#blue hydrogen projects

[humblehydrogen]

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[nasa]

Launch Your Creativity with Space Crafts!

In honor of the completion of our Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope’s spacecraft — the vehicle that will maneuver the observatory to its place in space and enable it to function once there — we’re bringing you a space craft you can complete at home! Join us for a journey across the cosmos, starting right in your own pantry.

Stardust Slime

Ingredients:

1 5 oz. bottle clear glue

½ tablespoon baking soda

Food coloring

1 tablespoon contact lens solution

1 tablespoon glitter

Directions:

Pour the glue into a bowl.

Mix in the baking soda.

Add food coloring (we recommend blue, purple, black, or a combination).

Add contact lens solution and use your hands to work it through the slime. It will initially be very sticky! You can add a little extra contact lens solution to make it firmer and less goopy.

Add glitter a teaspoon at a time, using as much or as little as you like!

Did you know that most of your household ingredients are made of stardust? And so are you! Nearly every naturally occurring element was forged by living or dying stars.

Take the baking soda in this slime recipe, for example. It’s made up of sodium, hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen. The hydrogen was made during the big bang, right at the start of the universe. But the other three elements were created by dying stars. So when you show your friends your space-y slime, you can tell them it’s literally made of stardust!

Still feeling crafty? Try your hand at more pantry projects or these 3D and paper spacecraft models. If you’re eager for a more advanced space craft, check out these embroidery creations for inspiration! Or if you’re ready for a break, take a virtual tour of an interactive version of the Roman Space Telescope here.

Make sure to follow us on Tumblr for your regular dose of space!

[chemblrish]

Chemistry video recs!!

Okay so here's a new ~project~ of mine (we'll see how long I can stick to it whoops): every once in a while I want to make a compilation of cool chemistry videos. I also want to keep it strictly chemistry-related (as much as that's possible... and I don't promise to be totally objective lol*). I watch a lot of science videos in general, but the way I see it, chemistry just doesn't get enough hype. Physics and biology can fend for themselves, they're very popular. Chemistry is notoriously underappreciated and overlooked, and it makes me sad.

So! Here are some great chemistry videos I've watched recently.

Under 15 minutes:

How does evaporation REALLY work?

Making Singlet Oxygen

Technetium chemistry - synthesis of Lanthanide Pertechnetates - nuclear chemistry

Making table salt using sodium metal and chlorine gas

Making Chloroform

White Phosphorus - Explosions&Fire

Making fuming nitric acid

The End of Haber Bosch

NCl3: a terrifying yellow abomination

Making Prussian Blue

The experiment that revealed the atomic world: Brownian Motion

Chirality is Just Turtles All the Way Down

Over 15 minutes:

Chemist Breaks Down 22 Chemistry Scenes From Movies & TV

Hydrogen Peroxide: going all the way

Does cyanide actually smell like almonds?

Cosmic Chemistry with Kate the Chemist & Neil deGrasse Tyson

The Hidden Chemistry of Everything with Neil deGrasse Tyson and Kate the Chemist

How DO Molecules Store Energy?

applied quantum mechanics

A Chemist Explains the ENTIRE History of Atomic Theory (in 48 Minutes)

*for example, I consider some of thermodynamics to be chemistry-related, as well as some aspects of quantum mechanics. When I say I don't promise to objective, I mean I'll make rather liberal decisions on the intersection of sciences. And you can't stop me.

[whirligig-girl]

2379 March 19th

The air had a distinct chill to it by now, and Guz looked all around her as the sky took on an almost silvery cast. Gaps in the trees at the edge of the clearing acted as pinhole cameras, producing hundreds of little bright crescents onto the ground and onto the shuttlepod.

"I told you we'd be in the path of totality," Marta said, nudging Guz on the arm and pointing up at the sky. She tapped a button on her clear glass visor, and it suddenly became reflective and metallic. "Look at that. Any minute now." The Sun was now just a slim crescent, the Moon covering nearly all of it.

“Augh…” Guz said, rubbing her arms, “sorry I questioned your navigation skills.”

“Good,” Marta said.

"We have precisely three minutes and twelve seconds, by my count," Dyani said.

Guz had her telescope, a 5" catadioptric astrograph, set up on an equatorial mount, with a tunable Herschellian Wedge serving as a solar filter and heat rejection system. She was used to handholding her telescope, but with only three minutes of totality, she didn't want to take any chances. The holographic eyepiece she'd been using had dutifully captured full spectrum imagery of Sol and before the partial eclipse began she had tuned through the different visible wavelengths in the passthrough lens, allowing her, Marta, and Dyani to see prominences and filaments in Sol’s chromosphere, as well as detailed sunspots in its photosphere. Marta, having evolved around this especially hot star, could even make out the magnetically active plages in the deep-violet Calcium-K line, but Guz's eye lenses had a slight green-yellow tint which blocked far-violet, and Dyani's Vulcan eyes could barely even see blue--though she reported detail in the deep-red Hydrogen-Alpha view which astounded Marta and Guz. No matter--once the eclipse was over Guz would be able to process all of the spectral bands and find more appropriate wavelengths to display them in.

Guz was anxious, and she paced back and forth, shaking her wrists. They made an almost cartoonish literal slapping and sticking sound and she went, which was nice, because it was both tactile and auditory. She went back to the telescope, but she tripped on the tripod.

Guz emitted a gargling warbling sound which Marta was pretty sure was a mellanoid curse word, and she scrambled to fix the telescope’s alignment.

