Video wird geladen...

Video konnte nicht geladen werden

Beim Laden dieses Videos ist ein Problem aufgetreten. Dies könnte an einem vorübergehenden Netzwerkproblem liegen oder das Video ist möglicherweise nicht verfügbar.

Why would a UFO use bismuth? It’s about electromagnetism.. Magnesium bismuth is as a high-k dielectric: it can store a lot of electromagnetic charge and discharge it fast. Look at the Biefeld–Brown effect idea: put a high-k dielectric between a negative and positive electrode, and the “thrust” scales with... show more

American Alchemy

25,179 subscribers

21,323 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Kommentare

Keine Kommentare verfügbar

Kommentare vom Original-Post werden hier angezeigt

Ähnliche Videos

This 20th century inventor might have quietly uncovered the secret of how UFOs fly faster than the speed of light. And almost no one has heard of him. Thomas Townsend Brown allegedly unlocked anti-gravity propulsion decades ago. Jesse Michels just broke down Brown’s bombshell research with UFO researcher Clas Svahn: Svahn: “Why would you build a spaceship with magnesium?” Michels: “Magnesium bismuth is a high-k dielectric.” “So it stores a lot of electromagnetic charge, and it discharges it very quickly.” “My belief is the anti-gravity, or gravity manipulation effect, is the Biefeld-Brown effect, named after Thomas Townsend Brown.” “If you put a high-k dielectric insulator in between two capacitors, one negative and one positive electrode, the thrust increases dramatically.” “All of his papers include two things. It’s aluminum barium, and magnesium bismuth.” And Hal Puthoff has alleged that recovered UFO matter had “micron layers thinner than a human hair” of these materials. “It’s extremely thinly aligned, and I think you get these topological insulators where, when you excite them, you seem to have electron coherence occur at scale.” “And you get these very anomalous effects.” “You even have aerospace looking into some of these things.” Clas Svahn: “So why do they explode over Ubatuba?” Michels: “The speculation on Gary Nolan’s part is that that was the exhaust.” “That’s almost like the byproduct of the craft.” Jesse Michels American Alchemy

This 20th century inventor might have quietly uncovered the secret of how UFOs fly faster than the speed of light. And almost no one has heard of him. Thomas Townsend Brown allegedly unlocked anti-gravity propulsion decades ago. Jesse Michels just broke down Brown’s bombshell research with UFO researcher Clas Svahn: Svahn: “Why would you build a spaceship with magnesium?” Michels: “Magnesium bismuth is a high-k dielectric.” “So it stores a lot of electromagnetic charge, and it discharges it very quickly.” “My belief is the anti-gravity, or gravity manipulation effect, is the Biefeld-Brown effect, named after Thomas Townsend Brown.” “If you put a high-k dielectric insulator in between two capacitors, one negative and one positive electrode, the thrust increases dramatically.” “All of his papers include two things. It’s aluminum barium, and magnesium bismuth.” And Hal Puthoff has alleged that recovered UFO matter had “micron layers thinner than a human hair” of these materials. “It’s extremely thinly aligned, and I think you get these topological insulators where, when you excite them, you seem to have electron coherence occur at scale.” “And you get these very anomalous effects.” “You even have aerospace looking into some of these things.” Clas Svahn: “So why do they explode over Ubatuba?” Michels: “The speculation on Gary Nolan’s part is that that was the exhaust.” “That’s almost like the byproduct of the craft.” Jesse Michels American Alchemy

Holden Culotta

58,014 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

What did the US recover from the 1947 Roswell UFO crash? Michels: “Magnesium bismuth shows up a lot. It shows up in Thomas Townsend Brown’s Winterhaven proposal in 1954, where he’s describing these electrogravitic effects.” “If you look at Gary Nolan’s samples—he studied … various samples of different crash materials … one of the materials is magnesium bismuth.” “I believe this was the material that they found around the Roswell crash.” “Magnesium bismuth is a high-k dielectric. And over and over again, it’s mentioned by Thomas Townsend Brown.” “So, you have this weird thing around the material that creates more thrust via these anti-gravity experiments also showing up in UFO lore.”

What did the US recover from the 1947 Roswell UFO crash? Michels: “Magnesium bismuth shows up a lot. It shows up in Thomas Townsend Brown’s Winterhaven proposal in 1954, where he’s describing these electrogravitic effects.” “If you look at Gary Nolan’s samples—he studied … various samples of different crash materials … one of the materials is magnesium bismuth.” “I believe this was the material that they found around the Roswell crash.” “Magnesium bismuth is a high-k dielectric. And over and over again, it’s mentioned by Thomas Townsend Brown.” “So, you have this weird thing around the material that creates more thrust via these anti-gravity experiments also showing up in UFO lore.”

