JackieFoxWrites

I'll participating in the Spellcaster Awards for 2026
          	https://www.wattpad.com/1619641618-the-spellcaster-awards-2026-welcome-to-the

Night_Writer702

@JackieFoxWrites I hope they do. We all need that big break. 
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JackieFoxWrites

@Night_Writer702 I definitely need the exposure. I've written a ton of books that I've never really tried publishing them so I have talent. It's just unexposed and I'm hoping that the right people see it here
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JackieFoxWrites

I'll participating in the Spellcaster Awards for 2026
          https://www.wattpad.com/1619641618-the-spellcaster-awards-2026-welcome-to-the

Night_Writer702

@JackieFoxWrites I hope they do. We all need that big break. 
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JackieFoxWrites

@Night_Writer702 I definitely need the exposure. I've written a ton of books that I've never really tried publishing them so I have talent. It's just unexposed and I'm hoping that the right people see it here
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JackieFoxWrites

Okay, change of plans--
          Much like Ganymede. Once I sink my teeth into something I tend to get things over quickly. 
          I'm also a ~4000 word a day writer when I actually take the time. 
          (Yo who needs a Ghost Rider? I am serious. Hit me up. Give me money) 
          
          Which is to say I wrote the entire five-chapter Arc for Ganymede Kitty in about 3 days. 
          11,380 words, But only one cat based masterpiece.
          
          Because of that, I'm changing my initial posting schedule to be daily instead of weekly. So you're about to get this whole Banger in about 3 days. 
          
          I do want you to keep in mind that I will be publishing it here as a rough draft form and I may not update it as regularly as I will a published product. 
          
          This is also why I don't usually publish drafts and also changing your entire chapter at once seems to erase all of your comments so... 
          
          But if I do have major updates, especially in the days before things are published, I will be sure to include them in this version. So be sure to give me your feedback on a day-to-day basis. Check these out the day they release if you want your feed back to show up on Wattpad in future chapters 
          
          Jackie Fox OUT!

JackieFoxWrites

What I'm currently reading IRL
          "The Disabled Tyrant's Beloved Pet Fish"
          Li Yu liked to read transmigration books.
          He never thought he'd be in one!
          Now he's a carp who wants to become a human.
          How?  Completing his mission, befriending the Mute Tyrant Prince of course!
          But fish dont talk, and the Prince is mute!
          How will they ever break the ice, and if you give a fish an inventory system, what will he store in it?

JackieFoxWrites

Let's talk content schedule! 
          
          I will be releasing things at minimum on a daily basis. 
          I will be releasing whatever is next in the space exploration series starting on Mars 4 days a week: Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday. 
          For right now I will be doing Music on Monday and Friday-- But it don't write nearly as much music as I do fiction, so I'll probably eventually go to music Mondays and fun Friday. 
          Right now music is fun so it can do both. 
          
          Finally, I'm going to do retro Sunday. 
          We'll be starting with the first book I wrote in my current written universe which is always been unpublished in any form, so you will be the first people to see it. 
          
          It's called "demons in the demo" and will be released one chapter per week. This is a book that I wrote in 2016 and I will continue from that into my work from later years but it's worth noting that this one started as a Persona 5 fanfic.

breannabennett301bcb

Hello, thank you for reading the prologue! I really appreciate your honest feedback on it as well. I will go and return my feedback today. Hope you like it and I hope I like yours as much. 
          
          Have a good day 

JackieFoxWrites

@breannabennett301bcb thanks for the follow. I'm going to keep reading but it's been a busy day for me and I'm going to be reading a lot of things to try to generate type and comments on my own stuff. 
            I've been writing for about a decade now and I should be releasing content everyday for the foreseeable future. So stay tuned!
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JackieFoxWrites

I'm a believer in the idea that good science fiction can often come from good science in the real world. 
          I'm currently writing an entire act within a book. An eighth chapter Arc that is at least halfway anchored in some recent science that I would like to explain here. 
          
          Recently we got the results of the DART Mission-- an attempt to change the trajectory and orbit of an asteroid by basically ramming it with a satellite as fast as we could get it going. 
          
          This is interesting science because we discovered something we didn't expect to. Previous assumptions about the physics of this event that there would be a even kinetic transfer of energy actually proved not to be true. 
          
          Instead, and maybe it would help to imagine this as breaking a set of balls on a billiards table, but the force experienced by those 15 balls is actually higher in some ways than the amount of energy that you put into the cue ball when you break. 
          
          So in this scenario, imagine that our satellite is the cue ball and then it hits an asteroid. That also happens to be a floating rubble pile, much like a cluster of pool balls on the other end of the table. 
          
          The initial impact transfers, the cue balls kinetic energy potentially even stopping it in place or having a rebound effect that pushes it backwards a bit. 
          
          This energy then is transferred through the objects that are all touching one another if you racked your balls right, and what we discovered is the interaction between the balls or or the bits of rock and the rubble actually generate additional forces that cause a greater kinetic effect then we had anticipated. 
          

JackieFoxWrites

@JackieFoxWrites While it doesn't change a tremendous amount about what are orbital defense strategies might be, it does suggest that we may not need to use as much force as we had previously assumed (see Science fiction like the movie Armageddon-- Not to say that we wouldn't need nuclear explosions to break up a planet killer asteroid because we almost absolutely would just that we might be able to scale back the size of that bomb just a little bit more than we might have imagined when that movie was written.)
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