“AUGH!” she said “I messed up the polar alignment! It won’t track now…”

Marta stood up from her chair, and grabbed her canes. She walked up to Guz and put an arm on her shoulder. “Hey, Eaurp, don’t worry. The important thing isn’t the holos.”

“Actually the holos are incredibly important! I know you and Dyani are just here for fun, but I’m doing this for my Astro-251 class. I have to get these images!”

“Eaurp,” Dyani said. “It is unnecessary to fret. Professor Frederick made it clear that terrans have a long history of ‘eclipse madness’--”

“But I’m not a terran!”

“It is not a matter of the species, so much as the circumstance. As you are always so quick to remind us, Earth is the only known inhabited planet with a natural satellite that appears the same size as its parent star. The eclipses are rare and last only minutes,” Dyani said.

“Yeah girlie, you got the eclipse madness,” Marta said, “Just calm down for a minute. You’ll find a way to make up your project.”

Guz put her face in her hands, then looked up and began fiddling with her PADD to try and fix the alignment.

Guz tapped her combadge. "Cadet Guz's log, stardate 56212, continued. Terrans call it March 19th 2379. Local time is… 12:32. We are here in the Italian countryside, a minute away from totality, and I just bumped my telescope off of Sol. I have missed all three total eclipses that have occurred on Earth during my time here. This is my last year, and so my last shot. Everything has to go just right.”

“Forty seven seconds,” Dyani reported. Guz checked her chronometer. Dyani’s mental timing was ‘only’ two seconds off.

“Stop fiddling with that thing and just relax!” Marta said.

“NO! I HAVE TO SEE THE CORONA UP CLOSE!” Guz shouted, and she buried her eye into the holograph’s pass-through. “Ok! I see Sol and Luna!” Guz said. “This alignment will have to do…”

Guz watched as the last slivers of white sunlight disappeared. She looked up, and during that last moment, the entire world changed around her. She was standing in twilight, but with the sky orange all around her. She looked around. The animals were reacting wildly, with twitters and chirps and ribbiting from the local fauna, likely confused as to why the Sun went out in the middle of the day.

When Guz had first set foot on Earth, it was very literally an alien planet. But it still had blue skies, white clouds, deep blue seas, and green foliage (albeit much dryer and less sticky than she had been accustomed to).

The planet Guz was standing on right now was not Mellanus, not Italian Earth, and certainly not Luna--it was an entirely unique world, one which only existed for minutes at a time. Guz was standing on Planet Eclipse.

Guz looked up and shouted. “Hah! LOOK! LOOK AT THAT! THE CORONA!” 

Nothing could have prepared her for it. The corona was a silvery halo that extended from the apparent black hole in the sky in all directions, with concentrated hairlike filaments stringing out from reddish pink spots on the black circle’s limb. 

Before the eclipse, Sol had been white with a few dark specks and surrounded by darkness, but this thing was nearly its inverse: black, with a few tiny starlike dots inside of it, surrounded by a pale ghostly light. The Sun had disappeared, and something completely alien took its place. Intellectually, Guz knew that all stars--even Zwo-nmu--had coronae, but this was the first time she’d seen the corona with her own two eyes. She supposed it wouldn’t have to be the last--maybe next time she was in space she’d try to blot out the sun with her finger.

Guz could make out four starlike points, one to the left of the Sun, and three to the right. “Look! Look! There’s the other planets! The bright ones are Jupiter and Venus!”

She looked down and around again to see Marta sitting in the grass just staring up at the thing, her visor completely transparent. Dyani had taken her visor off entirely and stared, silently.

“WAIT! NO! The uh! The filter!” Guz said. She hadn’t remembered to remove the filter from her telescope. She scrambled back to the telescope, and twisted a dial on the Herschellian Wedge. The view through the passthrough eyepiece brightened up by 100,000 times and Guz actually saw the corona, magnified 50 times, in unfiltered, uncompressed detail. The detail was so delicate and intricate. Guz could now see the row of cilia-like prominences to the left, which Dyani had seen so easily before but which she and Marta had been unable to detect. In true color, Sol’s chromosphere was magenta, not the spectral red she had seen before in the H-alpha. As Guz’s eyes adjusted, she could even make out Luna’s city lights. She recognized Tycho City, and New Berlin immediately.

“Dyani, how much time do we have left?” Guz said.

After a moment, Dyani replied. “We should have another two minutes of totality left.”

Guz looked away from the eyepiece to get another look at the gaping hole in the sky where the Sun should be.

And then, in an instant, the corona disappeared entirely. A bead of intense white light bore into Guz’s retina, and she immediately flipped her visor down.

Guz’s hands shook. Then she slowly began to smile. “THAT WAS THE COOLEST THING I HAVE SEEN IN MY LIFE!” she shouted, and she began to jump up and down. Her hair went jiggly. Dyani looked at her with a blank stare, and Guz felt a little shy and stopped her celebrations. “I just can’t believe Mellanoids were robbed of this.”

“It is a remarkable celestial coincidence. The diurnal stellar eclipses visible on the T’khut-facing hemisphere of Vulcan do not capture the character of 40 Eridani A’s corona so completely, nor do they produce an atmosphere of such… eerie character.”

“Marta! Marta! Was it different to a Solar Eclipse on Luna?” Guz said, turning around.

Marta was still on the floor, rubbing her eyes, sobbing quietly to herself.

“Marta?” Guz said.

Marta reached out for a hand. Guz gave her a hand and pulled her up. Marta sniffled.

“Are you okay?” Guz said.

Marta just nodded. She didn’t look ok. Guz looked at Dyani, who just shrugged. Marta wiped her eyes again. Guz picked up Marta’s canes, and she walked back to her chair to take a seat.

