ToughSF on X: A realistic space warship, the 'White Lake', featuring radiators, propellant tanks and actual sensor mounts. I can't translate image in text but it looks like some thought has gone

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Last updated 07 julho 2024

ToughSF on X: A realistic space warship, the 'White Lake', featuring radiators, propellant tanks and actual sensor mounts. I can't translate image in text but it looks like some thought has gone

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ToughSF on X: Definitely one of the strangest spaceship designs I've seen. It has fairly realistic parts (propellant tanks, regenerative nozzles, solar panels) but the overall arrangement is a lizard?! #space #art

ToughSF on X: A realistic design for a space warship taking shape on the ToughSF discord. I especially like how the armor is layered to act as a Whipple Shield, and all

ToughSF on X: Another realistic space warship design by @REALFR0S7. This time it is a 'Surveillance Striker' dotted with telescopes and sensors, driven by a Liquid Annular Reactor System that provides thrust

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ToughSF on X: An interplanetary transport ship powered by a Z-pinch fusion reactor shows off its glowing red radiators and insulated propellant tanks. I even spot debris shields for the habitat sections

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ToughSF on X: A realistic space warship by @REALFR0S7. It's 7510 tons fully loaded, has four Magneto-Inertial fusion engines and a huge array of lasers, guns and missiles. #space #art /

ToughSF on X: So @AstroBioGeek does it again: a magnificent realistic spaceship, with glowing radiators (cut behind the radiation shadow!) and bright Z-pinch fusion plasma plume, ferrying passengers across the solar system

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