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=='''Introduction'''== | =='''Introduction'''== | ||
Hey, so let's face it. Technobabble is for fools with no scientific interests and no desire to expand their understanding of what's really going on. This is a semi-scientific document detailing a basic layman's understanding of the processes going on in the ship. <br><br> | Hey, so let's face it. Technobabble is for fools with no scientific interests and no desire to expand their understanding of what's really going on. This is a semi-scientific document detailing a basic layman's understanding of the processes going on in the ship. <br><br> | ||
− | This document was designed for the ship engineer and the GM so that they can know what the heck is going on, and hopefully wow their non-physicist friends into oblivion. Pilots should also read the ''How It Works: Atmospheric Flight'' and ''How it Works: Space Flight'' sections. | + | This document was designed for the ship engineer and the GM so that they can know what the heck is going on, and hopefully wow their non-physicist friends into oblivion. Pilots should also read the '''''How It Works: Atmospheric Flight''''' and [[#How It Works##Space Flight |'''''How it Works: Space Flight''''']] sections. |
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I have no extreme education in the field of physics. So some of this could be a little wrong. Please correct it if you can. But this is what I've gained from hobbyisting it. If something in here confuses you, check out the topic at www.wikipedia.org. Happy flying. | I have no extreme education in the field of physics. So some of this could be a little wrong. Please correct it if you can. But this is what I've gained from hobbyisting it. If something in here confuses you, check out the topic at www.wikipedia.org. Happy flying. |