Over the weekend, I went on a trip. So I had plenty of time to think over the cool ideas that nillion inspired, and, guess what? I came up with this:
The greenhouse effect has turned the globe into a waterworld. The atmosphere no longer holds air fit to breathe. Yet the scientists of the last generation had devised a plan to save mankind! But the
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*tries to figure out how many ways this doesn't work*
Yay science fiction. I like where you took my idea, by the way. More later when my mother isn't chasing me off the comptuer. Grr...
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A question, though. In my original rendering, the flying islands flew to be above the pollution. In yours, they project a forcefield what keeps the pollution out. Why, then, should they fly? Why not just float on the world-ocean? Or why not be under the ocean?
I can think of reasons, some of which would be quite interesting as facets of the setting (i.e. more than just "this is why it makes sense"), and I'll tell you them if you want, but I want to know your reasonings and such.
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Not wings, but clams! Big clams floating in the air filtering though the atmosphere for nutrients, all of which support the civilization inside.
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Answer #2: Due to industrial pollution and other things that caused the ozone to deteriote, carbon dioxide to build up, an generally caused the greenhouse effect which melted the polar caps and flooded the world (or, most of it.)
Answer #3: Um... beause I hadn't thought of chemical reactions?
Answer #4: Er... breaking them apart wasn't the source of energy (I don't think), but the heat generated from using the atoms/molecules that make up metals and smelting these created heat and also "burning" these molecules created explosive power. Did I forget to mention that the Wings use solar power, as well?
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