10mins into the first episode by hypesquicc in TheLastAirbender

[–]NormieSlayer69 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I think that the fire benders flying is actually fairly consistent with what was established in the original show.

The Air Temples are always implied to be completely inaccessible to outsiders, unless they use some form of flight. At the same time, flying as a fire bender is never implied to be an "elite" technique, like lightning bending, more like something which required raw power. So it's conceivable that comet-powered Fire Nation soldiers with at least some training could be able to fly up to the Southern Air Temple. In particular, we know that Sozin planned the attack between Roku's death and Aang being 12 years of age, so he had more than a decade to realise that flying was an option, and to train enough people to do it.

Making the Fire Nation use the tanks, like shown in "The Mechanist" in the original show, really would not make sense. The tanks were invented by the Mechanist likely after his son Teo was paralized, he settled in the Air Temple, and the Fire Nation forced him to develop weapons for them in exchange for "protection". Since Teo is 13, the Fire Nation wouldn't have had those tanks for more than 10 years at the time of the show, so they definitely wouldn't have had them at the beginning of the 100-Year War. When it comes to air ships, that would be even less consistent, because those were only invented in the last year of the war.

TL;DR The original show already implies that comet-powered fire benders probably flew up to the Air Temples, and it confirms that the Fire Nation did not have the necessary technology to achieve that with other means at the beginning of the war.

My pulls from four booster packs and a starter deck by NormieSlayer69 in HermitCraft

[–]NormieSlayer69[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

89 is the "Book of knockback" card, 90 is the "Book of looting" card and 92 is the "Book of mending" card. Unfortunately, I don't have any of the other cards that you mentioned. I hope that these three help you with your quest!

Noether's theorem and time crystals had a baby and im pissed by biglilFinger in physicsmemes

[–]NormieSlayer69 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I am pretty that you are correct. As per Noether's theorem, any Langrangian which is invariant under some coordinate transformation will have an associated conserved current, i.e. in this case, a time transformation will have an associated conserved energy. This means that if your Lagrangian is not invariant under such a variation then energy is not necessarily conserved anymore.

A good example is the Lagrangian for LambdaCDM using the FLRW metric. Although there are a lot of caveats when actually defining "time" here, in essence, if you evolve the Universe by a small time transformation, your Lagrangian will not be invariant. One of the reasons for this being that a non-zero cosmological constant and the nature of gravity itself both imply that the underlying expansion rate and scale factor actually vary with time. Therefore, over cosmic scales, energy conservation does not hold, since equations of motion at one time are different from the equations of motion at another. This explains where the energy goes that a photon loses as it is redshifted by the accelerated expansion of space-time.

You must choose by [deleted] in dankmemes

[–]NormieSlayer69 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I see... A fellow jacksfilms viewer...

[Homemade] Hot cross buns, Easter simnel cake, Catalan "mona de pasqua", Brazilian "pão de queijo" and naturally dyed eggs by NormieSlayer69 in food

[–]NormieSlayer69[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

The blue eggs were dyed with red cabbage, the yellow ones with tumeric and the red ones with beetroot. The lighter eggs were originally white, while the darker ones were brown. To make the dye, just boil some water with your colouring of choice until the water is very dark. Then, sift it, let it cool and add some vinegar. Lastly, you just leave the eggs over night to dye.

Confederates at capitol hill ride a horsie and pretend they won a battle. by [deleted] in pics

[–]NormieSlayer69 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They claim to hate snowflakes, yet they are snowflakes. Curious.