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    This information is phenomenal, if true, and I hope and pray that it is. That is a game-changer on an epic scale. Thanks for posting.


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    No proof of concept yet, but I could see this coming to fruition in some shape or form.

    https://www.earth.com/news/chernobyl-life-form-black-fungus-eats-radiation/

    Quote After the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986, scientists expected to find a dead zone where almost nothing could survive. Instead, they found life that found ways to adapt and survive. One key example was a common black fungus called Cladosporium sphaerospermum.

    Researchers had known about this fungus for more than a century, but its behavior at Chernobyl caught their attention. It didn’t just tolerate radiation. It appeared to grow toward it, colonizing surfaces where radiation levels were highest.


    Cladosporium sphaerospermum and space

    In a roundabout way, this is great news for astronauts. Space travel comes with a problem you cannot see in photos: radiation.

    Outside Earth’s protective magnetic field, high-energy particles hit spacecraft and the people inside them. Those particles can damage DNA and raise long-term health risks.

    Engineers can add shielding, but rockets charge a “weight tax” for every extra 2.2 pounds (1 kilogram) you launch. Mission planners face that trade-off on deep-space trips.

    Some researchers have started asking a different question. Could a living organism grow into a self-renewing radiation shield?

    The idea focuses on a dark fungus called Cladosporium sphaerospermum, one of the “black” fungi that produce a lot of melanin.

    In humans, melanin helps protect cells from ultraviolet light. In these fungi, scientists think melanin can also help reduce damage from ionizing radiation.

    Ionizing radiation has enough energy to knock electrons off atoms and trigger damaging chemical reactions.

    Some fungi found in very radioactive places on Earth even show “positive radiotropism,” meaning they seem to grow toward radiation.

    Researchers also use the term “radiotrophy” for the broader idea that radiation might help power the organism’s metabolism, although that idea remains controversial and hard to prove.
    ...more at link


    Aside - Imagine we have permission to dock at an alien planet, and immediately the ship is impounded because of illegal life forms clinging to the hull.

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    Volonaut Airbike: A Real-Life Star Wars Speeder Bike

    Tomasz Patan, a Polish engineer and inventor, has created the Volonaut Airbike—a single-rider, jet-powered hoverbike that closely resembles the iconic speeder bikes from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi. Designed for agility and speed, the Airbike uses jet propulsion instead of rotors, offering a sleek, minimalist frame with no exposed propellers, allowing for greater maneuverability in tight spaces like forests or urban environments. The Volonaut Airbike has two distinct speed profiles depending on the model. The prototype can reach speeds of up to 124 mph (200 km/h), while the commercial ultralight version is electronically limited to 63 mph (102 km/h) to comply with FAA ultralight regulations in the United States. This makes it accessible to pilots without requiring a formal license.


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    FREE ELECTRICITY - FREE PURE WATER - FREE RECYCLED METAL - Invention lost in history
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    (The tech is not exactly new, but it's advanced and should have been in use already.)

    "Link to the page which shows the device here from the St. Louis Missouri Public Library system: .https://cdm17210.contentdm.oclc.org/...ion/lpe/id/422

    The device reaches up to 7000F (4000C) temps using just sunlight, and also WORKS AT NIGHT performing multiple functions including the ability to focus lasers and other forms of light aside from sunlight.

    This device, the Pyrheliophor, works by light MULTIPLICATION instead of magnifying / magnification . This device multiplies the sun by 6117 times, down to a single point in the cauldron.

    If you search out Father Himalaya (Father Gomez) from the 1904 St. Louis Missouri World's Fair, you will find multiple newspaper articles from the time talking about the daytime use and night time use of the device. Functioning as a telescope superior to an optical lens telescope, and able to focus SIRIUS (the star system) into measurable temperatures on a thermometer. Also the newspaper articles reference Father Himalaya's findings about the moon light containing some kind of electricity that the regular sun light (and star light) did not contain. Somehow the moon light reflected to Earth containing electricity picked up when focused.

