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[#]
Thu Feb 13 2014 11:37:43 EST
from
IGnatius T Foobar
Subject: Death Star's architect finally answer complaints about exhaust port.
Well there's also the issue of whether venting exhaust at all is a good idea
for a battle station that is permanently in space. The station would be losing
pressure at a fairly high rate of speed if it doesn't have a fresh air intake.
What kind of energy does the Death Star's core run on, anyway? I can't imagine they've got a diesel engine in there. It's got to be some sort of nuclear reactor. How do you run one of those in space without a supply of cooling water? The empty vacuum of space is *not* an effective thermal discharge.
What kind of energy does the Death Star's core run on, anyway? I can't imagine they've got a diesel engine in there. It's got to be some sort of nuclear reactor. How do you run one of those in space without a supply of cooling water? The empty vacuum of space is *not* an effective thermal discharge.
Vader may not but all those storm troopers, Lister, Rimmer, the technical director/fire control operator and
other technicians all pass body waste.
other technicians all pass body waste.
Vader does most certainly excrete. If he eats, he excretes. I heard from
a very reliable source that Vader is particularly fond of Penne Alla Arrabiata.
Scotty: "You cannot change the laws of physics!!"
Vader: "I am altering the laws of physics. Pray that I do not alter them any further."
Excretion is obsolete in the 24th century. Waste products are removed from the body with a transporter.
[#]
Fri Oct 10 2014 22:04:45 EDT
from
vince-q <vince-q@ns1.netk2ne.net>
Oct 10 2014 4:28pm from IGnatius T Foobar @uncnsrd (Uncensored)
Excretion is obsolete in the 24th century. Waste products are
removed from the body with a transporter.
Is that why, in all those episodes of Star Trek, in all of its variations and reincarnations, you never, ever, not even once, saw a restroom?
True fact: Gene Rodenberry had his bladder and rectum sewn shut, to see what
it would be like to live in the 24th century. He eventually died.
[#]
Sat Oct 11 2014 18:45:37 EDT
from
vince-q <vince-q@ns1.netk2ne.net>
"He eventually died."
This is an event by no means unique to Gene Rodenberry...
This is an event by no means unique to Gene Rodenberry...