explore the (whole) universe! (56k)

it's not really a game but surely deserves an own topic so i've put it here...

there's a neat piece of free software out that contains the whole known universe (and more) and let's you fly around freely. it's called spaceengine and can be downloaded here: [en.spaceengine.org] (about 500 MB)

there's lot's of stuff to discover and going at multiple times the speed of light will result in a nice warp effect so i suggest to check it out if you're interested in that kind of things



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used to be GPGSL's Nick Heidfeld

Nice one.

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A 56k warning in 2013 is just a delight. This forum, forever a bunch of gentlemen.

It's not exactly rocket science to figure out the universe is larger than 56k.

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So you wouldn't suffer from time dilation? (Actually "suffer" isn't the right word - the thought of staying eternally young kind of appeals!)

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The next update comes with an extra diaper case and a free pacifier. And there won't be any bug fixes but wormhole fillings.

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Vader Wrote:
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> It's not exactly rocket science to figure out the
> universe is larger than 56k.

On the contrary; I believe the size of the universe can be calculated by diving by zero

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Congratulations, you just opened a dimension portal.

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senninho schrieb:
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> Vader Wrote:
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> > It's not exactly rocket science to figure out
> the
> > universe is larger than 56k.
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> On the contrary; I believe the size of the
> universe can be calculated by diving by zero

it's obvious now: you created all these black holes out there.

on a serious note - i think the universe is of finite size (so no division by zero) and has no boundaries, like the surface of sphere. i'm also pretty confident that it is indeed larger than 56k

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used to be GPGSL's Nick Heidfeld

It's actually 792,558,037 bytes, that's an indisputable fact. I've done a search for the death star, however as it was blown to bits by the rebels nothing came up.

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[www.mediafire.com] Some say you should click it, you know you want to. [www.gp4central.com] <----GP4 Central

I watched the final scene of Men In Black, that taught me everything - there's several spherical universes all being held in a big bag. I knows my stuff!

PS - How do you dive by zero?

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You dare ask that question?? If you divide by zero on Microsoft Calculator, then this happens...





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