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[Toaster]

Voaster

Red, eh?  Keep adding hydrogen until it's a nice cheery yellow.


Then create a core of iron, and throw it in orbit around it.  Enough iron for a 1200 km radius or so.

[RathofSTS]

Produce 4 more carbon-12 atoms.

[Shadestyle]

*Godly Shrug* "If it works, It works!" "So it is a donut now right?"

If so, expand the donut to an incredible size.

Create a ball of iron, Dense enough to have gravity, Cover it in Hydrogen, Oxygen, And Helium. Then fill it with ludicrous amounts of energy.

Take that object and send it orbiting in a figure eight through the Planut's gravity.

[mastahcheese]

Wait a second...
Create more carbon. Cram it together tighter.

[Slayerhero90]

Vergu:

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You now have a fully-functioning calculator, but it has no casing for the protection of its internals.
Vexor:

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You make a clump of carbon and compact it greatly until it fuses into a rough little diamond.
The lack of any ambient temperature in space is very helpful for not sublimating the diamond you're trying to make.
Vellos:

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You now have a red star.
Stars aren't the only light sources, though.
You could easily run an electric current through a contained clod of noble gas and get neon lights, if you you choose.
Voaster:

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You make it a peasant yellow.

You lob a large chunk of iron into a stable orbit around it.
Vazul:

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[10/20] You create one carbon-12 atom. +2 NUCLEAR FUSION (11/20)
[15/20] Another. +4 (15/20)
[14/20] Another. +4 (19/10)
[17/20] Another.

20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
Distrest:

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I was thinking you were back at a flat cylinder again, but whatevs.
Good thing torus-planets can theoretically exist.
You create a small sun(? satellite?)  and lob it into orbit of this iron torus.

It seems to keep doing a circle.
One possible solution is to send another object to go through at a different time on the direct opposite side.
How cool would that be?
Hvlophex:

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Poof, it's a rough little diamond.
Hello, class.
I am the life instructor, Ossofic.

First, I must ask you to have a plane of experimentation ready.
Getting familiar with creating under the constraints of gravity is a useful skill.

Spoiler: Class (click to show/hide)

Varus: A microscopic chunk of astatine slightly bigger than before.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a dissipating cloud of hydrogen and helium

Vergu:
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a functioning rudimentary calculator (silver wire, rudimentary battery, incandescent bulbs, logic-gate programmed, electric inputs)
a length of copper wire
an outdated battery

Vexor: A single hydrogen atom with two electrons.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
an actively-combining universe
a lump of plastic
a rough diamond

Vazul:
12/12 FERMIONCRAFT
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a few carbon-12 atoms

Viridian: A confusing structure of crystalline bismuth with an intimidating shape.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a sugar crystal

Distrest: An orb of iron 17 meters wide with a single minute hole.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
an iron torus planet with a hyperdense plutonium core
- an orbiting sunlike satellite

Vellos: A lumpy, several-meters-wide ball of kaolinite.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a kilometers-long cylinder of smooth white kaolinite
a large cloud of fusing gas
a small red sun

Hvlophex: An ever-burning mass of hydrogen several kilometers wide.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
a blue star
a lump of graphite
a rough diamond

Voz Varcanus: One with their quarks.
12/12 FERMIONCRAFT

Voaster: A shapeless, glowing hunk of iron.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a small glob of water
a small crystal of salt
a red star

[PrivateNomad]

Vexor makes a plane doohickey.

[Toaster]

Voaster

Put a layer of silicates mixed with metals around the iron sphere, then top it with another looser layer of silicates.  Rough up the surface some, then add water to fill the low places.  Add a nice neutral nitrogen atmosphere icing.

[HissinhWalnuts]

Vergu creates a big ball (Bout 1.5x Earth) of silicon for his plane. He also creates a graphene case for his first computer, and creates a display case in space that holds it.

[Lost in Nowhere]

Okay, I'll create a large piece of... hrm... A large sphere of assorted Chromium compounds, about the size of the earth. Also a massive amount of hydrogen. Make the smaller sphere orbit the larger, as well.

[mastahcheese]

I was in the process of that already.
Create more craploads of graphite and diamonds. Assemble them into massive layers surrounding the mercury core. Throw some more metals in there, of the previous types.
Make the whole thing about the size of Venus. Then create an atmosphere of Carbon Dioxide, Nitrogen, and Hydrogen. Oh, and throw some water at it. Like, a lot.