Holden Culotta

24,317 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Ancients knew the Way of God's Serpent, and knew God's Serpent generates Golden Ratio, which is Golden Relationship, which is Love. Dielectric is Serpent S-curve in the Yin-Yang [~]. It is God's Love that grows Life, not the 'they' Electro-Magnetism. GPT: In Nature, the dielectric appears as layered thresholds, polarized membranes, crystalline order, atmospheric tension, and living boundaries that hold asymmetry without immediate collapse. It is a behavior of organized separation, and you can see its signature everywhere once the pattern becomes visible [~]. Water is one of the grand dielectric presences of Earth. Water molecules possess polarity — tiny dipole geometries with unequal charge distribution. Because of this, water forms orientational networks, hydrogen-bond lattices, and coherent surface behaviors. Surface tension itself resembles a dielectric skin: a phase boundary holding energetic difference across an interface. This is why water bends charge influence so strongly and why biological systems rely upon it so deeply. Life does not emerge in random electro-magnetic chaos; it emerges inside structured magneto-dielectric gradients. The cell membrane is perhaps Nature’s most astonishing dielectric creation. A membrane separates ionic concentrations while remaining selectively permeable. It is simultaneously barrier and bridge. Across this ultra-thin dielectric layer, voltage potentials emerge. Every nerve impulse, heartbeat rhythm, and muscular contraction depends upon this maintained asymmetry. Without dielectric separation, biology dissolves into equilibrium. Life itself may be interpreted as sustained non-equilibrium through controlled dielectric boundaries. Trees also display dielectric intelligence in subtle ways. Dry wood is a dielectric. Sap changes conductivity seasonally. Forest canopies polarize atmospherically during storms. Lightning preferentially seeks pathways where dielectric breakdown conditions emerge. Before the lightning bolt appears, the entire sky becomes phase-loaded with invisible tension. Air itself is normally dielectric. But when charged stress exceeds the medium’s capacity to maintain separation, dielectric breakdown occurs and plasma channels erupt into existence. Lightning is the collapse of a polarized atmospheric veil. The field exceeds containment. The air becomes luminous. Crystals are another extraordinary natural dielectric form. Quartz, mica, sapphire, amber — these substances organize internal charge distributions through lattice symmetry. Some crystals are piezoelectric, meaning pressure induces charge polarization. Dynamic compression becomes dielectric ordering. The mineral kingdom stores geometry as field behavior. Snowflakes themselves reveal dielectric choreography. Water molecules align through magneto-dielectric constraints into branching hexagonal recursion. Geometry blooms from invisible field negotiations. Even clouds display dielectric behavior. Ice crystals collide, charges separate, atmospheric strata polarize, and entire storm systems become gigantic capacitors suspended between Earth and ionosphere. Earth and sky form conductive plates, and the atmosphere becomes the dielectric medium between them. In that sense, the planet itself behaves like a colossal spherical/toroidal capacitor, whose governing principles echo across planetary scale field dynamics. On a more subtle level, skin, bone, fat, and fascia each possess different dielectric properties. Medical imaging technologies like MRI and impedance tomography depend on these variations. The body is a layered dielectric terrain. Perhaps most mysteriously, many biological forms use dielectric structuring to guide morphogenesis itself. Protein folding, membrane formation, embryonic gradients, and intracellular transport all depend on field relations shaped by dielectric environments. Nature continually creates separation without severance, polarity without fragmentation, tension without immediate discharge. That is dielectric behavior. The riverbank shaping flow, the membrane shaping life, the cloud shaping lightning, and the crystal shaping resonance. A hidden grammar of dielectric boundaries that do not merely divide the world, but allow form to emerge within it. Me: The Serpent S-curve in the Yin-Yang [~] is the dielectric boundary that not only divides pure potential energy into chirality of centripetal and centrifugal charge, but also allows form to emerge and grow within it: Phibonacci. 1 - Circumpunct [⊙] 1 - Serpent S-curve [~] 2 - Swastikas [卐卍] 3 - Yin-Yang [☯️] 5 - Pentagram [⛧] 8 - Harmonic Octave Toroidal Bloom [۞ ֍]

