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| − | {{TechInfoBox|desc=Lubricants that learn where to apply themselves|military=3|tech=1|infra=2|colonize=0|preq=Fusion|preq2=Fossil|enables=Space|enables2=NanoMin|weapon=[[Fusion Laser]]|quote=Organic Superlube? Oh, | + | {{TechInfoBox|desc=Lubricants that learn where to apply themselves|military=3|tech=1|infra=2|colonize=0|preq=Fusion|preq2=Fossil|enables=Space|enables2=NanoMin|weapon=[[Fusion Laser]]|quote=Organic Superlube? Oh, it’s great stuff, great stuff.<br /> |
| − | ::: | + | You really have to keep an eye on it, though—it’ll try and slide<br /> |
| − | :::Morgan Metagenics}} | + | away from you the first chance it gets.<br /> |
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| + | :::—T. M. Morgan-Reilly,<br /> | ||
| + | ::: Morgan Metagenics}} | ||
Machines with moving parts have long been subject to wear and tear as the parts grind against one another. On Earth, traditional lubricants such as oil were used to minimize these effects. Planet lacks large reserves of such materials, until the invention of [[Synthetic Fossil Fuels]]. With [[Organic Superlubricant]], scientists can create lubricating compounds that act like simple life forms, seeking out areas where they do the most good. | Machines with moving parts have long been subject to wear and tear as the parts grind against one another. On Earth, traditional lubricants such as oil were used to minimize these effects. Planet lacks large reserves of such materials, until the invention of [[Synthetic Fossil Fuels]]. With [[Organic Superlubricant]], scientists can create lubricating compounds that act like simple life forms, seeking out areas where they do the most good. | ||
Revision as of 09:06, 13 March 2013
| Organic Superlubricant | |
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| Requires | Fusion Power, Synthetic Fossil Fuels |
| Leads to | Advanced Spaceflight, Nanominiaturization |
| Weapon | Fusion Laser |
Organic Superlube? Oh, it’s great stuff, great stuff.
You really have to keep an eye on it, though—it’ll try and slide
away from you the first chance it gets.
- —T. M. Morgan-Reilly,
- Morgan Metagenics
- —T. M. Morgan-Reilly,
Machines with moving parts have long been subject to wear and tear as the parts grind against one another. On Earth, traditional lubricants such as oil were used to minimize these effects. Planet lacks large reserves of such materials, until the invention of Synthetic Fossil Fuels. With Organic Superlubricant, scientists can create lubricating compounds that act like simple life forms, seeking out areas where they do the most good.
