Les champs de torsion, la clé de la « Théorie du Tout » incluant la conscience
On attribue généralement la première recherche concernant la découverte du « champ de torsion » appellée aussi « 5ème force », au russe le Pr Mychkine dans les années 1800. C’est un collègue d’Einstein, le Dr Eli Cartan qui a le premier appelé cette force champ de « torsion » en 1913 en référence à ce qu’il décrivait comme des mouvements de torsion à travers la trame de l’espace-temps. Dans les années 1950, le scientifique russe d’ avant garde Dr. NA Kozyrev (1908-1983) a prouvé de façon concluante l’existence de cette énergie , en démontrant en parallèle de l’écoulement du temps la manifestation d’eune « spirale géométrique sacrée » (The Grand Illusion (TGI).) Les scientifiques russes auraient écrit près de 10.000 documents sur le sujet dans les seules années 1990. Torsion signifie essentiellement «tordre» ou «en spirale». On estime que l’inluence des champs de torsion sont capables d’influencer les états de spin. Kozyrev, le temps et la torsion Le scientifique russe Dr. Selon A. D.G.
Meet the people who want to build our first starship
Really? Let's talk about a mature nanotechnology system that is solar powered, works at room temperature, largely recycles itself, and evolves to meet new situations. In case you haven't twigged, it's our own biosphere. Us. Yes, I've got a first edition copy of Drexler's Engines of Creation, so I'm not unfamiliar with the dreams of nanotech. Thing is, cells are so complex that we've got an enormous industry that's devoted entirely to reverse engineering them and hacking them (the biotech industry). Nanotechnology isn't magic fairy dust, and assuming that it will automatically solve all our problems is foolish. For example: Fusion reactors have the fundamental problem of going from thousands or millions of degrees (the fusion reaction) to close to absolute zero (the supercooled magnets making the fusion bottle) in a few meters. Similarly, making matter go from interstellar speeds to zero in a few meters (a shield against interstellar debris) is hard. And so forth and so on.
At least 12 killed in shooting rampage at Washington Navy Yard, chief says
A former petty officer who apparently had a grudge against the Navy sprayed an office building with bullets at the Washington Navy Yard on Monday, killing 12 people in a rampage that paralyzed part of the nation's capital, authorities said. Authorities said the gunman, a civilian contractor and former Navy reservist they identified as Aaron Alexis, 34, was killed after exchanging fire with officers who stormed the headquarters of the Naval Sea Systems Command in a massive law enforcement response. D.C. Fort Worth Police Dept. The gunman was armed with an assault-style rifle, a shotgun and a handgun when he was killed, authorities said. Valerie Parlave, assistant director in charge of the FBI's Washington field office, said there was no indication of a motive on the part of Alexis, who she said had "legitimate" access to the complex. D.C. police were identifying victims only after their families were notified. Eight other people were injured, D.C. Dr. 'Pow-pow-pow, straight in a row'
L amplituhedron ou la clef pour comprendre ce qui compose l'univers
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Warp Drive More Possible Than Thought, Scientists Say
HOUSTON — A warp drive to achieve faster-than-light travel — a concept popularized in television's Star Trek — may not be as unrealistic as once thought, scientists say. A warp drive would manipulate space-time itself to move a starship, taking advantage of a loophole in the laws of physics that prevent anything from moving faster than light. A concept for a real-life warp drive was suggested in 1994 by Mexican physicist Miguel Alcubierre; however, subsequent calculations found that such a device would require prohibitive amounts of energy. Now physicists say that adjustments can be made to the proposed warp drive that would enable it to run on significantly less energy, potentially bringing the idea back from the realm of science fiction into science. "There is hope," Harold "Sonny" White of NASA's Johnson Space Center said here Friday (Sept. 14) at the 100 Year Starship Symposium, a meeting to discuss the challenges of interstellar spaceflight. Warping space-time Laboratory tests
Deadly brain amoeba infects US tap water for the first time
A deadly brain amoeba that’s killed two boys this year has been found in a U.S. drinking water supply system for the first time, officials said Monday -- in a New Orleans-area system. The Naegleria fowleri parasite killed a 4-year-old Mississippi boy who likely got it playing on a back yard Slip 'N Slide, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials say. Tests show it’s present throughout the water supply system in St. Bernard Parish, directly southeast of New Orleans. “We have never seen Naegleria colonizing a treated water supply before,” said Dr. N. fowleri is a heat-loving amoeba that’s usually harmless, unless it gets up someone’s nose. It killed a Miami-area boy last month -- 12-year-old Zachary Reyna -- and a 12-year-old Arkansas girl, Kali Hardig, is recovering slowly after an unusual experimental treatment. N. fowleri is usually found in warm, fresh waters all over the world. That’s what apparently happened in St. St.
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