GP Series by VapourArt - Contest for GP Spheroid 22 mm

[CBaquero]

The B.A.S. (Big ... spheroid) or the 22roid.


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[SimianSteam]

I think that's taken already...

Durn. Would've been perfect with the domed design of the Spheroid. Oh, well. Maybe "Hagia" then? Just doesn't have the same ring to it, unfortunately.

Keeping with the Architectural theme...

Acropolis
Tholos (A round Greek building or tomb)


And others:
Phi (The golden ratio, a number that represents perfection in art and nature. It's even got it's own symbol: Φ)
Hephaestos

 

[Coldpunk]

How about Pi?


Never mind, it's taken

 

[Jojobo]

P22

P is the symbol for Power
22 for the obvious

 

[Akdare]

Spheroid Silo

Shape, cylindrical with a rounded top...
Storage, because I'm sure it will hold a lot of juice
Powerful, like a missile silo


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[Woody7781]

I suggested pi already.

 

[qorax]

What if the Spheroid-22 is not round top?

 

[SimianSteam]

what if it not round top?

Then I'm pretty sure the universe collapses into a singularity.

 

[Vapourz_411]

Hi Perseas, I am surprised that this has not been used to name an atomizer...especially a Greek atomizer. It seems so simple and appropriate.

--- GP ATMOSPHERE --- a word created in the 17th century from Greek ἀτμός [atmos] "vapor"[1] and σφαῖρα [sphaira] "sphere"

 

[Kataphraktos]

Then I'm pretty sure the universe collapses into a singularity.

Who is to say it hasn't already?

 

[Kataphraktos]

Hi Perseas, I am surprised that this has not been used to name an atomizer...especially a Greek atomizer. It seems so simple and appropriate.

--- GP ATMOSPHERE --- a word created in the 17th century from Greek ἀτμός [atmos] "vapor"[1] and σφαῖρα [sphaira] "sphere"

Win! I second it. Or perhaps Atmosphera, which is the actual Greek word, but also implies "sphera", which means bullet.

 

[Kataphraktos]

Then again, evidence suggests Greek words are not present in the historical dataset of GP product names, so we have 5 6 pages of us betting on the horse with three legs and a ketamine addiction.

 

[Kataphraktos]

Entry #1: Illuvium.

 

[ln617]

Win! I second it. Or perhaps Atmosphera, which is the actual Greek word, but also implies "sphera", which means bullet.

I'd rock a GP Sphera.

 

[Kataphraktos]

Entry #2: Venturi.

 

[landman2k1]

Spheroid Aeolus - Keeper of the Wind. It also ties in nicely with the Aeolipile.

 

[ln617]

Aether


edit1: Nevermind, i think someone already entered that... I think it fits though to whoever said it first

edit2: got confused with Seapup's entry 'kronos'.... "Aether was the father of Uranus" kind of seemed familiar in a way.

 

[CBaquero]

Why not the GP Capsule? The capsule it's also know as a stadium of revolution. A stadium is a geometric shape made with a rectangle with two semi-circles at opposite sides.


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[traderljp]

The Sheldon



...as in Sheldon Cooper

 

[Vapourz_411]

Perseas, I'm not sure how many names a single person can post...but here is my second entry

The GP MEGASPHERE - The origin of the prefix mega- is an ancient Greek word which meant “great, large.”