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Thanks, I’d not come across that process before. You need a reaction mass reserve that won’t run out in that amount of time though. That’s a lot of reaction mas

by simonh 5y ago

Thanks, I’d not come across that process before. You need a reaction mass reserve that won’t run out in that amount of time though. That’s a lot of reaction mass if you have any significant energy needs.

mlatu 5y ago
lot's of burnt out stars flinging around
- rbanffy 5y ago
  Also lots of smaller black holes as well… At the very end we may use proton decay to power virtual world running on computers composed of folded spacetime. Subjective time within the simulation can continue no matter how slow the computation looks from the outside.
  - tablespoon 5y ago
    > At the very end we may use proton decay to power virtual world running on computers composed of folded spacetime. Subjective time within the simulation can continue no matter how slow the computation looks from the outside. That sounds like pure science fiction. Is there even any theoretical basis for the construction of "computers composed of folded spacetime"?
    - rbanffy 5y ago
      Give me a couple trillion trillion years to figure that one out ;-)