    The device uses metal plates to reflect the light instead of glass mirrors, more durable and also apparently more effective.

    As I say in the video, the uses for this device span from power generation (free steam in massive amounts), as well as water desalination (salt removal) for free, recycling any metals, glass, or stone could be done by melting or vaporizing all known metals etc...... and of course FREE PURE WATER from polluted sources, even radiological, plastics, chemicals, and oil spills could be taken care of at no energy cost during the day... and very low energy cost at night (using lasers).

    Military could use this to collect and focus multiple lasers into one big massive laser more powerful than any one laser could generate on its own.

    Could be used for inter-planetary communication (both sending and receiving).... and could be used on Mars to split iron oxide (FeO2) red dust into pure iron / steel and pure oxygen!

    Light could be reflected down onto city streets that normally never get light (to melt snow or ice, or provide light into buildings in large cities).

    Light could be reflected down underground or into buildings to grow crops underground or in buildings at no cost and without needing greenhouses!

    So many more uses for this I have not yet thought of, but now the world has no excuse on power, water, and recycling. Cost of energy on this is NEAR ZERO. "

    Each breath a gift...
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    Conscious Gate Transistors Could Allow Users (to) Control PCs Remotely using their Minds

    A 2020 article published in element14:
    (Image credit: Jerry Harthcock via GitHub)

    A newly filed patent describes the conscious gate transistors as psychotronically steerable bifurcated nanotube-based, and their use in implementing conscious input and output devices.

    Back during the Cold War, the US and Russia were engaged in more than nuke stockpiling and military buildup. The flavor of the day was espionage, knowing what the other country was up to, in terms of developing new weapons, was vital for both sides. One of the more unconventional methods of espionage employed was known as “remote viewing,” where teams of psychics drew or described what was happening or, or more often than not, what was stored at specific locations, places satellites couldn’t “see.”

    As the Cold War drew to a close, and because none of the psychics were able to remotely see anything of strategic value (or much less win the lottery), the remote viewing programs were subsequently shut down. Still seeing the value in their applications, US inventor Jerry Harthcock has filed a patent for the world’s first Conscious Gate Transistor, which could be used to create CPUs and other electronics that respond to human thought, making it the ultimate human-machine interface (HMI).

    Remote Viewers Tackle Conscious Gate Transistor
    Description:
    What you are about to see are “condensed” versions of pertinent parts of four different Operational CRV technology-transfer sessions conducted by three advanced CRVers (one monitor and two viewers) under blind conditions. The objective of these technology transfer CRV operations was to discover a new technology for controlling computers and machines by way of human volition alone. Seven years after the fact, a patent application was filed with the U.S. Patent Office covering the world's first Conscious Gate Transistor for use in conscious computers and machines. The patent pending technology is based on the carbon nanotube/nanotori and ssDNA. You can download a copy of the application here:
    https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_...

    Before watching the presentations, it is important to understand that these professional “military-style” operational remote viewers are trained to render sessions that are responsive to a “blind” target cue. Here, “blind” means that the viewer has no idea what the target is, in that he/she are completely blind to it.

    To watch the full-length versions of each session, at YouTube, refer to the list of References provided at the links below. For those unfamiliar with "military-style" remote viewing terminology, refer to [8] and [166] below.

    [8] United States Department of Defense, “Coordinate remote viewing stages I-VI and beyond.” Feb. 1985, declassified SECRET. [Online]. Available: https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/....

    [165] E. Riordan and J. D. Harthcock, “Remote Viewing Session: IBM's nanophotonics technology,” operational Controlled Remote Viewing session on YouTube, session date: Feb. 10, 2013, start time: 9:25, end time: 11:27, session location: Ledbetter, TX, blind target cue: “Describe the most important aspects of IBM's nanophotonics technology, including its most significant known problem and a patentable solution, which is unknown to them--current time,” target coordinates: 3616 3760, publication date: Feb, 17, 2003. [Online]. Available: • Remote Viewing Session: IBM's nanophotonic... .

