Solar panels do not require any energy, and ion drives run on the atoms in space.
See note 1 in the handbook.
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Solar panels require energy from the sun, which we wouldn't be able to get enough of to actualy get something off of earth, and about ion drives, we won't need those by the time we get the stuff in space.
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go to the middle of the earth (If you have the patience to drive a hole into the middle) and drop a GIGANTIC sack of bombs in the middle.
Warning: Do not go inside earth. You will melt your entire skin off.
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samurai768 wrote:
go to the middle of the earth (If you have the patience to drive a hole into the middle) and drop a GIGANTIC sack of bombs in the middle.
Warning: Do not go inside earth. You will melt your entire skin off.
I admire your creativity!
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Get rockets, attach the rockets to the moon, then start the rockets, and they'll drag the moon into earth, (this part is optional)simuataneously use rockets, to stop earth from spinning, decreasing the pull of gravity earth has, and then when the moon hit's earth goes flying
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get a giant heater, put it on the giant ice bodys (greenland, antarctica, top part of canada, arctic) and then they melt, making all the land in the world sunken underwater. then freeze all the water by shooting it from space with a freeze ray, the earths core will immediatly melt it, making the earth just water floating in space
i dont think that is possible.
this is a text based game BTW

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wiimaster wrote:
this is a text based game BTW
I hope it isn't... I just wanted to see how our ideas would compare with a different website.
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Shoot rockets at the sun, until it's mass increases by a lot, and destroys earth
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Go into space, a few miles behind the sun (or just enough for your rocket to go) then shoot rockets towards the sun (I mean giant spaceships. People seem to think that when I say rocket, I mean a small, play rocket.) It will ethier come closer to earth, and burn it to ashes, or it will increase it's mass: having the same effect.
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