1997 Letters
From:  M0SUGOJI@worldnet.att.net -  9/22/97 0:33

 Subject: G SCIENCE
 

On Sun, 21 Sep 1997 22:11:46 -0700 MOSUGOJI <M0SUGOJI@worldnet.att.net>
writes:

>Hi, a friend of mine with a bachelor's in physics and chemistry and I have come up with some explainations on Godzilla's unique abilities.

>It all boils down to Godzilla's mutation is not merely at the cellular level but it is all the way down to the sub atomic, with the very forces that bind his molecules together being vastly augmented. This explains his invulnerability,the fact that his skeleton can support his incredible weight without crushing and his ability to generate nuclear plasma internally. This is similar to how Superman's invulnerability works,with the exception that instead of the inner atomic bonds being supercharged by a yellow sun Godzilla's are supercharged by interaction with nuclear materials, it may also be augmented passively by a COLD FUSION process that may take place due to Godzilla's altered body chemistry. The very water in his body may no longer be ordinary H2o but  may actually be Deuterium water{that is what heavy water is if you've ever heard it mentioned in documentarys on building the 1st atom bomb}

There are also probably concentrations of Tritium along with Strontium -90 and Uranium 235 in his body's liquid composition that may act as a catylist to initiate the continuing cold fusion reaction that fires Godzilla's metabolism and reinforces his atomic structure. He also feeds on radio isotopes that provide him with his"Hot Fission" fuels that power his nuclear breath and nuclear pulse. The radioactives he feeds on also replenish the elements needed to continue his cold fusion processes. If Godzilla feeds on large amounts of nuclear materials it looks like the surplus is somehow"stored" by converting the nuclear energy to matter,which explains how Godzilla got bigger. It also seems
>that Godzilla has an ultimate threshold on how much atomic mass he can accumulate without it endangering him. If he exceeds this limit he undergoes a chain reaction due to the critical atomic mass being reached and either he detonates when the critical mass is reached or else if he has managed to burn off at least a portion of this atomic mass by expending energy{such as his breath} fast enough to keep ahead of the atomic imposion he may simply overheat and exceed the limits of his strengthened sub atomic bonds and then his atomic structure will collapse and he vaporises.

It may have been possible for Godzilla to be saved in Destroyer if he was totally isolated from absorbing any more radiation and firing his nuclear breath constantly until he bled off adequate excess nuclear material and his atomic mass was reduced to a safe level. However at that point the chain reaction that had started may have already been irreversible.

NEXT: Does King Ghidorah fly by negating his mass by generating anti-gravitons?     Scott
 

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 Subject: Godzilla articles
 

These are two of my opinions about my interest to Godzilla.  Hope it can
fit your issue about  the TriStar G-1998, the Memorial Day.

The first article, the interest point of Godzilla is  its solid character, that makes Godzilla character itself interesting and unique among the monsterkind.

The second  describe that the interesting aspect of Godzilla is the "war movie" element on it, and also relationship   between  monsters and human characters in the genre.

Please correct my spellings, grammar used in this article, if there is any, and thanks for your attention .    (We left it just the way you wrote it! Editors)
 

-Seno Hadi-
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GODZILLA: MORE THAN JUST A MONSTER
Godzilla  is a monster with attitude,  it is a memorable, spesific monster. It  is indeed a solid character,  it's different from  "giant this" or "giant that", or something like that. It  is definitely  Godzilla A creature that got the look and the spirit. It has certain features, both in phisical appearance, and the allegories it embodies.

Whatever it is, Godzilla is still a very interpretative character, an open character. There's  always a  room to develop Godzilla to imagine it,to make story with it, and to live it up again on the screen.  I guess that's why Hollywood filmmakers like Fred Drekker,  Jan DeBont, Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich, also  took their interest in making Godzilla movie

Unfortunately, I see that giant monster movies are often limited by their own storyline and the story-elements. Many Heisei Godzilla scenes arere-creation  from the old ones, although the others are  new actions andgenuine elements. Not many  "shocking surprises" are made, since they all
have been exploited since long ago. This genre seems exhausted, but still enjoyable in its own way.  So,  let's hope the next TriStar Godzillacan give us a  new experience in watching Godzilla,  as well as it carries the true essence of  the original  Japanese Godzilla.

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GODZILLA, STRANGE KIND OF WAR MOVIES
War is an event we often see on the movies. There have been great wars throughout movie historyWWII movies, Vietnam war movies, futuristic  wars, the great wars in The Galaxy, far, far away and of course, the battles between mankind and monsters, monsters against monsters. What else if they are the  giant monster movies, especially Godzilla?

One appealing aspect in Godzilla movies  is that it has weird elements of war movies. Here, mankind goes face to face with one single enemy. Itstands tall, making  mankind and his heavy weaponaries dwarfed. If there are more than one monster,  you can still count them with your fingers. So,
it's  one force against all! How brave the monsters are!

However helplessly  they seem, humans always want to fight back. Military, scientists, and  ordinary people join forces to defeat the monsters. Then come another conflict among  people, just another "wars",  a  strange drama, both among  mankind itself, and and  between  human and the monsters. Monster movie became a unique genre, because it brings  incongrous elements into unity,  opening new horizon to the the monstrosities of war,  which has been an endless  single matter that mankind ever dreams to end it up, completely.