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Scientists discover chiral crystals exhibiting exotic quantum effects

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  • discusdad
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Interesting. Its usefulness is yet to be seen or realized, but still interesting.
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  • serf
    Mr. Perfect wrote:
    Interesting. Its usefulness is yet to be seen or realized, but still interesting.

    Especially with our Joint Chief of Staff's are eer interested in conceptions of thoughts? Ying yang dualism comes to mind with order coming out of Chaos.This left right conceptions is fascinating with transmissions of light like energy and quantum entanglement. With 5g at higher frequency now being brought online there could be much more than brought with the eyes.

    serf


    https://www.jcs.mil/Portals/36/Documents/Doctrine/concepts/joint_concepts_jcoie.pdf?ver=2018-08-01-142119-830

    To achieve enduring strategic success,our Joint Force must develop the necessary mindset?individually, as a whole, and as part of the interagency?to leverage information and the inherent informational aspects of military activitiesto gain and maintain an information advantage.We will develop the necessary mindset through the institutionalizing and operationalizing the application of integrated physical and informational power. To achieve desired influence, the Joint Force must begin from a mindset based on a greater understanding of the environment, relevant actors, and how the Joint Force applies information.Information is changing the character of modern warfare.In order to gain and maintain an information advantage, theJoint Force must fully implement this concept, written by stakeholders and Service representatives, to achieve success in the security environment during times of cooperation, competition, and armed conflict.
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  • AzAfshin
    serf wrote:
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    Proposed by the mathematician and physicist Hermann Weyl in 1929, Weyl fermions have long been regarded as possible building blocks of other subatomic particles. If applied to next-generation electronics, the fermions could allow for a nearly free and efficient flow of electricity and thus greater power.

    Read more at: https://phys.org/news/2015-12-weyl-fermion-discovery-ten-breakthrough.html#jCp

    Thanks for the article serf. Very interesting.

    phys.org is not very well regarded in the scientific community and the above quote underlines the level of their lack of knowledge in the sciences that they report on. Weyl fermions have long been thought to be building blocks of other fermions, such as an electron. Subatomic particles also includes the protons and neutrons which are bosons and can not contain any fermions. But sloppy reporting on something they don't understand is their modus operandi. Think of them as the National Enquirer of the science world :D
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  • spasmcreek
    interesting...maybe now a chance to get back to the alpha quadrant
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  • droptop
    Dope smokers in California have been seeing various substances that exhibit exotic quantum effects for over 50 years. Not sure what this has to do with the post, just wanted to share something else about exotic quantum effects. :roll:
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  • mrmike08075
    The big prize is paired crystals - or a large crystal cut and shaped and polished identically

    The belief is that the frequency that they vibrate on May pass from matched crystal to matched crystal simultaneously / instantly with no discernible time lag for transmission - across any distance

    String theory and some other avenues of quantum physics predict this phenomenon

    Noted author Ann McCafry presented this as an underpinning to her crystal singer series of science fiction - which I strongly recommend as a good and educational read

    Other postulate that the crystals when vibrated or charged may be exiting identical frequency crystals across other branes (parallel world's) or sub space bubble universes

    H.Beam pipers paratime series of novels was pretty groundbreaking in using these theories.

    Both can help the lay person easier understand the math and theory involved - and room temperature super conductors is of course a game changer as well.

    Quantum entanglement is interesting.

    Mike
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  • wpageabc
    In other words these superconductors are really fast...314534_d765c633b98ab8c082aabfa36f62c2f7.jpg
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  • babun
    I know science is making leaps ahead faster and faster, BUT....

    Ever since my high school days back in 1970's, I have read about super conductors and such.
    First it was "major breakthru with absolute zero conductors", then "new" silicon pathways, then
    something else, ect ect.

    The articles always blare out how great the thing is, then lost in the test is the words "nearly" or "almost".

    True zero resistance to electricity flow, I believe is unobtainable in our present set of parameters we live in.

    It took the Borg till the year 2415 to do it. :D
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