And physicists have discovered a Tachyon (particle that moves slightly faster than light) at the LHC.Oddly enough tho... the entire universe appears to be something that came from nothing. Go figure.![]()
I think it may well be that at some point in the future technologies may be developed that will allow energy to be accessed in ways that are not currently understood. It seems more likely though that this will happen as a result of advanced research into physical science, rather than from the efforts of somebody that has to come to a forum like this to ask how a 1MHz oscillator can be made.Oddly enough tho... the entire universe appears to be something that came from nothing. Go figure.![]()
The One who achieved such a feat has no site in Internet.Oddly enough tho... the entire universe appears to be something that came from nothing. Go figure.![]()
Also the people who come up with the ideas will have their threads deleted on this forum.I think it may well be that at some point in the future technologies may be developed that will allow energy to be accessed in ways that are not currently understood. It seems more likely though that this will happen as a result of advanced research into physical science, rather than from the efforts of somebody that has to come to a forum like this to ask how a 1MHz oscillator can be made.
One of the sad things about being older and not in good health is knowing that this probably won't be seen in my lifetime.
Only if they want to practice psudeo science. Real science is always welcome.Also the people who come up with the ideas will have their threads deleted on this forum.
perpetual motion machines Any kind of over-unity devices and systems
Is something that is forbidden to be mentioned on this forum. What are over-unity devices?
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It has to be repeatable and predictable by not only the originator; the processes/methods must be well documented, so that other persons can replicate the original experiment and obtain the same results - much like baking a cake from a recipe.Nice thing about science, it is both repeatable and predictable. If you can not repeat an experiment it is not science.
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