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Image 1 — Spaceships firing machine guns in all directions.
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Spaceships firing machine guns in all directions.

Im definitely thinking of The Expanse when i picture this: a space ship with multiple points of automatic fire coming off the hull. But recently ive actually started to see some of this in Halo fan animations, and i definitely think the matrix’s hovership are another example. Which made me curious, does anyone know who came up with the visualization of this trope first?

u/endofanera — 11 days ago

What do you think is the most promising or realistically posible near future propulsion technology?

From VASIMR to nuclear saltwater to laser sails, there are a lot of theoretical propulsion systems that we could build or use in our lifetime(more or less) Which one do you believe is the future of space travel?

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u/FlatwormSensitive127 — 11 days ago
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Witness to a Starbirth, inspired by the TTA Book Covers. Sci fi oil pqinting by me

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Inspired by the TTA book covers I know from my youth, I painted this oil painting on wood. A research vessel approaches a protostar system and first maps the dust clouds in order to be able to orient itself based on the density differences therein. The shield at the front serves as a kind of protective shield against minor impacts and is at the same time crammed with sensors of any kind. And it is already a little inspired by the Icarus 2 from the film Sunshine.

What a feeling the crew would feel if they were the first to dive into such a haze after a long journey...

I hope you like it.

u/Greg0sh — 12 days ago