TwinStorm He/Him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 28 minutes ago, Ookla the Inconclusive said: Ah, okay then. "Oh." She would have blushed if she weren't a crab. "Thanks." “Of course. You’ve stopped me from making some very dumb decisions.”
Through The Living Glass She/They Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 (edited) 10 minutes ago, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: "With Shoe." "Oh." She skittered a little closer to the entrance. "I mean . . . I forgive you, but it's really him you should be apologizing to, not me," she said quietly. "Of course I was worried for him at first; I'm his sister, y'know? But once he was fine -physically, at least- I started to understand why you did that. So I'm not angry." "He is, though." 10 minutes ago, Ookla the Irreplaceable said: “Of course. You’ve stopped me from making some very dumb decisions.” "True," she laughed softly. 42 minutes ago, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: She hugged him back. Shoe looked over at Cricket. What's going on over there? Edited December 5, 2024 by Ookla the Inconclusive
Bird Furious she/her/un/important Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 21 minutes ago, Ookla the Inconclusive said: "Oh." She skittered a little closer to the entrance. "I mean . . . I forgive you, but it's really him you should be apologizing to, not me," she said quietly. "Of course I was worried for him at first; I'm his sister, y'know? But once he was fine -physically, at least- I started to understand why you did that. So I'm not angry." "He is, though." "True," she laughed softly. Shoe looked over at Cricket. What's going on over there? "I... I know. But... I don't know if I can do that. Apologize to him." He looked down at his hands and said softly, "People are scary." Beosta shrugged. "Looks like he and Bat are building a sandcastle or something."
TwinStorm He/Him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 7 minutes ago, Ookla the Inconclusive said: "Oh." She skittered a little closer to the entrance. "I mean . . . I forgive you, but it's really him you should be apologizing to, not me," she said quietly. "Of course I was worried for him at first; I'm his sister, y'know? But once he was fine -physically, at least- I started to understand why you did that. So I'm not angry." "He is, though." "True," she laughed softly. Shoe looked over at Cricket. What's going on over there? Cricket frowned. “What do you mean?”
Through The Living Glass She/They Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 (edited) 15 minutes ago, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: Beosta shrugged. "Looks like he and Bat are building a sandcastle or something." I wonder who they're talking to. It doesn't look like they're talking to each other. 15 minutes ago, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: "I... I know. But... I don't know if I can do that. Apologize to him." He looked down at his hands and said softly, "People are scary." "I'm sure it'll go fine, don't worry. He really is a sweet guy. And hey, people aren't really that scary once you get to know them, right?" She stepped out of the castle a little. "I mean, I'm not really that scary now that you know me, right?" Edited December 5, 2024 by Ookla the Inconclusive
TwinStorm He/Him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 (edited) Just now, Ookla the Inconclusive said: I wonder who they're talking to. It doesn't look like they're talking to each other. "I'm sure it'll go fine, don't worry. He really is a sweet guy. And hey, people aren't really that scary once you get to know them, right?" She stepped out of the castle a little. "I mean, I'm not really that scary now that you know me, right?" "I stopped you from going to fight the hunters alone, didn't I?" he was talking to Shoe Edited December 5, 2024 by Ookla the Irreplaceable
Through The Living Glass She/They Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 Just now, Ookla the Irreplaceable said: he was talking to Shoe . . . my bad I'll edit it Shoe's a little ways away anyway And he was asking Beosta, not Cricket
Bird Furious she/her/un/important Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 1 minute ago, Ookla the Inconclusive said: I wonder who they're talking to. It doesn't look like they're talking to each other. "I'm sure it'll go fine, don't worry. He really is a sweet guy. And hey, people aren't really that scary once you get to know them, right?" She stepped out of the castle a little. "I mean, I'm not really that scary now that you know me, right?" "I stopped you from going to fight the hunters alone, didn't I?" "Yeah, weird" She frowned. "Wanna go look?" "Well... yeah," Bat admitted. "You're not that scary. But... but getting to know people is... really hard. And you were the one who came up to me, anyway."
