Not sure of the viability off hand, but I've seen dynamically stabilized and suspended versions that have a stream of matter running through like a maglev at all times.

And yeah, if we've got resources for this, we've got it for a debris management and helping the surface of Earth at the same time.

Y'know, I about forgot until just now that Epstein Island had an actual name. 🤔

Nah, don't name one after him. I'd ask the UK if we can borrow an isolated plot on St. Helena and dump him there.

Though since he's not as grand as the last leader left there, maybe one of the slightly irradiated islands we tested nukes on would be better.

The Rebel fleet jumping out of hyperspace over the shield gate remains one my favorite moments in Star Wars. The sound, the ships, the Rebel fanfare sting, it's just great.

Acolyte probably would've benefited most from a second season, maybe hit its stride and grown a Riker beard.

That said, I'd like follow ups to all four as long as it's fun and decently made.

If he got on horseback it would just look like late-stage Henry VIII.

The concept looks like it has a bit more GR-75 in its DNA. I could imagine this also spinning off a Gallofree Yards ship in the future.

Even orbital shades have their own iffiness and challenges, but at least they don't dump tons of aerosols into the air on purpose.

Probably easier to disassemble or move a shade if it makes things worse than clean up the sky on top of that.

I'd very much be up for a remaster of the first game in particular, or an all-in-one remaster for the entire series and Battle for Naboo. I like simulator-esqe games too, but there's a specific itch arcade style games scratch, like watching your toy spaceship fly around blowing Imps up.

At this rate the real life Debris Section will be the most profitable one.

It'd be nice if the DLCs went on a last minute sale first; I only have the base game.

Atlas won't have to wait 16 if *that* flies into the Anomaly.