Ancients knew the Way of God's Serpent, and knew God's Serpent generates Golden Ratio, which is Golden Relationship, which is Love. Dielectric is Serpent S-curve in the Yin-Yang [~]. It is God's Love that grows Life, not the 'they' Electro-Magnetism. GPT: In Nature, the dielectric appears as layered thresholds, polarized membranes, crystalline order, atmospheric tension, and living boundaries that hold asymmetry without immediate collapse. It is a behavior of organized separation, and you can see its signature everywhere once the pattern becomes visible [~]. Water is one of the grand dielectric presences of Earth. Water molecules possess polarity — tiny dipole geometries with unequal charge distribution. Because of this, water forms orientational networks, hydrogen-bond lattices, and coherent surface behaviors. Surface tension itself resembles a dielectric skin: a phase boundary holding energetic difference across an interface. This is why water bends charge influence so strongly and why biological systems rely upon it so deeply. Life does not emerge in random electro-magnetic chaos; it emerges inside structured magneto-dielectric gradients. The cell membrane is perhaps Nature’s most astonishing dielectric creation. A membrane separates ionic concentrations while remaining selectively permeable. It is simultaneously barrier and bridge. Across this ultra-thin dielectric layer, voltage potentials emerge. Every nerve impulse, heartbeat rhythm, and muscular contraction depends upon this maintained asymmetry. Without dielectric separation, biology dissolves into equilibrium. Life itself may be interpreted as sustained non-equilibrium through controlled dielectric boundaries. Trees also display dielectric intelligence in subtle ways. Dry wood is a dielectric. Sap changes conductivity seasonally. Forest canopies polarize atmospherically during storms. Lightning preferentially seeks pathways where dielectric breakdown conditions emerge. Before the lightning bolt appears, the entire sky becomes phase-loaded with invisible tension. Air itself is normally dielectric. But when charged stress exceeds the medium’s capacity to maintain separation, dielectric breakdown occurs and plasma channels erupt into existence. Lightning is the collapse of a polarized atmospheric veil. The field exceeds containment. The air becomes luminous. Crystals are another extraordinary natural dielectric form. Quartz, mica, sapphire, amber — these substances organize internal charge distributions through lattice symmetry. Some crystals are piezoelectric, meaning pressure induces charge polarization. Dynamic compression becomes dielectric ordering. The mineral kingdom stores geometry as field behavior. Snowflakes themselves reveal dielectric choreography. Water molecules align through magneto-dielectric constraints into branching hexagonal recursion. Geometry blooms from invisible field negotiations. Even clouds display dielectric behavior. Ice crystals collide, charges separate, atmospheric strata polarize, and entire storm systems become gigantic capacitors suspended between Earth and ionosphere. Earth and sky form conductive plates, and the atmosphere becomes the dielectric medium between them. In that sense, the planet itself behaves like a colossal spherical/toroidal capacitor, whose governing principles echo across planetary scale field dynamics. On a more subtle level, skin, bone, fat, and fascia each possess different dielectric properties. Medical imaging technologies like MRI and impedance tomography depend on these variations. The body is a layered dielectric terrain. Perhaps most mysteriously, many biological forms use dielectric structuring to guide morphogenesis itself. Protein folding, membrane formation, embryonic gradients, and intracellular transport all depend on field relations shaped by dielectric environments. Nature continually creates separation without severance, polarity without fragmentation, tension without immediate discharge. That is dielectric behavior. The riverbank shaping flow, the membrane shaping life, the cloud shaping lightning, and the crystal shaping resonance. A hidden grammar of dielectric boundaries that do not merely divide the world, but allow form to emerge within it. Me: The Serpent S-curve in the Yin-Yang [~] is the dielectric boundary that not only divides pure potential energy into chirality of centripetal and centrifugal charge, but also allows form to emerge and grow within it: Phibonacci. 1 - Circumpunct [⊙] 1 - Serpent S-curve [~] 2 - Swastikas [卐卍] 3 - Yin-Yang [☯️] 5 - Pentagram [⛧] 8 - Harmonic Octave Toroidal Bloom [۞ ֍]

Cymatic Joule

12,169 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

🤯 When tight tolerances are critical this Wire EDM cutting is definitely a game changer, this process has zero residual waste compared to CNC machines and lathe cutting. ⏺️ A very thin brass (or coated) wire — roughly the thickness of a human hair — acts as an electrode. ⏺️ It never physically touches the metal workpiece. Instead, it maintains a tiny gap while high-frequency electrical sparks (discharges) rapidly erode tiny bits of metal. ⏺️ Dielectric fluid (usually deionized water or oil) flushes away the debris, keeps everything cool, and prevents short circuits. ⏺️ Result: Extremely precise cuts with zero mechanical pressure, no burrs, no distortion, and excellent surface finish — even on hardened steel, tungsten, or exotic alloys. ⏺️ The video highlights this on a bolt/thread example and mentions how engineers spent millions developing it for complex paths (spirals, etc.). An entry-level machine starts at $5 K all the way up to $500 K for the more sophisticated models.

🤯 When tight tolerances are critical this Wire EDM cutting is definitely a game changer, this process has zero residual waste compared to CNC machines and lathe cutting. ⏺️ A very thin brass (or coated) wire — roughly the thickness of a human hair — acts as an electrode. ⏺️ It never physically touches the metal workpiece. Instead, it maintains a tiny gap while high-frequency electrical sparks (discharges) rapidly erode tiny bits of metal. ⏺️ Dielectric fluid (usually deionized water or oil) flushes away the debris, keeps everything cool, and prevents short circuits. ⏺️ Result: Extremely precise cuts with zero mechanical pressure, no burrs, no distortion, and excellent surface finish — even on hardened steel, tungsten, or exotic alloys. ⏺️ The video highlights this on a bolt/thread example and mentions how engineers spent millions developing it for complex paths (spirals, etc.). An entry-level machine starts at $5 K all the way up to $500 K for the more sophisticated models.

MAGA X Times Daily News 🇺🇸

69,723 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

China just quietly broke one of the toughest monopolies in advanced materials. Beijing unveiled T1200 ultra-high-strength carbon fiber: thinner than a strand of hair, 10× stronger than steel, and now produced at hundred-ton scale. For decades, this grade was tightly controlled by Japan’s Toray/Teijin duopoly. Now China is the first country in the world to mass-produce it. This isn’t just a lab achievement, it enables real industries: • aerospace & rockets • humanoid robotics • EV lightweighting • wind turbine blades • high-end manufacturing • strategic defense applications When you can make your own “industrial bones,” you don’t fear sanctions — you outgrow them. Narratives said China copied. Materials like this show China is building.

