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Published: 2016-06-22 19:38:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 17093; Favourites: 611; Downloads: 511
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'Weapons in Space'
NASA gunship, why not?
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So, if they fall, they become ODSTs the wrong way?
Seems like a decent enough tradeoff . . .
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safest place you can be , far away from the war and mess of the earth !
this is amazing ! i love it alotΒ
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At long last, the Spaceship Door Gunner is a thing.
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Awesome art and bad version of future. The mankind should not put a weapons in space.
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Would they be up there to shoot down missels? Cuz the probably couldn't see anyone down there
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shouldn't those thing's recoil like...shoot them off the ship if it's so powerful they can take down enemies from space? other than that is an awesome concept i'll give you that XD
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Coil weapons would have no recoil so maybe their using gauss rifles.
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really? huh, i didn't knew that, we learn something everyday XD
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That's a common misconceptions. Rail- and Coil weapons will have more recoil than regular guns, because they fire with much more force. If the gun's capacitors are strong enough, a misfiring where more energy than intended is discharged could actually *tear the shooter's arm and shoulder off*, catapulting the gun backwards at high speed.
a=F/m applies whether you're using chemical propellants or electromagnetic fields to launch the projectile.
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Well coilguns massive coils don't cause an explosion they instead propel their Metal slugs at usually mach 5 or 8 plus they usual have plasma surrounded them.
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Impresive rendering. Textures looks amazing. Love this piece 
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Not sure if the space-bound objects are nuclear missiles or shuttles, but their lack of curiosity makes it seem as though it is a typical occurrence. I like the contrast between the sky-blue atmosphere of the Earth and the dirty-orange space suits of the astronauts. The texture of the metal floor is very detailed and interesting. Though their lack of harnesses and regards to safety really make the crew seem un-NASA-ish if you ask me. If their shuttle is orbiting (falling) around the planet, shouldn't they be floating due to the effect of weightlessness in orbit? Overall, the grittiness of the entire composition is what grabbed my interest. Keep up the good work!
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