Sometimes, the hardest part about this whole undertaking is just getting the various anecdotes and stories lined up in such a way that they make some kind of sense — if not some kind of interesting reading. So this week’s offering is Chapter 65: Good Morning, Sweetie Peach — which returns to the mid-1960s period …
Our friend the Trickfox has been at it again. Here he does his level best to zero in on the transformation we might find if we burrow deeply enough and long enough in this rabbit hole… That’s just part one. Follow the link for Part 2: Link: YouTube – global awaress part2.
"Quantum Tunneling" is a subject that has come up before, and seems to be what these gentlemen are talking about: "In my opinion, tunneling is the most important physical process, because we have it in radioactivity and we have it in nuclear fusion," Nimtz says. "The temperature of the sun is not high enough to …
A member of our forums from Australia ("Langley") offers us this clip from YouTube on the subject of EMP – ElectroMagneticPulse devices, or, more precisely, weapons. Readers will recall the anecdote in Chapter 4: How Many Generals Does It Take where in the famous Dr. Edward Teller — the self-anointed ‘Father of the Hydrogen Bomb’ …
This just in: something that Townsend Brown may have figured out like 50 years ago: Researchers at Purdue recently demonstrated their new "ionic wind" technology that can improve the cooling rate of internal computer components by as much as 250 percent. This is the sort of dramatic cooling improvement needed for the computer industry to …
No need for excuses this time: just an announcement that the "Monster is in the Box." Or, at least, it’s up on the World Wide Inter-Webs…. Chapter 64: Flying Saucer Pipe Dreams has turned into the ‘marathon within the marathon.’ It is certainly the longest chapter of the entire book so far, running more than …
But it does make you wonder what the Beatles would "look" like…