Guz returned to her telescope. The herschel wedge had not been re-enabled. The holographic eyepiece was fried.

Guz stuttered a little. “Oh. Uh. Dyani. Um. There weren’t two minutes left.”

“What.”

“It was probably more like. Um. Two seconds. So the uh. The holograph is ruined.”

“Damn,” Dyani said.

“Haha. Yeah. Um. That coulda been my eye, haha…”

“Then it is fortunate you were not looking through the eyepiece at the end of totality.”

Guz checked her PADD to make sure the data was streamed properly to her recorder. When she was convinced that it was, she turned off the telescope and began packing it back up into the Class 2 Shuttlepod. By the time she finished, the sky had grown brighter; the air warmer. 

When she was done, she sat down on the grass next to Marta’s chair, and put her visor back on. Luna no longer covered so much of Sol.

“It was… I don’t even know how to describe it…” Marta said. “I mean I’ve… I’ve seen solar eclipses before. And they’re beautiful from Luna, don’t get me wrong. But it’s all so different when you’re on Earth.”

“It’s a shame I won’t ever have the chance to see a solar eclipse on the Moon,” Guz said. “Well, I mean, I have seen one, it’s just, when you’re on Earth, we call it a Lunar Eclipse.”

“I’ve even seen terran eclipses before,” Marta said. “They don’t look like anything special from all the way up there. Just a little dark spot going across Earth. When I was younger, I wondered what terrans were so hyped up about, you know? But I get it.”

“And! And!” Guz said. “IT’S SO COOL! THAT YOU GET TO SEE ECLIPSES HAPPEN AT ALL ON LUNA AND VULCAN!”

“Indeed,” Dyani said, “the air temperature does drop noticeably during stellar eclipses due to the reduction in insolation. It is cool shit.”

“Omen doesn’t do that! When Omen got close to Mellanus, it was a lot like Luna--but a lot brighter. But it never goes in front of Zwo-nmu!”

“Why?” Marta said.

“It is a simple consequence of Mellanus’ coorbital trajectory,” Dyani said.

“Closest thing we get to eclipses is when Cold Ember transits Zwo-nmu and if you have really good vision you can see it with just a dark visor as a little dot.”

“I remember going out in my EV suit after finishing an early morning delivery in Oceanus Procellarum one time when I was 13,” Marta said. “The Sun hadn’t risen, but off to the east I could see this faint gray glow. I turned off my suit lights and just stared at the glow, with everything else almost black, just lit a little by the crescent Earth. The milky way was out, but this gray glow was even brighter than it. I kept watching it, even as my suit began to get freezing cold, I sat down on a little boulder a few meters from my shuttle. As I waited; it must have been almost an hour, I saw just about a quarter of a silvery circular halo. I saw a tiny hint of magenta come over the mountain in the distance, and before I knew it, the world exploded into light as the Sun came up. I had the ghost image in my eye for an hour after that. Made getting home a little harder.”

“Wow,” Guz said.

“In principle, what we have just witnessed was a sunset and a sunrise on Luna, just much farther away,” Dyani said.

“A couple years later I saw my first solar eclipse--what Terrans call a Lunar eclipse--and I realized what that ghostly glow was. But even then, I couldn’t see the corona all at once. Earth blocked half of it at a time,” Marta said. “But still I figured that the whole landscape around you turning orange-red from all of Earth’s sunrises and sunsets shining on the Moon more than made up for seeing the corona all at once.”

“Does it?” Dyani asked.

“It’s different when you’re standing out in the open without a space suit. You’re not in this temperature-controlled little box. It all feels… so much more real. The Sun shining right on my face, the air gets real chilly…”

“Is that why you were having an emotional reaction?” Dyani said.

“What? No. Not quite,” Marta said. “I dunno. Maybe. But I just realized, during totality, that that wasn’t just a big bite taken out of the Sun. That’s my home up there. I’ve seen it from space hundreds of times. But never like that.”

“Yeah…” Guz said.

“The Nevasan eclipses visible on Vulcan are similar to a Solar eclipse as viewed from Luna,” Dyani said. “Except the partial phase lasts minutes and the total phase lasts over an hour. It is essentially a brief second night time. 40 Eridani A’s corona is not visible for much of the eclipse.”

“My only other chance to see any eclipses was when I was doing survival training on Andoria, but they had us on Andoria’s far side and the one solar eclipse we would have seen due to an occultation by an outer moon, we were stuck inside the ice caves. Apparently Andorians don’t consider solar eclipses worth interrupting work for. Plus, 40 Eridani B is a white dwarf, so it’s not like its corona is actually visible. Also--you know how our shadows got weirdly sharp in the last minutes before totality? It’s like that all the time on Andoria. So at least there’s that.”

Guz looked down at the ground, then back up at the slowly brightening crescent Sun, and then at the dirt below her feet. The leaves of the trees still projected crescent-shaped images on the ground. Guz held her hair out, and bubbled it up, wondering if the green-tinted caustics cast on the ground would behave similarly.

“It was certainly one hell of an expedition to close out our senior years,” Dyani said.

“There she goes with the colorful language again,” Marta muttered.

“Perhaps you should speak up so Eaurp can hear you,” Dyani said.

They were arguing again. Guz didn’t think Dyani liked her very much, but she definitely didn’t seem to get along with Marta. “Thanks for coming out to Italy with me for this,” Guz said.

“Yeah,” Marta said. “It was… an adventure.”

“The Italian peninsula is home to many interesting historical sites. Perhaps we should visit some of them,” Dyani said. “For example, the fallen tower of Pisa.”

