*looks around the forum*3rd Impact wrote:Off-topic: Is it too late to join in?
It hasn't started yet really... I don't see why not.
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*looks around the forum*3rd Impact wrote:Off-topic: Is it too late to join in?
We could pay 2.5 million in cash and 5 millions in metals suitable for starship armor.Sea Skimmer wrote:Excellent, these examples can be shipped within the week, the pricetag is 7.5 million Kokand currency units.FBHthelizardmage wrote:
We would like to purchase 100 such vehicles for testing and evaluation, should they pass we would like to order a futher 10,000
Which would leave a balance of 7,092,500,000, you owe 7.1 billion-Kokand currency units. The 7.5 million is for 100 units being ordered by another star nation. But don't worry, Kokand currency units are not very large monetary units, and that ratio is acceptable.Cpt_Frank wrote: We could pay 2.5 million in cash and 5 millions in metals suitable for starship armor.
I see. How about we pay 30% in cash and 70% in metal? In that case you'd get your money within 10 days.Sea Skimmer wrote: Which would leave a balance of 7,092,500,000, you owe 7.1 billion-Kokand currency units. The 7.5 million is for 100 units being ordered by another star nation. But don't worry, Kokand currency units are not very large monetary units, and that ratio is acceptable.
We prefer our system over the more ridiculous ones out there which charge 6 million for capital warships, Kokand must wonder why anyone would create a system in which 99+% of all transactions would require less then one unit.
Population seems a bit high to me... 3 billion would be much more reasonable...3rd Impact wrote: Capital World: Muad'dib (Population approx. 30 Billion)
To give you an idea, Earth right now is considered by most authorities to be a little too heavily populated, and that's with only 6 billion or so. If you add in more efficient technology, it'll increase the viable population, but it still would not be that high.Beowulf wrote:Population seems a bit high to me... 3 billion would be much more reasonable...
For city-planets, that's a good population level. When I said efficient, I meant a planet which was capable of carrying out virtually any economic activity without adverse effects on the environment. New Beijing might not produce enough food for itself, and, barring uncharacteristic concern for the environment from the crypto-socialist leaders, it won't be as pleasant as Earth to live on.Cpt_Frank wrote:The PIR's capital New Bejing has more than 30 billion citizens. It should be noted, though, that it's a city-planet.
But simple land area isn't the whole story. The terrain is very important, and a large area of China is desert and or high mountains. On the other hand, the quite small Ukraine could produce enough food to feed a billion people with modern farming technology.Pablo Sanchez wrote:
To give you an idea, Earth right now is considered by most authorities to be a little too heavily populated, and that's with only 6 billion or so. If you add in more efficient technology, it'll increase the viable population, but it still would not be that high.
Anyway, look at Earth in the STGOD. The area of China actually has a lower population in 2800 than it does right now, and my Empire stretches through the whole area of the Russian Empire plus change, and it only has about as many as modern China (in an area maybe twice the size). More than likely, one of the effects of the advancement of space-going races will be to reduce their population to the most efficient level, probably somewhere around 10 billion for an average planet.
If the planet is twice the size of earth it would have massively increased gravity, crushing any human even if the dense atmosphere doesn't kill them first.HemlockGrey wrote:The Italia and Graecia provinces have roughly 1.5 billion people combined, but the cities of those provinces are sunk deep underground and almost all of both provinces are city.
Augustia has 12 billion, but it's twice the size of Earth. New Byzantine, a moon, has 1.2 billion, and it's extremely dense. The other moons have around 500 million each, and Trajan has around 1 million, while the two caepidda each have about 20K
Sound reasonable?