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| quote: | Originally posted by D-res
thats trippy... i insist you kill an hour and post the whole thing |
I'm afraid I don't have an hour, and since I posted this I already forgot alot of things unfortunately. 
Basicly, I started off in the town I'm in today. Went to university and finished a degree in physics (don't ask me any physics questions tough  ). I went on to work for the space agency, which, by this time, already had an active fleet of starships traveling through star systems at hyperspace speeds. After awhile I got to be captain of my own ship - starting out with smaller ships (they looked like weird crystal-shard shaped pods, and were pretty much the size of a skyscraper - my first ship was called "the pegasus"), then I got to pilot a monster(we called it "the prototype"), the biggest ship ever built by man, about ten times the size of the previous ones. I was tasked with testing out these ships in a nebula with active storms, to see how the hull plating would hold under all the stress. Most of the smaller models were really shaken up when lightning hit, causing alot of turbulence and some severe damage to the hull. But on the first run of the prototype, it took a big hit without even shaking. We then had a big celebration back on earth with lots of champagne.
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