“Touristy nonsense, it’s just a field full of a bunch of people pretending to try to lift it back upright,” Marta said.

“I wanted to see it. Anyway we should probably start with finding any town, since our shuttlepod isn’t flying any time soon,” Guz said.

Marta gave Dyani some side-eye.

“That was not my fault,” Dyani said.

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And yes, there really will be a total solar eclipse visible in Afroeurasia on March 19th, 2379 (at about 12:30 in Italy.)

Marta Martinez and Dyani were two of Guz's classmates at Starfleet Academy. In fact, Dyani was Guz's roommate. Dyani is @raydrawsdaly's OC. Marta and Guz are my OCs.

[thatdykepunkslut]

Saw that post about the WOW! signal going around and how it "proves" aliens exist.

Well... no it doesn't, because there's a cosmological explanation now.

TL:DR, new research says the WOW! signal may have been a neutron star flare-up that lit up a cloud of hydrogen gas, creating the right frequency band with the right intensity for the right length of time. Every notable aspect of the signal is explained by this theory, intensity, frequency band, timing, location, blue shift, lack of repetition, lack of AM data.

I do not doubt that there is life out there in the universe, potentially even sapient life comparable to our own! However, I think it's extremely unlikely that any has existed long enough or close enough for their signals to have reached us yet; assuming they are even broadcasting powerfully enough in the first place (or at all).

[patamon]

tagged by @komawo THANK YOU SM, I am soooo honoured to be included and I’m so sorry for the delays!!!! And omg of course you fit into the Tumblr community, I can’t believe you would even question this! 

hot or cold shower: hot shower, my self-care practice is to drench myself in a hot shower and question all my choices in life

texting or calling: calling, so I think working from home has really soured my attitude towards texting or any text-related form of communication like emails, chats, etc...I can’t begin to tally the time and energy wasted on the back-and-forths, the typos, the waiting for people to respond, the misinterpretations and misunderstandings, the passive aggressive tension...like honestly, just press the little phone icon on MS Teams and we can resolve this 3-day email chain in 10-minutes, it’s not that hard.

earbuds or headphones: earbuds, got my first Air Pods this year and I’m not going back!!! If you have an iPhone, nothing will make more sense than Air Pods, I promise you.

paperback or hardcover: paperback, there’s something very nostalgic about the feel of a paperback book in my hand. It takes me back to a simpler and more innocent time, where all your life’s toughest questions could be answered in a satisfying concluding chapter of the book you’ve been working through.

More below the cut (because this got kinda long lol)...

matte or gel: I have no idea what this is referring to but my mind went to nails…like gel nails or the….other type idk. So my answer is idk...

12 hr clock or 24 hr clock: 12 hour, 24-hour clock is too complicated for my brain

blue or green: blue, favourite colour 💙 Only reason why I picked Team Mystic in PoGo

sunsets or sunrises: I wish I could say both but am I ever up to actually see a sunrise? 🤣

tulips or orchids: orchids, I grew up with orchids all around me. Even now, there are orchids everywhere in our abode because my mother loves tending to them. It’s actually kinda cute to see her tend to her hobby.

candle light or moonlight: moonlight 🌝 not only is moonlight prettier, but it doesn’t stoke my anxiety and give me constant fear that everything in my home would be burned down lol

sci-fi or horror: sci-fi, me and my anxiety cannot handle horror anything, nope.

pen or pencil: pen, I WANT TO MARK THAT SHIT DOWN IN PERMANENCE! Plus, I love Muji pens

pandas or koalas: pandas, #teambamboo

gold or silver: gold, it pops more when I incorporate gold into any projects I’m working on, silver kinda blends into the background, unless I’m using a dark background but I rare use dark backgrounds.

sneakers or boots: sneakers, comfy and practical 😊

denim or leather jacket: neither because they’re both uncomfortable, but out of the two, I would say denim

pink or purple: pink, esp pastel pink

choco or sour candy: sour candy, I used to hate sour, but the older I get, the more I crave sour things. I don’t know what that means…am I Hydrogen ion deficient or something?

deodorant or perfume: perfume, deodorant makes my skin feel all weird. Maybe I’m allergic

drive-in theater or cinema: cinema, I do miss going to the movies. I haven’t been as often since COVID lockdown and would really like to go back on a regular basis. Also, I’ve never been to a drive-in theatre but imagine it would be too distracting with everything around me. I really want to immerse myself in the movie….that’s why I enjoy going to the cinema a lot

pastel blue or earth tones: pastel blue, favourite colour pt. 2 💙 💙

lemonade or fruit juice: lemonade, goes back to my sour thing

past or future: As cliché as it sounds, I do try my best to live in the present so…neither?

Tagging @tangledupblue, @digitalworldbound, @reliablejoukido, @sluggybasson107, @places-people, @ri-ships-takari, @stoppingtosmelltheflowers, @ahiddenpath, @tohjofalls, @animegenork

and anyone else who wants to do this!

[thecruxarm-personal-blog]

Introducing: the Grape Fungus!!!! :D

(Creative name, I know

The Grape Fungus, which I have informally named after all the purple "sacs" that it grows, is a species which holds a deeply symbiotic relationship with the Dome Trees, which I posted about earlier today :]

Regarding this symbiotic relationship between the Grape Fungus and the Dome Tree, the Dome Tree provides shelter and an overabundance of nutrients for the comparatively much smaller Grape Fungus, who in turn offer carbon for the tree to absorb; with carbon being an especially valued resource by all plants on this planet during this time period, due to the very low CO2 levels.

