From 1291971f38390274f8fd6ba20952001fd4c6e6d9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: yuni Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2024 19:17:13 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] add conversation options about geology to Mudley --- src/chats/phone.yaml | 18 ++++++++++++++++++ src/chats/serenity.yaml | 18 ++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 36 insertions(+) diff --git a/src/chats/phone.yaml b/src/chats/phone.yaml index 3150d5a..b7ceb64 100644 --- a/src/chats/phone.yaml +++ b/src/chats/phone.yaml @@ -125,5 +125,23 @@ - So much dust and rocks out here and I can't touch any of it. - It's driving me nuts!!! Aaaah!! - goto: pig_node_main +- if: pig$geologist + I have some questions about geology: + - Shoot! + - label: pig_node_geo + - I've seen some gigantic moonlets around here...: + - Yeah they keep getting ejected from the moon Thebe! + - Thebe is so tiny, it's gravitation is about the same as its centrifugal force, so the escape velocity is almost nonexistant. + - So a small asteroid impact can release a bunch of rocks into the orbit, some large enough to be considered moonlets. + - Makes you wonder how anything even still remains of Thebe after all these years. + - What's the composition of the nearby rocks?: + - It's debris ejected from Thebe, which is mostly silicate minerals and various metals. + - Water ice is also very abundant here, and we're extracting oxygen and water from it. + - I've seen simple organic molecules here too, but nothing alive. + - Nothing native, anyway. + - That's all, thanks!: + - Cool, anything else you wanted? + - goto: pig_node_main + - goto: pig_node_geo - "[Hang up]": [] - goto: EXIT diff --git a/src/chats/serenity.yaml b/src/chats/serenity.yaml index d1ad733..c5f14e4 100644 --- a/src/chats/serenity.yaml +++ b/src/chats/serenity.yaml @@ -891,6 +891,24 @@ - set: geologist - But that can wait, there's FLYING to be done! - goto: entrypoint +- if: $geologist + I have some questions about geology: + - Shoot! + - label: pig_node_geo + - I've seen some gigantic moonlets around here...: + - Yeah they keep getting ejected from the moon Thebe! + - Thebe is so tiny, it's gravitation is about the same as its centrifugal force, so the escape velocity is almost nonexistant. + - So a small asteroid impact can release a bunch of rocks into the orbit, some large enough to be considered moonlets. + - Makes you wonder how anything even still remains of Thebe after all these years. + - What's the composition of the nearby rocks?: + - It's debris ejected from Thebe, which is mostly silicate minerals and various metals. + - Water ice is also very abundant here, and we're extracting oxygen and water from it. + - I've seen simple organic molecules here too, but nothing alive. + - Nothing native, anyway. + - That's all, thanks!: + - Cool, anything else you wanted? + - goto: pig_node_main + - goto: pig_node_geo - if: $pig You're pork! Yummy! I'm starving!: - label: pork