Old Worlds Technology
Old World Technology In a recent issue we were talking about
how our transport technology made our mining operations far more
efficient and environmental. The same technology made
manufacturing environmentally sound, also. We didn't have to use
blast furnaces to make steel, you merely transported some steel
and got the arrival pattern, and then put in iron ore and carbon,
and the transporter produced steel, seperating out the unwanted
biproducts that could be used for other things.
Using force field technology in conjunction with transporters,
you could make walls of solid granite with steel reinforcing rods
inside. The applications were simply endless! A sculptor could
make a clay model and then a mold from that, then take very low
quality diamonds, or even diamond dust, transport it into the
mold, and take out a sculpture made of pure high grade diamond.
The same thing could be done with any raw material.
Large sculptures could be made out of pure ruby, sapphire,
anything you wanted. The applications of this technology were
simply endless! It was so much a part of everyone's every day
life that it was simply not thought about. But we could not have
gotten by without the technology, as it was involved in almost
everything we used. The things that They could do on The Old
Worlds isn't beyond imagination, but they are still incredible,
nonetheless.