More onto the physical biology of these fellas, the Grape Fungus are composed mainly of mycellium, which of course anchors it to the ground and allows for the fungus to absorb nutrients from the Dome Tree, and of these purple sacks which contain and process the various nutrients present innthe Dome Tree's xylem and phloem in order to grow its own body. The membranes of these sacks are externally composed of carbon (though the interior of the sac membrane is formed out of other elements which do not react with any of the tree's biochemicals).

It should also be noted that lots of oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen are inside the xylem and phloem of the Dome Tree, as having elements which bond with carbon so easily is very benefitial due to the tree's heavy reliance on the element. The high presence of these three elements is also what gives the sacs of the Grape Fungus its purple colour (with hydrogen being white, oxygen being red and nitrogen being blue).

The Grape Fungus also reproduce via their sacks "exploding" - when this happens, their spores are dispersed nearby, although the Grape Fungus does not grow outside the safety of the shade provided by the Dome Tree. When the sacs explode, the leftover nutrients not used up by the fungus and the carbon in the membranes of the sacs are absorbed by the Dome Tree. Since the carbon in the sacs membranes of the Grape Fungus is not recycled biomass from the Dome Tree, this means the tree actually gains more carbon compared to the amount of nutrients absorbed by the fungus. The Dome Tree is also too large for the fungus to actually weaken it to any substantial extent by leeching off of its nutrients.

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That's another species out of the way :D

I'm not super experienced yet in designing alien organisms and all of that business, so theres probably at least a few mistakes or holes in my logic regarding the Grape Fungus and Dome Tree regarding their biology or the way their symbiosis works, but if i do ever or already have gotten anything wrong, by all means feel free to point it out to me :D im very willing to rework any stuff i do for this project if its not super realistic

[exit-babylon]

(American) War Department

CIA’s Directorate for Science and Technology Which gathers information with promise for scientific and technological developments which present a superiority advantage for, or a threat against, the National Security, [also contains the “Weird Desk”, which centrally processes intelligence about UFOs and ETs and their interaction with Earth], current Deputy Director of Central Intelligence for Science and Technology is Ron Pandolfi.

Strategic Defense Initiative Office (SDIO) Ballistic Missile Defense Org. (BMDO)

Which coordinates research, development and deployment of Star Wars electromagnetic pulse, killer laser, particle beam, plasmoid, and other advanced technology aerospace weapons.

Department of Energy (DOE) which, besides its cover story of researching cleaner-burning coal and gasoline and more solar power, is principally involved in research and development of: more specialized nuclear weapons; compact, self-sustaining, fusion powered, particle and wave weapons, including electromagnetic pulse, gravitational/anti-gravitational, laser, particle beam and plasmoid applied weapons research; high energy invisibility “cloaking” technology, etc.

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories Sandia National Laboratories-West (SNL-W)

Which are involved in nuclear warhead “refinements”, development of new transuranic elements for weapons and energy applications, development of anti-matter weapons (the Teller Bomb: 10,000 times the force of a hydrogen bomb), laser/maser technology applications, and, reportedly, successful teleportation experiments, among other projects, at this Russian nicknamed “City of Death”), Livermore, CA.

Idaho National Engineering Laboratories (INEL), which houses numerous underground facilities in an immense desert installations complex larger than Rhode Island, has security provided by its own secret Navy Base, is involved in nuclear, high energy electromagnetic, and other research, and includes Argonne National Laboratory, West), Arco, ID

Sandia National Laboratories (SNL) Phillips Air Force Laboratory Which are sequestered on Kirtland Air Force Base/Sandia Military Reservation, and conduct the translation of theoretical and experimental nuclear and Star Wars weapons research done at Los Alamos and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories into practical, working weapons), Albuquerque, NM.

Tonopah Test Range SNL’s DOE weapons testing facility for operationally testing Star Wars weapons in realistic target situations, and is adjacent to classified stealth and cloaked aerospace craft and United States-UFO bases at the Groom Lake [USAF/DOE/CIA] Base [Area 51] and Papoose Lake Base [S-4]), Nevada Test Site/Nellis AFB Range, Tonopah, NV.

Haystack (Buttes) USAF Laboratory, Edwards AFB, CA A 30 levels deep, extreme security facility reportedly engaged in alien technology retro-engineering.

Los Alamos National Laboratories The premiere research lab for nuclear, subatomic particle, high magnetic field, exometallurgical, exobiological and other exotic technologies research, Los Alamos County, NM.

Area 51/Groom Lake (USAF/DOE/CIA) Base) and S-4 (Papoose Lake Base) Ultra-secure “non-existent” deployment bases where extremely classified aerospace vehicles are tested and operationally flown, including the Aurora hypersonic spyplane, the Black Manta [TR-3A] stealth fighter follow-on to the F-117A, the Pumpkinseed hyper-speed unmanned aerospace reconnaissance vehicle, and several variants of anti-gravitational craft (U.S.-UFOs).

U.S. Special Forces Command Hurlburt Field, Mary Esther, Fl, along with its Western U.S. Headquarters, Special Forces Command, Beale AFB, Marysville, CA, coordinating:

U.S. Army ‘Delta’ Forces (Green Berets) U.S. Navy SEALs (Black Berets), Coronado, CA. USAF Blue Light (Red Berets) Strike Force

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), which coordinates the application of latest scientific findings to the development of new generations of weapons.

The Jason Group Elite weapons application scientists, developing cutting-edge science weapons for DARPA, and operating under the cover of the Mitre Corporation.

Aquarius Group UFO technology application scientists, reportedly working under the guidance of the Dolphin Society, an elite group of scientists privy to extremely classified science and technology findings.

