OK, a curious thought verging on ASB-territory while I was bored.
So in this scenario, the timeline divergent occur on mid-1939, where Nazi Germany scientist discovered an alien artifact and manage to activate it controllingly.
Said Artifact opens a 20m × 20m portal towards another world/planet with an identical artifact as portal.
The destination world/planet was perfectly habitable for human beings, with lush, editable vegetation grown near the other point.
But there's a catch, time on the other side moves twice faster than IRL Earth.
Occupied by IRL events and too much unknowns on the other side, a battalion of infantry plus a thousand civilians to conduct survey and prospecting operations, plus building an semi-sustainable outpost.
Soon in IRL 1941, the scientists in the outpost have discovered another alien artefact: a giant underground machine complex that is later identified as a "artificial womb". The operation of method is simple, insert genetic samples into the machine, and it will churn out infants with randomized genetics from the sample pool. Though with some tweaking, the machine can actively suppress "undesirable" genetic traits.
The machine will output at maximum 24 perfectly healthy infants per day, with selectable genders, where the infants would grow the same way as normal humans would.
In IRL 1944, when it is clear that Nazi Germany is losing, a plan was hatched.
Genetic samples of the best 50 man and 50 women in the eyes of Nazi Germany leadership is collected and send to the other world, along with a battalion of their best Panzer-grenadiers remain in their army, 5000 civilians known to be die-hard Nazi believers, and a detailed record of every Nazi Germany technology achievement up until that point.
Just before Berlin was fallen, the personal manning the earth-side artifact destroyed the artifact via demolition, severing the connection between two worlds for good.
At that time, the outpost had grew into a small colony capable of bare minimum self-sustainment and minimal munition manufacturing capability.
The colony, unknown and forgotten for 150+ years, flourished, growing to about ~10 million in population with a healthy industry supported by rich mineral deposits (But with pitifully few fission fuel sources). And they found a way to re-open portals back to earth.
So here's the question:
So in this scenario, the timeline divergent occur on mid-1939, where Nazi Germany scientist discovered an alien artifact and manage to activate it controllingly.
Said Artifact opens a 20m × 20m portal towards another world/planet with an identical artifact as portal.
The destination world/planet was perfectly habitable for human beings, with lush, editable vegetation grown near the other point.
But there's a catch, time on the other side moves twice faster than IRL Earth.
Occupied by IRL events and too much unknowns on the other side, a battalion of infantry plus a thousand civilians to conduct survey and prospecting operations, plus building an semi-sustainable outpost.
Soon in IRL 1941, the scientists in the outpost have discovered another alien artefact: a giant underground machine complex that is later identified as a "artificial womb". The operation of method is simple, insert genetic samples into the machine, and it will churn out infants with randomized genetics from the sample pool. Though with some tweaking, the machine can actively suppress "undesirable" genetic traits.
The machine will output at maximum 24 perfectly healthy infants per day, with selectable genders, where the infants would grow the same way as normal humans would.
In IRL 1944, when it is clear that Nazi Germany is losing, a plan was hatched.
Genetic samples of the best 50 man and 50 women in the eyes of Nazi Germany leadership is collected and send to the other world, along with a battalion of their best Panzer-grenadiers remain in their army, 5000 civilians known to be die-hard Nazi believers, and a detailed record of every Nazi Germany technology achievement up until that point.
Just before Berlin was fallen, the personal manning the earth-side artifact destroyed the artifact via demolition, severing the connection between two worlds for good.
At that time, the outpost had grew into a small colony capable of bare minimum self-sustainment and minimal munition manufacturing capability.
The colony, unknown and forgotten for 150+ years, flourished, growing to about ~10 million in population with a healthy industry supported by rich mineral deposits (But with pitifully few fission fuel sources). And they found a way to re-open portals back to earth.
So here's the question:
- How would warfare of that colony have develop within that 150 years in total isolation?
- Assuming that armed conflicts with local "aboriginal" human nomads of around 1000 population and minor city states in early medieval tech-level?
- Given 152 years to develop versus only 76 years has passed IRL, how would the Colony fare against 2021 Earth?
- Assuming the portal can be sustained from the other side, allowing a secure line of resupply, and the colony's first wave is 6 divisions of Panzergrenadiers under the cover of a dozen fighter wings and they hit the outskirts of El Alamien.