Swow that is really cool
Vspooky papergeist
Uwhat happened on the right
WMushroom gills work werid, they don't transfer heat to the first object they touch, which makes them pretty damn fire/heat resistant as shown in the two pictures. the ice doesn't transefer cold to the porcelain and the porcelain doesn't transfer heat to the ice(untill it gets through the gill layer). Its also shown as i've been cooking some mushrooms for a bit.
DCompleted meltdown cleanup
Timagine cleaning up
D'
Dfully decomissoned
Tnew dual core design
Rah simple bug
Tkeep it, now we have an insulator thats not 100% insulation
Dplz no remove
Ri must..
Rit won’t work if the element it touches is a different temperature than it
Tno you musnt
Tthink of the nuclear reactors!
D@ryan 
just add fiberglass
just add fiberglassDinsulator
Dnot insulatioin
Ddifferent properties
Dcan break and shit like tt
Rhmmmmmm
Rbut then theres something called "insulation" and "fiberglass" which is an insulation
Dinsulation doesn't break
Dthat good
Dbut
Dwe need insulation that isn't nearly nuke proof
Ryeah i agree but the naming problem
Tand we need a semi insulator like mud
T(irl)
Rneeds me to add heat capacity
Twhy not
Rjust more complicated!
Rmaybe someday
D@ryan since
sinceDeverything has the same conductiviy
DIf I wanted to be really safe
DI could use porcelain as the cooland surrounding my reactor
Yeath
RLearn about .SBXLS files and view a list of programs that open them.
Sdo these count as tiny boilers?
Sfixed the design on the second one
Vwho else forgot particleboard existed
Uwhat does it even do
UI love violating conservation of mass
Dyeah but no turbine
Dwait
Ddid gas behavior change
Swdym
DIt used to rise