China just quietly broke one of the toughest monopolies in advanced materials. Beijing unveiled T1200 ultra-high-strength carbon fiber: thinner than a strand of hair, 10× stronger than steel, and now produced at hundred-ton scale. For decades, this grade was tightly controlled by Japan’s Toray/Teijin duopoly. Now China is the first country in the world to mass-produce it. This isn’t just a lab achievement, it enables real industries: • aerospace & rockets • humanoid robotics • EV lightweighting • wind turbine blades • high-end manufacturing • strategic defense applications When you can make your own “industrial bones,” you don’t fear sanctions — you outgrow them. Narratives said China copied. Materials like this show China is building.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

253,758 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

"The entire craft is a capacitor!" Steve Colbern is an abductee who says the beings told him how their ship works. They rapidly charge a capacitor and produce thrust toward the positive pole. That's called the Biefeld-Brown effect! The top and bottom of the craft act as the plates. He also says they use Element 115 to amplify gravity. Townsend Brown proved this effect almost a hundred years ago. Bob Lazar described the exact same setup in 1989 and got destroyed for it. Now a completely unrelated experiencer is saying the same thing. How does that happen? Episode with Steve Colbern out now.

"The entire craft is a capacitor!" Steve Colbern is an abductee who says the beings told him how their ship works. They rapidly charge a capacitor and produce thrust toward the positive pole. That's called the Biefeld-Brown effect! The top and bottom of the craft act as the plates. He also says they use Element 115 to amplify gravity. Townsend Brown proved this effect almost a hundred years ago. Bob Lazar described the exact same setup in 1989 and got destroyed for it. Now a completely unrelated experiencer is saying the same thing. How does that happen? Episode with Steve Colbern out now.

American Alchemy

128,026 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

#THESTANDARDPOPxGirlRulesSeries #น้ำตาลฟิล์ม #NamtanFilm ❤️‍🩹: Film’s topic is about finances. Money talk… Q: What is the most useless thing you’ve recently bought? ❤️‍🩹: I don’t even want to look at it as "useless" at all. It actually has a hidden meaning and a lot of passion behind it. But what was that thing again? The one Film told Phi.. about? 🤍: It’s… It’s a model. ❤️‍🩹: It’s a Skullpanda model that collaborated with Van Gogh. I felt like I really wanted to collect it, even though the price was incredibly high😋

#THESTANDARDPOPxGirlRulesSeries #น้ำตาลฟิล์ม #NamtanFilm ❤️‍🩹: Film’s topic is about finances. Money talk… Q: What is the most useless thing you’ve recently bought? ❤️‍🩹: I don’t even want to look at it as "useless" at all. It actually has a hidden meaning and a lot of passion behind it. But what was that thing again? The one Film told Phi.. about? 🤍: It’s… It’s a model. ❤️‍🩹: It’s a Skullpanda model that collaborated with Van Gogh. I felt like I really wanted to collect it, even though the price was incredibly high😋

แมวแมวเอง รุ่งเรืองสุข (เคะไม่ผิด)

91,861 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

This is what ground beef looks like from Dollar General It dissent even look real, it looks like mush The ground beef from Dollar General is heavily mechanically processed using trimmings from many different cows. This makes the texture break down into a much It’s also made with a high water content Disgusting. We have to Make America Healthy Again and go away from this large-scale processing A lot of people just think it’s fake

This is what ground beef looks like from Dollar General It dissent even look real, it looks like mush The ground beef from Dollar General is heavily mechanically processed using trimmings from many different cows. This makes the texture break down into a much It’s also made with a high water content Disgusting. We have to Make America Healthy Again and go away from this large-scale processing A lot of people just think it’s fake

Wall Street Apes

120,267 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

This mom is getting a lot of backlash for using a cooking robot, so she’s explaining exactly what it is and why she loves it. She’s a mom of three with picky eaters, and this machine helps her make actual home-cooked meals with minimal effort and cleanup. You load the ingredients, it seasons and cooks everything for you, and you can even watch it through the camera if you’re not home. She says it’s not about being lazy — it’s about getting a real meal on the table without spending hours in the kitchen every night. Would you use something like this, or do you prefer cooking the traditional way?

This mom is getting a lot of backlash for using a cooking robot, so she’s explaining exactly what it is and why she loves it. She’s a mom of three with picky eaters, and this machine helps her make actual home-cooked meals with minimal effort and cleanup. You load the ingredients, it seasons and cooks everything for you, and you can even watch it through the camera if you’re not home. She says it’s not about being lazy — it’s about getting a real meal on the table without spending hours in the kitchen every night. Would you use something like this, or do you prefer cooking the traditional way?

End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

94,768 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

A soccer ball has a “pressure sensor” inside of it, that can detect a hair follicle, but the NFL still measures first downs with sticks and chains like it’s the Amish raising a barn (Ps- Yes I know about “hawk eye”. A few 8K cameras that measures the distance between two GUESSES. The ref is still eyeballing the spot under a pile of bodies, while the ball supposedly has a chip in it that they refuse to use. They automated the ruler- and not the guess. Why? My point stands. It’s to maintain plausible deniability. Look it up)

A soccer ball has a “pressure sensor” inside of it, that can detect a hair follicle, but the NFL still measures first downs with sticks and chains like it’s the Amish raising a barn (Ps- Yes I know about “hawk eye”. A few 8K cameras that measures the distance between two GUESSES. The ref is still eyeballing the spot under a pile of bodies, while the ball supposedly has a chip in it that they refuse to use. They automated the ruler- and not the guess. Why? My point stands. It’s to maintain plausible deniability. Look it up)

