 0 pressure is the equivalent of 1 atmosphere, so the only vacuum in TPT is -256 pressure.
  • XxAV3NGERxX
    XxAV3NGERxX
    25th Oct 2014
    its in a vacuum, the liquids you put in the space float, they dont fall away like in a world affected by gravity!
  • ElectricPikachu
    ElectricPikachu
    6th Oct 2014
    If you add a vacume, it explodes. It would not survive in space
  • lahciM1552pl
    lahciM1552pl
    16th May 2014
    ppppppooooooooollllllsssssskkkkkkaaaa
  • danman2626
    danman2626
    7th Jun 2013
    place 1 nutron inside the warp core
  • thebuilder
    thebuilder
    31st Mar 2013
    harryk, from my view, your' eyes would be riped out of there sockets long before the ship starts to melt. (Heat would breach the hull)
  • harryk
    harryk
    24th Mar 2013
    Thats one painfully slow self destruct. I'd hate to be on the sacucer section as while it slowly begins to melt all around me. Try neutronating the deut as it expands.