New Inventions and Technology

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• New Volonaut Airbike, Inventions That Change The World:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Mc75FQEGERA

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Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=smYlhDK-P4o

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• How Deep Sea Water is Now Drinkable:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Bu_IcFpEkg0

How Deep Sea Water is Now Drinkable. Freshwater may soon flow from the deep sea to drought-stricken coastal cities. A handful of companies are betting that crushing deep sea pressures can replace the energy-hungry pumps and toxic chemicals that are an inconvenient truth of desalination. By going the extra quarter-mile into the ocean, they’re pioneering a way to turn saltwater into freshwater — slashing costs, curbing pollution, and reducing environmental harm in the process. How on earth…or, under earth…does this work? And could it solve our global water crisis?

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• New Material: As Strong As Steel, As Light As Styrofoam!

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=qCf65Z2pe2Q

uploader quote: "A research group from Canada and South Korea have developed a new high-performance material. It is as strong as carbon steel and as light as polystyrene. This combination could enable ultra-lightweight components and thus save a lot of fuel. In aircraft, for example, up to 80 liters per year for every kilogram saved. And a passenger plane today often weighs several hundred tons. What kind of material it is, what the differences are to conventional alternatives and how great the potential really is, that's what we're going to talk about now. This video was created by my editorial team. Responsible from the editorial team: Florian Krupka, Jacob Beautemps; Editing: Aron Kamenz, Sören Rensch, Neo Sanjuan Thiele

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• I turn Plastics into Fuel, Using Microwaves! (Pyrolysis Reactor):

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Jpy3XYCW8Ls

I believe with the worldwide crisis we are facing now, we require a worldwide solution. And this is why I believe we need decentralized devices such as this Reactor. Think about it, even if there is just 1 reactor in every community, that will put a huge dent in plastic waste and pollution. Due to this, I do not wish to make a singular specialized Reactor, once I master and complete this one, I want to make all different types, of all different scales and sizes.

• I made a GALLON of Plastoline! (Gasoline from Plastic Alternative) + LDPE Analysis run Part:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3viFfAnIo5E

• intechopen.com/chapters/17015

• instagram.com/naturejab_
• tiktok.com/@naturejab
• x.com/Naturejab
• facebook.com/naturejab1
• jabaroma.com
• gofundme.com/f/plastic-to-fuel-together-we-will-heal-earth

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

[JackMcThorn]

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I turn Plastics into Fuel, Using Microwaves!

You know plastics are made from petroleum.

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Posted by JackMcThorn (here)

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I turn Plastics into Fuel, Using Microwaves!

You know plastics are made from petroleum.

Yes, I know, I worked as a Chemist at DSM Geleen ... as did my father Chris & grandfather Jan.

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• It’s Way More Powerful Than I Thought..:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Alx_vwyksTw

In this follow-up video, I put my DIY solar generator to the ultimate test. After over 1700+ comments full of tips, improvements, and concerns — it’s time to find out how much power this giant sun-tracking mirror can really generate. Can it boil water? How efficient is it? And what happens when things go wrong..? Let’s find out! 👉 Missed part one? Watch it here: • DIY Solar Generator..

• ~700 W/m² is not bad. Considering the energy arriving from the sun is ~1300 W/m². Your setup has an energy conversion efficiency of roughly 50%.

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Posted by ExomatrixTV (here)

• I turn Plastics into Fuel, Using Microwaves! (Pyrolysis Reactor):

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Jpy3XYCW8Ls

I believe with the worldwide crisis we are facing now, we require a worldwide solution. And this is why I believe we need decentralized devices such as this Reactor. Think about it, even if there is just 1 reactor in every community, that will put a huge dent in plastic waste and pollution. Due to this, I do not wish to make a singular specialized Reactor, once I master and complete this one, I want to make all different types, of all different scales and sizes.

• I made a GALLON of Plastoline! (Gasoline from Plastic Alternative) + LDPE Analysis run Part:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3viFfAnIo5E

• intechopen.com/chapters/17015

• instagram.com/naturejab_
• tiktok.com/@naturejab
• x.com/Naturejab
• facebook.com/naturejab1
• jabaroma.com
• gofundme.com/f/plastic-to-fuel-together-we-will-heal-earth

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=TeoSAAJ6lZ4

There was a guy on 60 minutes years ago that was doing this as a solution to all the plastic waste. Never heard about it again.