    [164] E. Riordan and J. D. Harthcock, “Remote Viewing Session: Target is IBM's 12-Atom Memory Cell,” operational Controlled Remote Viewing session on YouTube, session date: Sept. 24, 2012, start time: 12:52, end time: 14:10, session location: Austin, TX, blind target cue: "Describe 'the' most important aspects of IBM's 12-atom memory cell, including a method/protocol for directly altering its contents by way of human intent alone," target coordinates: 2169 7311, publication date: Oct. 8 2012. [Online]. Available: • Remote Viewing Session: Target is IBM's 12... .

    [162] E. Riordan and J. D. Harthcock, “Ed Riordan nanotube [operational Controlled Remote Viewing] session,” video on YouTube. Session date: Jan. 20, 2013, start time: 10:53, end time: 12:34, session location: Ledbetter, TX, blind target cue: “Describe the most important aspects of IBM's nanotube technology, including a superior one that enables operation by human volition alone,” target coordinates: 2946 6805, publication date: Jan 29, 2013. [Online]. Available: • Remote Viewing Session: IBM's Nanotube Tra... .

    A complete list of References can be downloaded here:
    https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_...


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    Jerry describes the transistors as “psychotronically steerable bifurcated carbon nanotube-based conscious-gate transistors, both tubular and toroidal, and their use in implementing conscious input and output devices, and conscious spiking artificial neural networks for conscious computers and machines that are responsive to human volition alone.”

    The CGTs are constructed using a substrate prefabricated with a bifurcated carbon nanotube transistor and/or a carbon nanotorus psychlotron assembly jib etched into it. Either transistor can be outfitted with single-strand human DNA (ssDNA) segments and/or modified by e-beam or ozone gas to add defects, which alters the electrical/functions of the transistors.

    The patent is incredibly detailed, to say the least, and makes a good argument of why the transistors could be utilized by thought alone, considering we already have the technology that allows amputees to move artificial limbs via EEG or implants. That said, we probably won’t see thought-controlled robots any time soon.

    Have a story tip? Message me at: cabe(at)element14(dot)com

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    Unfortunately some of the links don't work (404) but I'll see if I can source the patent elsewhere.
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    Conscious Gate Transistors Could Allow Users (to) Control PCs Remotely using their Minds

    A 2020 article published in element14:
    (Image credit: Jerry Harthcock via GitHub)

    A newly filed patent describes the conscious gate transistors as psychotronically steerable bifurcated nanotube-based, and their use in implementing conscious input and output devices.

    Back during the Cold War, the US and Russia were engaged in more than nuke stockpiling and military buildup. The flavor of the day was espionage, knowing what the other country was up to, in terms of developing new weapons, was vital for both sides. One of the more unconventional methods of espionage employed was known as “remote viewing,” where teams of psychics drew or described what was happening or, or more often than not, what was stored at specific locations, places satellites couldn’t “see.”

    As the Cold War drew to a close, and because none of the psychics were able to remotely see anything of strategic value (or much less win the lottery), the remote viewing programs were subsequently shut down. Still seeing the value in their applications, US inventor Jerry Harthcock has filed a patent for the world’s first Conscious Gate Transistor, which could be used to create CPUs and other electronics that respond to human thought, making it the ultimate human-machine interface (HMI).

    Remote Viewers Tackle Conscious Gate Transistor
    Description:
    What you are about to see are “condensed” versions of pertinent parts of four different Operational CRV technology-transfer sessions conducted by three advanced CRVers (one monitor and two viewers) under blind conditions. The objective of these technology transfer CRV operations was to discover a new technology for controlling computers and machines by way of human volition alone. Seven years after the fact, a patent application was filed with the U.S. Patent Office covering the world's first Conscious Gate Transistor for use in conscious computers and machines. The patent pending technology is based on the carbon nanotube/nanotori and ssDNA. You can download a copy of the application here:
    https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_...

