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Why Elon Musk said “Quantum computing is best done in the permanently shadowed craters on the Moon” At first, it sounds like one of Elon’s wild sci-fi ideas, but there’s deep logic behind it Quantum computers need extreme cold and perfect stability to work. The Moon’s permanently shadowed craters,...

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HustleBitch

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SCIENTISTS FROZE LIGHT FOR 60 SECONDS AND THAT'S NOT EVEN THE WILD PART Scientists just froze light. Not slowed it. Froze it. For 60 full seconds. That’s enough time for it to circle Earth over 7 times and stop. But here’s where your brain melts: they fired it into a photon-ex semiconductor, dropped it to near absolute zero, and boom, light became a super solid. Liquid and solid. At once. No friction, no rules. Think hard light shields, zero-resistance transport, quantum computing precision boosts. This isn't sci-fi. This is physics bending reality. Source: shaikenofficial
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SCIENTISTS FROZE LIGHT FOR 60 SECONDS AND THAT'S NOT EVEN THE WILD PART Scientists just froze light. Not slowed it. Froze it. For 60 full seconds. That’s enough time for it to circle Earth over 7 times and stop. But here’s where your brain melts: they fired it into a photon-ex semiconductor, dropped it to near absolute zero, and boom, light became a super solid. Liquid and solid. At once. No friction, no rules. Think hard light shields, zero-resistance transport, quantum computing precision boosts. This isn't sci-fi. This is physics bending reality. Source: shaikenofficial

Mario Nawfal

624,381 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten

🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 AIR FORCE GENERAL: CHINA IS SECRETLY MINING MOON FUEL THAT COULD POWER EARTH FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS Retired Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast just dropped a bombshell—China's mining helium-3 on the dark side of the Moon: "If we were to mine the Moon for helium-3, at the current level of electricity use... we could power the energy needs of the human race for thousands of years based on the helium-3 that's on the Moon right now." Here's the kicker: Microsoft's quantum computers need cooling to near absolute zero. Only helium-3 can do it efficiently. Whoever controls the Moon's helium-3 controls quantum computing—and can break every encryption on Earth. Kwast warns if China monopolizes lunar helium-3, they'll crack Bitcoin, blockchain, military codes—everything. They've been mining the far side for at least two years while we're blind: "We do not have a sense of how dramatically things will change with these technologies that are in space." Source: Shawn Ryan
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🚨🇺🇸🇨🇳 AIR FORCE GENERAL: CHINA IS SECRETLY MINING MOON FUEL THAT COULD POWER EARTH FOR THOUSANDS OF YEARS Retired Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast just dropped a bombshell—China's mining helium-3 on the dark side of the Moon: "If we were to mine the Moon for helium-3, at the current level of electricity use... we could power the energy needs of the human race for thousands of years based on the helium-3 that's on the Moon right now." Here's the kicker: Microsoft's quantum computers need cooling to near absolute zero. Only helium-3 can do it efficiently. Whoever controls the Moon's helium-3 controls quantum computing—and can break every encryption on Earth. Kwast warns if China monopolizes lunar helium-3, they'll crack Bitcoin, blockchain, military codes—everything. They've been mining the far side for at least two years while we're blind: "We do not have a sense of how dramatically things will change with these technologies that are in space." Source: Shawn Ryan

Mario Nawfal

1,728,000 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Actually, Elon Musk focusing on the Moon should concern you more than you think. It suggests that they expect the Geophysical Event to occur within the next 30 years. What doesn’t have a climate and giant waves that could crush you during a Geophysical Event? The Moon. Counter-intuitively, a place with no climate can be easier to engineer for a steady indoor environment than a place with a violent, changing climate. Once the structure is built, it is easier to maintain a perfectly stable indoor climate on the Moon than in an Earth location with extreme and rapidly changing weather. On the Moon, there are no storms, no humidity, no wind, no pressure changes, no biological decay, and no corrosion from air or water. The external environment is predictable: nothing suddenly changes, and heat loss and gain are steady and modelable. If you build under the regolith or inside lava tubes (which are real and massive), temperatures become extremely stable, radiation drops sharply, and micrometeoroids stop being a problem. For databases and cooling specifically, the Moon is thermally better than Earth. The Moon is going to function as a small hub for elites to survive the Geophysical Event.
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Actually, Elon Musk focusing on the Moon should concern you more than you think. It suggests that they expect the Geophysical Event to occur within the next 30 years. What doesn’t have a climate and giant waves that could crush you during a Geophysical Event? The Moon. Counter-intuitively, a place with no climate can be easier to engineer for a steady indoor environment than a place with a violent, changing climate. Once the structure is built, it is easier to maintain a perfectly stable indoor climate on the Moon than in an Earth location with extreme and rapidly changing weather. On the Moon, there are no storms, no humidity, no wind, no pressure changes, no biological decay, and no corrosion from air or water. The external environment is predictable: nothing suddenly changes, and heat loss and gain are steady and modelable. If you build under the regolith or inside lava tubes (which are real and massive), temperatures become extremely stable, radiation drops sharply, and micrometeoroids stop being a problem. For databases and cooling specifically, the Moon is thermally better than Earth. The Moon is going to function as a small hub for elites to survive the Geophysical Event.

