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 Andrew Michrowski writes: Scientific organization requests assistance for initiativesFrom the Planetary Association for Clean Energy Inc./ La Société planétaire pour l’assainissement de l’énergie, inc – PACE PACE request for timely support: We are involved in a number of initiatives internationally that are for the improvement of planetary affairs on a number of fronts and which do require support other than just volunteerism and sheer willpower.. Developments: |
  Via ScienceDaily.com: Solving one of nature's great puzzles: What drives the accelerating expansion of the universe?
UBC physicists may have solved one of nature's great puzzles: what causes the accelerating expansion of our universe? PhD student Qingdi Wang has tackled this question in a new study that tries to resolve a major incompatibility issue between two of the most successful theories that explain how our universe works: quantum mechanics and Einstein's theory of general relativity. The study suggests that if we zoomed in-way in-on the universe, we would realize it's made up of constantly fluctuating space and time. "Space-time is not as static as it appears, it's constantly moving," said Wang... |
  From The NewFire blog: ... LENR – The Revolution and the big picture
... Peter Gluck an important protagonist of LENR movement wrote in his blog http://ift.tt/2r4YLl8 regarding the perception of LENR as technology by the scientific community and the general public, about the parable form the blind men and the elephant. Blindness stands in the parable as a synonym for the inability to see the whole, the elephant is the reality or the truth. History shows that the reality, depending on which perspective you have, can be understood very differently. Note: Please join me in wishing my good old friend Peter a speedy and complete recovery from the health issues he's currently experiencing. There are not many Truth Seekers (or better said Crusaders of Truth) actively fighting out there, and we need each and every one of them to help change the "Business-as-Usual" doomsday scenario our greed driven civilization is facing. ~ Vlad |
 Via BBC-Earth: The physics that tells us what the Universe is made of
Everything around us is made of atoms, but it turns out that the building blocks of the Universe are far stranger than that Science writer and astrophysicist Adam Becker explains what the Universe is made of to BBC Earth's Michael Marshall and Melissa Hogenboom, with help from the animators at Pomona Pictures. [Vlad- Watch the video! Not sure how it will stand the test of time, but it is educational and fun to watch]. |
  From ImpactLab.net: ...As the poster child for the emerging new super materials industry, graphene is a form of ultra thin carbon just one atom thick. If you can imagine something a million times thinner than a single sheet of paper, you get the picture.
Despite this, graphene is also one of the strongest materials in the known universe. With a tensile strength of 130 GPa (gigapascals), it is more than 100 times stronger than steel. Graphene is now 15 years old, and even though most of the progress has happen below the radar, the progress has indeed been stunning... ...Two Major Breakthroughs Two particularly noteworthy developments have the potential to cause graphene to explode into a host of new industries. |
 Study offers new theoretical approach to describing non-equilibrium phase transitions. Image: Credit: Vinokur/Galda/Argonne National Laboratory. Imaginary numbers are a solution to a very real problem in a study published today in Scientific Reports.
Two physicists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Argonne National Laboratory offered a way to mathematically describe a particular physics phenomenon called a phase transition in a system out of equilibrium. Such phenomena are central in physics, and understanding how they occur has been a long-held and vexing goal; their behavior and related effects are key to unlocking possibilities for new electronics and other next-generation technologies. |
 by Matt Williams (UniverseToday.com): Ever since the discovery of the Higgs Boson in 2012, the Large Hadron Collider has been dedicated to searching for the existence of physics that go beyond the Standard Model. To this end, the Large Hardon Collider beauty experiment (LHCb) was established in 1995, specifically for the purpose of exploring what happened after the Big Bang that allowed matter to survive and create the Universe as we know it.
Since that time, the LHCb has been doing some rather amazing things. Since that time, the LHCb has been doing some rather amazing things. This includes discovering five new particles, uncovering evidence of a new manifestation of matter-antimatter asymmetry, and (most recently) discovering unusual results when monitoring beta decay. These findings, which CERN announced in a recent press release, could be an indication of new physics that are not part of the Standard Model. |
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Via KeelyNet.com: There are tons of free energy device designs and videos about them out there. But are they real?
