pjk@hou2a.UUCP (P.KEMP) (08/09/85)
[Discussion of using black holes in photon torpedoes.] > From houxm!ihnp4!ucbvax!decvax!sunybcs!ugzannin > > One question: How do you propose to remove the black hole? For that > matter, how do you propose to capture the black hole in the first place? > -- > Adrian Zannin Look, this is the Twenty-Fourth(?) Century! They have the technology to do almost anything they want. The Time Lords on the planet Gallifrey (*) have no problem with capturing black holes, it just takes some stellar engineering. (*) - In the constellation Kasterborus, galactic co-ordinates 10-0-11-0-0 by 0-2 from galactic zero center. :-) -- Paul Kemp ihnp4!hou2a!pjk
raiche@dartvax.UUCP (George A. Raiche) (08/15/85)
> > [Discussion of using black holes in photon torpedoes.] > > From houxm!ihnp4!ucbvax!decvax!sunybcs!ugzannin > > > > One question: How do you propose to remove the black hole? For that > > matter, how do you propose to capture the black hole in the first place? > > -- *** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR EVENT HORIZON *** Assuming you'e got a small black hole, why not just throw it at an enemy? I think that would probably cause some excitement in itself. George Raiche Dept. of Chemistry Dartmouth "Matt...there is no fourth planet!" "Don't you think I know that??"