>>133462Well?
>>133463It is. Those calculations should be adjusted. Albeit the center of mass and other such parameters would be crucial if we think that might be a good choice of weapons to make.
Interplanetary warfare will typically rely on a combination of kinetic weapons (missiles, directed energy weapons, etc.) and non-kinetic strategies such as orbital placement of satellites & other assets for surveillance, communication disruption and cutoff of vital resources. During war, the goal is to dominate space both within the reachable limits of resources around each planet and its moons by placing as many military assets as possible at strategic locations with an effective means of manufacturing, defensive and offensive capability.
Many novel weapon designs can develop over time to meet the growing threats posed between competing planetary governments. Transorbital bio-machines can leverage living organisms as weapons, which can be released into orbit or launched towards a target to affect the strategic plans of population growth, infrastructure damage or psychological warfare. Living gene-constructed relativistic weapons can also be used to dramatically change the frames of attack or communication delays that can give one side or planet a tactical advantage during conflicts.
Due to population growth on Earth, it has become increasingly important to understand that extractable biomass could be converted into usable energy either directly through deployed harvesting equipment stored aboard the harvesting units, or through synthetically engineered systems that focus on modifying collected biomass into usable material forms.
So it will be, orbital biomachines, swarms of decentralized combat humanforms, humans as a source of resources.