Below are some pictures of dazzle-camouflage ships.
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| From left to right: a heavy cruiser, a light cruiser, and a heavy frigate |
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Sunday, 17 February 2013
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
MHD atmospheric cruiser Part I
Here is the unpainted model of a Magneto-Hydro-Dynamic atmospheric cruiser.
This ship uses MHD propulsion (use of strong magnetic fields that can induce conductive fluid movement) to fly through gas and liquids without using any moving parts. The large ducts and hull surface act as giant lifting surfaces in atmospheres, while in space a more classical mirror fusion engine is used. The ducts act as radiators in this last case. The nose antennas are a sensor array used in dense fluid mediums, sensitive to fields, chemical trails and pressure waves.
This ship uses MHD propulsion (use of strong magnetic fields that can induce conductive fluid movement) to fly through gas and liquids without using any moving parts. The large ducts and hull surface act as giant lifting surfaces in atmospheres, while in space a more classical mirror fusion engine is used. The ducts act as radiators in this last case. The nose antennas are a sensor array used in dense fluid mediums, sensitive to fields, chemical trails and pressure waves.
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