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Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/22 01:42:42
why are the moons orbit so strange? I think it is nearly impossible to do that.
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/22 02:03:09
that is impossible to do sorry.
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/22 02:05:24
Bist du irre????
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/23 00:44:40
Even if the construction is interesting - I don't like to see AKs in the days of ISIS anymore...
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 15:08:38
I am no racist. I am realist.
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 15:12:03
thats awesome!
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 15:20:48
you dont need any springs. try this: use linear attraction for the protons - and quadratic NEGATIVE attraction for the electrons!

By the way, editing the own scenes until perfection is the best indicator for quality!
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 15:30:03
very simple but interesting! Youve done so awesome scenes, create more! :)
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 15:33:46
great concept!! =) Now try to make it controlablle.
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 15:35:28
Is that name/word in any dictionary? ^^
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 15:37:10
very good for the first scene!
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 16:21:16
I know but if I would do it, the system would be so big that you couldnt find any planet.
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 17:21:29
Thank you Xray! =)
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/24 17:37:47
controllable
Scientific Accuracy
2015/11/28 22:19:02
It is amazing! It has an sensor based pseudo intelligence similar to some of "Theo Jansen Strandbeasts" google it if you dont know it! Very interesting!:)
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/14 21:26:08
And the Winner is: $$$*~T'wind~*$$$ =)
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/14 21:35:25
@Xray You are right, Godzilla is not the bad Guy - but Sheldon Plankton is! (if you know him from Spongebob) ^^
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/14 21:50:01
@Twind You can push an 1 inch domino that could - through many intermediate steps with progressive growing dominos - overthrow an 1 mile (or even bigger - unlimited big in theory) domino!

Here are 2 nice video examples of that principle in the reality:

https://www.youtube.com/w … yYWILv91YU


https://www.youtube.com/w … JCm5FY-dEY
Last edited at 2015/12/14 22:48:47 by Scientific Accuracy
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/14 21:54:17
By the way @Twind...

Your wish is my command!;)

What scene do you want to see?? You have time to think about it because I will not start to create it before tomorrow!
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/14 22:43:10
Hey pnvv thanks, I've never seen that. Nice example!;)
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/15 05:12:04
Thats awesome!!!
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/15 19:40:00
Where is Pluto?
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/15 20:21:05
I really dont know. I will try it as a little "bonus" - but I thought your wish would be something "new" - nothing about my last scene... I'll try it but you still have 1 wish!;)

What else do you like to see?
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/15 20:32:26
Hey that is really cool! =)
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/16 18:27:38
@T'wind Okay, I will do my best!;)
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/21 03:01:32
Fantastic work!!!! =)
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/24 03:18:23
Sorry but its Bullsh...!!
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/24 14:32:08
The orbit of a ring space station does never change just because of an slightly altering axis/center of mass. The orbit is stable like that one of the ISS!
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/26 14:11:27
But the orbit of the barycenter (center of mass) would never change - not even a little!!
Scientific Accuracy
2015/12/26 14:14:24
Wwow, that is really cool! =) Merry Christmas Xray! (and to others!)
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