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Our files would be completely different too, so even if they could receive our free wifi, it'd look about the same as opening a. Think about it, even if their computers were binary, and not ternary or something, and their bytes were the same length, fact is that 01100010 would mean something different to them than it means to us. Just a thought of mine, but I don't think first contact with aliens could actually succeed unless one side had extensively studied the other to break the language barrier, both technological and physical. Others, assuming it'll spell something pronounceable, will get acronyms like DAVe (Duna Ascent Vehicle) as the class name. Other ships, such as my favorite big shuttle (it can lift 90 tons to LKO, and still get the Liquid Fuel Booster to LKO with it), might get mythological names such as Janus. I have a massive (in the kilotons) asteroid/junk tug I simply called the Mammoth. As for these particularly special craft, shuttles, interplanetary transports, and so on, I generally name them whatever I find most fitting. If the craft is special enough, I'll name give the class a bona fide class name.
A 12-ton Science Lander would be classed 12T/SG-(ship number). I end the name with their ship number (which unless different ones are outfitted with different equipment, is left blank in the editor), with the lead ship of the class always being 01. I also class them by wet mass: K=Kiloton, T=Tonnage, k=kilogram. However, for actually mission function I have a set of abbreviations: So a 4 stage rocket with a 3.75m center stack would be Epsilon IV. Stack size is based on the Greek Alphabet, and stage count is merely in Roman numerals. Generic rockets (the kind I bolt a pair of boosters to extend its range from Munar to Minmusian orbit) I give rather generic names based on the center stack size, and the number of stages.
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