Defense Science Board Which serves as the Defense Department’s intermediary between weapons needs and the physical sciences.

Defense Nuclear Agency Currently concentrating on fusion powered, high energy particle beam, X-ray laser, and EM forcefield weapons development and deployment.

U.S. Space Command Space War Headquarters for operating “the next war, which will be fought and won in space”, Falcon AFB, CO.

North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD), operating the nuclear survivable space surveillance and war command center deep inside Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs, CO.

Air Force Office of Space Systems Which coordinates the development of future technology for operating and fighting in space.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), which operates covert space defense, ET research, and space weapons compartments, in addition to manned Shuttle and unmanned scientific satellite launches.

NASA’s Ames Research Center Which conducts the SETI (Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence) Project, Exobiology (alien life forms) Division, and “Human Factors” (PSY-Warfare) Division), Sunnyvale, CA.

Project Cold Empire SDI weapons research – Classified

Project Snowbird Pseudo-UFO’s used as misinformation.

Project Aquarius UFO research – Classified

Project MILSTAR Development and deployment of WW III [space war] command, control, communication and intelligence satellites.

Project Tacit Rainbow Stealth drones/pseudo-UFO’s.

Project Timberwind Nuclear powered space vehicles.

Project Code EVA Space walk based technology.

Project Cobra Mist SDI energy -beam (plasmoid?) weapon research.

Project Cold Witness SDI weapons – Classified

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At the risk of sounding like an insufferable know-it-all (and just in case you don't wanna go through the entire article):

Chewing gum is mostly indigestable and passes through the body at the same rate as any other matter

Veins appear blue due to a combination of subsurface scattering of light through the skin and the human colour perception. Blood is always red, however medical diagramms usually use blue to differenciate veins (which lead towards the heart) from arteries (which lead away from the heart and are coloured red)

Fossil fuels are mostly formed from leftover algae and plants that were burried under certain conditions

Rice, yeast and Alka-Seltzer are rarely fatal to birds, however they do receive very little nutrition from it, so a diet high on bread will cause malnutrition. Also, if the bread is stale they might get a lung disease from it. So better feed them something else

Mice prefer sweet food like fruits over cheese

Carrots only help with your vision if you have a vitamin A deficiency (and even then just bring you back to a more normal level)

Cleopatra has an impressively long Wikipedia entry that I won't try to summarize (unfortunately the German version at least seems to include the idea of her as a seductress, so maybe you should also use other sources as well for this one)

Bulls are enraged by the perceived threat that is the bullfighter. They can't even see red

Corsets are more or less a predecessor to bras and when worn correctly shouldn't hurt the wearer

The wording of the OP for the glass thing was very confusing to me until I read the Wikipedia thing: yes, when melted glass is a slow-moving liquid. However at roomtemperature glass is solid and if windows are uneven then that's because the were not well-made, not because they slowly melt down like a bloody candle

Tomato juice only "works" against skunk smell for human noses because basically the nose is so overwhelmed at that point that it just gives up. For dogs it is recommended to use a mixture of dilute hydrogen peroxide (3%), baking soda and dishwashing liquid

As is probably no surprise, Einstein was great at Maths and Science

Studies only show a correlation between drinking alcohol and drowning, but not between eating and stomach cramps or eating and drowning

Cracking one's knuckles doesn't cause osteoarthritis

There's no evidence that Iron Maidens were even invented in the Middle Ages, let alone used for torture. They were probably pieced together in the 18th century as a spectacle for commercial exhibitions

The inner core of earth is solid metal, the outer core is liquid metal

I'm gonna be honest, as someone who's not from the US I have no idea about "the myth of thanksgiving" so I'll pass on that one

All bat species are capable of sight and some even have excellent night vision

Diamonds are formed much deeper underground than coal and mostly predate the plants coal is formed out of

Each part of the moon gets about the same amount of sunlight

The sun emits white light that earth's atmosphere breaks down, making the sun look yellow (or red-orange when near the horizon)

Lightning will often strike the same place multiple times, especially if said place is very prominent and/or highly conductive

Columbus reached various American islands and mainland South America, but never mainland North America

Medieval scholars did not believe the earth to be flat (I'd like to point out that that means specifically educated folks; I'm not sure the same could be said about the entire population seeing as many had only the most basic education necessary for their job)

Piranhas only attack humans when they feel threatened and even then stick to biting your hands or feet, not trying to eat you. In fact, they're not even carnivores but omnivores

Goldfish have a memory span of several months

Porcupines can detach their quills and will back into attackers to impale them, but the quills do not project

Since we're on tumblr I'll just say Spider George. (But fr: humans make noises while asleep which warns the spider to not get close, plus usually humans wake up when there's a spider on their face)

Wolves howl to communicate

Depending on who you ask, humans have up to 20 senses (though a lot of the ones listed to me just seem like a smaller part of touch)

Muscle soreness is thought to be due to microtrauma from unaccustumed or strenuous exercise

The bacterium that causes tetanus likes the same dirty environments that promote metal rusting. (So you probably still should be carefull around rusty metal)

I'm looking back at random things I was taught as a kid by various adults and media and. did nobody bother to factcheck anything? was that just not an option or

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The global Blue Ammonia Market is projected to grow from USD 78 million in 2023 to USD 7,664 million by 2030, at a CAGR of 62.3% according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™. Blue ammonia is a type of ammonia that is produced using natural gas as a feedstock, but with the carbon dioxide emissions from the production process captured and stored. This makes blue ammonia a lower-carbon alternative to traditional ammonia production, which releases large amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. Growing focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and increasing efforts toward empowering hydrogen economy will drive the demand for blue ammonia market.

