Aaron Chandler

Similar. Some manner of detectable emission. I would imagine there are plenty of things the device wouldn't be able to detect. Moreover, the system would have to filter out stellar and other "laud" forms of radiation.

I'm writing my own science fiction IP. And so far I'm having a blast with the world building. Or should I say worlds building? Anyway, I'm putting a lot of thought into how people would keep themselves alive in space. I'd like some input on one of my "future tech thingambobs." People can't hear anything in the vacuum of space because soundwaves need matter to travel. But hearing is actually pretty important for a number of reasons. So it only makes sense that people would find a solution of some kind. Mine is as simple as substituting on wave for another. In this case radiation waves caused by objects moving against each other. Like someone stomping along the surface of planetoid, the opening of a hatch, the explosion of a rover, or the opening of a pouch. To my understanding all of these events would release a small burst of radio activity. So if someone's head gear had something the would detect those burst and translate them to sound, they could effectively hear in space. Are there any smartypants types around who wouldn't mind checking my science and giving me some useful feed back?

*fires the ping seeking sword missiles and goes back to writing*

Mckayla Twiggs as Vin. (She should be the right age by the time this movie gets around to being made) Keythe Farley as Lord Renoux/ OreSeur/TenSoon Brandon Keener as Dox Jay Baruchel as Sazed Josh Hartnett as Kelsier Charlie Heaton as Spook (it's rare to find someone who can pull off creepy but cute this well)

Specifically, I need to know about it's effects on a star system where a habitable planet can exist. If you can help me with this just shoot me a PM and I'll tell you specifically what I need to know.

@Nathrangking: Thank you, thank you, and thank you. @Dr. Dapper: I'm sorry. Did I here something about cookies? I do like cookies. Anyway, I'm a big fan of his Mistborn books. I personally feel that the second series is best. @Sorana: I personally feel that Sazed is one of the best characters in the fantasy genera. I'm not sure how dangerous, bald, eunuchs became a trope in fantasy but Sanderson's contribution is very interesting.

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