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I don't see the point in having a 'conventional physics' section in these articles if they're going to be based on Star Trek technobabble - current theory on magnetic fusion does not use supermagnets (assuming this terms refers to neodymium magnets). I think it would be far better to produce a concise summary and use references to point to articles on the current state of whatever technology is in question | I don't see the point in having a 'conventional physics' section in these articles if they're going to be based on Star Trek technobabble - current theory on magnetic fusion does not use supermagnets (assuming this terms refers to neodymium magnets). I think it would be far better to produce a concise summary and use references to point to articles on the current state of whatever technology is in question | ||
:Agreed. But all of it would be speculation anyway since this piece of technology has been mentioned but not fully explained. --<b>[[User:ED|<font color="000000">ED</font>]]<sub>([[User talk:ED|<font color="000000">talk</font>]])</sub><sup>[http://halofanon.wikia.com/wiki/Halo:_Shock_Front<font color="000000">(shockfront)]</font></sup></b> 22:20, 10 April 2007 (UTC) | :Agreed. But all of it would be speculation anyway since this piece of technology has been mentioned but not fully explained. --<b>[[User:ED|<font color="000000">ED</font>]]<sub>([[User talk:ED|<font color="000000">talk</font>]])</sub><sup>[http://halofanon.wikia.com/wiki/Halo:_Shock_Front<font color="000000">(shockfront)]</font></sup></b> 22:20, 10 April 2007 (UTC) | ||
== Deuterium-Tritium == | |||
Doesn't Deuterium-Tritium reactions produce a significantly greater amount of energy than the suggested Deuterium-Deuterium reaction? This is why I don't understand why the UNSC would use a deuterium-deuterium reaction rather than the other when the energy output is actually less that it can potentially be. | |||
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Supermagnetic?!
I don't see the point in having a 'conventional physics' section in these articles if they're going to be based on Star Trek technobabble - current theory on magnetic fusion does not use supermagnets (assuming this terms refers to neodymium magnets). I think it would be far better to produce a concise summary and use references to point to articles on the current state of whatever technology is in question
- Agreed. But all of it would be speculation anyway since this piece of technology has been mentioned but not fully explained. --ED(talk)(shockfront) 22:20, 10 April 2007 (UTC)
Deuterium-Tritium
Doesn't Deuterium-Tritium reactions produce a significantly greater amount of energy than the suggested Deuterium-Deuterium reaction? This is why I don't understand why the UNSC would use a deuterium-deuterium reaction rather than the other when the energy output is actually less that it can potentially be.