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  1. And who said space time cannot be bent this way? Cuz you just yell out loud? You make it sound like I am challenged or something = =. Next time you yell out something to disprove my saying you should really prove it first = =, I dunno if I ever wronged this forum. This is the block universe concept, sometimes I just find it hard to get through on this forum = =. https://interestingengineering.com/block-universe-theory-is-the-passing-of-time-an-illusion
  2. I just made several billion light years 0 unit. And how do you know it does not? Where is your proof?
  3. I am using length contraction to bend the space time in accordance to sphere eversion. Like how you fold the space time inward, length contraction. By the time it finishes the eversion, there would be a hole in space time that links to the past/future in the block universe. Is it only intuitive to me that I am the only one trying to bend space time based on this sphere eversion algoirthm = =? Using that energy built out of plasma to create a theoretical c^2 plugging into the Lorentz to create 0 distance.
  4. Well the problem is it is hard to punch a hole in the universe vs going beyond this universe. Because you cannot create a variable magnetic field to manipulate the plasma or I have not worked it out. I am deciding which is easier to do after checking out its possibilities = =. And if you are here I assume you are here to help me through the problem @@. P.S. 4 got it to work and I still have not figured out how they do it = =.
  5. 1. I am trying to pull a hole in space time with length contraction using energy. 2. Florpus(JK) 3. By falling through the hole that is created through sphere eversion, not the entire universe the energy would be pulled back they cannot go pass each other. 4. No 3 dimensions. 5. Why do you keep calling my posts nonsensical and blocking them = =? Well if I take my mass 104kg for E=mc^2 it would require an energy of. E=104*(3*10^8)^2 joules which is doable to generate @@. Then the universe would be of length zero to me.
  6. Is that the same as saying you cannot go beyond this universe? What lies in the distance of universe +1?
  7. Cool, two points. 1. If you can fall through the universe why can you not move past the current universe. At light speed if the length of the universe becomes 0, then what lies beyond the universe at length 1? Wouldn't that suffice as a time machine? 2. It is simple to create a sphere eversion pattern energy with laser on mid air, you just etch the design in mid air as a plasma, but it would require a 1km radius of such plasma. With the Argon gas confinement you could compress the gas at some 500 atm to crunch the whole design in maybe less than 10 meters but it becomes harder for the plasma energy gas to follow the eversion pattern as compared to a laser = =. I am still working out on that part but for a variable magnetic field to twist and turn the plasma gas to shape the design seems kind of hard = =, or am I missing something?
  8. I am not sure what happens when you contract the length of the universe to 0 when you reaches the speed of light rendering all distances from the lorentz length contraction to 0. That means moving pass this point would supposedly help you move past this universe to the next one. Does this make for a good time machine or should I go with sphere eversion method = = aka falling through the universe?
  9. This is a form of transdifferentiation and is not proven to work before it is revert back to the stem cell state. Normally to get muscle cell from white blood cell you would go. white blood cell->stem cell->muscle cell Transdifferentiation however, is more of a myth, not to let you down but I have not find anything about transdifferentiation in mammals besides eye retina cells.
  10. Can you kept adding more gas and it will get compressed along the way.
  11. Based on the video below a turn of 100 coils of copper wire is used to compress the conductive plasma at 50 amps. What would be the initial and final volume of the gas?
  12. It is like a leap of faith @@ Appreciate it, that seems like a fission, fusion realm to me
  13. Well alright, it appears in my computer so it is mine, just saying.
  14. Well I was kdding(non offensively). The real answer is I am trying to find an algorithm to get the amount of energy I need. If this answer is of importance to you @@? Yes but stars has pressure in their formation. I want to pressurize my plasma so it becomes dense.
  15. Something like star formation, the factor I need to add in is pressure. I was kidding, man you are too serious = =.
  16. Space jumping >.<. Is it possible to increase air pressure in a confined magnetic field?
  17. I am not sure I found it on Google when checking if plasma is paramagnetic @@, below quote from Wikipedia shows that plasma could be controlled by a magnetic field though. Magnetic confinement When heated to fusion temperatures, the electrons in atoms disassociate, resulting in a fluid of nuclei and electrons known as a plasma. Unlike electrically neutral atoms, a plasma is electrically conductive, and can, therefore, be manipulated by electrical or magnetic fields.[16]
  18. It is not in the paper, I am looking into plasma fusion reactor like Tokamak. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokamak Thought this can be applied to Argon plasma with magnetic confinement, just not the fusion part. Noted above
  19. I guess we need to contain it in a magnetic field coils. Argon gas is not paramagnetic but plasma is paramagnetic.
  20. Silly Strange always hiding something :D, I found the full article with a schematic of the experimental setup. Though they did not mention the material used for the chamber. http://epsppd.epfl.ch/Praha/WEB/98ICPP_W/C019PR.PDF
  21. Thanks for the calculation, appreciate it. You are missing three zeros, it is actually 10^13 joules. Conversion from KJ net three zeros.
  22. My fault, it is over meter cube as I checked just now. This is from an article. https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1143/JJAP.38.3712/pdf?fbclid=IwAR0DqxsXt7ZqCLMHI_Rxopgn2iujRPBLWk4w7PAu73uEjO8YPKTrbdR3B1Q This is on 150atm(150 times atmospheric pressure), which get 10^27 electrons per meter cube. Although I am yet to find an energy equation for plasma. Do I assume 1 ev for each electron, kindly give me an answer @@ thanks, (1 eV = 1.6 x 10-19 Joules)
  23. Introduction: As you know, Argon gas is an insulator used in the light bulb, but when it is given enough current it creates a chain reaction on the gas molecules and turns into Argon plasma like those inert gas globe shown below. This post is about theorizing the amount of energy/electron density you can generate from Argon gas. Observation: So I took a look at ICP listed below. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inductively_coupled_plasma It generates an electron density of 10^15 electrons per cm^3 using electromagnetic inductive process, but that is not enough energy for me, I am looking for 10^31 electrons per cm^3. To achieve this I will have to first compress the Argon gas to some multiples of the atmospheric pressure, I am thinking 5 atm. But I will need a container to do this, I am looking for a really strong type of glass that would withstand the pressure and the thermal energy that would be generated in this medium some 1 million kelvin. But at 5 atm it is just (10^15) * 5, it is not anywhere close to 10^31, and I am not even sure if you can light up the Argon plasma at this pressure. I am thinking of beaming a laser at this Argon gas pressurized in a glass medium and hopefully it would achieve the result of 10^31 electrons per cm^3. Like what Iron Man did here. If you are thinking of plasma fusion it generates an order of 10^21 electrons per meter^3, much less than the desire results. Although it is much more easily controlled through a magnetic field. So my question is. 1. How do you generate a 10^31 electrons per cm^3 of electron density from Argon gas? Let me know at what pressure(atm) and the way to light the plasma gas uniformly(wire spark vs laser). 2. What type of material could withstand the heat and pressure generated from 10^31 electrons per cm^3 density of Argon gas?
  24. Seriously? 63 views on Time Machine?
  25. With a 1200 tesla based on the field formula F=B^2/2u would generate a force of 5.7*10^11N/m^2 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromagnet
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