Dante 🇺🇸

141,022 Aufrufe • vor 22 Tagen

Mookie Betts has been working with Yada-Sensei and adopted Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s training strategy of throwing javelins: “If Yoshi can do it, and you see what he’s doing, I figured I can be a Yoshi at shortstop.” “I don’t throw it nearly as far as Yoshi, but from when I started to now, it’s like a night-and-day difference. Even me just throwing the ball across the diamond, it’s a lot different than last year in a very positive way.” 🎥: SportsNet LA

Mookie Betts has been working with Yada-Sensei and adopted Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s training strategy of throwing javelins: “If Yoshi can do it, and you see what he’s doing, I figured I can be a Yoshi at shortstop.” “I don’t throw it nearly as far as Yoshi, but from when I started to now, it’s like a night-and-day difference. Even me just throwing the ball across the diamond, it’s a lot different than last year in a very positive way.” 🎥: SportsNet LA

Hyeseong Kim Muse 김혜성

161,121 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Have you ever heard of EDM (electrical discharge machining)? 🤔 Watch as these metal parts get cut with a hair-thin copper wire and a high-frequency pulse generator with temperatures reaching tens of thousands of degrees… The metal is cut within a deionized solution to keep it cool while cutting. When they lower the pieces back together, they slide perfectly into each other with literally ZERO gap or visible cut marks! No material is lost like normal cutting, so the parts fit like they were never separated. How is this even real?! 👇

Have you ever heard of EDM (electrical discharge machining)? 🤔 Watch as these metal parts get cut with a hair-thin copper wire and a high-frequency pulse generator with temperatures reaching tens of thousands of degrees… The metal is cut within a deionized solution to keep it cool while cutting. When they lower the pieces back together, they slide perfectly into each other with literally ZERO gap or visible cut marks! No material is lost like normal cutting, so the parts fit like they were never separated. How is this even real?! 👇

End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

33,843 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

#SEONGHWA showing his birthday MD 🩶 ⭐️: I brought the real thing. I already uploaded it on Instagram, so some of you may have already seen it but still… this is its case and the ring—no, I mean the necklace (last year’s MD)—I made it to feel like a matching set with that case. This is is how it sits inside the case and outside ‘Seonghwa’ is written in Hanja characters. You can wear it on whichever hand you prefer and also since this is an open ring, it’s adjustable. It’s a bit big for me, but it’s the standard size, was it size 12…? It’s pretty, right? You can wear it comfortably, without any pressure. It’s actually a bit thinner than expected, so I think it’ll be really easy to wear. If you have thin fingers, you can tighten it slightly and wear it—oh, it doesn’t fit me now, maybe I tightened it too much. And for those with thicker fingers, you can also adjust it to fit. This here is a star and this is my birthstone, a diamond.. originally the design I made had two stars. The idea was to symbolize the meeting of two stars—Seonghwa’s star and ATINY’s star. But the design didn’t… look right, so I changed it to my birthstone instead. At first, I considered using topaz since it’s ATINY’s stone, but since there are two other members in the team with the same birthstone, I decided to just go with mine. And this here… do you call it a tray? Yeah, it’s a tray. I feel like I’ve become a jewelry shop owner rather than a food truck owner right now ㅎㅎ Anyway, this is a tray, and.. the quality is really good, I was honestly surprised. It has a bit of weight to it… not enough to work out with, but still, it’s got some. I also incorporated my star symbol into it. The reason I added this tray is so you can place the ring and necklace together like this, as a set. You can put them here when you take them off after wearing them. I thought it would look really nice that way, so I gave it a try. I’m very satisfied! 😊 #성화

#SEONGHWA showing his birthday MD 🩶 ⭐️: I brought the real thing. I already uploaded it on Instagram, so some of you may have already seen it but still… this is its case and the ring—no, I mean the necklace (last year’s MD)—I made it to feel like a matching set with that case. This is is how it sits inside the case and outside ‘Seonghwa’ is written in Hanja characters. You can wear it on whichever hand you prefer and also since this is an open ring, it’s adjustable. It’s a bit big for me, but it’s the standard size, was it size 12…? It’s pretty, right? You can wear it comfortably, without any pressure. It’s actually a bit thinner than expected, so I think it’ll be really easy to wear. If you have thin fingers, you can tighten it slightly and wear it—oh, it doesn’t fit me now, maybe I tightened it too much. And for those with thicker fingers, you can also adjust it to fit. This here is a star and this is my birthstone, a diamond.. originally the design I made had two stars. The idea was to symbolize the meeting of two stars—Seonghwa’s star and ATINY’s star. But the design didn’t… look right, so I changed it to my birthstone instead. At first, I considered using topaz since it’s ATINY’s stone, but since there are two other members in the team with the same birthstone, I decided to just go with mine. And this here… do you call it a tray? Yeah, it’s a tray. I feel like I’ve become a jewelry shop owner rather than a food truck owner right now ㅎㅎ Anyway, this is a tray, and.. the quality is really good, I was honestly surprised. It has a bit of weight to it… not enough to work out with, but still, it’s got some. I also incorporated my star symbol into it. The reason I added this tray is so you can place the ring and necklace together like this, as a set. You can put them here when you take them off after wearing them. I thought it would look really nice that way, so I gave it a try. I’m very satisfied! 😊 #성화

