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Large Human Collider (LHC)

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Nioreux 18 ott 2014, ore 5:22

lol

flava.Enola 21 lug 2014, ore 2:48

Great work dude+1, plz check this collection | http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=288297732&tscn=1405779660

G658244 20 lug 2014, ore 16:47

had 127G cannon once.... many crashes followed the firings .

stallingblock2 20 lug 2014, ore 15:01

lol i put a seat on one of the mnay things flying around in there, i collided with the other blocks and smashed thru the wall
10/10

Simon 20 lug 2014, ore 14:12

Up to 43 G ...poor astronaut. Nice work!

Ramoth 20 lug 2014, ore 8:39

..............................*insert physicist nerd-gasm here*

*and here*

...................................................................... *and over here*

IchigoViking 18 lug 2014, ore 21:52

Simply, freaking brilliant

SerHudson 18 lug 2014, ore 17:34

very funny! :D

Gryphmyzer 17 lug 2014, ore 21:49

Looks cool enough.... the glories of Space Engineers Grav. Tech.
Ah, when we actually get this stuff...

(LUX)Dinomaster 17 lug 2014, ore 21:28

put a few rocks or artificial mass in and your all set

evans274 17 lug 2014, ore 14:33

@combatplayer I surely will look it up! And I just subscribed!

combatplayer [autore] 17 lug 2014, ore 14:07

@evans274
no, it's a fairly obvious reference to the LHC. (Large Hadron Collider.)
a marvel of modern technology and an amazing scientific research tool.
if you dont know what the LHC is, you should totally look it up. it is a massive underground research facility, what's not to love about that?

Black Seven 17 lug 2014, ore 12:11

Why it looks like ARC reactor ?...

evans274 17 lug 2014, ore 10:24

Is this a reference to PC Gamer's LPC (Large Pixel Collider)?

Tyggz 17 lug 2014, ore 2:11

145m/s thats faster than any ship or jetpack so does this mean a particle colider is needed for faster space travel?

combatplayer [autore] 16 lug 2014, ore 17:38

@Toothy the dragon
well it's practically the same concept, with strong magnetic fields in all directions, just a lot bigger to keep some much larger and colder "particles" under control :P