Temperature rise when digging deep.
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When digging deep on a planet, could a rise in temperature with depth, be used as a limiting factor on digging down, for no other reason other than a mechanic and an engineering challenge?
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This could lead to being in hot water.
This could lead to being in hot water.
this is actually what happens in real life.
When diving, not only does the temperature and pressure increase, but the force of gravity decreases.
it would be great if the developers introduced the possibility of deep ore occurrence under the surface of the planet and complicated the process of extracting this ore
this is actually what happens in real life.
When diving, not only does the temperature and pressure increase, but the force of gravity decreases.
it would be great if the developers introduced the possibility of deep ore occurrence under the surface of the planet and complicated the process of extracting this ore
It's a good idea and I would like it for the engineering challenge, but I feel like it would lead to people spamming self repair welders over their mining ship rather than taking the time to engineer a solution (if the proposed challenge is that blocks get damaged from the heat)
It's a good idea and I would like it for the engineering challenge, but I feel like it would lead to people spamming self repair welders over their mining ship rather than taking the time to engineer a solution (if the proposed challenge is that blocks get damaged from the heat)
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