Originally posted by TheComte
I can't wait to see what kind of gadgets they can come up with.

You just might be needing a microscope to do that.

Or have vision-enhancing nanobots inhabiting your eyeballs.

Originally posted by Kailassa

You just might be needing a microscope to do that.
Or have vision-enhancing nanobots inhabiting your eyeballs.

Haha, I get it. I guess I meant that figuratively. I should have said, "I can't wait until they tell me what kind of gadgets they have come up with."

I wonder if this has to do with the weaponization technique for anthrax that uses reverse charges to spread the spores out more?

Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
I wonder if this has to do with the weaponization technique for anthrax that uses reverse charges to spread the spores out more?

I had not heard of this before. If you check this thread again, can you provide any more info. Thanks.

WHOA...


Are you serious that the name of this force used to levitate is called the Casimir-LIF#Z?

That's hilarious!

Yes,

This is how the Egyptians built the pyramids.

They said they had detected and measured a force that comes into play at the molecular level using certain combinations of molecules that repel one another.

The repulsion can be used to hold molecules aloft, in essence levitating them, creating virtually friction-free parts for tiny devices, the researchers said.

Wow... I wonder how many millions of taxpayer dollars were wasted on this little experiment. Any grade school kid has done the exact same experiment, learning that if you jam two magnets together same pole to same pole, they repel each other. These Poindexters discovered magnetism... a mere 2,600 years after Aristotle made the same discovery.

Originally posted by TheComte

Originally posted by Kailassa

You just might be needing a microscope to do that.
Or have vision-enhancing nanobots inhabiting your eyeballs.

Haha, I get it. I guess I meant that figuratively. I should have said, "I can't wait until they tell me what kind of gadgets they have come up with."

Well actually this could help to build the biggest structures man has ever built!

My thinking is that things like the proposed space elevators and that pyramid city they want to build in Japan's harbour (google that one if you've not seen it yet - that's going to be amazing)... any way those things are going to literally build them selves, swarms of machines will use nano tech principles - so there is plenty of scope for low friction nano surfaces.... Don't ask me for details, I don't understand it at all

Edward Leedskalnin... cough

It's just electromagnetism.

Que the reports about secret levitating aircraft developed by the U.S. military.




[edit on 8-1-2009 by ALLis0NE]

Or maybe it doesnt really exist until Americans discover it. A weird version of the Schrodinger's cat scenario.

A thing neither exist or not exists until an American observes it.....

Originally posted by Illusionsaregrander
Or maybe it doesnt really exist until Americans discover it. A weird version of the Schrodinger's cat scenario.

A thing neither exist or not exists until an American observes it.....

I’ll concur.

The question is though; can you imagine just how far this discovery in terms of technology has come by now? I have a friend in the Marines and he insists that on a daily basis on the battlefield they are using technology that would blow everyone’s minds. In addition; he’s been in long enough that he’s personally observed some of this technology filter slowly into the retail market typically a DECADE after it’s implemented by our troops. He’s a pretty trustworthy guy, I have no reason to doubt him, but I’ll concede that this is speculation.