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Oh, yeah, I thought you were talking about Ionic bonds and such.
Ah, gotcha. That'd be something complex to figure out.
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Ah, gotcha. That'd be something complex to figure out.
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Yeah it really is...
What else did you do on your boat?
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Yes but the floatiness caused by the air in the boat is enough to carry a lot of things.
Wow, that's amazing.
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Oh so like a on the move alchemist
Well, plasma is the ionization of gas, allowing for the electrons to have enough energy to detach from the atoms in the substance. It's like a really hot, squishy metal that's not actually metallic. I'm just saying that plasma hasn't really been done before.
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You pretty much can't get "too powerful" here.
Or at least it's difficult for someone not used to it.
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What do you mean?
The water is inside of the boat, and since air is lighter than water, it makes the boat float because the air can't go below the water.
But when you get in the boat, doesn't it get really heavy?
Ok, thanks for the feedback, I might actually go with the plasma idea, I was thinking about that, but I had tried it in the past and it was a bit to powerful so I don't know how it'll turn out.
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Power usually isn't a huge issue. Nobody's done anything with ionized atoms yet, so it'll be interesting to see where it goes.
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Because the air inside of the boat makes it float, that's why it's shaped like a U, so not water can get inside.
But if the air is inside and not outside, how does it do anything?
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It's a light material curved into a U shape that keep the water out of the inside, and when you go really fast on it, it's like you're skipping on the water, I wish I had stored one, I guess I'll take that into consideration next time I come across one.
How does it not sink?
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Because they're really tiny explosions, but to be honest, I don't really know either
That's amazing. What are boats like?
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