Пару недель назад достроил атомку в #Satisfactory. Иронично: занимаюсь атомными станциями в реальной жизни по работе, и теперь вот в игре тоже.
Понравилось решение разработчиков сделать ядерные отходы неуничтожимыми. Любой ресурс в игре легко удаляется специальной кнопкой, и только атомные энергоблоки производят отходы, которые можно либо переработать очень сложным образом, либо складывать бесконечно куда-то в угол карты. А если хочешь более мощную станцию, то и переработать нельзя, только складывать.
Недавно, кстати, состоялся релиз. До этого игра была в «раннем доступе», то есть формально считалась предварительной версией в активной стадии разработки. В релизе же изящно решили сразу две значительные проблемы. Во-первых, теперь можно дорогим и конечным способом точечно масштабировать энергетику и производство в отдельных местах. Это очень нужно ближе к концу игры для тонкой настройки. Во-вторых, и это самое крутое: можно построить специальный телепорт для ресурсов себе в рюкзак. Носить с собой в рюкзаке сколько угодно ресурсов нельзя, и поэтому для действительно масштабного строительства приходилось постоянно бегать на склад, это очень утомляло. Теперь исключительно целях строительства можно забирать ресурсы с некоторой задержкой прямо из места их производства на фабриках, которые ты построил по всей карте. Но конечно для автоматической передачи в цепочках производства так читерить нельзя, и это правильно. Только организация логистики.
Игра очень хорошо учит выстраивать процессы и дает понимание ничтожности отдельного элемента, если весь процесс включает тысячи таких элементов. В общем, мастхэв, 350 часов наиграно, и до конца ещё далеко.
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Nubeo и Atari выпустили часы Automatic Atari Asteroids 45th Limited Edition
Дизайн часов отсылает к классической игре Asteroids: секундная стрелка выполнена в форме треугольного космического корабля, а две летающие тарелки являются соответственно часовой и минутной стрелками.
Часы выпущены в пяти расцветках, по 125 экземпляров каждой, но весь тираж уже, увы, распродан по предзаказам.
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NASA probe will study Jupiter's Trojan asteroids
NASA launched a first-of-its kind mission to study Jupiter's Trojan asteroids
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🪐 Asteroid (2015) BN509, a giant space rock measuring about 200 meters wide and 400 meters long, speeds past Earth with a shape resembling a giant peanut. Its close flyby in 2017 brought it within just 14 times the distance to the Moon, and radar imaging revealed its rapid rotation and elongated, tumbling motion—features that could make its path unpredictable if nudged by gravity. ✨
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🪐 The asteroid (29075) 1950 DA stands out not only for its size but for its unique structure—it’s held together mostly by the tiny forces between individual grains, known as van der Waals forces, rather than by its own gravity. This means that if 1950 DA ever impacted Earth, its loosely-bound material could break apart differently than a solid rock, making its potential effects more unpredictable compared to typical asteroids. ✨
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🪐 The asteroid 1950 DA, about 1 kilometer wide, is hurtling through space with an orbit that brings it close to Earth every few decades. Scientists monitor it closely because its surface is so loosely held together by gravity that only tiny forces—like sunlight pressure—keep it from flying apart, making it a uniquely fragile but potentially dangerous near-Earth object. ✨
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🪐 The asteroid 99942 Apophis, discovered in 2004, is a near-Earth object about 340 meters wide that will make an extremely close pass by Earth in 2029—closer than some satellites! Though it once raised fears of an impact, precise tracking shows it will safely miss us, offering astronomers a rare chance to study such a large asteroid up close as it sweeps just 31,000 kilometers above our planet. ✨
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🪐 The asteroid (136617) 1994 CC is a rare triple system, meaning it consists of one main asteroid about 700 meters wide and two smaller moons orbiting it. This near-Earth object follows a path that occasionally brings it close enough to be watched by planetary defense teams, as its complex system could create unpredictable trajectories in the event of a gravitational nudge. ✨
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🪐 In the constellation Ophiuchus, the asteroid 101955 Bennu harbors boulders on its surface that are actually fragments from a much larger parent asteroid, dislodged by ancient cosmic impacts. Analysis of samples returned by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission revealed minerals that interacted with liquid water billions of years ago, revealing Bennu as a time capsule from the dawn of the solar system. ✨
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🪐 Asteroid (1862) Apollo is one of the first discovered "Apollo-type" near-Earth asteroids, regularly crossing Earth's orbit on its journey around the Sun. Measuring about 1.5 kilometers wide, Apollo's path is closely monitored because its changing orbit brings it close enough to qualify as potentially hazardous—a reminder of why astronomers track even ancient space rocks to protect our planet from unexpected encounters. ✨
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🪐 In 2013, the small asteroid 2012 DA14, about 30 meters wide, passed just 27,700 kilometers above Earth—closer than many weather satellites. Unlike much larger objects, even an asteroid this size could cause massive regional destruction if it ever struck, which is why astronomers keep careful watch for these smaller, fast-moving near-Earth objects. ✨
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🪐 Asteroid (2015) BP513 is a near-Earth object discovered in 2015, which measures around 440 meters across and has an orbit that occasionally brings it within a few lunar distances of our planet. While it poses no immediate threat, its path is tracked closely by astronomers, since an object of this size could cause severe regional damage if it ever collided with Earth—a reminder of why the study and monitoring of such asteroids are vital for planetary defense. ✨
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🪐 Asteroid (86039) 1999 NC43 is a massive near-Earth object more than 2 kilometers wide that follows a path bringing it close to our planet's orbit. Its size means that if it ever collided with Earth, it could cause planet-wide devastation, so astronomers keep a careful watch on its movements using radar to track any changes in its trajectory. ✨
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