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This is SigmaC@T's 1960s Sci Fi movie death ray! mwahahaha
03-02-2006 22:00
ChriszumaI don't get it... How does the ball get accelerated?
03-02-2006 22:21
evanisthat!|
Originally Posted by Chriszuma
I don't get it... How does the ball get accelerated?
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03-02-2006 22:28
Chriszuma|
Originally Posted by evanisthat!
Belts (that aren't shown) line the sides of the gun, two pulleys aren't shown either. The belts will spin ridiculously fast and out will come a ball at (hopefully) 12 m/s in a relatively straight line. We hope....
108 P.S. the estimated acceleration of the ball is 283 ish m/s^2. time spent in barrel = .064 seconds. at that rate, it should take only 293 hours, 46 minutes, and 41.17 seconds to reach the speed of light. |
03-02-2006 22:37
lukevanoort
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Originally Posted by Chriszuma
Don't forget about air resistance with your light speed calculation there, it would probably take more like 500 hours.
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04-02-2006 00:10
greencactus3|
Originally Posted by lukevanoort
Don't forget physics/realitivity. It's impossible.
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04-02-2006 00:58
Wayne Doenges
Looks great. Nice design.
Is it legal to transport balls from the robot to the center goal
How would they measure the m/s?
If a ball disappears from the bot and reappears at the goal than there is no velocity. Right?
04-02-2006 02:46
Barry Bonzack
Figures. While we are all designing shooters, 108 is making a futuristic scifi levitation ray to put balls in the center goal directly from the ground.