Month: September 2022

BACTERIAL SUPERPOSITION. "Here we propose a straightforward method to create quantum superposition states of a living microorganism by putting a small bacterium on top of an electromechanical oscillator. Quantum superposition and teleportation of its center-of-mass motion state can be realized with the help of superconducting microwave circuits." https://lnkd.in/eC_GWVa View in LinkedIn

PETRI DISH CITY, New Mexico. "The $1 billion city that nobody calls home." https://lnkd.in/eazK2ng View in LinkedIn

TIME DILATION. "It is quite surprising that gravity can play any role in quantum mechanics. Gravity is usually studied on astronomical scales, but it seems that it also alters the quantum nature of the smallest particles on Earth". https://lnkd.in/eKpZF_Y View in LinkedIn

STEPHEN HAWKING on time dilation. https://lnkd.in/eGTbs3G View in LinkedIn

GRAVITONS. "Showing that gravitons exist would help scientists who have long sought to develop a "theory of everything" that can describe the workings of the cosmos in its entirety. Currently, they use the theory of quantum mechanics to explain the universe at its tiniest level, and the theory of general relativity to explain the universe at its largest level." https://lnkd.in/eNxNBsF View in LinkedIn

"ANTIGRAVITY arising from matter-antimatter repulsion might have deep implications on current scientific theories. One of the key issues in cosmology is why the universe is composed of matter and not antimatter." https://lnkd.in/eF_6Esd View in LinkedIn

COSMIC GLUE. "The gravity particle is the glue that shapes and defines the basic common particles of the atom. The overflow of the gravity subatomic particle, an exchange between the basic forms of the nucleus is the foundation of all cosmic, planetary and stellar gravitational fields." https://lnkd.in/eW2zV2T View in LinkedIn

MODERN QUANTUM PHYSICS reminds us how little we understand about the simplest of things in our universe, including time, gravity, and space. View in LinkedIn

REALITY may be radically different from how we have seen it for hundreds of years, with parallel universes, worm holes through time, curved space, and antimatter particles for each matter particle. It is on this backdrop that biological molecules operate. View in LinkedIn

FRAGMENT IN NATURE continues with structured water. The unusual chemical and physical properties of water make it unusually suited as the universal and predominant component of biomolecules. Living organisms are 75-80% water, and far from being a passive solvent, biomolecules have evolved to intimately interact with water molecules. View in LinkedIn