h a l f b a k e r yWhy on earth would you want that many gazelles anyway?
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A Klein Bottle in which the surface is a double wall
of silvered glass enclosing a vacuum.
Keeps the Universe from getting hotter or colder,
depending on the starting temperature.
Note: If taken outside the Universe, may have
unpredictable consequences
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But the amount of cold stuff in the universe is vastly more than the amount of hot stuff, so the average temperature of the universe must be close to the 3°K background radiation. There's a risk then, that as soon as you make this object you'll freeze to death. |
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He who violates the law of thermodynamics puts the
Universe under arrest. |
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Which I assume, given that this is a Borg idea, is the whole
idea. |
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//Keeps the Universe from getting hotter or colder// |
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On average, it's already not. |
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//Suspect some obscure attempt// |
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Don't just sit there - blame someone! |
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//a double wall of silvered glass enclosing a vacuum// |
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How about putting the vacuum on the outside of the silvered glass wall, and the universe on the inside? |
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You mean just how it is at the moment? |
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