Quasicrystals in the first nuclear explosion

[@scepticalchymist]

This is beautiful research. Well done.

[@MusicMan_2000]

I'm hooked

[@Damian-curtis]

I wonder what the geometry of the impact of the lhc created

[@jgibsonic]

Thanks! I learned a lot!

[@scienceontology]

The shock formation mechanism is a red herring, as quasi crystals form naturally and spontaneously in many different circumstances and do not require exotic conditions as claimed by these researchers.

[@noahmcguire8457]

Elaborate! Would love to learn some resources that discuss natural dynamics of quasicrystal formation!

[@mcalexanderciceron619]

Thank you so much thank you!!!! say it again

[@user-xb3td6ho5b]

Was that a pentagram in red at 4 min 04 sec?

[@molchat139]

Yea.

[@mozafferabbasi1254]

Take a shot every times they say quasi Crystal

[@heatheryager6396]

Is this one of the rare meteroite quasicrystal

[@heatheryager6396]

It wont let me upload pic

[@michaeljin101]

Quasi-crystals are a type of solid material whose atomic arrangement is ordered but not periodic. Discovered in the 1980s by materials scientist Dan Shechtman, quasi-crystals challenged the long-standing definition of crystals in solid state physics and crystallography.

[@space.invaders]

I made trinitite with quasicrystals by using microwave plasma arc in my garage.

[@brendawilliams8062]

Sir Penrose’s tile☑️

[@alexdavidson7785]

👽 Your playing in our field

[@Declan-pg8cg]

As soon as I saw the title, I thought this has something to do with Trinitite. Do these quasi-crystals have a practical application? Also, there must be other samples from the Nevada test site, the Pacific test site and other test locations around the globe? And given the orders of magnitude, surely the immensity of fission/fusion tests like Castle Bravo, would have created very interesting results?

[@abraxaseyes7]

I have a quasi crystal coated cooking pan nonstick*

[@WINDOWS94198]

the Star symbolism

[@JerodSquared]

I got a brother that would've tried smoking these, back in '02.

[@thomasciarlariello3228]

Interestingly, it is well documented by technical journals & laboratory manuals how neutron flux upon aperiodic quasicrystals can induce oscillations of crystal lattice beyond three dimensions of our universe. Therefore, a hyperdrive and hyperatomic or hypernuclear motors of Asimov's stories could become a reality soon if a cryogenic chiller is used to prevent neutron fatigue instead of antigravity warp schemes.

[@thomasciarlariello3228]

Applications are a way to circumvent the light barrier for two way weekend trips only for intergalactic journeys between galaxies but not for interstellar journeys within galaxies, trips sideways in time between parallel universes, etc. There are a lot of inconsistent official reports about the Manhattan Project since Jack Kirby claimed "FBI agents censored early 1940s WWII era comics for mentioning Nikola Tesla's designs for nuclear weapons", on August 6, 1945 Enola Gay used a detonator similar to a low frequency radio transmitter antenna Tesla had used to turn Earth's Magnetic field into a particle beam, the North Pacific Basin has had centuries of energy anomalies where only after intense sea storms remains of Cube Square Law gigantic creatures such as "giant squids" are found so it makes one wonder if the Manhattan Project continuing with Triumf Labs of British Columbia Canada, and the Riken Institute of North East Asia Japan have secretly opened interdimensional portals.

[@thomasciarlariello3228]

Such a hyperdrive could function at 72 Mev instead of 10^19 Gev of antigravity of event horizons for Alcubierre warps of altering the vacuum of space since every so many years someone has unprovable claims for "reactionless antigravity propulsion via a spinning torus or microwaves on metal".

[@thomasciarlariello3228]

Aperiodic Quasicrystals prove, Catherine Asaro, and Anne Macaffrey stories along with "Astounding 1942" and Illustrators such as Whelan, Youll, Chris Moore, etc. could be on to something with an anime "Crystal Drawer".

[@user-os6xz3ig9f]

I wonder if anyone has thought to look in India and in the ruins of Maya cultures for these crystals. It would help those who claim the possibility of previous civilizations being destroyed with nuclear - type technology, as claimed in the Bhagavad Gita.

[@thomasciarlariello3228]

Ancient texts such as religion's fairy tales or myths were prehistoric superheroes so it would be like having Stan Lee of Marvel Comics for a Physics Professor or as "How To Write Science Fiction by Editors of Analog and Asimov's" stated ""Religion was scientifically sound during ancient times but we have moved on" since even 1960s seems Steam Punk by comparison to modern.. Still my dad a NASA engineer had Robert Oppenheimer for a Nuclear or Nucleic Physics Professor who he described as a "West Coast Bohemmeanian". Robert Oppenheimer was into ancient texts and as a Summer 1945 Trinity New Mexico test engineer was able to achieve criticality while Heisenberg's criticality test of calibrating nuclear isotopic fuel resulted in the "Leipzig fire" so Hitler had NAZI Germany export most of Central Europe's remaining Uranium 235 via U-boats.

[@HiveGod-k2d]

@@thomasciarlariello3228 imagine being trapped in such a boring bubble, I feel bad for you

[@paskunk7113]

@@thomasciarlariello3228 Yup, ancient folklore is exactly and perfectly akin to 21st century blockbuster media superhero movies that come out every year. Incredibly room temperature intelligence on display here.

[@mcalexanderciceron619]

Thank you!

[@2000sborton]

I have heard of highly advanced cultures being described in Sanskrit writings but have seen nothing more in the 40 years since then. You would think that many scientists from many fields would be all over tracking this down if it had any credibility. Definitely makes you question what is actually known.

[@skycat777u.k5]

Just watched a Gaia video about quasi crystals and Edgar fooche man who blew the whistle on the tr3b man made ufo 👌twas good!

[@charliecc210]

Alien spacecraft material in a museum 🤔 ok

[@phasematerialsresearch9319]

Not quite

[@albro9724]

“And to understand how oo-biquitous they are” lol

[@skreenname229]

Good video but the audacity to say the 1st quasicrystal when the earth is timeless and she herself is a quasicrystal...

[@ThatUFOShowUFOBusters]

Your form of mater dose not mater no mater what you say 😎✌️🇦🇺❤️💋