Fixed. 8)McAvoy wrote:...and their stations are100+500+ miles in diameter.
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The first one was 100+ miles in diameter.
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True, but I think it's best to look at the upper end of the range if we're examining capabilities. Most battleships were a fair bit smaller than twelve miles as well.
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Most likely. But building a 500 mile diameter starion is a very good indication of industrial might. 12 mile long battleships would be nothing in comparison.
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It doesn't demonstrate anything like the industrial capacity, but still demonstrates engineering skill pretty well given that said twelve-mile battleship is capable of (and therefore has to be built to withstand) orders of magnitude greater acceleration than the Death Star.McAvoy wrote:Most likely. But building a 500 mile diameter starion is a very good indication of industrial might. 12 mile long battleships would be nothing in comparison.
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Discussion of the Omega particle split to here.
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