The Powder Toy

I think that dark matter would have a repulsive gravity field. In reality, it is simply an invisible gravity emitter, but since we already have gravitons that create gravity, I figured that a negativ...

The problem with that is two-fold. First, since muons are negatively charged, when they interact with an atom, they can take the place of an electron temporarily before decaying. This is how muons ca...

The coke was a solid black material. Great for a barbeque.   The next person runs for President, wins the popular vote, but loses the electoral vote.

It seems like in the current release, that the EXPL+NUKE explosion is the same as the explosion caused by a combination of ELEC and PSTN.

Will there also be a way to take elements like hydrogen, and break them down into quarks? Also, would it be better if gravitons were not affected by their own gravitation field?

@lorddeath (View Post)  Just create a star, then have another element collide with it. As for the quarks, it seems that if you let UQRK and DQRK collide, you get neutrons, but if there are gluo...

Those positrons are neat. By the way, it was earlier mentioned that strange quarks would be added. I was wondering what those would do.

This has been suggested countless times, and denied as well. The reason that this won't work is that it would require a whole rewrite of the physics engine. Also, what uses would they have?

I eliminate the aliens first by detonating an EMP device frying their electronics, then shooting them with strange matter, which turns them into a hot blob of strange matter goo.   The next us...

I was in a different city at the time, so your plot failed.   The next user was abducted by aliens and is now trapped on a planet in another solar system.