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Calling it technology is premature - still in the experimental phase.
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I think the microwave is cost-optimized, not weight optimized.
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The space drive has no reaction mass, but there is a small quantity of plasma that is the working medium.
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Space Drive Video Loop with Notes
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Notes explain what is happening in this "Space Drive" video showing concrete blocks being lifted by 300 Watts of power in an ordinary microwave oven.
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We will just have to stand on the shoulders of homogenous giants.
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Listen to a 55 minute podcast that deep dives into the details - however I don't think they explicitly refute your suggested explanation: https://youtu.be/QGL8BJYfBAg?si=SnzyK_pPOj_Yo2bX
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Reactionless Propulsion Achieved at Greater Than 100 Pounds of Lift
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Brilliant Light Power have long been the target of skeptics that do not believe their claims of a classical physics breakthrough. Might this demonstration of concrete blocks being lifted by the microwave power of a common microwave oven be
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Answering my own question via AI: Yes, it is often possible to upgrade your PC hardware to make it compatible with Windows 11, but the feasibility and cost depend heavily on which specific requirements your current PC fails to meet. Windows
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Is it possible to upgrade your hardware so that it becomes upgradable to Windows 11?
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Just using prompts like Unix commands in pipelines takes you a long way at least conceptually. Can have AI choose the best data format from stage to stage although all formats can be represented as text. Not sure if there's much differ
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It used to be front end needed to learn a new framework every couple of years but now with the balkanization of build tools as well it's even worse. OK for the first two or three decades, then gets harder. Is AI now making this easier
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It's difficult to reduce cysteine by diet since it occurs in a wide variety of foods plus reducing it may be harmful as it is used in beneficial ways as well. So more research needed.
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Just ask your favorite AI - e.g. suggest some one minute excercise routines for a 71 year old male Given a 71-year-old male, what are some safe and effective one-minute exercise routines? What are the benefits of short, frequent exercise
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Another way to look at board games and sports in general is as an alternative to war - settling disputes in a non-violent way and building social cohesion in the process. In board games there are no real losers and in war there are no real
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My UK high school sold a 1297 version of Magna Carta to the Australian Government in 1952 for 12500 pounds.
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First ionization energy of two electron atoms calculation is shown on p266 (p292 in the reader app) with a table showing agreement with experiment for many 2-electron atoms on p269 (p296 in reader app).
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It's amazing how most people use Wikipedia as the ultimate authority. Try reading the book there's a lot of excellent content that doesn't require following the math in detail, although the math is there in detail to support
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Not sure who wrote that, but it was not me.
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Chapter 7 of https://brilliantlightpower.com/GUT/GUT_Volume_1/ covers two electron atoms.
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On page 15 of the Introduction in https://brilliantlightpower.com/GUT/GUT_Volume_1/ there's a list of 19 (counted em) shortcomings of Quantum Theory based on Schrodinger math.
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Fair enough and I can see how this will help people a lot. I was just pushing what has worked well for me.
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I guess it's obvious that a plain spreadsheet does this job nicely. I use one row per day and one column for each account, e.g. rent, utilities, each credit card, savings accts etc. I make a new tab each year. Very easy to see in advan
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One of the few tools to predict black swans is Elliott Wave: https://my.elliottwave.com/products/free/content.aspx?id=966...
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The main problem is there is so much power the device melts. They have now started using molten gallium electrodes (as of 2016), and now a quartz crystal housing that lets the UV light out and doesn't melt. They are offering hydrinos i
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Edits are removed unless they are published in well known journals which is fair enough for scientific results, but you cannot even update the page to state Mills latest engineering improvements or update factual information about the compa
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That wikipedia page has a strong skeptical bias and is seriously out of date.
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Mills has developed a better purely classical atomic model where the electrons are concentric spinning fluid spheres with force balance equivalent to 20k atmospheres pressure. The spinning electrons don't radiate because there is no ne
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Uh, the internet, smartphones, flat panel TVS, craft beer, Moore's Law.
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