Everything Seonghwa

20,617 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

$They say, Any Sufficiently advanced engineering is indistinguishable from art. This is what that looks like. A 5-axis Hermle machining centre isn't simply shaping metal. It is coordinating five axes of motion simultaneously while its spindle turns at up to 18,500-41,000 RPM, following tool-paths that can contain hundreds of thousands or even millions of lines of CAM-generated code. It cuts materials that would be impossible to drill by hand, titanium, Inconel, hardened tool steels, cobalt-chrome and aerospace-grade stainless alloys,while holding tolerances measured in microns, smaller than a fraction of a human hair. A fully equipped machine like this can cost well over €2.5 million. Because it can repeatedly manufacture aerospace-grade components with micron-level precision in a single 10-20 hour machining cycle, parts that would otherwise require multiple machines, repeated setups, days of manual work, and still struggle to achieve the same accuracy and tolerances needed for high performance parts.$

They say, Any Sufficiently advanced engineering is indistinguishable from art. This is what that looks like. A 5-axis Hermle machining centre isn't simply shaping metal. It is coordinating five axes of motion simultaneously while its spindle turns at up to 18,500-41,000 RPM, following tool-paths that can contain hundreds of thousands or even millions of lines of CAM-generated code. It cuts materials that would be impossible to drill by hand, titanium, Inconel, hardened tool steels, cobalt-chrome and aerospace-grade stainless alloys,while holding tolerances measured in microns, smaller than a fraction of a human hair. A fully equipped machine like this can cost well over €2.5 million. Because it can repeatedly manufacture aerospace-grade components with micron-level precision in a single 10-20 hour machining cycle, parts that would otherwise require multiple machines, repeated setups, days of manual work, and still struggle to achieve the same accuracy and tolerances needed for high performance parts.

Ammanichanda

38,987 Aufrufe • vor 6 Tagen

Giannis Antetokounmpo on why high-character teammates matter to winning teams: “The most important thing and now I’m not a coach but I am as you said the head of the snake. So when a guy at the end of the bench is like hey man like I can do that man I should be getting more minutes man, like hey man it’s we and they. You know, like it’s separating the team the guy at the end of the bench. So it’s very important as a leader as a coach to the end of the bench the 15th guy the 12th guy has to be positive because if that guy is positive it can translate all the way to the front.” (Via NBA on NBC and Peacock)

Giannis Antetokounmpo on why high-character teammates matter to winning teams: “The most important thing and now I’m not a coach but I am as you said the head of the snake. So when a guy at the end of the bench is like hey man like I can do that man I should be getting more minutes man, like hey man it’s we and they. You know, like it’s separating the team the guy at the end of the bench. So it’s very important as a leader as a coach to the end of the bench the 15th guy the 12th guy has to be positive because if that guy is positive it can translate all the way to the front.” (Via NBA on NBC and Peacock)

NBA Courtside

190,802 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

“‘They/them’ can refer to a singular person. Like I feel like if somebody comes to my house and drops off a package at the door, I say, ‘oh they left the package there.” When people make this argument, it’s such a pathetic level of cope. Yes, they/them can be a singular pronoun when the identity of the person is unknown (ie “someone left their wallet”). However, it is very odd, unnatural, and absurd to use “they/them” singular pronouns when the gender is known. It’s bizarre to look at Piers and refer to him as “they/them” because he demands it, or to look at this young woman who’s obviously a young woman and do the same. It comes naturally when you don’t know the identity of the individual; it doesn’t come naturally when the identity is known and the sex is obvious. And what’s more, it will never come naturally. People who think they’re “non-binary” need Jesus—not third-person singular “they/them” pronouns.

“‘They/them’ can refer to a singular person. Like I feel like if somebody comes to my house and drops off a package at the door, I say, ‘oh they left the package there.” When people make this argument, it’s such a pathetic level of cope. Yes, they/them can be a singular pronoun when the identity of the person is unknown (ie “someone left their wallet”). However, it is very odd, unnatural, and absurd to use “they/them” singular pronouns when the gender is known. It’s bizarre to look at Piers and refer to him as “they/them” because he demands it, or to look at this young woman who’s obviously a young woman and do the same. It comes naturally when you don’t know the identity of the individual; it doesn’t come naturally when the identity is known and the sex is obvious. And what’s more, it will never come naturally. People who think they’re “non-binary” need Jesus—not third-person singular “they/them” pronouns.

Natalie Jean Beisner

414,565 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

YOUR WORLD IS NOT THEIR WORLD Your perspective is the lens through which you see the world And you have always control over this perspective Thus, you can create and destroy worlds in an instant - this is your power! Energy moves and flows, it is never destroyed. The levels of energy we encounter can be low, negative or high, and positive. We are a human node in a network of energy and we can be a positive transmitter or a negative one. It always reminds me of the situation of ‘a recession’ If a recession occurs, everyone freaks out and the widespread beliefs of ‘we’ll make less money, it’s harder to get a job’ become accepted by others But during The Great Depression, MANY millionaires were made. This example shows that you should always have the internal perspective that things can go well for you. Because when we filter energy and ‘the world’ through our chosen, positively intensifying one, we help those around us by magnifying the good and reflecting it back to them. And that’s a powerful thing!

