DocTomoe said:Kotori said:Uso, your ultrasound system can work the way you say - if you say it works that way. You merely have to put your foot down in this case... many people criticising here are just being picky.
If I said that bashing two rocks together makes a super computer, and said it over and over again. That does not make it any more true.
If Uso wants to present the ultrasound technology so baddly, how about presenting it as a completely separate post and seeing if it gets approved?
The real controversy being made here is the actual means to that end.
More importantly once the hull temperature is below a certain level it would be indistinguishable from background radiation by even the best sensor or computer system.
The hull coating is designed to turn most radiation into heat or electricity which is then taken away from the hull by a cooling system.
Where does this cooling system take the heat? It has to go somewhere, and with the level of sensors in this setting, any thermographic sensor worth its salt is going to be able to pick you up.
The RAM coating, known also as "iron ball" paint, contains tiny spheres coated with carbonyl iron ferrite. Radar waves induce alternating magnetic field in this material, which leads to conversion of their energy into heat
Unless of course your ship was sunward, or even planetward of the ship trying to pick you up. The heat is taken to a supercooled mass in the bottomish center of the ship. I didn't think I would need to go that far with my discriptions.
More importantly the stealth system works, it violates no laws of anything. Ya'll are just nit-picking about effectiveness.
Uso Tasuki said:Unless of course your ship was sunward, or even planetward of the ship trying to pick you up. The heat is taken to a supercooled mass in the bottomish center of the ship. I didn't think I would need to go that far with my discriptions.
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