Neutrinos [NTRI]

  • LiquidCaesium
    1st Jan 2015 Member 1 Permalink

    @Catelite (View Post)

     We might not necessarily share the same opinion, but what I see interesting/fun in NTRI are at least the ability to arbitrarily heat/cool things, the Newtonian Gravity-inducing DEUT fission and the fact that it passes through some of the walls. In my opinion these features as a new element would be a fresh addition.

     

    The speed is a relatively minor feature and would've most likely been better to introduce whenever the question of speed would've been asked.

    Edited once by LiquidCaesium. Last: 1st Jan 2015
  • Klus
    1st Jan 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    Talking of ICE and NEUT, I use ICE(NEUT) as the detonation system for most of my nukes. Sorry a bit off topic. Anyway, I think this is a good idea but one question, without placing the neutrino there yourself, what would emit it?

  • LiquidCaesium
    1st Jan 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    @Lagnadium41 (View Post)

     Clone materials. Or PLUT with tmp 1 (which is URAN enriched by NTRI) emits some NTRI as well during fission.

  • Klus
    1st Jan 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    Good. Now I'm satisfied.

  • LiquidCaesium
    8th Jan 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    I'm still thinking of some additional reactions. I'm also open for ideas now, so if you think you have a good idea, you can post it and I will consider.

  • Michael238
    8th Jan 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    Perhaps a reaction where a neutrino can rarely change NEUT into PROT? This is based on what happens in radiochemical neutrino detectors where neutrinos can change chlorine into argon.

  • tmo97
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  • LiquidCaesium
    9th Jan 2015 Member 0 Permalink

    @Michael238 (View Post)

     That seems a good idea, I'll try coding something like it.

    @tmo97 (View Post)

     Currently only NTRI-producing reaction is to use DEUT or PLUT with tmp1. I'd agree to have some additional reactions that produce NTRI as well. Maybe FSEP with low temperature and low gravity could cause it to react somehow?

     

    EDIT: I have added some new reactions to the PR now.

    Edited once by LiquidCaesium. Last: 9th Jan 2015