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Posted by: Wikked Navajoe
Posted by: Plasma3150
Posted by: Wikked Navajoe
Posted by: Plasma3150
Posted by: Wikked Navajoe
You can use all the nukes you want, but it won't get rid of all the little airborne spores. They would grow like mold and infect us when we breathe in.I would say that Flood Spores would be taken out with nukes. It's not like they rapidly spread all over a country.
Not to be mean, but you've ever heard of the jet stream? Huge band of wind, travels around the world at around one hundred miles per hour? What if, upon impact of a carrier ship, even one is launched into it? Mitosis would take effect eventually, and one would eventually turn into 4,294,967,296 if once a day it occured. What then?Jetstreams are rather...limited when it comes to covering Earth's atmosphere.
Anyways, your Mitosis statement is incorrect. There is no food for them to grow and split. Besides, the number you stated cannot happen. For it to work, 49,710 new cells would have to be produced per second.If it were to survive to split, it would go from one to two, they would split to four, those to eight, then 16, to 32 to 64 to 128. If all spores underwent mitosis once a day, it would be 4 billion spores in 31 days. Try the math:2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2x 2x2x2.For there to be a growing population, there has to be an ever present food supply, and they are sure as hell do not have the capabilities of photosynthesis.
The Flood do not use other germs, fungi, plants, or viruses. They require biomass from animals.
Besides, there is no evidence that they can even undergo mitosis. They seem to just be created from other Flood.
Besides, Flood Spores are more used for suffocating potential hosts so that the infection forms have an easier time infecting large populations. Spores are more effective in an enclosed environment, not open air. Even then, it requires continual exposure to succomb to death.