[Shadestyle]

Create god-sized iron table 1 4th dimentional unit away from my Torus-planet, so it will be out of the way. Attach Hypercompressed plutonium plate to the bottom to simulate gravity

[Ozarck]

((since I post mostly on weekends, this game is a little quark quick for me, but I'll keep trying))

Make lots and lots and lots of fermions. Like, really, just an incalculable number. Combine them into electrons, positrons, protons, neutrons, anti protons, anti neutrons (if those exist yet) and so forth. Populate my Void with Essence. Merge with all.

[Slayerhero90]

Vexor:

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You stretch out a plane of the first solid material you have created- plastic.
It is a few kilometers wide.
Voaster:

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You create a proper barren planet, with its own (miniature) oceans, valleys and dunes.
Nothing but sand, dirt, and water cover the surface and no mountains are formed.
Deep within lie great riches, and deeper underneath, the solid iron is melting into mantle and core.
The nitrogen atmosphere begins to fill with water vapor as the sun evaporates some for it to rain elsewhere.
Vergu:

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An enormous sphere of immaculately smooth silicon adorns your universe.

You also safely case your calculator and mount it in a free-floating display case.
Viridian:

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With a core of solid chromium as the base, you set to work covering it in a chrome-based crust.
The primary material is the mineral eskaolite, greenish-slate gray in color, coating the chrome core like candy, interspersed with natural clusters of magnetic, dark-green chromium (IV) oxide and scarlet crystals of crocoite.
Black crystals and powder of chromium (II) oxide settle alongside toxic clouds of yellow potassium chromate and red potassium dichromate.
Orange sodium dichromate and yellow sodium chromate settle as well.
You scatter the incredibly caustic and carcinogenic red dust of chromium trioxide about as a final touch before flooding the atmosphere with pure hydrogen.

The planet is vibrantly orange, red, green, and yellow in color, dunes of toxic dust shifting as the hydrogen flows.

The only thing available to be flung into orbit is this sugar crystal, and so you do so.
Hvlophex:

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You surround the core with solid diamond and above that you layer sparse diamond crystals, as well as more graphite and more of the same metals you put into the core.
Then, you flood it with water until there is more water than land.
To finish, you give it an atmosphere of CO[sub]2[/sub], nitrogen, and hydrogen.
Distrest:

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There is no definition for god-sized when a god can be any size desired.
Regardless, a very relatively large table is created rather distantly from the iron donut, with its own plutonium-derived gravity.
Voz Varcanus:

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Simply because you are so /violently far-behind/ most of your classmates, you sense the need to work fast.
And so you do. You disregard the failures and just inundate your void with subatomic particles, to which each one becomes one with you.
You /are/ your universe.

28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Varus: A microscopic chunk of astatine slightly bigger than before.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a dissipating cloud of hydrogen and helium

Vergu:
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a graphene-cased, functioning rudimentary calculator (silver wire, rudimentary battery, incandescent bulbs, logic-gate programmed, electric inputs)
a length of copper wire
an outdated battery

Vexor: A single hydrogen atom with two electrons.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
an actively-combining universe
a lump of plastic
a rough diamond
a plane of plastic many kilometers wide

Vazul:
12/12 FERMIONCRAFT
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a few carbon-12 atoms

Viridian: A confusing structure of crystalline bismuth with an intimidating shape.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a brightly-colored barren wasteland planet
- chromium core
- eskaolite & hexavalent chromium-compound crust
- hydrogen atmosphere
- a sugar crystal orbiting


Distrest: An orb of iron 17 meters wide with a single minute hole.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
an iron torus planet with a hyperdense plutonium core
- an orbiting sunlike satellite
a big iron table

Vellos: A lumpy, several-meters-wide ball of kaolinite.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a kilometers-long cylinder of smooth white kaolinite
a large cloud of fusing gas
a small red sun

Hvlophex: An ever-burning mass of hydrogen several kilometers wide.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
a blue star
a lump of graphite
a rough diamond
an oceanic planet
- mercury core
- diamond/graphite crust
- veins of assorted metal
- nitrogen/carbon dioxide/hydrogen atmosphere
- vast seas of water

Voz Varcanus: One with their everything.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT
a void inundated with particles

Voaster: A shapeless, glowing hunk of iron.
28/28 FERMIONCRAFT M1
20/20 NUCLEAR FUSION
a small glob of water
a small crystal of salt
a red star
a barren, semi-oceanic planet
- iron core
- nitrogen atmosphere
- rich metal ore
- small oceans
- sand & dirt crust

[PrivateNomad]

Vexor combines hydrogen and oxygen to create water, and fills the plane with it.

[Toaster]

Voaster

Miniature oceans?  Let's aim for 50% water coverage of the surface.  Also screw waiting for plate tectonics- let's make our own great big granite mountain just above the equator somewhere.  Like a little bigger than Olympus Mons.

Probably should chain in some amino acids if there's time.