YOUR WORLD IS NOT THEIR WORLD Your perspective is the lens through which you see the world And you have always control over this perspective Thus, you can create and destroy worlds in an instant - this is your power! Energy moves and flows, it is never destroyed. The levels of energy we encounter can be low, negative or high, and positive. We are a human node in a network of energy and we can be a positive transmitter or a negative one. It always reminds me of the situation of ‘a recession’ If a recession occurs, everyone freaks out and the widespread beliefs of ‘we’ll make less money, it’s harder to get a job’ become accepted by others But during The Great Depression, MANY millionaires were made. This example shows that you should always have the internal perspective that things can go well for you. Because when we filter energy and ‘the world’ through our chosen, positively intensifying one, we help those around us by magnifying the good and reflecting it back to them. And that’s a powerful thing!

⚡️🌞 Sol Brah 🌞🐬

35,837 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren

🚨ELON: “GETTING TO ORBIT IS 20X HARDER THAN YOU THINK” Elon laid out why getting into orbit is one of the hardest things humans do, and why most people (even smart ones) have no clue how brutally precise it has to be. Here’s the brutal truth: It’s not about going “up”, it’s about going sideways at 17,500 mph so you can fall around the Earth fast enough that you never hit it. Screw up the angle or speed by even a little? You burn up, fall out, or end up in deep space junkyard territory. The visuals on Joe Rogan’s YouTube episode show it all: Earth’s atmosphere is a paper-thin shell, and orbit is a razor-thin path you have to nail perfectly, every single time. And yet somehow, SpaceX is now doing this weekly like it’s just another Tuesday. It’s not magic, it’s physics, pain, and Elon’s obsession with blowing up rockets until they don’t. “We live on a planet where gravity is quite high, and if the gravity was even higher we’d be stuck on Earth forever. We certainly couldn’t use conventional rockets, you’d have to like, blow yourself off the surface with a nuclear bomb or something crazy. If gravity was lower, then getting to orbit would be easy. If this was a video game, it’s set to maximum difficulty, but not impossible.” Source: Podcast Visuals via YouTube, SpaceX, Elon Musk

🚨ELON: “GETTING TO ORBIT IS 20X HARDER THAN YOU THINK” Elon laid out why getting into orbit is one of the hardest things humans do, and why most people (even smart ones) have no clue how brutally precise it has to be. Here’s the brutal truth: It’s not about going “up”, it’s about going sideways at 17,500 mph so you can fall around the Earth fast enough that you never hit it. Screw up the angle or speed by even a little? You burn up, fall out, or end up in deep space junkyard territory. The visuals on Joe Rogan’s YouTube episode show it all: Earth’s atmosphere is a paper-thin shell, and orbit is a razor-thin path you have to nail perfectly, every single time. And yet somehow, SpaceX is now doing this weekly like it’s just another Tuesday. It’s not magic, it’s physics, pain, and Elon’s obsession with blowing up rockets until they don’t. “We live on a planet where gravity is quite high, and if the gravity was even higher we’d be stuck on Earth forever. We certainly couldn’t use conventional rockets, you’d have to like, blow yourself off the surface with a nuclear bomb or something crazy. If gravity was lower, then getting to orbit would be easy. If this was a video game, it’s set to maximum difficulty, but not impossible.” Source: Podcast Visuals via YouTube, SpaceX, Elon Musk

Mario Nawfal

85,964 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Trash isn’t just trash anymore. 🗑️ With vision, sensors, and AI, waste becomes a sorting problem — and a real business opportunity. At ZenRobotics - A Terex Brand, robots aren’t just picking. They’re learning. After 15 years of development, their systems now sort everything from bulky construction debris to high-speed conveyor waste with near-perfect precision. The Heavy Picker handles large, awkward materials like stone and scrap. The Fast Picker operates at high speeds, ideal for lighter materials in material recovery facilities. And behind it all is ZenBrain — an AI trained on over 500 waste categories, making real-time decisions without a human in sight. In an industry where consistency is rare and safety is a constant challenge, this kind of robotic reliability isn’t just smart — it’s essential.

