Difference between revisions of "Controlled Singularity"
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| − | As engineers quickly discovered, it’s one thing to understand [[Singularity Mechanics]] and another thing entirely to attempt [[Controlled Singularity]]—harnessing and directing the powers of a black hole. Breakthroughs in [[Applied | + | As engineers quickly discovered, it’s one thing to understand [[Singularity Mechanics]] and another thing entirely to attempt [[Controlled Singularity]]—harnessing and directing the powers of a black hole. Breakthroughs in [[Applied Gravitonics]] finally make this technology possible, with a host of amazing and potent applications, from radical new types of weaponry to global power sources. |
Revision as of 12:55, 11 March 2013
| Controlled Singularity | |
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| Requires | Singularity Mechanics, Applied Gravitonics |
| Leads to | Transcendent Thought, String Resonance |
| Weapon | Singularity Laser |
| Secret Project | The Singularity Inductor |
Some would ask, how could a perfect God create a universe filled with so much that is evil. They have missed a greater conundrum: why would a perfect God create a universe at all?
- -- Sister Miriam Godwinson,
- "But for the Grace of God"
As engineers quickly discovered, it’s one thing to understand Singularity Mechanics and another thing entirely to attempt Controlled Singularity—harnessing and directing the powers of a black hole. Breakthroughs in Applied Gravitonics finally make this technology possible, with a host of amazing and potent applications, from radical new types of weaponry to global power sources.
