Shaking Ordinary Ice (Hard) Transformed It into Something Never Seen Before
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I read the abstract and skimmed the paper. And understood only a little.
I sat, and I thought, and contemplated the duck on my desk...
Now what happens if we do the same thing with not quite "frozen" iron? Carbon? Other materials? What happens if we start mixing cocktails of materials that are known to not easily bind? What happens if we vary the temperature over time? What happens with different numbers of balls? What happens if we shake (a lot), and then stir a little in one direction, and then shake (a lot) and then stir a little in the opposite direction? What happens if we shake and then add another batch and then shake some more at a different frequency? What happens if we don't use balls but dodecahedrons?
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In steel it's about wandering around the iron-carbon phase diagram with specific times and temperatures to get a wide range of effects. https://fractory.com/iron-carbon-phase-diagram/
https://soft-matter.seas.harvard.edu/index.php/The_Science_o...
In this case, the article isn't even open access.
Is there some heat of fusion delta from "regular" ice that means this can store a large amount of energy?
"But compressing MDA and then releasing the pressure and heating it released a large burst of energy.
That energy, released as the amorphous ice recrystallizes, could set off icequakes, for example."
Probably not large, but enough to melt some surrounding normal ice? Or causes material to expand rapidly by several percent?
Newspapers and articles (and book titles) have been using headlines to hook readers since before there were clicks and there's really nothing wrong with wanting to engage an audience. Not everything is "just the facts."
A more honest headline would be something like "Researchers succeed in creating a new kind of amorphous ice". Not as exciting? Too bad! That's because it isn't as exciting as the misleading thing.
No.
It's accurate if unspecific. The dek is also a good teaser. "medium-density amorphous ice" is mentioned in the photo caption at the top. And the lede is both clever and summarizes things at a layman's level.
I'm not really an expert on ice. My thesis advisor is but I actually worked on Nickel Aluminides though that branch of my thesis advisor's work never ended up really going anywhere. But this seems like a very reasonable (and readable) article for a mainstream audience on the topic.
Sure. I might like to see some phase diagrams, etc. but I don't expect that in a newspaper.
Hardly.
cloud seeding would have been my first guess but that uses silver or potassium, or electricity. nanoparticulates of aluminum near shasta are coming from where? i scrubbed through the video, but the only thing mentioned was "planes", once directly as what i thought to be a joke, and then again at the end showing a plane flying.
If the planes' engines are what is dispersing aluminum i wouldn't expect their lifetimes to be that long. is there aluminum in the fuel?
I'll capture some rainwater here in the gulf coast and send it to a lab to look for aluminum. We have lots of military and civilian planes overhead, so if it is related to planes, there should be plenty of contamination here, too.
It's a chemtrails channel.
Then we can all realize that it is tacitly already being done while doing lip service to "should we maybe do it now guys".
That channel has pretty undeniable visuals pointing to something being sprayed, on and off. Meetings of hundreds of people at townhalls, lab results, interviews with relevant officials.
But it is a "chemtrail" channel, those heathens. I bet they added aluminum into the samples they collected and sent it to the lab.
All for the sweet sweet clicks.
Stay hygienic, avoid unapproved information.
Title of another video from that channel: "Geoengineering: Waging Weather Warfare On World Populations" (312K views) Do you think the shadow government is waging weather warfare?
"Hurricane Irma Manipulation: Objectives And Agendas" (196K views) Do you think the shadow government is controlling the paths of hurricanes?
"Engineered Drought Catastrophe, Target California" (190K views) Do you think the shadow government has created an artificial drought in California?
"Drilling Under Lake Mead To Drain The Last Drop" (145K views) "CONTROLLING HURRICANE IAN?" (118K views) "High Bypass Turbofan Jet Engines, Geoengineering, And The Contrail Lie" (114K views) "Wildfires As A Weapon, US Military Exposed" (76K views) "Geoengineering Is Fueling Firestorm Catastrophes" (47K views) "Blatant And Inarguable Geoengineering Jet Spraying Captured On Film" (43K views)
Keeping an open mind here, do you think any of these videos accurately describe true events? If you don't think they're true, then why link to them?
He had been friends with Gavin Newsom and met with him to warn him on the issue multiple times.
The paper mentions that the new phase of ice reverts to something less interesting at 140K (-207F). Out of range for terrestrial experiences, which is why the article discusses finding it in space or on other planets.
They made Ice-nine!
Viral, room-temperature ice. Spoiler: everyone dies in the end.
(Obligatory hat tip to Vonnegut)