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mark edward hardwidge
Sep 22, 1999, 3:00:00 AM9/22/99
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Wow. In my grad student seminar today (nuclear engineering),
we had a speaker talk about "zero-point technologies utilizing the
force/gravity symmetry". One of the practical applications, he said,
would be "using spinning discs for levitation". I seem to recall
having heard that before...
we had a speaker talk about "zero-point technologies utilizing the
force/gravity symmetry". One of the practical applications, he said,
would be "using spinning discs for levitation". I seem to recall
having heard that before...
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Dirk van Deun
Sep 22, 1999, 3:00:00 AM9/22/99
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: Wow. In my grad student seminar today (nuclear engineering),
: we had a speaker talk about "zero-point technologies utilizing the
: force/gravity symmetry". One of the practical applications, he said,
: would be "using spinning discs for levitation". I seem to recall
: having heard that before...
: we had a speaker talk about "zero-point technologies utilizing the
: force/gravity symmetry". One of the practical applications, he said,
: would be "using spinning discs for levitation". I seem to recall
: having heard that before...
Does that MEAN that the FACT about HALF THE WORLD already being
DESTROYED by small NUCLEAR DEVICES is true too ? :-)
Dirk van Deun Ceterum censeo Redmond delendum
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