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From: Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris (haugh-1@dellnet.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/11 Precisely how large is your worldship anyway? I'm trying to figure out who has the largest single vessel on the field. I believe I hold that honor, but I could be wrong.

From: Kyle (kylejk@netzero.net) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/11 Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris wrote: > > Precisely how large is your worldship anyway? I'm trying to figure out who > has the largest single vessel on the field. I believe I hold that honor, but > I could be wrong. I'm not sure how big Graemes is but my ship is 4000 kilometers in diameter, well it will be when it's repaired. I don't know if you caught the original post outlining my forces so I should tell you, my ships are extremely powerful, a single fighter can BDZ a small continent (like Australia) even my Destroyers, can destroy planets, and my Planetoid can destroy star systems (with a single standard missile). Star Marshall Knopf

From: Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris (haugh-1@dellnet.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/11 Gotta ask, why so powerful? I mean, is there any story/rationale behind it, or did you just randomly assign abilities to your ships?

From: Kyle (kylejk@netzero.net) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/13 Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris wrote: > > Gotta ask, why so powerful? I mean, is there any story/rationale behind it, > or did you just randomly assign abilities to your ships? I took it from the Dahak Series by David Weber. He doesn't give eaxact ship stats but he does give weapon power and ship sizes, so I just rationalized from there, and anyway I originaly only had a small fleet so I wanted it to be the most adavanced to help equalize it. Kyle

From: Graeme Dice (grdice@home.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/11 Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris wrote: > > Precisely how large is your worldship anyway? I'm trying to figure out who > has the largest single vessel on the field. I believe I hold that honor, but > I could be wrong. The best answer I can give you, is am big as my imagination sees it. Really though, I said at least once that it's reactors are the size of two Earth's. You can extrapolate from that. I tend to keep it away from planets to avoid tidal effects. Graeme Dice

From: Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris (omega_zero_day@my-deja.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/12 Ah. In that case I believe my Battlesphere and MaintenanceSphere both safely out-size anything on the field. They are stardrive- capable/realspace mobile Dyson Spheres. When I build a staging area, I do NOT fuck around!

From: Xtreme Psycho (xtreme02@yahoo.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/11 Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris wrote in message <85giaf$vhg$1@nnrp1.deja.com>... :Ah. In that case I believe my Battlesphere and MaintenanceSphere both :safely out-size anything on the field. They are stardrive- :capable/realspace mobile Dyson Spheres. When I build a staging area, I :do NOT fuck around! : I could have brought the ships I've been using in my novel. Each ship's size is: Length; 2000x the sun's diameter, Width; 1000x the Sun's diameter and it's height; 250x sun's diameter.

From: Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris (omega_zero_day@my-deja.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/12 In article <XfSe4.14742$2x3.260261@newscontent-01.sprint.ca>, "Xtreme Psycho" <xtreme02@yahoo.com> wrote: > > I could have brought the ships I've been using in my novel. Each ship's size > is: Length; 2000x the sun's diameter, Width; 1000x the Sun's diameter and > it's height; 250x sun's diameter. Sounds very impressive, and that's not sarcasm at all, but the Ragnarok is still bigger. I have one ship at my disposal that is even bigger than the Ragnarok, but it stays out in the gulf between galaxies at all times. Even Ex-Sith Lords have problems with disrupting galactic ecologies.

From: Xtreme Psycho (xtreme02@yahoo.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/12 :Sounds very impressive, and that's not sarcasm at all, but the Ragnarok :is still bigger. I have one ship at my disposal that is even bigger :than the Ragnarok, but it stays out in the gulf between galaxies at all :times. Even Ex-Sith Lords have problems with disrupting galactic :ecologies. : What are the dimensions of those ships? Are they larger than these dimensions? Mammoth Class Starship Length: 2,780,000,000km or 1,737,500,000 miles Width: 1,390,000,000km or 868,750,000 miles Height: 347,500,000km or 217,187,500 miles

From: Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris (omega_zero_day@my-deja.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/12 In article <HN0f4.15514$2x3.278071@newscontent-01.sprint.ca>, "Xtreme Psycho" <xtreme02@yahoo.com> wrote: > What are the dimensions of those ships? > > Are they larger than these dimensions? > > Mammoth Class Starship > > Length: 2,780,000,000km or 1,737,500,000 miles > Width: 1,390,000,000km or 868,750,000 miles > Height: 347,500,000km or 217,187,500 miles I honestly do not know how large the Ragnarok or the Genesis are in absolute terms. I can say this, however. Being Dyson Spheres they envelope stars. This is what all Dyson Spheres do. However, these particular sphere encircle binary star systems. The stars inside are a pair of Blue Supergiants. The spheres are large enough that the stars inside can safely orbit one another without falling into each other. I honestly don't know how large that makes them, but I'm thinking on the order of 6 or 7 light hours in diameter at least.

From: Jonathan Boyd (jonathan@jboyd.co.uk) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/12 in article 85im8r$h03$1@nnrp1.deja.com, Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris at omega_zero_day@my-deja.com wrote on 12/1/00 7:56 pm: > I honestly do not know how large the Ragnarok or the Genesis are in > absolute terms. I can say this, however. Being Dyson Spheres they > envelope stars. This is what all Dyson Spheres do. However, these > particular sphere encircle binary star systems. The stars inside are a > pair of Blue Supergiants. The spheres are large enough that the stars > inside can safely orbit one another without falling into each other. I > honestly don't know how large that makes them, but I'm thinking on the > order of 6 or 7 light hours in diameter at least. Have you thought about how much material you would need to build that? The industrial capacity? The amount of mass it would have? -- Jonathan AIM: BoydClone | STvsSW website: http://www.jboyd.co.uk/

From: Lord Protector Kayle Skolaris (omega_zero_day@my-deja.com) Subject: Re: [W-STGOD] Initation Order: READ Newsgroups: alt.startrek.vs.starwars Date: 2000/01/13 In article <B4A2AD36.487%jonathan@jboyd.co.uk>, Jonathan Boyd <jonathan@jboyd.co.uk> wrote: > Have you thought about how much material you would need to build that? The > industrial capacity? The amount of mass it would have? > -- > Jonathan > AIM: BoydClone | STvsSW website: http://www.jboyd.co.uk/ > > Yes, yes, and yes. Your point?