Open Minded Approach

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IS STARLINK THE BLUEPRINT FOR EARTH’S FUTURE POWER GRID? 7,000 satellites are already doing it—running entirely on solar and battery power! That’s the playbook. According to the man behind the mission, Earth could follow suit. •⁠ ⁠90% of the planet’s power? Elon Musk: “Eventually it might be like 90% or more of all power on Earth will be solar panels with batteries.” •⁠ ⁠Starlink’s not just beaming internet—it’s proving the system works. •⁠ ⁠No wires. No fuel. Just sun, storage, and energy on demand. If space can run on solar… why not Earth? Source: Tesla All-Hands
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IS STARLINK THE BLUEPRINT FOR EARTH’S FUTURE POWER GRID? 7,000 satellites are already doing it—running entirely on solar and battery power! That’s the playbook. According to the man behind the mission, Earth could follow suit. •⁠ ⁠90% of the planet’s power? Elon Musk: “Eventually it might be like 90% or more of all power on Earth will be solar panels with batteries.” •⁠ ⁠Starlink’s not just beaming internet—it’s proving the system works. •⁠ ⁠No wires. No fuel. Just sun, storage, and energy on demand. If space can run on solar… why not Earth? Source: Tesla All-Hands

Mario Nawfal

150,671 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Elon Musk was asked how he’d manufacture satellites at scale. He described building a factory on the moon. And almost nobody caught what he was laying out. Musk: “The lunar soil is like 20% silicon. So you can mine the silicon on the moon, refine it, and create the solar cells and the radiators on the moon.” He’s not talking about going to the moon. He’s talking about turning it into a production line. Mining silicon from lunar soil. Refining it on the surface. Building solar cells from materials already in the ground. Building radiators from aluminum buried in the dust. No supply ships. No trillion-dollar cargo drops. Extract, refine, build. On site. Musk: “You can make the radiators out of aluminum. There’s plenty of silicon and aluminum on the moon.” The physics backs every word. Lunar regolith is loaded with silicon and aluminum oxide. One-sixth gravity means launching finished products into orbit costs a fraction of the energy. No atmosphere means zero drag, zero weather, zero corrosion. For manufacturing, the moon isn’t just viable. It’s superior to Earth. Musk: “The chips you could send from Earth, ‘cause they’re pretty light.” That’s a complete off-world supply chain in twelve words. Heavy components sourced from lunar materials. Lightweight chips shipped from Earth at minimal cost. The full framework for off-planet manufacturing, solved in a single sentence. This isn’t a theorist speculating. This is the man who already lands orbital rockets on ocean barges. Running supply chain math out loud in real time. And nobody is sitting with what comes next. If the moon becomes a manufacturing base, Earth doesn’t stay at the center of anything. Earth becomes a chip supplier. The planet that invented writing, built every empire, launched the Enlightenment. Reduced to a parts vendor for a lunar factory. Every civilization in history was built on the same bet. Control land, resources, and trade routes on this planet. Every war. Every treaty. Every border. All fought over the same thin crust of rock and water. Musk is the first person engineering around that entire system. The most strategic territory in the solar system won’t be on this planet. It’ll be a quarter million miles above it. Whoever controls lunar manufacturing controls orbital infrastructure. Energy systems. Communication networks. Satellite constellations that blanket the planet below. Not through military force. Through supply chain. The nation that builds factories on the moon doesn’t need to win wars down here. They already hold the highest ground that’s ever existed. And right now, one man’s company is the only operation on Earth with the launch infrastructure to make any of this real. Built over twenty years while the rest of the industry called reusable rocketry impossible. He didn’t build a rocket company. He built the only road off this planet that works. We looked at the moon for ten thousand years and saw something sacred. One man looked up and saw a supply chain. The poets had the moon for millennia. The engineers just took it.
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Elon Musk was asked how he’d manufacture satellites at scale. He described building a factory on the moon. And almost nobody caught what he was laying out. Musk: “The lunar soil is like 20% silicon. So you can mine the silicon on the moon, refine it, and create the solar cells and the radiators on the moon.” He’s not talking about going to the moon. He’s talking about turning it into a production line. Mining silicon from lunar soil. Refining it on the surface. Building solar cells from materials already in the ground. Building radiators from aluminum buried in the dust. No supply ships. No trillion-dollar cargo drops. Extract, refine, build. On site. Musk: “You can make the radiators out of aluminum. There’s plenty of silicon and aluminum on the moon.” The physics backs every word. Lunar regolith is loaded with silicon and aluminum oxide. One-sixth gravity means launching finished products into orbit costs a fraction of the energy. No atmosphere means zero drag, zero weather, zero corrosion. For manufacturing, the moon isn’t just viable. It’s superior to Earth. Musk: “The chips you could send from Earth, ‘cause they’re pretty light.” That’s a complete off-world supply chain in twelve words. Heavy components sourced from lunar materials. Lightweight chips shipped from Earth at minimal cost. The full framework for off-planet manufacturing, solved in a single sentence. This isn’t a theorist speculating. This is the man who already lands orbital rockets on ocean barges. Running supply chain math out loud in real time. And nobody is sitting with what comes next. If the moon becomes a manufacturing base, Earth doesn’t stay at the center of anything. Earth becomes a chip supplier. The planet that invented writing, built every empire, launched the Enlightenment. Reduced to a parts vendor for a lunar factory. Every civilization in history was built on the same bet. Control land, resources, and trade routes on this planet. Every war. Every treaty. Every border. All fought over the same thin crust of rock and water. Musk is the first person engineering around that entire system. The most strategic territory in the solar system won’t be on this planet. It’ll be a quarter million miles above it. Whoever controls lunar manufacturing controls orbital infrastructure. Energy systems. Communication networks. Satellite constellations that blanket the planet below. Not through military force. Through supply chain. The nation that builds factories on the moon doesn’t need to win wars down here. They already hold the highest ground that’s ever existed. And right now, one man’s company is the only operation on Earth with the launch infrastructure to make any of this real. Built over twenty years while the rest of the industry called reusable rocketry impossible. He didn’t build a rocket company. He built the only road off this planet that works. We looked at the moon for ten thousand years and saw something sacred. One man looked up and saw a supply chain. The poets had the moon for millennia. The engineers just took it.

Dustin

73,403 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat