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What do you think ? a 2-D magnetic field ?

http://newenergyandfuel.com/http:/newen ... -accident/

Here is the local PBS affiliate interview with the guys down at U of Az.

http://www.azpbs.org/technology/play.php?vidId=2589

It is coming together quite nicely tho.... They just found that backing a solar panel with cesium traps the IR, and works best at 200c, when visible is flailing. Can prob do it with a couple layers of Mylar, layer the top conductor down to the bottom conductor with graphene armchair ribbons. and pai...

didn't i just see the update to RAH that stated

A sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from nature.

so this actually may be an effect of the benzene structure, rather than a thermodynamic ?

edit: http://www.physorg.com/news/2011-04-sel ... onics.html

Any other news after the Chinese test?

Want to RUN !! Think this would be a great base for the solar panels for our asteroid miners over at NEAmines@Y*hoo. Seems like it will be a perfect heat sink on the inside , and a great base for the collector panels on the outside. Want to use nanotowers silkscreened onto the conductive laminate, t...

Remember, the church itself refused to marry couples until the 1700's.
It wanted the males to die without an inheritor, so they could get the estate.

don't see why the evangilicals would fight against ANYone getting married.
Same or opposite.....

Sweet! Just found another research article that pointed out that graphene structures can be considered to be collections of benzene chains. since it is easier to fabricate graphene sheets with induced defects, it would seem quite likely that we could use the armchair style graphene, with defects see...

Heard the Chinese test was a success, but havn't heard any details on what exactly that test was about. We are planning on using microwave thrusters for our asteroid miners. Those were a NASA design study, the Microwave Thermal Electric thrusters, with plain water as reaction mass. There is a new up...

Exactlly.
Can convert to more horsepower, or other work in communications, and if too much still, could pump a laser and send it off into the dark.

here is one of the nanotower papers, they describe a cheap and easy fab technique we can probably use on orbit. Friday, July 16, 2010 Nanopillars that Trap More Light The new design could lead to cheaper solar cells. By Prachi Patel A material with a novel nanostructure developed by researchers at t...

Hey folks ! Have been around here following Mach engines, ENR microwave engines, Rossi stuff, etc,etc... and lots of follow-ups on Next Big Future topics. Finally decided to register, because i would like to float some ideas we need for our NEA mining group over on Y*hoo groups. The guys down at Uof...

Actually the UofAz cats just found that by chaining together regular benzene atoms in an offset pattern, they could convert heat directly to a current. The electrons racing down the chain arrive at each junction at a different time, creating a current. Patent in the works. Saying a paintable/printab...

I keep looking at this process, and seeing a nickle/cadmium battery meltdown. How are you supposed to patent something that battery engineers have been studying for decades. Is the secret sauce in the NiCads the Cad? Seems like the nickle "nano powder" is prob just battery cathodes broken up, and us...