The "Truth" about Landing Areas and what not to say!

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  • It is never a good idea to try to prank a smart five year old. My Grandson was watching me play for several hours with numerous comments and questions. Since he has seen me land a F-14 on an Aircraft Carrier, he was intrigued by the constant "Automatic Landing" feature in Freelancer. I decided to re-play Freelancer without any MODs just for fun - one more time. I spent about an hour landing on every base in the New York System. When I landed on Manhattan for the fifth or sixth time my grandson piped up and asked about landing on the star. I was going to be educational and explain things like heat, gravity and radiation when I got inspiration from an old joke I heard. I told him, "You can only land on a star at night time when it is cooled off." Two days later, I get a call from his school to call his teacher. Seems my grandson was spreading my vast wealth of knowledge to his fellow First Graders. I still haven't called his teacher yet, but I did correct my information to my grandson, who quite frankly told me that "Lying is not nice!"


    So the next time I plan to educate my grandson on Space, Rockets, Stars and Planets, I'll used Wiki as a source. I'm still waiting for his teacher to stop by the house and rap my knuckles for telling lies to my grandson.


    I can't wait for him to ask about "How Babies are Made?" I think I'll use the "Test tube and lightning bolt" story on him then. Some kids will repeat anything you say or do, so now I only lie to my wife at night!

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  • your story is not entirely wrong
    stars categorized as brown dwarfs have like normal stars a fusion process but soon after their creation start to cool down
    it shouldnt be hard to find one that has average temperatures like here on earth


    they are cold but technically they are still stars


    of course landing is a bit tricky as they dont have a solid ground but you could fly into it ... open the cockpit window and experience a great sun set
    well... if you survive the heavy gravity of course.


    so if the teacher is making troubles... ask him if he knows what brown dwarf stars are
    and tell him that in science every theory about practically everything is valid until proving wrong... it would be his job to lay down such a proof






    (good that i dont have kids... they would have troubles each week))

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  • Great story!! :roflmao:

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