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Hi All, just found this on the net a 1pm AEST, seems like my another little theory of mine is coming to fruition;

If I extrapolate this new info I should be able to accelerate a particle in a very tight orbit around the toroid ring engine that when the returning particle meets the "inflowing" fuel stream that a crossover point can be achieved with the magetic bound particle orbiting the ring should now create the necessary fission as the orbiting particle should smash inoming particles, a self sustaining reaction within minumum fuel requirements.

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Scientists Create First Ever Magnetic Gas

Popsci.com
2009-09-19

For decades, scientists have debated whether or not gasses could display the same magnetic properties as solids. Now, thanks to some MIT scientists, they know the answer is a freezing cold yes.

MIT researchers have observed magnetism in an atomic gas of lithium cooled down to 150 millionths of a degree above absolute zero. This experiment represents a point of unification between condensed matter research and the field of atomic science and lasers, and could influence areas such as data storage and medical diagnostics.

To get the lithium gas so cold, the researchers trained an infrared laser beam on the gaseous cloud. Laser cooling is the primary method physicists use to lower gas temperatures to near absolute zero. The laser essentially stun the atoms, slowing them down, and thus lowering the temperature.

After initially growing, the cloud began to shrink. That shrinkage, combined with the speed of expansion after the laser turned off, indicated that the lithium atoms had become magnetic.

"It's very important from an overall theoretical point of view because it gives us an understanding of magnetism at its smallest possible scale," Scott Pritchard, an MIT professor, and one of the experiment leaders, told us.

He added that the theoretical breakthroughs this experiment hints at, rather than the technical achievement, would have the most practical impact. This is especially true in data storage, where the tiny magnetic grains that make up computer memory follow many of the physical laws better explicated by this discovery.

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Hi HazelNut, sorry that you had to read what I wrote backwards, that is a symptom of my status, it's not "reverse espeak" it's just that I work backwards within logic. It is sooooo much simper this way.

I was taught at around 8 years old about binary by a CSIRO mentor and discovered quantum theory (by myself) shortly afterwards. I was making my own FM radio bugs in a matchbox by this stage as well as a pocket radios 1/4 original size (to fit in my pocket) with headphones & new power sources.

I also had inhouse access to CSIRO LAN onwards. A consequence of this mentoring was I was able to write a flight simulator on a Texas Instruments PC (16k RAM total) for TiSHUG/Sydney. This came with an award from SegaSoft. (Age 10)

This was 1978-79.

The reverse logic is a consequence of a car accident last year.

More info later, ask me any questions and I'll be happy to answer.

HADES