Re: [TML] Where didsuperdensematerialsgo? Rob O'Connor 10 May 2014 08:18 UTC

William Ewing wrote:
 > 1. Superdense means a hair-sized skeleton of near-collapsium inside
 > a foamed metal beam / plate / etc.

If this is the case, then compressing lithium deuteride + tritium until
it fuses is really easy.

Makes high tech-level pure fusion nukes extremely difficult to control.

Cool ideas for high-tech materials science. Thanks.

Tim Little wrote:
 > One setting I've seen uses the idea of stable muons(*) to form muonic
matter.

Good one.

So strange matter can be formed by squashing nuclear matter beyond some
critical limit - and industrially usable quantities can be produced?

Wow.
Is this an RPG setting, or described in a short story/novel?

Rob O'Connor