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[Carlota Sproul]

Following the established tradition of indirect updation of the Orion master thread by subthreads merging, let me bring the idea which is just in the air since the new LOTR pseudo-prequel has raised the ancient evil from abyss.)

If yes, the dwarves could forge a pusher plate out of mythril, collect some fire elementals spawned by Balrog instead of nukes (maybe in mythril pots), and build a Telumehtar or Menelmacar space drive.

The dwarves of Moria provide the nuke drive, the elves of Laurelindorenan provide the life support and G.E.C.K. HURRY POR/TER "rapid terraforming portable kit" (remember the aggressively survivable mallorn seed and the potion of growth tested on two GMO hobbits).

Orodruin was probably a lava pool launch system. Maybe also a molten salt reactor or drive prototype.

Btw, what is the Balrog energy? Don't they consume uranium ore, naturally enrich it, and have a molten salt nuclear reactor in stomach?

And orcs were a little bit rough because they were created as extraterrestrial colonists.

As everyone knows, orcs are originally mutated elves, and this fact shows the origin of the Sau Orion project,

His creative ancestor, Melkor, was trying to upgrade the elvish-dwarvish project, and Sauron is maintaining the legacy hardware he owns.

Thinking again, the Orion drive was probably the Moria & Lorien project.

While Sauron was developing a Zubrin-style molten-salt rocket.

It also explains why Orodruin exploded when just a golden ring was dropped into.

The ring had desstabilized the radiation and heat fine balance, and the reactive medium got supercritical.

This artifact first opened him the way to the Valinor through the Shadowy Seas barrier, then let him fly in the sky despite of the gravity,

As the world was finally turned from 2d to 3d to prevent such travels, the Silmaril is obviously a topologically active artifact affecting the n-dimensional world metrics and curvature.

As we can remember, the Silmarils were some transparent containers, filled with the "light of the Two Trees of Valinor".

The flasks themselves are described like "looking like diamond but harder", or so.

So, we can even presume some carbon monocrystal matrix containing some kind of exotic matter (in magnetic field?).

The nature of the exotic matter of the Trees stays unknown, but as the Trees were enough bright to illuminate the whole world, it's something rather specific.

(No need to understand the "trees" literally as biological plants. It was some glowing twin-tree-like structure of unknown nature, described by the elvish poets for illiterate Middle-Earth audience.)

Also while gnomes dwarves and elves were using mythril for barbaric tools like plates and axes, and there is no known nuclear reactors at their places, Sauron needed a source of energy for his Tesla tower and industry.

The molten salt reactor probably appeared for him to be the design of choice.

We know that in the Mordor there was Sea of Nrnen, the remains of the Sea of Helcar, named after the Helcar Lamp ruined there.

So, it's very possible that the Sea of Nrnen, which is thus actually a flooded crater of the exotic matter catastrophe, is rich with various isotopes created by the Helcar explosion.

So, the Sea of Nrnen is the place where the Mordor refineries were taking the raw materials for the Orodruin powerplant.

This defined for them the choice of the molten salt reactors, while the dwarves and elves had an access to the mythril and the Balrog fire.

Also, see, the molten salt reactor can run the thorium cycle. The thorium ore is often known as "mona'zite mopedantte stupid word filter autoreplace sand".

And the Nrnen land is described as "dark", "dark-gray", "black", "sad", etc.

And this also explains why the orcs (originally elves) are so ugly.

Working for thousands of years on the U-233 and U-232 separation plants, they have a lot of mutations.

On the other hand, it allows to use them as expendables, because any death for them is just a desired euthanasia.

Probably it can tell something about the Valinor "Trees" and the Silmaril glowing substance nature.

On explosion, they produce a lot of thorium, but a few of uranium (or the uranium gets burned in process, so only the thorium remains).

When the ringed finger fell into the reaction zone of the Orodruin and dived due to the high density of gold, the ring was heated up to nuclear temperatures and started emitting heat photons.

Also it started ablating.

As its inner surface has less area than the outer one, the radiation and ablation compressed the ring and made it shrink, together with the uranium-233 atoms replacing the burnt finger.

At the same time, the hydrogen of the former Frodo's finger was acting as neutron moderator, lowering the critical density value for the uranium.

Thus, some tiny amount of uranium-233 received the criticality.

This also explains the absence of fireball and mushroom cloud.