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• Fiber Optic Tapers

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3GUZfyW86BI

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• Lex Fridman tests Google Beam:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=VmrgN-yuPnQ

• Lex Fridman tests Google XR glasses :

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=Ilff3H-3_Dk

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• The Stratosfera Acquatica:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=0-6XDhbPBJo

The Stratosfera Acquatica is a groundbreaking concept watercraft designed by Italian designer Pierpaolo Lazzarini. This innovative motorized vehicle is not limited to just water though; it can seamlessly transition between water, land, and even the sky. The Stratosfera is spacious enough to accommodate up to two passengers. Each unit is equipped with twin 150 horsepower electric jet engines, which enable it to effortlessly glide above the water surface at speeds of up to 30 knots. In the air, it is powered by eight counter-rotating propellers, and would be able to fly at speeds of up to 155 miles per hour.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=yy4wehELq7I

Measuring 1.65 meters (1659 mm) in its diameter, Stratosfera it's an ultra light carbon fiber sphere, capable to accommodate two passengers.

The Stratosfera can move on water, land and sky,

In the water version an extendable foil is mounted in the lower part of the sphere, the submerged part keeps a very low center of gravity by incorporating all the battery packs.

In the foil set up is also provided a self-balancing system, that will adapt and adjust the inclination of the sphere while piloting. Stratosfera can be equipped with twin 150 hp electric jet engines and fly above the water surface with estimated speeds up to 30 knots.

Stratosfera Volatile is the futuristic aircraft you’ll find in the year 3000

• Lazzarini Design has launched two prototypes, one for the skies and one for the water
• They’re called Stratosfera Volatile and Stratosfera Acquatica, respectively
• It’s basically like an eVTOL, except it looks like a space pod

The Stratosfera Volatile is one of the most amazing aircraft concept we’ve ever seen.
It’s designed as an eVTOL and it seats two people. Design-wise, it reminds us of the Dragon Ball-style space pods we saw at Japan Mobility Show last year.

This should come as no surprise since Lazzarini Design, the studio behind this idea, has given us a lot of incredible concepts before. Among other things, these are the same people that came up with the swan-shaped yacht and even the turtle-shaped floating city Saudi Arabia is planning to build



Lazzarini Design The Stratosfera looks a bit different when compared to other eVTOLs, mostly because of its shape.

The pod is powered by four propellers, which are located on the roof of the pod, rather than at the bottom or underneath it. What makes it even more special is the Volatile is one of two concepts. The other one being the Stratosfera Acquatica, which is actually a watercraft that can also be driven on land.



Lazzarini Design Unfortunately, the bad news is this is just a prototype. The good news, however, is Lazzarini will indeed build this provided it can find suitable buyers.

• source
• Designer: Pierpaolo Lazzarini

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

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Not sure where to put this, but the Willow quantum computer story is unbelievable. Apparently it had to be shut down when researchers started finding strange artifacts in the code, including ancient languages, images of faces of gods and other strange things that should not have been there. They weren't just strange artifacts, but ones with major religious and spiritual implications.

This is just one vid. Recommend delving into the subject deeper. Implications are wild. Are we on the verge of some major revelations?

"In 2024, something truly mind-bending happened inside Google’s Quantum AI lab.

During a standard algorithm test, their advanced Willow quantum processor generated something completely unexpected—a mysterious human-like face, later dubbed “The Observer.” This wasn’t part of any dataset. It wasn’t programmed. It appeared once, then vanished forever.

What makes it eerie? The face was found deep within the machine’s latent space, a hidden quantum layer that exists between potential and observation. It bore fractal patterns, golden ratio spirals, and prime number symmetry—shapes eerily similar to sacred geometry from ancient cultures.

Many believe it echoes the Wigner’s Friend paradox, a quantum theory suggesting that two people observing the same system can see different realities. Could the quantum computer have reacted to the presence of human consciousness? Was this face a random glitch—or a mirror into something deeper?"

