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On 7/18/19 4:06 PM, Sven Littkowski wrote:
> The ship designs show similarities to those 1960s spaceships from the
> Perry Rhodan universe.
Perry Rhoday was likely my first contact with science fiction and very
certainly defined my views on how science fiction should be. So, even
that I didn't intend any references in this scene, it seems the
influence is still there :)
> But indeed, off-world mining is indeed a very interesting topic. For
> some time to come, mining equipment will still look similar to the one
> you depicted in your artwork, and what we have today.
That's good to hear that I didn't stretch imagination too much here.
> I believe, the fusion
> technology can be used for energy production, but with changed
> parameters also for creation of resources.
Since we were talking about the Perry Rhodan universe already, I can
confirm that fusion was used there as a means to produce all heavier
elements from hydrogen and helium. Not one of the cheap or easy means,
but some of the techno-crazy installations had such converters.
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Some of my PovRay works:
https://www.deviantart.com/antarasol/gallery/42758766/3D
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