5ab72bbe No.3608501
>>3608484fucking dogs isn't enough for you?
e2b51079 No.3608507
meandraco is awesome. He understands that alien races probably won't always have compatible plumbing with stuff on earth.
de0d6f07 No.3608595
Degenerates like you is why we need to develop the exterminatus before we explore space.
de0d6f07 No.3608622
>>3608620It also sucks that Synx left with money people donated to help with that computer problem.
de0d6f07 No.3608623
>>3608622And commissions too, if it was only donation…
09a62349 No.3608630
>>3608618Agree, also the Androgynous look of the alien…Is it or is it not? …..
I guess that´s a Cloaca and somehow the Condom is unnecessary.
Besides that I always wondered what movie is on pause!
2c0cf8f1 No.3608646
>What is that book she is reading?Looks like human porn to get her human lover revved up for a close encounter. Very considerate, but I doubt he needs it.
>>3608620I need more snooge doin' the monster mash. And other things…
6d741292 No.3609180
>>3609174And unless that creature can somehow evade the laws of physics in this universe, his OWN gravity would crunch him into a sphere the size of Jupiter really quickly.
de0d6f07 No.3609196
>>3609180Not sure about that.
First, that creature would have about the same density as water, just like the human body. So less self gravity than a rock planet.
Second, it would be composed of biological cells which add structural integrity, humans don't instantly drop into a puddle of blood, maybe the cell structure of that creature could withstand self-gravity?
5166cd63 No.3609198
>>3609196>So less self gravity than a rock planet.Doesn't matter. Jupiter consists mostly of hydrogen and helium. There's enough mass there that no matter what it's made of, it would collapse under its own gravity.
5166cd63 No.3609199
>>3609196Plus, the kinetic energies involved at that scale are beyond comprehension.
If a creature of that size were to simply and gently poke the earth with its fingertip, the surface of the earth would ripple out in waves and melt into lava from the internal friction. The same would be true for the creature itself - if it somehow managed to clap its own hands together, the hands would vanish in an exploding mist of hot gas and molten chunks of matter.
ae83743d No.3609200
>>3609198But Jupiter has not collapsed under its own weight .
Last time I checked it was still quite there.
The Core and inner layers of Jupiter…Now thats a different story. There will be a massive very heavy core of all heavier elements and gases compressed into a ball of immense density and weight.
Some has speculated the large gasplanets will have a core in which center is a massive gigantic diamond!
5166cd63 No.3609202
>>3609180Long before you get to the size where you would have problems with your own gravity, you get into problems with your own mass and inertia.
When you scale things up, the strength of your limbs scales with the cross-section area of your bones and muscles etc. while the mass of your body parts scales with the volume of your body. The forces required to move things around in straight lines increase linearly with mass, and to the power of two when moving in circular paths, so when you scale things up your strength increases by a factor of x^2 while the stresses increase by a factor of x^3 to x^5.
That means, there is a critical size where the scale factor x becomes 1, beyond which you simply cannot keep your own body together. You can shift the exact point a little further by having stronger materials, but the difference quickly becomes too great anyhow and your arms and legs will simply rip from your body and fly away.
Rule of thumb: at the scale of skyscrapers, a steel cable has the properties of a wet noodle.
5166cd63 No.3609203
>>3609200>But Jupiter has not collapsed under its own weight .No, and that wasn't the question.
For icy objects in the asteroid belts, once they gain enough matter to grow beyond approximately 400 - 600 km in diametet, they will begin to crush down into more or less perfect spheres.
6d741292 No.3609205
>>>But Jupiter has not collapsed under its own weight .
Jupiter IS collapsed, as far as it can go with its current mass, that's why it's a sphere. Gravity tries to pull everything towards its center.
If somehow you could keep adding more mass to Jupiter, it wouldn't get much bigger in size, but would continue to compress and get heavier. Eventually it would become what is known as a Brown dwarf but it would take about 80 Jupiter masses before it would get to the next stage, which would be triggering nuclear fusion and becoming a star.
4df35676 No.3609493
>>3609205Would it though? If you very slowly added mass to Jupiter, slowly enough so excess heat could dissipate, wouldn't it eventually reach a point where electron pressure could not hold it up. At that point, wouldn't it collapse suddenly until its fusionable material converted it into a planet sized fusion bomb?
8e1f48dc No.3609541
>>3609493>a planet sized fusion bomb?When stars ignite, they start with a bang, then collapse back, then bang again several times until they settle down to a steady state.
The repeating ripples of radiation pressure cause the surrounding cloud of dust and gas to compress into shock rings, which ends up forming the planets.
9e8f7226 No.3609559
>>3609541So you are one of those scientific cranks who believe in cold fusion, then. You have to be since you were replying to a post that hypothesized a cold Jupiter very slowly accumulating mass.
At least as a scientific crank you fit right in here at lulz along with the "stop the steal" crackpots and Russian collusion kooks.
9e8f7226 No.3609560
>>3609493Electron degeneracy wouldn't happen until it reached 1.4 times the Sun's mass. So if it's possible at all with Jupiter, it would be a star sized fusion bomb. Which by the way, is exactly what a type 1a supernova is.
bc4f639b No.3615975
>>3608484Yes : We will be toxic to eacho ther, unless They posses the superior tech and can magically do something about it. But as things stand : A fart (and the bacteria in said fart) can kill us all, also visaversa
Their skin / outer membrane will have the same issue.
Also, I predict we will smell absolutely abhorrent to each other. Sorry.
it is and will remain science fiction.
bc4f639b No.3615976
>>3608646The book ? "to serve man" I think
0907ae8e No.3616104
>>3615976>The book ? "to serve man" I thinkYou are a little late:
>>3609570>>3609572 2d098bdd No.3616169
>>3616104Yes..I blame the difference in time-zones, also I did not read the thread before posting……Alas : Mea Culpa.
bf2d5430 No.3619148
>>3608484How do you think humans became a thing?
dbe818e8 No.3619312
lawl
4b0fc5e4 No.3619332
>>3618241How is babby becum humen.
855d7e52 No.3628680
>>3628674If they are silicone base we can fuck them!
>>3608618Unf moar!
855d7e52 No.3628682
what do aliens smell like? what if they dont stink like mammals on earth? What if they smell like cheese or raspberry beer?
ea8ed022 No.3628685
>>3628682what does a being of pure energy and quantum light smell like?
f1beaa0f No.3628733
>>3628685they will smell like blue , possible like solstice, and harmonic waves.
bdf7f413 No.3628736
>>3628733i suppose you are right, but what if the blue is fire or ice? Would you smell the feels. And what if sensing itself ties somehow into it being?
Recognizing causes the essence to 'thicken', to be conveyed. For instance Gods are made powerful by faith, when you partake in the worship, you become 'blessed'. You are therfore 'communing' to a god by it imparting unto you.
df06386f No.3644819
>>3644815Get on the god level and go for sliepnir the 8 legged steed of thunder.
