Deep-tech physics research: what the textbooks skip
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The Engineer Who Packed 100 Billion Electrons Into a Speck of Dust
Kenneth Shoulders, a pioneer of chip-making, reported electron clusters that should have exploded instantly. His own measurements put the count at two million.
Shuffle across a carpet in socks and touch a doorknob. The little spark is elec...
The Cold Fusion Conference that will Change the World
I’m writing this on the journey back from Niagara Falls to Germany. I had a great week at the 27th International Conference on Condensed Matter Nuclear Science.
It’s where scientists from all around the world gather to discuss Cold Fusion....
When the Field Is Zero and the Physics Happens Anyway
A winding that chases its own tail, held cold. Cancel the magnetic field outside a coil like this and the vector potential outside does not cancel with it. That is the whole of how the device further down pushes a voltage through a supercon...
Two Force Laws Nobody Can Tell Apart
Two copper rods laid end to end in a channel of mercury, before and during. Run four hundred and fifty amps through the pair and they push each other apart along the line of the current. That push is the one the textbook force law says does...
The Experiments Physics Trained Itself to Ignore
On March 23, 1989, two chemists stood in front of cameras in Salt Lake City and said a glass jar on their bench was making more heat than chemistry could explain. Not a reactor. Not a laser array. A jar of heavy water with a palladium rod i...
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PhD engineer. I found something in my lab that textbook physics can't explain, so I built a research lab. Sharing my 12+ years of writing and experimenting.
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