Tremendous Scientific Discovery by Accident!
A great discovery and they almost say it's a new state of matter! It's based on sacred geometry.
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https://phys.org/news/2020-02-physicists-accidentally-state.html
Now, physicists at Northeastern have discovered a new way to manipulate electric charge. And the changes to the future of our technology could be monumental.
"When such phenomena are discovered, imagination is the limit," says Swastik Kar, an associate professor of physics. "It could change the way we can detect and communicate signals. It could change the way we can sense things and the storage of information, and possibilities that we may not have even thought of yet."
The ability to move, manipulate, and store electrons is key to the
vast majority of modern technology, whether we're trying to harvest
energy from the sun or play Plants vs. Zombies on our phone. In a paper
published in Nanoscale, the researchers described a way to make
electrons do something entirely new: Distribute themselves evenly into a
stationary, crystalline pattern.
While the understanding of this phenomenon is still in its infancy, it has the potential to impact the future of electronics, sensing and detection systems, and information processing.
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All atoms and molecules to include those in living cells function and are held together or apart by electrical charge 0 -
Cool but did you catch he guys name Swastik Kar obviously his parents didn't realize the closeness to Swastika 0 -
Molecules yes, but not atoms.chiefr said:All atoms and molecules to include those in living cells function and are held together or apart by electrical charge
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Don McManus said:
Molecules yes, but not atoms.chiefr said:All atoms and molecules to include those in living cells function and are held together or apart by electrical charge
Wrong!! It is the positive charge of the nucleus that keeps electrons in orbit.Electromagnetism is one of the 4 fundamental forces in nature. It is most critical and sustains life itself.
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