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Clean Hydrogen Production Technology Market Projected to Reach $14.8B by 2033, Growing from $4.5B in 2023 with 12.1% CAGR

Clean Hydrogen Production Tech Market : Clean hydrogen production technologies are at the forefront of global efforts to transition to a low-carbon economy. With methods such as electrolysis powered by renewable energy and advancements in methane pyrolysis, the industry is moving closer to achieving scalable and cost-effective solutions. Hydrogen produced without greenhouse gas emissions holds immense potential for decarbonizing critical sectors, including transportation, heavy industry, and energy storage. Governments and private stakeholders worldwide are heavily investing in R&D, scaling production facilities, and establishing green hydrogen hubs to meet the rising demand.

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The impact of clean hydrogen extends beyond environmental benefits. As a versatile energy carrier, hydrogen is key to energy resilience, bridging gaps between renewable energy supply and demand. Innovations in technologies like solid oxide electrolyzers and carbon capture integrated with blue hydrogen production are accelerating adoption across industries. This evolution not only addresses climate goals but also opens pathways for job creation and economic growth in emerging green markets. With international collaborations driving infrastructure and policy support, clean hydrogen is poised to reshape the global energy landscape.

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Jodhpur, 27th Oct. Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar addressed students at the 10th convocation of IIT Jodhpur, highlighting that foreign languages should not be an “unbreachable barrier” for those studying sciences, medicine, and technology. Praising IIT Jodhpur for being the first Indian institution to offer engineering courses in regional languages, he underscored the importance of embracing a “harmonious blend of gyaan (knowledge) and vigyan (science).” Under the National Education Policy (NEP), Dhankhar noted that students are now encouraged to pursue diverse, non-traditional academic combinations, with the aim of nurturing versatile problem solvers prepared for interdisciplinary challenges. Focusing on India’s digital and economic progress, Dhankhar emphasized that India has set a global template in digital payments, with Unified Payments Interface (UPI) processing an average of 466 million transactions daily. He also highlighted India’s emergence as the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem, which he noted now reaches well beyond major cities into smaller towns and institutions like IIT Jodhpur, where over 300 startups are currently incubated. Dhankhar further spoke of India’s ambitions to break the middle-income trap by the centennial of India’s independence in 2047. He projected an eightfold increase in per capita income as achievable, alongside creating high-value employment opportunities that will contribute to the nation’s overall economic growth. On the international front, Dhankhar recognized the trend of “friendshoring,” as global partners seek to anchor their supply chains in India, signaling confidence in India’s economic landscape. Expanding on India’s space and blue economy sectors, Dhankhar highlighted the potential of Green Hydrogen and space exploration, aiming for an exponential increase in India’s space economy by 2030. He encouraged the nation’s youth to overcome pessimism and leverage their strengths to power a prosperous and self-reliant India. Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Dr. Ram Madhav, IIT Jodhpur’s board chairman A.S. Kiran Kumar, and the institute’s director Prof. Avinash Kumar Agarwal were also in attendance. The post “Language Should Not Block Access to Science and Tech,” says VP Dhankhar appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Jodhpur, 27th Oct. Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar addressed students at the 10th convocation of IIT Jodhpur, highlighting that foreign languages should not be an “unbreachable barrier” for those studying sciences, medicine, and technology. Praising IIT Jodhpur for being the first Indian institution to offer engineering courses in regional languages, he underscored the importance of embracing a “harmonious blend of gyaan (knowledge) and vigyan (science).” Under the National Education Policy (NEP), Dhankhar noted that students are now encouraged to pursue diverse, non-traditional academic combinations, with the aim of nurturing versatile problem solvers prepared for interdisciplinary challenges. Focusing on India’s digital and economic progress, Dhankhar emphasized that India has set a global template in digital payments, with Unified Payments Interface (UPI) processing an average of 466 million transactions daily. He also highlighted India’s emergence as the world’s third-largest startup ecosystem, which he noted now reaches well beyond major cities into smaller towns and institutions like IIT Jodhpur, where over 300 startups are currently incubated. Dhankhar further spoke of India’s ambitions to break the middle-income trap by the centennial of India’s independence in 2047. He projected an eightfold increase in per capita income as achievable, alongside creating high-value employment opportunities that will contribute to the nation’s overall economic growth. On the international front, Dhankhar recognized the trend of “friendshoring,” as global partners seek to anchor their supply chains in India, signaling confidence in India’s economic landscape. Expanding on India’s space and blue economy sectors, Dhankhar highlighted the potential of Green Hydrogen and space exploration, aiming for an exponential increase in India’s space economy by 2030. He encouraged the nation’s youth to overcome pessimism and leverage their strengths to power a prosperous and self-reliant India. Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Dr. Ram Madhav, IIT Jodhpur’s board chairman A.S. Kiran Kumar, and the institute’s director Prof. Avinash Kumar Agarwal were also in attendance. The post “Language Should Not Block Access to Science and Tech,” says VP Dhankhar appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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The Hydrogen Hubs Market size is projected to grow from USD 1.9 billion in 2023 to USD 6.3 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of 18.7 % from 2023 to 2030. The market for hydrogen hubs and on-site infrastructure is poised for a positive growth outlook in the period spanning 2023 to 2030. This optimistic trajectory is underpinned by several key factors. First and foremost, increased global emphasis on decarbonization and the transition to clean energy sources propels the demand for hydrogen as a versatile and low-carbon fuel. Government initiatives and ambitious climate targets further drive investments in hydrogen-related projects, fostering a conducive regulatory environment.