Through The Living Glass She/They Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 Just now, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: "Yeah, weird" She frowned. "Wanna go look?" He nodded and started walking over. Just now, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: "Well... yeah," Bat admitted. "You're not that scary. But... but getting to know people is... really hard. And you were the one who came up to me, anyway." "But you called me back when I left, remember?"
Through the Living Wrath he/him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 1 hour ago, Ookla the Inconclusive said: . . . Hmm. Here's my best, extremely theoretical guess: No. Depending on the strength of the gravity, it might actually speed them back up. Please don't make me explain it. It hurt my brain to think about it Edit: Scratch that, it's just a straight-up no. He smiled reassuringly at her. I'm sure he'll be fine. ". . . Yeah," she said quietly, having retreated into the castle. She skittered back into the basement and curled up into a little ball. ". . . No. I just need a minute." "Thank you though." Wait wait wait… lemme draw this out… THE ANSWER IS HECK YES I BROKE THE UNIVERSE! (But I knew that already…) 1 hour ago, Ookla the Arbiter said: What I would say is that because g (gravitational force) is a constant, no. g is not a constant, actually. It depends on the mass of the object not represented in mg. G is, if that was what you were referring to. Spoiler But y’all, an object’s mass increases with relativistic speed… and since time travel, air flow causes problems. The air entering the system would have a relative speed many many times the speed of light, so it would have a freaking lot of mass… which would cause various problems… Actually, the object would just have an unreal mass… let’s see… Ok, imagine a slowed space. In this space, there is a planet, as well as an object in free fall near the surface of the planet. This object’s acceleration due to gravity is equal to what it is on Earth From outside the slowed space, this falling object is observed to move a hundredth of a centimeter, towards the planet, after three days. Right? Ok, so inside the slowed space, it would have taken 0.00447 seconds. Three days is 259200 seconds, so if we divide 0.00447 by 259200, we get the factor by which time is slowed, which is 1.725e-8. Multiply unaffected time by this, and affected time should be the result. Ok, next, let us imagine an object of mass 1 with velocity 1 collided with this slowed space. It’s relative velocity is equal to distance/slowed time If slowed time = time *1.725e-8, it means relative velocity is equal to d*((1.725e-8)^-1)/t or 57986577.181 * d / t or 57986577.181 * v If v = 1, as previously stated, relative velocity is 57986577.181, which is actually just barely below the speed of light. (Thankfully, otherwise it’s mass would be an unreal number… more on that later.) Translational kinetic energy is 1/2 * m * v^2, and relative kinetic would just substitute relative v in for v. So relative kt would equal… 1.681e15 J… Which is a lot. (And technically a tiny bit more… because relative mass increases with speed) Like… a lot. And so, the collision would have this energy… Suppose the object was moving at 6 = v instead of 1… The speed would actually surpass the speed of light, so it’s relative mass and energy would actually be nonreal numbers… funny. But this still doesn’t answer the initial question… Okokok an objects acceleration due to gravity is relative to the mass of the other object, and since the planet we are on is in an orbit, it has a speed a lot more than 6… gravity would just… break. Hmmm I think this calls for creative intervention.