    Before watching the presentations, it is important to understand that these professional “military-style” operational remote viewers are trained to render sessions that are responsive to a “blind” target cue. Here, “blind” means that the viewer has no idea what the target is, in that he/she are completely blind to it.

    To watch the full-length versions of each session, at YouTube, refer to the list of References provided at the links below. For those unfamiliar with "military-style" remote viewing terminology, refer to [8] and [166] below.

    [8] United States Department of Defense, “Coordinate remote viewing stages I-VI and beyond.” Feb. 1985, declassified SECRET. [Online]. Available: https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/docs/....

    [165] E. Riordan and J. D. Harthcock, “Remote Viewing Session: IBM's nanophotonics technology,” operational Controlled Remote Viewing session on YouTube, session date: Feb. 10, 2013, start time: 9:25, end time: 11:27, session location: Ledbetter, TX, blind target cue: “Describe the most important aspects of IBM's nanophotonics technology, including its most significant known problem and a patentable solution, which is unknown to them--current time,” target coordinates: 3616 3760, publication date: Feb, 17, 2003. [Online]. Available: • Remote Viewing Session: IBM's nanophotonic... .

    [164] E. Riordan and J. D. Harthcock, “Remote Viewing Session: Target is IBM's 12-Atom Memory Cell,” operational Controlled Remote Viewing session on YouTube, session date: Sept. 24, 2012, start time: 12:52, end time: 14:10, session location: Austin, TX, blind target cue: "Describe 'the' most important aspects of IBM's 12-atom memory cell, including a method/protocol for directly altering its contents by way of human intent alone," target coordinates: 2169 7311, publication date: Oct. 8 2012. [Online]. Available: • Remote Viewing Session: Target is IBM's 12... .

    [162] E. Riordan and J. D. Harthcock, “Ed Riordan nanotube [operational Controlled Remote Viewing] session,” video on YouTube. Session date: Jan. 20, 2013, start time: 10:53, end time: 12:34, session location: Ledbetter, TX, blind target cue: “Describe the most important aspects of IBM's nanotube technology, including a superior one that enables operation by human volition alone,” target coordinates: 2946 6805, publication date: Jan 29, 2013. [Online]. Available: • Remote Viewing Session: IBM's Nanotube Tra... .

    A complete list of References can be downloaded here:
    https://github.com/jerry-D/Conscious_...


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    Jerry describes the transistors as “psychotronically steerable bifurcated carbon nanotube-based conscious-gate transistors, both tubular and toroidal, and their use in implementing conscious input and output devices, and conscious spiking artificial neural networks for conscious computers and machines that are responsive to human volition alone.”

    The CGTs are constructed using a substrate prefabricated with a bifurcated carbon nanotube transistor and/or a carbon nanotorus psychlotron assembly jib etched into it. Either transistor can be outfitted with single-strand human DNA (ssDNA) segments and/or modified by e-beam or ozone gas to add defects, which alters the electrical/functions of the transistors.

    The patent is incredibly detailed, to say the least, and makes a good argument of why the transistors could be utilized by thought alone, considering we already have the technology that allows amputees to move artificial limbs via EEG or implants. That said, we probably won’t see thought-controlled robots any time soon.

    Have a story tip? Message me at: cabe(at)element14(dot)com

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    Unfortunately some of the links don't work (404) but I'll see if I can source the patent elsewhere.
    Edit to add: with thanks to Edward Riordan, here is the patent US Patent 12,324,295 B outline:

    Source: https://github.com/jerry-D/Uniform_D...Random_Cascade
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    Not brand new, but the use case is up there.

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    This USB Charger is a sophisticated hacking device

    After watching this I was reminded that technology is in reality decades ahead of what we all suspect?
    "Is there an idea more radical in the history of the human race than turning your children over to total strangers whom you know nothing about, and having those strangers work on your child's mind, out of your sight, for a period of twelve years?" John Taylor Gatto

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