The growing focus on green and blue hydrogen production methods, coupled with advancements in technology, enhances the efficiency and competitiveness of green hydrogen hubs. As industries recognize the pivotal role of hydrogen in achieving sustainability goals, there is a surge in on-site infrastructure development, ensuring a reliable supply chain. The anticipated expansion of applications, ranging from transportation to industrial processes, reinforces the positive growth trajectory for hydrogen hubs and on-site infrastructure, marking a transformative period in the global energy landscape.

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Challenges and Future Outlook of Green Hydrogen Projects in India

Green hydrogen projects in India hold immense potential for transforming the country’s energy landscape and addressing climate change. However, there are several challenges that need to be addressed for these projects to reach their full potential. Here’s an overview of the key challenges and the future outlook for green hydrogen projects in India:

Challenges

High Production Costs

Currently, green hydrogen production is more expensive compared to hydrogen produced from fossil fuels (grey hydrogen) or from natural gas with carbon capture (blue hydrogen). The high costs are primarily due to the expense of electrolysers and renewable energy infrastructure.

Challenge: The high production costs can make green hydrogen less competitive in the short term, potentially slowing its adoption and scalability.

Infrastructure Development

Building the necessary infrastructure for hydrogen production, storage, and distribution requires significant investment and planning. This includes developing electrolysis facilities, hydrogen pipelines, storage systems, and refueling stations.

Challenge: The lack of existing infrastructure and the high costs associated with developing new infrastructure can be a significant barrier to the widespread adoption of green hydrogen.

Energy Source Integration

To produce green hydrogen, the electricity used in electrolysis must come from renewable sources. Integrating this electricity with the grid and managing its intermittent nature can be challenging.

Challenge: Ensuring a stable and reliable supply of renewable energy for hydrogen production requires advancements in energy storage and grid management technologies.

Technological Maturity

While green hydrogen technology is advancing, some components, such as electrolysers and hydrogen storage solutions, are still developing. The technology needs to be further refined and scaled up to improve efficiency and reduce costs.

Challenge: The need for continued research and development to advance hydrogen technology can slow down the pace of deployment and increase costs.

Policy and Regulatory Framework

A clear and supportive policy and regulatory framework is essential for the growth of green hydrogen projects. Inconsistent policies, lack of incentives, and regulatory uncertainties can hinder investment and development.

Challenge: Developing and implementing a comprehensive policy framework that supports green hydrogen projects is crucial for creating a favorable environment for growth.

Public Awareness and Acceptance

Green hydrogen is a relatively new concept, and there may be limited public awareness and understanding of its benefits and applications. Building public acceptance and awareness is important for fostering support for hydrogen initiatives.

Challenge: Educating stakeholders and the general public about the benefits and uses of green hydrogen is necessary to build support and encourage adoption.

Resource Availability

India has significant renewable energy potential, but the availability of suitable land and resources for large-scale solar and wind farms can be limited in certain regions.

Challenge: Securing appropriate sites for renewable energy projects and ensuring resource availability are important for supporting green hydrogen production.

Future Outlook

Despite these challenges, the future of green hydrogen projects in India looks promising, with several positive trends and developments:

Government Support and Initiatives

The Indian government is actively supporting the development of green hydrogen through initiatives like the National Hydrogen Mission, which aims to promote green hydrogen production and utilization. Policies and incentives are being designed to boost investment and innovation in this sector.

Outlook: Continued government support and favorable policies will be critical in driving the growth of green hydrogen projects and reducing costs.

Technological Advancements

Ongoing research and development efforts are likely to lead to advancements in hydrogen production, storage, and utilization technologies. Innovations in electrolysers, energy storage, and hydrogen fuel cells will contribute to lowering costs and improving efficiency.

Outlook: Technological advancements will play a key role in making green hydrogen more competitive and scalable, facilitating its wider adoption.

Investment and Collaboration

Increasing interest from domestic and international investors, as well as partnerships between public and private sectors, will help accelerate the development of green hydrogen projects. Collaborative efforts can drive innovation and reduce costs.

Outlook: Greater investment and collaboration will support the scaling up of green hydrogen projects and contribute to the growth of a hydrogen economy in India.

Infrastructure Development

Efforts are underway to develop the necessary infrastructure for hydrogen production, storage, and distribution. Projects are being planned and implemented to build hydrogen refueling stations, pipelines, and storage facilities.

Outlook: As infrastructure develops and expands, it will support the widespread deployment and utilization of green hydrogen across various sectors.

Global Leadership and Market Opportunities

India’s focus on green hydrogen positions it as a potential global leader in the hydrogen economy. By leveraging its renewable energy resources and technological capabilities, India can tap into international markets and collaborate on global hydrogen initiatives.

Outlook: India has the opportunity to become a key player in the global hydrogen market, contributing to international climate goals and advancing clean energy solutions.

Job Creation and Economic Growth

The growth of green hydrogen projects will create new job opportunities and stimulate economic development in related sectors. This includes roles in manufacturing, research and development, infrastructure, and operations.

Outlook: Green hydrogen projects have the potential to drive economic growth and create a new industry with significant employment opportunities.

Conclusion

Green hydrogen projects in India face several challenges, including high production costs, infrastructure development, and technological maturity. However, with strong government support, ongoing technological advancements, increasing investment, and international collaboration, the future outlook for green hydrogen in India is promising. By addressing these challenges and leveraging its renewable energy potential, India can play a leading role in the global transition to a sustainable energy future and establish itself as a key player in the green hydrogen economy.