It was not an all-at-once explosion, but a rapid unplanned explosive disassembly, so the energy melted the rocks and pushed out the gases, but not released everything at one point.

On the other hand, the Balrogs are described as highly self-manageable plasma entities.

This makes to think that their nature is not based on uranium fission, but on some version of catalytic fusion in confined plasma.

What is "mythril" stays unclear, but it's a relatively high-atomic element (elvish "silver") probably not belonging to the periodic table.

But stable and not radiating (otherwise the mythril armor would be killing its owners).

It can be presumed that mythril is a remaining mass of metal affected by the "Lamps" explosion, when the splash of exotic matter enriched the metal ore with particles like hyperons.

So, probably the "mythril" contains some amount of stable hypernuclei giving it its specific properties.

The Sauron's molten salt rocket would have much shorter range.

But it would allow him to send the troops everywhere around and maybe capture the Valinor.

Then he could make the Balrogs provide him with full-featured Orion fleet.

In the extreme north-east, beyond the Pelri, was the Helcarax, a vast ice sheet that joined the two continents of Aman and Middle-earth before the War of Wrath.[T 10] To prevent anyone from reaching the main part of Valinor's east coast by sea, the Valar created the Shadowy Seas, and within these seas they set a long chain of islands called the Enchanted Isles.[T 11]

So, the Valinorean elves have passed from the meridionally oriented land to the very East of a much greater land mass, across the ice shield covering the arctic straight, to the continent to the East from the Valinor.

This obviously shows that Valinor can be identified as Kamchatka and Chukotka peninsulas, Enchanted Islands are Commander and other Pacific islands, Bay of Eldamar is Gulf of Anadyr, Alqualonde is located at the modern Anadyr town, Aman is Eurasia, and the Middle-Earth is North America.

(And no, it's not a compliment that the Trees, Lamps, and the elves origin are located on the North American continent.

It just means that the continent was used as a wasteland test site to experiment with highly dangerous matters, to keep the Aman continent safe).

Nrnen was located in the southeast of Mordor. It was fed by rivers flowing down from the outcroppings of the Ephel Dath and Ash Mountains that separated the volcanic plateau of Gorgoroth from the fertile volcanic plains of Nrn, and its waters were described by Tolkien as "the dark, sad waters of Lake Nrnen". Its waters were likely used for irrigation purposes to irrigate the fields of Nurn.

So, we can state that the Sea of Nurnen was just accumulating the mona'zite particles brought by the rivers from those mountain ridges.

And actually, the North-West Mordor mountains were the deposit of the thorium ore.

Probably the origin of Udn is related to the volcanic activities present lands of Mordor. The Atlas of Middle-earth by Karen Wynn Fonstad suggests that the genesis of Udn was linked to the formation of Mount Doom. In fact, according to Fonstad, the valley could be a caldera or more likely an anular dike.[1]

As Udn is presumably a caldera filled by sediments, and both thorium-rich ridges are connected to it with one end, we can presume that the main thorium deposit is lying beneath and around the Udn valley, and the Mount Doom (i.e. Orodruin) has appeared naturally on its creation and was full of thorium as well.

This makes to think that the Sea of Nurnen is just the upper open pool of underground water basin under the Gorgoroth plain and Orodruin itself.

So, it's possible that there could be a natural nuclear reactor beneath Orodruin, if it was rich with uranium ore instead of thorium.

The were mining the mona'zite sand at the Sea of Nurnen, feeding it to the thoriun-cycle molten-salt reactor developed just inside the potential natural underground reactor.

The produced uranium-233 mostly was staying inside this huge reactor below the Orodruin, but was partially extracted, enriched (cleaned from U-232) and stockpiled for further usage in the Sauronukes and portable molten salt reactors, including the torchship engine.

They are described as absolutely free and merciless daemons of fire, and even Melkor wasn't able to control them.

But why are these villains just sleeping below when there is a verical well where the Gandalf was fighting???

Why would they not get up and burn everything?

Why were the dwarves so careless with that?

The answer is obvious: the balrogs don't have a will.

They are not agressive, they are just the fire which burns but not because it's angry.

They aren't "who", they are "what". Just stable self-containing clouds of plasma like the famous ball lightnings.

They don't attack anyone, they just get attracted by air flow or magnetic fields when a hero has started a mess.

Once they are stop getting forced, they just return to the default location by the magnetic lines.

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