You need an atmosphere for the oxygen and duet to ignight. Bud, also I don't think the coding would be too bad to add.

i'm too lazy to continue debating on this, didy..
but the same oxygen burn the deut inside the ship engine can burn it outside the engine!
PLUS, chuck has a point too..
simply put, -1...

All zorg has to do is either change the variable for duet in debris fields from 0 to 30 percent or add a duet variable to the debris code... even though its a little more advanced then that coding isn't the impossible monster you guys week to claim

___Didact___ wrote:All zorg has to do is either change the variable for duet in debris fields from 0 to 30 percent or add a duet variable to the debris code... even though its a little more advanced then that coding isn't the impossible monster you guys week to claim

for the minimul amount of deut that would be left in the tank that would turn to debris would almost be pointless.... because the ship is not made out of deut you just need deut to make it so there would be no deut in the structural damage only left overs in the gas tank so to speak so my point was not that coding is hard or impossable but in this case pointless for a few thousand deut or for a good crsh a couple hundred thousand

We don't need to use the fuel from launch just from the structure. So if you killed 10000 BC the duet in the debri would be 45 million if 30 percent of the duet is left

but what im saying is there is no deut in the structure...................the deut cost in building a ship is not used in the structture but is used in the prosess of building there is no deutrium in the structure of any ship

Lets say the deut is like coating in the ship. They use it to preserve the cargo/engines/fuel tanks. In this being said when the debris is collected, there should be SOMETHING salvageable. It's not just going to be completely dry.

Since Duet is extracted from water, just allow it cannot remain viable or stable in the Vacuum of Space, thus Is not able to be collected in Debris. -1 regardless.

Doomrager wrote:Lets say the deut is like coating in the ship. They use it to preserve the cargo/engines/fuel tanks. In this being said when the debris is collected, there should be SOMETHING salvageable. It's not just going to be completely dry.

looking at it like that i do agree with u..... but thats not what the deuts used for.... but hey im up for free deut but it does not fit in considering its role

_IT_ wrote:Since Duet is extracted from water, just allow it cannot remain viable or stable in the Vacuum of Space, thus Is not able to be collected in Debris. -1 regardless.

deuterium is an isotope of hydrogen and can be stable in the vacuum of space. +1