Orioni Posted November 16, 2019 Share Posted November 16, 2019 STAFF NOTE: Please consult with staff before planning or writing based on the following guidelines. Revisions and additions are being made. You are solely responsible for any retconning that may be requested by staff if you pursue development based on the following post. Hello community. I would like to ask your help in creating a believable technology ladder for the development of nuclear weapons. Since physics is far from my specialty, your help will be of great value. This is what I have so far. For nuclear energy Note: you are required to find a supplier in order to build nuclear weapons. This way you also need to cooperate, preventing lone-wolfs. reactor design nuclear materials supplier (not you) nuclear refinery nuclear energy nuclear-waste management (and all protests that come with it) For long-range missiles Note: the development of ICBM's is tied into having part of the space program ladder. flying bomb autopilot catapult test prototype test strategic bomb gyroscope autopilot advanced weather tests prototype test ballistic bomb multi-stage flight launch computer prototype test ICBM guidance system computer prototype test SSBN See also the existing ladder for space exploration: http://www.europans.com/topic/4121-capabilities-of-the-space-agencies/ 4 Link to comment
Tagmatium Rules Posted November 16, 2019 Share Posted November 16, 2019 Presumably, you'd also effectively need the "tech ladder" for submarines would also have to be followed for submarine-bourn ICBMs. 1 Link to comment
Salvia Posted November 16, 2019 Share Posted November 16, 2019 Would Eurth have the same or at least some of the disarmament treaties signed IRL? 1 Link to comment
Tagmatium Rules Posted November 16, 2019 Share Posted November 16, 2019 9 minutes ago, Sancti Imperii Catholico said: Would Eurth have the same or at least some of the disarmament treaties signed IRL? Possibly not, although there probably aren't that many nuclear powers to begin with. It kind of comes back to our lack of a Cold War analogue. 1 Link to comment
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