TwinStorm He/Him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 Satisfied that Tam was sufficiently cheered up, he stood. "Tam, I'm... The Enullers arrived and I'm leaving with them. Thank you for everything." @Ookla the Inconclusive Just now, Ookla the Dragonslayer said: Wait wait wait… lemme draw this out… THE ANSWER IS HECK YES I BROKE THE UNIVERSE! (But I knew that already…) g is not a constant, actually. It depends on the mass of the object not represented in mg. G is, if that was what you were referring to. Hide contents But y’all, an object’s mass increases with relativistic speed… and since time travel, air flow causes problems. The air entering the system would have a relative speed many many times the speed of light, so it would have a freaking lot of mass… which would cause various problems… Actually, the object would just have an unreal mass… let’s see… Ok, imagine a slowed space. In this space, there is a planet, as well as an object in free fall near the surface of the planet. This object’s acceleration due to gravity is equal to what it is on Earth From outside the slowed space, this falling object is observed to move a hundredth of a centimeter, towards the planet, after three days. Right? Ok, so inside the slowed space, it would have taken 0.00447 seconds. Three days is 259200 seconds, so if we divide 0.00447 by 259200, we get the factor by which time is slowed, which is 1.725e-8. Multiply unaffected time by this, and affected time should be the result. Ok, next, let us imagine an object of mass 1 with velocity 1 collided with this slowed space. It’s relative velocity is equal to distance/slowed time If slowed time = time *1.725e-8, it means relative velocity is equal to d*((1.725e-8)^-1)/t or 57986577.181 * d / t or 57986577.181 * v If v = 1, as previously stated, relative velocity is 57986577.181, which is actually just barely below the speed of light. (Thankfully, otherwise it’s mass would be an unreal number… more on that later.) Translational kinetic energy is 1/2 * m * v^2, and relative kinetic would just substitute relative v in for v. So relative kt would equal… 1.681e15 J… Which is a lot. (And technically a tiny bit more… because relative mass increases with speed) Like… a lot. And so, the collision would have this energy… Suppose the object was moving at 6 = v instead of 1… The speed would actually surpass the speed of light, so it’s relative mass and energy would actually be nonreal numbers… funny. But this still doesn’t answer the initial question… Okokok an objects acceleration due to gravity is relative to the mass of the other object, and since the planet we are on is in an orbit, it has a speed a lot more than 6… gravity would just… break. Hmmm I think this calls for creative intervention. wut that's ... insane impressive that's like Sanderson level thinking! 1
Through The Living Glass She/They Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 2 minutes ago, Ookla the Irreplaceable said: Satisfied that Tam was sufficiently cheered up, he stood. "Tam, I'm... The Enullers arrived and I'm leaving with them. Thank you for everything." "Wait- wait, no! You're leaving? Don't- don't leave!"
TwinStorm He/Him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 1 minute ago, Ookla the Inconclusive said: "Wait- wait, no! You're leaving? Don't- don't leave!" He took a breath. "I'm sorry. I don't want to leave, and I'll try my hardest to get out of it. But the Enullers... they won't stop coming. It's only a matter of time before somebody gets hurt. Besides, maybe that'll distract the hunters from you."
Through the Living Wrath he/him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 1 hour ago, OOKLA the strange said: Asher flipped onto the back of the first one they came across. They stabbed it and drug the knife through the back as they used the gravity pulling her to the ground. good question... I dunno. Five more took its place. sorry, I was busy calculationing weird physics things and came up with the solution that I broke the world. 1 hour ago, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: “He’s being boring.” Beosta frowned and twisted her fingers. “…Shoe, Gaioh’s gonna be okay, right?” He turned red. “It’s… yeah. But— ten years?” She pouted and set the note on fire. “Do you wanna come out now? And I could maybe hug you?” It disappears before it could burn.
