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Even in an alternate universe, the States still think of themselves as the centre of the world.
But…but…we…aren’t we?
Actually, now. The center of the world is molten iron- or delicious nougat, depending on who you ask.
Goddamn my typos.
Nougat. Definitely nougat. Or so Galactus tells me.
This is a rather big sword. Imagine how awesome it would be if some superpower actually built a planet-sized sword to stab worlds with. Not a death star, not a huge army of robots, but all this metal would be used to make a cosmic sword.
Hmmm… Well said superpower would have to overcome some seriously limiting technological obstacles. Like where to find so much steel. How to transport such a beast. They’d probably have to build it in space bit by bit. And scavenge steel from multiple planets. Then overcome the problems with generating enough power to thrust a planet sized piece of steel into another planet…
Very interesting challenges…
Gotta turn to Imperial Death Star Industries inc. They have experience with construction projects of such ludicrous scale.
Powering the sword wouldn’t be a problem. One’d just have to place a really big magnet on the other side of the planet to be stabbed.
Fucking magnets.
LOL…
Contracting Imperial Death Star Industries for the job is inadvisable. They are not a green, nor friendly organization. Do you know how many different races and planetary resources they had to raep to make thier Death Stars?
The magnet idea might work, but then Of course now you run into another problem. Where to find/make a magnet that big.
Might as well just resort to effin’ miracles and be done with it.