Igloo

Hello,

Can you translate it into slovakian?:


This is the story of a species, a race - its our race, the humans. Interestingly enough the story has not yet happened, but it should still be told. Once in a time you will find that time runs in parallel, that everything that was in the past, forms the present as well as the present is the basis for the future. There has been found a way to visit the past without altering the future. Because one can only alter the future when living it for oneself. This might be hard to understand, but its true. Only when you know that something has happened, you can change it, because it then is part of one's own past. You will simply disappear from that point on, no changes will take place, because this is already the past.. your past.

It began in the year 2250 - the year 'alpha' - when the first man took the risk of an interstellar flight of more than three minutes and thus farther than any probe had gone before.

It was a new kind of engine called impulse engine, which allowed mankind to travel at the speed of light. Yes there were earlier space flights, but those were limited, a mere glimpse into space compared to the later achievements. But mankind's natural impulse for new adventures continued to push the development further and thus prolonging the space flights little by little over the years. Certainly the competitive struggle of the involved aerospace companies has helped for new inventions and technological advancement. While Boing Industries still relied on their old combustion engine that has been banned from the earths atmosphere, rival ErBus tried to put aside the various troubles they encountered with their impulse engine. Drawbacks and explosions at first dampened the vision of a new kind of technology, but in the process of development the Y-particles were replaced by a chemical compound being more safe, thanks to the theoretical contributions of the well-known particle physicist Al Ainstone.
Only slightly aside the main stage, smaller companies and private groups also felt the need for space exploration and the demand for better and faster yet more efficient propulsion systems was immanent. Modern engines were using highly energetic deuterium fuel allowing them to travel from galaxy to galaxy in relatively short amounts of time. Unfortunately, this deuterium was very rare, on earth only 0.015% of all water was in the form of this heavy isotope. Later, even the best deuterium wasn't good enough anymore, and a new scientific debate was born, discussing over new ways to generate an even better fuel than deuterium itself already was. Based on a well known theory, it was believed to be possible to combine deuterium with a mysterious gas emitted by a quasar's explosion. The quantum-chemical reaction with this mixture would set free huge amounts of energy, so much more that ships could travel faster and faster.

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Big thanks for your help

Greetz,

Igloo