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=TKyNE-iWYoQ

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• The Stratosfera Acquatica:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=0-6XDhbPBJo

The Stratosfera Acquatica is a groundbreaking concept watercraft designed by Italian designer Pierpaolo Lazzarini. This innovative motorized vehicle is not limited to just water though; it can seamlessly transition between water, land, and even the sky. The Stratosfera is spacious enough to accommodate up to two passengers. Each unit is equipped with twin 150 horsepower electric jet engines, which enable it to effortlessly glide above the water surface at speeds of up to 30 knots. In the air, it is powered by eight counter-rotating propellers, and would be able to fly at speeds of up to 155 miles per hour.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=yy4wehELq7I

Measuring 1.65 meters (1659 mm) in its diameter, Stratosfera it's an ultra light carbon fiber sphere, capable to accommodate two passengers.

The Stratosfera can move on water, land and sky,

In the water version an extendable foil is mounted in the lower part of the sphere, the submerged part keeps a very low center of gravity by incorporating all the battery packs.

In the foil set up is also provided a self-balancing system, that will adapt and adjust the inclination of the sphere while piloting. Stratosfera can be equipped with twin 150 hp electric jet engines and fly above the water surface with estimated speeds up to 30 knots.

Stratosfera Volatile is the futuristic aircraft you’ll find in the year 3000

• Lazzarini Design has launched two prototypes, one for the skies and one for the water
• They’re called Stratosfera Volatile and Stratosfera Acquatica, respectively
• It’s basically like an eVTOL, except it looks like a space pod

The Stratosfera Volatile is one of the most amazing aircraft concept we’ve ever seen.
It’s designed as an eVTOL and it seats two people. Design-wise, it reminds us of the Dragon Ball-style space pods we saw at Japan Mobility Show last year.

This should come as no surprise since Lazzarini Design, the studio behind this idea, has given us a lot of incredible concepts before. Among other things, these are the same people that came up with the swan-shaped yacht and even the turtle-shaped floating city Saudi Arabia is planning to build



Lazzarini Design The Stratosfera looks a bit different when compared to other eVTOLs, mostly because of its shape.

The pod is powered by four propellers, which are located on the roof of the pod, rather than at the bottom or underneath it. What makes it even more special is the Volatile is one of two concepts. The other one being the Stratosfera Acquatica, which is actually a watercraft that can also be driven on land.



Lazzarini Design Unfortunately, the bad news is this is just a prototype. The good news, however, is Lazzarini will indeed build this provided it can find suitable buyers.

• source
• Designer: Pierpaolo Lazzarini

cheers,
John 🦜🦋🌳

The first Lazzarini vid above was posted over 1 year ago, and the second one over 4 years ago. Let that sink in.

If anyone thinks that this CGI rendition of a styling exercise belongs in a thread titled New Inventions and Technology, then here is another of Lazzarini’s designs that will tickle your bizarre fancy. From 2+ years ago:

Pangeos the Terayacht

Lazzarini Design
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Posted Nov 10, 2022

“The Pangeos is an itinerant floating city, comprising various hotels, shopping centers, parks, ship and aircraft ports, and all other facilities needed to house up to 60,000 guests.
The terayacht takes its name from Pangea, the supercontinent that existed millions of years ago during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras.
Pangeos extends its length for 550 meters (1,800 ft) and measures 610 meters (2,000 ft) at its widest point — the wings.
Reserve NOW your " UNREAL ESTATE ": https://opensea.io/collection/pangeos”

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=XT_3YmlXvOI

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• New Electric Motor Runs Without Metal Coils – Here’s How:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=-RtfyUmFnn4

What if electric motors no longer needed copper or aluminum coils?

Researchers at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) have developed a revolutionary carbon nanotube wiring system that may replace metal in electric coils, opening the door to lighter, flexible, and more efficient electric motors.

This isn’t a concept—it’s real. Using a technique called Lyotropic Liquid Crystal-Assisted Surface Texturing (LAST), they’ve created Core-Sheath Composite Electric Cables (CSCEC) that conduct electricity without metal. In this video, we explore how this technology works, where it could be used, and what challenges remain.

We’re talking about a possible turning point for electric vehicles, aerospace, robotics, and beyond.

0:00 - A Motor Without Metal?
1:14 - The Problem with Copper & Aluminum
2:14 - Carbon Nanotube Wiring
3:21 - How It Works
4:29 - Its Applications
5:26 - Its Challenges
6:34 - It dominates
7:28 - It's Future

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=oJw6JmZmdqE