Re: (TFT) 30 ST Figure Reaction to Hits

["maou_tsaou1@netzero.net" <maou_tsaou1@netzero.net>]

~ 6 * 10^45 molecules in the Earth's oceans.

One molecule of water is ~ one eighteen-billionth of an inch in diameter.

Per cubic mile of water (330 million cubic miles total).

Oxygen - 4,037,000,000 tons  

Hydrogen - 509,000,000 tons 

Chlorine - 89,500,000 tons
Sodium - 49,500,000 tons

Magnesium - 6,125,000 tons
Sulphur - 4,240,000 tons
Calcium - 1,880,000 tons
Potassium - 1,790,000 tons

Bromine - 306,000 tons
Carbon - 132,000 tons 
(tenth place? REALLY?)

Strontium - 37,700 tons
Boron - 22,600 tons
Silicon - 14,130 tons

Fluorine - 6,125 tons
Argon - 2,825 tons
Nitrogen - 2,350 tons

Lithium - 940 tons
Rubidum - 565 tons
Phosphorus - 330 tons
Iodine - 235 tons

Indium - 94 tons
Zinc - 47 tons
Iron - 47 tons
Aluminum - 47 tons
Molybdenum - 47 tons
Barium - 29 tons
Lead - 14 tons
Tin - 14 tons
Copper - 14 tons
Arsenic - 14 tons
Protactinium - 14 tons
Selenium - 14 tons

Vanadium - 9.4 tons
Manganese - 9.4 tons
Titanium - 4.7 tons
Thorium - 3.3 tons
Cesium - 2.4 tons
Antimony - 2.4 tons
Cobalt - 2.3 tons
Nickel - 2.3 tons
Cerium - 1.8 tons
Yttrium - 1.4 tons
Silver - 1.4 tons
Lanthanum - 1.4 tons
Krypton - 1.4 tons
Neon - 1.4 tons

Bismuth - 1,885 lbs.

Tungsten - 940 lbs.
Xenon - 940 lbs.
Germanium - 565 lbs.
Cadmium - 518 lbs.
Chromium - 470 lbs.
Scandium - 377 lbs.
Mercury - 280 lbs.
Gallium - 280 lbs.

Tellurium - 94 lbs.
Niobium - 47 lbs.
Helium - 47 lbs.
Gold - 38 lbs.

Radium - 0.0003 lbs.

Radon - 0.00000009 lbs.

Others in trace.


At an average salinity of 3.5%, a cubic mile of seawater contains 166,000,000 tons of salt.

Assuming that you could tag, or otherwise differentiate all the molecules in a glass of water and then thoroughly mix them into the oceans there would be about 1500 in any given glass of water.

Viroids (bare nucleic acid without a coat of protein) are composed of around 10,000 atoms.

PPLO' s (pleuropneumonia-like organisms) are among the smallest free-living organisms and are composed of about fifty million atoms.

Eric Drexler's concept of nano-technology included what I call "glider-guns" but I've heard termed replicators or assemblers.

A Drexler-bot would be about 1,000,000,000 or so atoms, and replicating at about a million atoms a second, the system would copy itself in about 15 minuets.
This is on the same order as bacterium require under good conditions.


A cube 10,000 miles to a side easily encompasses the earth and her low-orbit area.

A cube 1,000,000 miles to a side encompasses most planets and their satellites.

A cube 1,000,000,000 miles across a side holds the inner planets of most solar-systems.
(Bode's Law)

A cube a trillion miles to a side holds the solar neighborhood.

A cube a million, billion miles to a side covers the local group of stars.

A cube a billion, billion miles to a side holds the milky way.

A cube a trillion, billion miles across a side holds the local group of galaxies. 

5,865,696,000,000 miles per year for light.



256 of a given cube gives me a volume hex for that scale.
This should be good enough for travel, etc.
The location of gameworld universes in relation to one another is an interesting question that depends on those fundamentals I've talked about.

It's May?!?
When did this happen?



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