Keke They/he Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 11 minutes ago, Ookla the Dragonslayer said: Wait wait wait… lemme draw this out… THE ANSWER IS HECK YES I BROKE THE UNIVERSE! (But I knew that already…) g is not a constant, actually. It depends on the mass of the object not represented in mg. G is, if that was what you were referring to. Hide contents But y’all, an object’s mass increases with relativistic speed… and since time travel, air flow causes problems. The air entering the system would have a relative speed many many times the speed of light, so it would have a freaking lot of mass… which would cause various problems… Actually, the object would just have an unreal mass… let’s see… Ok, imagine a slowed space. In this space, there is a planet, as well as an object in free fall near the surface of the planet. This object’s acceleration due to gravity is equal to what it is on Earth From outside the slowed space, this falling object is observed to move a hundredth of a centimeter, towards the planet, after three days. Right? Ok, so inside the slowed space, it would have taken 0.00447 seconds. Three days is 259200 seconds, so if we divide 0.00447 by 259200, we get the factor by which time is slowed, which is 1.725e-8. Multiply unaffected time by this, and affected time should be the result. Ok, next, let us imagine an object of mass 1 with velocity 1 collided with this slowed space. It’s relative velocity is equal to distance/slowed time If slowed time = time *1.725e-8, it means relative velocity is equal to d*((1.725e-8)^-1)/t or 57986577.181 * d / t or 57986577.181 * v If v = 1, as previously stated, relative velocity is 57986577.181, which is actually just barely below the speed of light. (Thankfully, otherwise it’s mass would be an unreal number… more on that later.) Translational kinetic energy is 1/2 * m * v^2, and relative kinetic would just substitute relative v in for v. So relative kt would equal… 1.681e15 J… Which is a lot. (And technically a tiny bit more… because relative mass increases with speed) Like… a lot. And so, the collision would have this energy… Suppose the object was moving at 6 = v instead of 1… The speed would actually surpass the speed of light, so it’s relative mass and energy would actually be nonreal numbers… funny. But this still doesn’t answer the initial question… Okokok an objects acceleration due to gravity is relative to the mass of the other object, and since the planet we are on is in an orbit, it has a speed a lot more than 6… gravity would just… break. Hmmm I think this calls for creative intervention. .... ... ... .. my brain just broke. ... 1 minute ago, Ookla the Dragonslayer said: Five more took its place. sorry, I was busy calculationing weird physics things and came up with the solution that I broke the world. It disappears before it could burn. Asher stared at them. "Well that just happened. ..." they retreated a few feet backwards. like hydra replaced? Kill one and five more spawned from the dead body?
Through the Living Wrath he/him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 Just now, OOKLA the strange said: .... ... ... .. my brain just broke. ... Asher stared at them. "Well that just happened. ..." they retreated a few feet backwards. like hydra replaced? Kill one and five more spawned from the dead body? No, there are just so many of them. Thank you.
Keke They/he Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 Just now, Ookla the Dragonslayer said: No, there are just so many of them. Thank you. Ok thanks for the clarification. Asher charges again shooting an explosion at the nearest three. It was risky, they don't use explosions to much but it couldn't hurt. After all their armor was strong.
Bird Furious she/her/un/important Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 20 minutes ago, Ookla the Inconclusive said: He nodded and started walking over. "But you called me back when I left, remember?" Beosta followed him. "Well, yeah, but... that was after." 14 minutes ago, Ookla the Irreplaceable said: Satisfied that Tam was sufficiently cheered up, he stood. "Tam, I'm... The Enullers arrived and I'm leaving with them. Thank you for everything." @Ookla the Inconclusive wut that's ... insane impressive that's like Sanderson level thinking! Bat petted his bird. Then, noticing Shoe, he looked away. @Ookla the Inconclusive 5 minutes ago, Ookla the Dragonslayer said: Five more took its place. sorry, I was busy calculationing weird physics things and came up with the solution that I broke the world. It disappears before it could burn. Lady Bug scowled. I never get any fun.
Through the Living Wrath he/him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 6 minutes ago, OOKLA the strange said: Ok thanks for the clarification. Asher charges again shooting an explosion at the nearest three. It was risky, they don't use explosions to much but it couldn't hurt. After all their armor was strong. Silver interprets these thoughts, and the explosion is focused towards various beasts. There were only five left. @oOklA thE shInyYyy While Lady Bug was fretting about unnecessary details, Asher had killed most of the beasts.
Bird Furious she/her/un/important Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 1 minute ago, Ookla the Dragonslayer said: Silver interprets these thoughts, and the explosion is focused towards various beasts. There were only five left. @oOklA thE shInyYyy While Lady Bug was fretting about unnecessary details, Asher had killed most of the beasts. Lady Bug was insulted. They were very important details. So she decided to continue to be offended and do nothing about it.
Through the Living Wrath he/him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 Just now, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: Lady Bug was insulted. They were very important details. So she decided to continue to be offended and do nothing about it. That was fine by The Scribe.
