Now NASA Plans Ear-Powered Space Travel!!!

Powering mighty spaceships with the hair in your ears??? Christ! What's next from NASA?



I wonder if ETs achieved faster-than-light hyperspace travel with the hair in their ears??

NASA is and always was a great entertainment company!!

Cheers!

Here...

Mike...

You always find the craziest stuff from nasa and i love ya for it (in a blokey, respectful kinda way of course ).

I always enjoy your posts my man, keep up the good work.

We got 'em wanting to blow up/move the moon, move Earth...... AND NOW, ear powered space travel...and TAX dollars pay for these guys to think like this???? ha,hahha,hahahaahah

aw man, keep em comming dude!

Peace

P.S. please "FLAG" this people, this is FUNNY stuff

[edit on 13-3-2007 by Anomic of Nihilism]

If you read the entire article it is not ridiculous at all.

so, when the ET's come, all we need to do is stuff some q-tips in their hairy ears and they will be stuck here.

Dig it.

You're right. That sounds very interesting. I wonder if there could be other uses here on Earth for this technology. Firefighters, divers and the like. Cool indeed.

but will they have enough earwax to contain all that power?

I agree, nothing about it seemed "entertaining". Unless you only read the headline. It sounds like a great idea to me really.



They are not wanting or planning to blow up the Moon or move Earth. I believe those were just some wild idea's and theories being discussed. Nothing more. Relax.

why dont they just come out with their anti graviti ships already. instead of this crap.

starting to get anoying.

Well I agree with you about the anti gravity ships.
I dont supose anyone thinks this might lead to the anti gravity?

Dangit' Skillit,

I wanted to crack the joke about the ear wax.

so will they be starting to harvest our waxes?

I'm really skeptical about this. I do see an article in New Scientist that's less sensational, but the thing is that I don't see a lot about the lab or the researchers. They seem to be new. :
space.newscientist.com...

And Silver did have a contract from NAIC to develop ...something:
www.niac.usra.edu...

Hmmmm...
www.niac.usra.edu...

I suppose this is science really thinking outside the box and I'm a bit too boxed here.

There is nothing humorous about this that I can see. A quick search confirmed this is real. The possibilities of its uses are awesome to say the least. Free energy with no negative impact on the environment would be very desirable for more earthly uses. I think this may be more important than just an interesting bit of trivia. If you do a search and read the articles you will see what I mean. I think we will be seeing a lot more about this in the future.
article link

Some more recent developments and info on this story -
article link

Has there ever been a breakthrough that was not doubted by the general science community? This one is worth watching. This could open some significant new doors. This reminds me of the concept of using catfish whiskers as protein sensing devices that was considered tripe not that many years ago. There could be something to this?

Amazing If It Works.think Of All The Civilian Applications Of Bio-electric System.like Self Powered Electric Cars Perhaps.

Sardion, we're talking about powering spaceships! I'm sure you are aware of the power required. Not some electro-chemical impulses to move a mouse on your monitor! That's what's crazy.

[edit on 13-3-2007 by mikesingh]

Imagine a field of what looks like wheat..Waving in the breeze.
Generating kilowatts of power..

Do I have this analogy correct?
Is this kind of what they are saying?