I spent the days before Christmas working on a 3" version of my Tank. I machined two spherical end caps and they looked good up to the point I CNCed the lacing posts . I ruined one of the caps and need to make another.
I did to some ln2 tests with the end cap. With the PET tube filled with Ln2 it does not leak or break, and the PETG still seems flexible.
You won't here from me much for the rest of the week as this is my 20th wedding anniversary and we are going away for a few days.
If the PET tank stays flexible, I had an idea a couple years ago about how to build a pump that would reduce weight. Surround the tank with electroconductive polymer (http://ndeaa.jpl.nasa.gov/nasa-nde/lommas/eap/EAP-web.htm, aka "artifical muscle") strips. When a current is applied, the strips contract, pushing on the walls of the tank. The pressure forces the propellant out. Eamex Corp. in Osaka has a pump that will generate 70 kPascal pressure but at very low flow rate because the device is designed for medical applications. I don't know if this would be sufficient for the lunar lander challenge, it is about 2 orders of magnitude too low for an orbital vehicle. Their pump requires about 1-2 V DC, I'm not sure how much current would be required for something like a rocket pump. The big issue is whether the power supply, which would probably be laptop lithium polymer batteries would be heavier than a steel pressure vessel holding high pressure helium for pressure fed, or whether vapax like Armadillo is planning to use would be lighter and more reliable and get sufficient pressure. Also, there's the issue about how much the ECP costs. But I think it is pretty cheap, also, you can make it yourself, there's directions on the Web site. Anyway, I thought about trying to build it myself but I'm really no good with tools, and I thought about patenting it, but what good would that do, sitting in some goverment file somewhere? In the end, there's probably some really excellent reason why it won't work, but if you think it might, feel free to give it a try.
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Since its release in 2013, Cookie Clicker has become one of the most iconic idle games of all time. What began as a quirky browser experiment has grown into a global phenomenon, captivating millions of players with its deceptively simple yet endlessly addictive gameplay.
The Birth of an Idle Gaming Classic
Cookie Clicker was created by French developer Julien “Orteil” Thiennot. The game popularized the idle gaming genre by proving that even the simplest mechanic—clicking a cookie—could evolve into an incredibly deep and rewarding experience. Over the years, Cookie Clicker has expanded with new features, modes, and platforms, keeping both newcomers and veterans engaged.
Cookie Clicker Gameplay
How to Play Cookie Clicker
The premise is straightforward but surprisingly strategic:
Click the giant cookie to earn cookies
Buy buildings to automate production
Purchase upgrades to boost efficiency
Unlock achievements and participate in seasonal events
Advanced Strategies
For players aiming to maximize progress, strategy is key:
Golden Cookie Timing – Learn to click golden cookies at the right moment
Building Order – Invest in the most efficient buildings first
Prestige System – Reset for permanent bonuses
Synergy Upgrades – Combine upgrades for exponential growth
Benefits of Playing Cookie Clicker
Psychological Advantages
Cookie Clicker isn’t just about cookies—it also helps players with:
Stress relief through simple, repetitive mechanics
A rewarding sense of progression and achievement
Strategic planning and resource management skills
Patience and long-term thinking
Cookie Clicker on Steam & Beyond
Modern Features
The Steam and mobile versions of Cookie Clicker add exciting content:
Challenge Mode – Special restrictions for advanced players
Seasonal Events – Unique upgrades during holidays
Prestige System – Infinite replayability through resets
Mobile Port – Bake cookies anytime, anywhere
Community & Mods
The community has kept the game alive with:
Custom mods and add-ons
Strategy guides and calculators
Community events and speedrunning competitions
Tips for Cookie Clicker Success
Beginner Tips
Prioritize early buildings for faster production
Save cookies for critical upgrades
Learn the golden cookie spawn patterns
Join online forums for strategies and calculators
The Future of Cookie Clicker
Even after more than a decade, Cookie Clicker continues to evolve. Players can look forward to:
New buildings and upgrades
Improved mobile features
Cross-platform cloud saves
More community-driven events
Conclusion
Cookie Clicker remains a cornerstone of the idle gaming genre. Whether you’re a casual player clicking for fun or a hardcore strategist optimizing every upgrade, the game delivers endless entertainment. Start your journey today and see just how far your cookie empire can grow!
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