Bird Furious she/her/un/important Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 1 minute ago, Ookla the Dragonslayer said: That was fine by The Scribe. Lady Bug was even more offended by this.
Immortal Platypus Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 (edited) 40 minutes ago, Ookla the Dragonslayer said: Wait wait wait… lemme draw this out… THE ANSWER IS HECK YES I BROKE THE UNIVERSE! (But I knew that already…) g is not a constant, actually. It depends on the mass of the object not represented in mg. G is, if that was what you were referring to. Hide contents But y’all, an object’s mass increases with relativistic speed… and since time travel, air flow causes problems. The air entering the system would have a relative speed many many times the speed of light, so it would have a freaking lot of mass… which would cause various problems… Actually, the object would just have an unreal mass… let’s see… Ok, imagine a slowed space. In this space, there is a planet, as well as an object in free fall near the surface of the planet. This object’s acceleration due to gravity is equal to what it is on Earth From outside the slowed space, this falling object is observed to move a hundredth of a centimeter, towards the planet, after three days. Right? Ok, so inside the slowed space, it would have taken 0.00447 seconds. Three days is 259200 seconds, so if we divide 0.00447 by 259200, we get the factor by which time is slowed, which is 1.725e-8. Multiply unaffected time by this, and affected time should be the result. Ok, next, let us imagine an object of mass 1 with velocity 1 collided with this slowed space. It’s relative velocity is equal to distance/slowed time If slowed time = time *1.725e-8, it means relative velocity is equal to d*((1.725e-8)^-1)/t or 57986577.181 * d / t or 57986577.181 * v If v = 1, as previously stated, relative velocity is 57986577.181, which is actually just barely below the speed of light. (Thankfully, otherwise it’s mass would be an unreal number… more on that later.) Translational kinetic energy is 1/2 * m * v^2, and relative kinetic would just substitute relative v in for v. So relative kt would equal… 1.681e15 J… Which is a lot. (And technically a tiny bit more… because relative mass increases with speed) Like… a lot. And so, the collision would have this energy… Suppose the object was moving at 6 = v instead of 1… The speed would actually surpass the speed of light, so it’s relative mass and energy would actually be nonreal numbers… funny. But this still doesn’t answer the initial question… Okokok an objects acceleration due to gravity is relative to the mass of the other object, and since the planet we are on is in an orbit, it has a speed a lot more than 6… gravity would just… break. Hmmm I think this calls for creative intervention. I think if your answer is that gravity would break, you did something wrong. I don't have the time to devote proper research into this, but gravity seems pretty reliable to me. EDIT: Especially because time dilation is a very real thing, but we don't see gravity breaking (or to my knowledge, the effects you mention at all) Edited December 5, 2024 by Ookla the Arbiter
Through The Living Glass She/They Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 30 minutes ago, Ookla the Irreplaceable said: He took a breath. "I'm sorry. I don't want to leave, and I'll try my hardest to get out of it. But the Enullers... they won't stop coming. It's only a matter of time before somebody gets hurt. Besides, maybe that'll distract the hunters from you." "But . . . no . . ." 19 minutes ago, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: "Well, yeah, but... that was after." "Was it though? You were stilled scared of me after that, remember? 20 minutes ago, oOklA thE shInyYyy said: Bat petted his bird. Then, noticing Shoe, he looked away. @Ookla the Inconclusive Hey, Shoe said, walking up to Cricket. What's going on? 1 minute ago, Ookla the Arbiter said: I think if your answer is that gravity would break, you did something wrong. I don't have the time to devote proper research into this, but gravity seems pretty reliable to me. I second this
TwinStorm He/Him Posted December 5, 2024 Posted December 5, 2024 Just now, Ookla the Inconclusive said: "But . . . no . . ." "Was it though? You were stilled scared of me after that, remember? Hey, Shoe said, walking up to Cricket. What's going on? Cricket lowered his eyes. "I'm sorry, it's just... I want to protect you, and sometimes the only way to protect is to stay away. I'll come back, I swear. I... I'm sorry it has to be like this."
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