I find myself upvoting, partially due to the reference.
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D'you think I should add an explicit link to SCP-627?
I want to add a note about it being a bad idea to swallow the object, but I'm not sure how to word it for maximum effect.
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This is pretty excessive. Also, there's nothing about this article that interests me.
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Hmmmm….I know I already opened myself up to SCP-100, but I have an idea for this. If it gets low enough for deletion, permission to rewrite?
Whether you like it or not, history is on our side. We will bury you!
Hm, i'd like to have a try at this one too - I had an idea involving this one being a malfunctioning model of an electron from a rutherfordian atom model.
Nice work! I really like how you took the original concept and put it to the next level without actually changing it all that much. I would never have come up with the macro-particle idea.
(account deleted)Not really that much to be said here. It's a nice example of the kind of cool low-key item that was more common in I and II, where the primary reaction after reading is "Oh, that's nifty/horrifying!" The note at the end didn't do much, but overall I found it pretty charming. +1
I was neutral on the original for reasons I don't recall, but the re-write is a solid +1.
Can't stop thinking about how neat a toy this would be. Designer-brain is fixated on how to get the look of it irl. Orbit transfer to any new object is probably impossible, but something clever with rotating internal magnets should be able to have one ball orbit another. Possibly to orbit anything ferrous. The magnets may have to be in the base object rather than the orbiter. Because I'm not sure if available rare earth magnets have enough oomph to levitate their own mass. Would have to do some reading/math on that.
In a rooted system, using hidden wires instead of magnets, you should be able to get the push-to-a-lower-orbit effect. Maybe pair with some LEDs to get the photon emission.
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