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19th Apr 2015

This uses BOYL to simulate air. Unprotected humans are made of PSTS, so in theory they should be torn apart once decompressed (unfortunately, this takes forever). Credit to G-LinuxorU for his remarkable typewriter, which I used to make those writings.

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blackantimatter 21st Apr 2015

It is blue, oxygen and hydrogen are both blue, when in liquid state.
Dorito_tRF 21st Apr 2015

air isnt blue, its clear
Ivniinvi 20th Apr 2015

@Qwert_Yuiop "The Martian" is a very recent book, I would reccomend it.
sentinal-5 20th Apr 2015

woooah woah woah.. i just read your comment... YOU DON'T KNOW WHO ANDY WIER IS!??! ugh.. will you be calling it "Ridley Scott's "the martian"" too then?
sentinal-5 20th Apr 2015

this is awesome, but quick question... chairs?
Qwert_Yuiop 20th Apr 2015

@Ivniinvi: No, though I used to read quite a lot of sci-fi sometime, I have no idea who Andy Weir is. @PocketGenious: Well rockets like to go boom, that is quite a common problem with them :( Still, if I ever find some time to add stuff to this save, I'll try to do something with that.
PocketGenious 20th Apr 2015

Crew transfer vessel has flammable materials , and when you use electrons on it , it sparks , flaming oil and everything. Id suggest a update with something that doesn't condust electrisity in crew transfer vessel. Also , wow! Not a bad space station , I am TPT engineer and I aprove this!
Ivniinvi 20th Apr 2015

Were you inspired by "The Martian" by Andy Weir?
a_beepbop 20th Apr 2015

I did a similar concept to this with a thick layer of VACU lining the walls of the screen.
Dorito_tRF 19th Apr 2015

well thats what space does, it sucks

The Powder Toy

Space station with pressurized interior by Qwert_Yuiop

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