Russ Gries & Raymond Aschheim - 3D Printing the Hypothetical Substructure of Spacetime

[@QuantumGravityResearch]

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[@QuantumGravityResearch]

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[@rikimitchell916]

Russ you're part of the QGR...Awesome ...and all the parts come together..followed you for YEARS!! Dang

[@MaillonRecordz]

Dude this guy makes cool stuff. Keep up the good work.

[@corazonperformingarts3513]

If anyone does a 3D print of this, I want to see it...so post it here:) Here is Russ's link with all kinds of very thorough info to support your adventure with your 3D printing challenge:) www.thingiverse.com/thing:2313909

[@theroman6894]

The world needs more smart minds like yours. Nice job!

[@onepoint22]

and now for rubik's quasicrystalline spin network...

[@BrianTaylor-AlwaysInTao]

Use a circuit pen to cover every surface and see if it has any useful electrical properties

[@corazonperformingarts3513]

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[@E11Triplee11]

SPACE FORCE sign this guy up!

[@CAAU]

Fascinating! It is possible to find out how to get one of those quasi-criystal?

[@deadscenerecords]

Alleged Subsctructure of Spacetime, if you please.

[@davidjaku]

ha this is the second time you've reminded me of that and I agree completely :)

[@deadscenerecords]

A given to discerning people, I would say. With all the pseudo science running amok on YT, I think credible sources have a duty to state the facts explicitly in order to help frame the conversation properly. Usually QGR does a good job of this, particularly in the wording of presentations. I'm glad the title of this video now includes the word Hypothetical.

[@davidjaku]

Yes I added it as soon as you made your comment. Titling the video has nothing to do with QGR, it's just me the video-maker :)

[@corazonperformingarts3513]

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[@oukid2633]

using fdm to print complex structures good meme. You could have easily done that in an sla printer.

[@richardjones4259]

I think you have way too much time on your hands. But the quasicrystal thing is pretty cool.

[@adastra3147]

Can I buy one?

[@QuantumGravityResearch]

You can contact Russ at rwgresearch.com/contact-me/ and figure it out with him :)

[@michaelcharlesthearchangel]

H. Ha. Hm. M-haha! Seriously? Perhaps, one of the best 3D prints yet. So when U turn the interface substructure crystal, perceptive reality around you turns, right?

[@pniiice]

can a brotha get a model tp print? ALSO THIS IS AWESOME

[@pniiice]

never mind, got it! :)

[@shukfahid]

I remember Mark O’rodin. What’s he doing these days? I thought vortex math was all tin foil hat stuff. He legit now?

[@Mucho-Taco]

3d print a 3d printer made by a 3d printer

[@gautamdhangar2780]

Ur daughter is so cute.😍

[@tombarker4163]

If your going to keep going down this path you will reach a dead end. Not one of your structures come close. Way too messy.