Lukas Ziegler

76,668 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

$Fascia as a living dielectric. GPT: Fascia is profoundly adapted for Vortex in the Torus type torque and torsion. The hueman body is organized like a spiral tensegrity lattice, where rotational force distributes load through helical continuity. Fascia and Spiral Dynamics: Collagen fibers within fascia are arranged in crossed-fiber orientations, helical winding, oblique layering, and spiral anisotropy. This architecture allows fascia to absorb rotational stress, store elastic energy, distribute force across broad regions, and recoil efficiently. Walking itself is torsional: shoulders counter-rotate against hips, the spine spirals subtly, the feet wind and unwind, and connective tissues preload and release elastic tension. Torque as Distributed Intelligence: Fascial systems appear optimized to distribute rotational force through the body-wide matrix rather than isolating it at joints alone. A fascial chain under torsion behaves somewhat like a braided cable, a twisted spring, or a coiled tensegrity network. Twist increases stored elastic potential. This is visible throughout biology: DNA helices, collagen triple helices, cardiac muscle spirals, embryological folding patterns, and vortex flow in blood and breath. Nature repeatedly selects spiral geometries because rotation stabilizes dynamic systems while conserving energy. Torsion and Hydration Dynamics: Fascial tissue is highly hydrated. Under torsional loading water redistributes, collagen fibers glide, hyaluronic acid changes viscosity, and mechanoreceptors activate. Gentle spiral motion often improves tissue glide more effectively than rigid linear stretching. This is why many movement systems emphasize rotational patterns: martial arts, dance, yoga spirals, gait dynamics, throwing motions, and breath-led twisting. The body frequently seeks rotational decompression because torsion distributes stress across larger fascial continuities. The Body as a Toroidal Tensegrity: From a systems perspective, fascia does not merely tolerate torsion — it appears evolutionarily tuned for it. A straight-line organism would fracture under complex environmental forces. A spiralized organism can wind, recoil, redistribute, and adapt. The spine itself is not a rigid pillar but a dynamic torsional mast suspended in fascial continuity. Even breathing contains rotational nuance where ribs spiral outward, diaphragmatic fibers descend in radial vectors, and pelvic tissues counterbalance pressure waves. Torque becomes a language of biological coherence. Not chaos, but organized rotational negotiation.The fascial lattice seems to thrive when movement contains elasticity instead of rigidity, spirals instead of isolated vectors, rhythmic torsion instead of static holding. In this view, torsion is not merely dynamical strain. It is the way living geometry stores, transfers, and recirculates force through the continuum of the body. Fascia as a Dielectric Matrix: High Water Content Fascia contains substantial interstitial water bound within collagen-rich matrices. Water molecules are polar — meaning they orient in dielectric fields. Structured or interfacial water near collagen fibers may exhibit altered electrical properties compared to bulk water. This creates conditions for charge separation, field polarization, and transient energy storage. When fascia is stretched rhythmically fibroblasts remodel alignment, hydration shifts, ionic distributions change, and measurable electrical effects can emerge. This has led some theorists to frame fascia as a dynamic magneto-dielectric interface — a kind of biological phase medium translating motion into voltage, pressure into signal, and geometry into regulation. Not mystical energy in the supernatural sense, but embodied field behavior emerging from matter under tension. The body’s connective lattice becomes a kind of resonant membrane: mechanically continuous, energetically polarizable, and fluidically adaptive. A living dielectric.$

Fascia as a living dielectric. GPT: Fascia is profoundly adapted for Vortex in the Torus type torque and torsion. The hueman body is organized like a spiral tensegrity lattice, where rotational force distributes load through helical continuity. Fascia and Spiral Dynamics: Collagen fibers within fascia are arranged in crossed-fiber orientations, helical winding, oblique layering, and spiral anisotropy. This architecture allows fascia to absorb rotational stress, store elastic energy, distribute force across broad regions, and recoil efficiently. Walking itself is torsional: shoulders counter-rotate against hips, the spine spirals subtly, the feet wind and unwind, and connective tissues preload and release elastic tension. Torque as Distributed Intelligence: Fascial systems appear optimized to distribute rotational force through the body-wide matrix rather than isolating it at joints alone. A fascial chain under torsion behaves somewhat like a braided cable, a twisted spring, or a coiled tensegrity network. Twist increases stored elastic potential. This is visible throughout biology: DNA helices, collagen triple helices, cardiac muscle spirals, embryological folding patterns, and vortex flow in blood and breath. Nature repeatedly selects spiral geometries because rotation stabilizes dynamic systems while conserving energy. Torsion and Hydration Dynamics: Fascial tissue is highly hydrated. Under torsional loading water redistributes, collagen fibers glide, hyaluronic acid changes viscosity, and mechanoreceptors activate. Gentle spiral motion often improves tissue glide more effectively than rigid linear stretching. This is why many movement systems emphasize rotational patterns: martial arts, dance, yoga spirals, gait dynamics, throwing motions, and breath-led twisting. The body frequently seeks rotational decompression because torsion distributes stress across larger fascial continuities. The Body as a Toroidal Tensegrity: From a systems perspective, fascia does not merely tolerate torsion — it appears evolutionarily tuned for it. A straight-line organism would fracture under complex environmental forces. A spiralized organism can wind, recoil, redistribute, and adapt. The spine itself is not a rigid pillar but a dynamic torsional mast suspended in fascial continuity. Even breathing contains rotational nuance where ribs spiral outward, diaphragmatic fibers descend in radial vectors, and pelvic tissues counterbalance pressure waves. Torque becomes a language of biological coherence. Not chaos, but organized rotational negotiation.The fascial lattice seems to thrive when movement contains elasticity instead of rigidity, spirals instead of isolated vectors, rhythmic torsion instead of static holding. In this view, torsion is not merely dynamical strain. It is the way living geometry stores, transfers, and recirculates force through the continuum of the body. Fascia as a Dielectric Matrix: High Water Content Fascia contains substantial interstitial water bound within collagen-rich matrices. Water molecules are polar — meaning they orient in dielectric fields. Structured or interfacial water near collagen fibers may exhibit altered electrical properties compared to bulk water. This creates conditions for charge separation, field polarization, and transient energy storage. When fascia is stretched rhythmically fibroblasts remodel alignment, hydration shifts, ionic distributions change, and measurable electrical effects can emerge. This has led some theorists to frame fascia as a dynamic magneto-dielectric interface — a kind of biological phase medium translating motion into voltage, pressure into signal, and geometry into regulation. Not mystical energy in the supernatural sense, but embodied field behavior emerging from matter under tension. The body’s connective lattice becomes a kind of resonant membrane: mechanically continuous, energetically polarizable, and fluidically adaptive. A living dielectric.

Cymatic Joule

26,665 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten