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There has long been one, nagging question – what exactly constitutes an experiment? Does light cement itself as a particle or a wave the moment it interferes with the relevant equipment, or are our minds part of the whole set-up?
This discovery could fundamentally change our understanding of plastic deformation in nanotwinned metals and should be of broad interest to the material research community.
You will see the history of its invention, theory of its operation and the know-how so that you can replicate your own magnet that picks up gold, silver, aluminum or other non-ferrous metals!
Not only is it an impressive catalogue of the subterranean world, the Atlas can also teach scientists about how the mantle works – the pressures and timescales and movements involved in this hidden underworld.
Over the years, only a small handful of people got it but most people never had all the information and that is what is about to change.
Jeane Manning and Susan Manewich offer many tips that can help, whether you work alone in your garage or in industry with access to a communications department.
Sunfire’s vision is to create a closed carbon cycle using renewable energy, carbon dioxide (CO2), and water (H2O) to provide sustainable fuels. These fuels will power cars, planes, and ships for mobility, as well as staxera’s high-temperature fuel cells (SOFC) for decentralized electricity generation without changes to current fuel distribution infrastructure.
SQK can explain the operation of the Nassikas superconducting magnetic thruster, a device which per unit thrust weight provides over 1000 times more thrust than NASA’s NSTAR ion thruster with no energy consumption.
The Nassikas thruster-II is basically a superconducting coil that has a slight taper so that it has the form of a frustrated cone, rather than a cylinder.