The real scheme is to collect views which can pay lots of easy money if you can get attention to your video. Truth has nothing to do with it. Roughly $2,000USD per million views. Check these out; -Free Energy Magnet Motor fan used as Free Energy Generator "Free Energy" light bulb! - 20,801,444 views-free energy generator - outside - filmed in one take - 9,635,308 views -3000 Watt Generator Powers Itself, Grinder & Drill Press - 6,682,307 views -Electricite gratuite et infinie pour tous - 1,730,937 views -Free Energy Generator 100% Self Runing, From Pakistan KPK, Noman Shah Afridi from Norway 2 - 1,675,465 views -Free Energy Generator - Magic Lamp - Explaining the Trick - 1,545,545 views -OPEN CHALLENGE TO ALL THE ENGINEERS, in sha ALLAH, this invention will change the world - 1,512,529 views -Free Energy Magnetic Resonator Works - 1,492,198 views -Electromagnetic generator 10 kW Free energy device - 623,692 views |
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Anonymous writes:  Radio waves, microwaves and even light itself are all made of electric and magnetic fields. The classical theory of electromagnetism was completed in the 1860s by James Clerk Maxwell. At the time, Maxwell's theory was revolutionary, and provided a unified framework to understand electricity, magnetism and optics. Now, new research led by LSU Department of Physics & Astronomy Assistant Professor Ivan Agullo, with colleagues from the Universidad de Valencia, Spain, advances knowledge of this theory. Their recent discoveries have been published in Physical Review Letters. |
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Anonymous writes:  It's even spookier than we predicted.
Scientists investigating how light particles (or photons) experience entanglement on the quantum scale have discovered something entirely unexpected, and it challenges long-held assumptions about the initial moments of what Einstein referred to as "spooky action at a distance". When the team created entangled pairs of photons, these particles didn't originate in the same place and break away as predicted - they emerged from entirely different points in space, which means quantum theory might have to account for a whole lot more randomness than we thought. |
Anonymous writes:  Calculating a proton's spin used to be an easy college assignment. In fact, Carl Gagliardi remembers answering that question when he was a physics graduate student in the 1970s. But the real answer turned out not to be simple at all. Even Gagliardi's "right" response was disproven by experiments a few years later that turned the field upside-down.
Protons are one of the three particles that make up atoms, the building blocks of the universe. A proton's spin is one of its most basic properties. Because protons are in part made up of quarks, scientists presumed the proton spins were just the sum of the quark spins. |
 Via Nexusnewsfeed.com: Dr. Brian O’Leary, Ph.D, scientist, author, Princeton/Cornell physics professor, and former NASA astronaut, was filmed shortly before his passing stating that over-unity devices are indeed real, and that “these concepts have been proven in hundreds of laboratories around the world, but have not really seen the light of day.”
We are talking about a well educated person who has been working in and involved with science and technology at the highest known levels. He held multiple positions at various universities and worked with the likes of Carl Sagan, among many others. A quick Google search would suffice if you are looking for more information regarding his academic background. He was (obviously) extremely passionate about changing the world and we can see that passion expressed clearly in this video, presented at the United Nations shortly before his passing. |
  Via KeelyNet.com: Caveat Emptor, we have no verifiable proof of any of their claims. - JWD
[from their website]: Potential Overseas Representatives Wanted For more than 3 years our team has been developing a fossil fuel free generator which is able to generate energy. We have conducted a scientific research and have achieved a few fully functioning models. At present the company Infinity SAV is preparing to launch a mass production of a fuel free generator for consumers. We will manufacture the first 100 units of fuel free generator which will exclusively be handed to our distributors. Now our company is actively looking for distributors from all countries...We are located in Seoul, South Korea |
Anonymous writes:  A new finding by physicists at MIT and in Israel shows that under certain specialized conditions, electrons can speed through a narrow opening in a piece of metal more easily than traditional theory says is possible.
This "superballistic" flow resembles the behavior of gases flowing through a constricted opening, however it takes place in a quantum-mechanical electron fluid, says MIT physics professor Leonid Levitov, who is the senior author of a paper describing the finding that appears this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. |
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Anonymous writes:  OLYMPUS experiment sheds light on structure of protons (from phys.org)
A mystery concerning the structure of protons is a step closer to being solved, thanks to a seven-year experiment led by researchers at MIT. For many years researchers have probed the structure of protons—subatomic particles with a positive charge—by bombarding them with electrons and examining the intensity of the scattered electrons at different angles. In this way they have attempted to determine how the proton's electric charge and magnetization are distributed. These experiments had previously led researchers to assume that the electric and magnetic charge distributions are the same, and that one photon—an elementary particle of light—is exchanged when the protons interact with the bombarding electrons. |
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