Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach Mars just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody from Golarion has ever seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach Mars just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody from Golarion has ever seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach Mars just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody from Golarion has ever seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody from Golarion has ever seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.  Anyone trying to work out how much Radiance damage this instantaneous beam weapon would do to anything it hit will run out of numbers.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.  Anyone trying to work out how much Radiance damage this instantaneous beam weapon would do to anything it hit will run out of numbers.  It obviously hasn’t occurred to Keltham that anyone looking at this image would see a weapon.  This could be because Keltham is very innocent.  It could also be that, from his perspective, this is obviously not what a serious weapon looks like if Civilization is building a real weapon on purpose.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.  Anyone trying to work out how much Radiance damage this instantaneous beam weapon would do to anything it hit will run out of numbers.  If Cheliax owned this weapon it could conquer Nidal in three hours.  It obviously hasn’t occurred to Keltham that anyone looking at this image would see a weapon.  This could be because Keltham is very innocent.  It could also be that, from his perspective, this is obviously not what a serious weapon looks like if Civilization is building a real weapon on purpose.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.  Anyone trying to work out how much Radiance damage this instantaneous beam weapon would do to anything it hit will run out of numbers.  If Cheliax owned this weapon it could conquer Nidal in fifteen minutes.  It obviously hasn’t occurred to Keltham that anyone looking at this image would see a weapon.  This could be because Keltham is very innocent.  It could also be that, from his perspective, this is obviously not what a serious weapon looks like if Civilization is building a real weapon on purpose.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.  Anyone trying to work out how much Radiance damage this instantaneous beam weapon could do from ten miles away will run out of numbers.  If Cheliax owned this weapon it could conquer Nidal in fifteen minutes.  It obviously hasn’t occurred to Keltham that anyone looking at this image would see a weapon.  This could be because Keltham is very innocent.  It could also be that, from his perspective, this is obviously not what a serious weapon looks like if Civilization is building a real weapon on purpose.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.  Anyone trying to work out how much Radiance damage this instantaneous beam weapon could do from ten miles away will run out of numbers.  If Cheliax owned this weapon it could conquer Nidal in fifteen minutes.  It obviously hasn’t occurred to Keltham that anyone looking at this image would see a threat.  This could be because Keltham is very innocent.  It could also be that, from his perspective, this is obviously not what a serious weapon looks like if Civilization is building a real weapon on purpose.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.  Anyone trying to work out how much Radiance damage this instantaneous beam weapon could do from ten miles away will run out of numbers.  If Cheliax owned this weapon it could conquer Nidal in fifteen minutes.

It obviously hasn’t occurred to Keltham that anyone looking at either image would see a threat.  This could be because Keltham is very innocent.  It could also be that, from his perspective, this is obviously not what a serious weapon looks like if Civilization is building a real weapon on purpose.

(Keltham is still trying to figure out illusions of "light-emitting walls with parallax" so most of his images are just being projected onto the illusion of a giant video screen, rather than him trying to make things three-dimensional.)

Here's a rocket launch.  This is how you go to space when you don't have wizards.  It involves an unreasonable amount of fire.  Probably nobody in Golarion has seen this amount of fire unless they were standing nearby when somebody messed up a Wish spell.  Golarion conventional wisdom would say not to mess with people who can produce this amount of fire.  Many wizards throughout the ages who have claimed that all problems can be solved with enough fire, since, if you still have a problem after that, you did not use 'enough fire' by the definition of 'enough', would feel incredibly pleased and vindicated to know that this philosophy apparently works for traveling to space.

Here's a space-laser launch.  They're not safe for human riders though.  They're used to move fuel capsules into low orbit and higher, so that the rockets can refuel and keep going past that orbit.  It would be theoretically possible to reach the Fourth Planet just by burning rocket fuel to lift more rocket fuel into space, but you'd have to be crazy to actually try it that way, it's literally an exponential cost in fuel.  Anyone trying to work out how much Radiance damage this instantaneous beam weapon could do from ten miles away will run out of numbers.  If Cheliax owned this weapon it could conquer Nidal in fifteen minutes.  It obviously hasn’t occurred to Keltham that anyone looking at this image would see a threat.  This could be because Keltham is very innocent.  It could also be that, from his perspective, this is obviously not what a serious weapon looks like if Civilization is building a real weapon on purpose.