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Picture I https://metsantarinoita.blogspot.com/ Kimmo Huosionmaa The reply above the text is from the well-known movie "Shining", what is a very good example of the so-called closed room story, what is so good, because of the impressive acting of Jack Nicholson. This story is a very good example, what the brain damage or tumor in brains might cause for people. Sometimes attempt to make scientific texts is very boring, and the feeling is like in some funerals, because every letter or thought must be shown as the truth or false by using empirical methodology. And that means that the theory must be proven true by using a series of tests, and that makes people on the edge of the peptic ulcer. But there are many tests, what we would ever make on the Earth. One of those tests is to make the spacecraft jump to the fourth dimension by using the physical phenomenon, that the speed of light is lower in the medium. And the theory goes, that if we would shoot the particle to ...

(Picture 1) Kimmo Huosionmaa Mylar is very strong plastic, what was used in the “Echo”-satellite. This material is very strong, and it can be made really thin but strong plastic things like the diving suit. A coverall-type diving suit would be so thin, that the person can carry it in the pocket, and when our her  wants to use it, this person just dresses it on. There is a story about very interesting 007 style swimming- and diving suit what was made of this material. Mylar is thin material, what is not normally suitable for the diving suit because it would let the temperature vanish from that suit, but it can be dressed on the top of the normal suit. The idea of this so-called light diving suit is not mine. There were rumors that CIA created this kind of suit for its agents for evacuation and other sabotage missions. The diver would have the tube, what can be installed to the lemonade bottle or rubber ball, and that thing would be equipped with the active carbon filt...

Kimmo Huosionmaa One of the three forms of water is ice. And the most beautiful form of the water is snow. Snow is actually crystal-shaped ice, what is fascinating material. The reason, why snow crystals structure is so exciting, is that every snow crystal has the different structure. And the structure of the snow is like growing crystal. The shape of the snow crystal allows that the structure can be grown in very large scale. The show itself is very tricky material because it needs low temperature for creation. The zero celsius is absolute maximum temperature, where snow can be creating. And in this temperature, the snowflakes would be big and they seem like cotton pieces. The flat shape of the snow crystals can get their shape at lower temperatures, where is creating lighter snow, what seems like Bulwer. The shape of snow crystals is so fascinating because the shape of water molecules looks the little bit like teddy-bear. And the ionization will make the situation possible,...

(Picture 1) Kimmo Huosionmaa The graphene might be very advanced material alone, but connecting those graphite layers together with another material gives graphene more advanced affection. I'm writing here about the material, what consists graphene with two layers, and in the middle of those layers could be the titanium structure, what works like spring. Material works like that the outer structure will take the punch, and between those layers is so-called nano-springs, what will suck the power of the punch, before it will conduct to the downed layer of the graphene. That might give the graphene even more capacity, than what it has now. When we are talking about graphene as the material of the bulletproof vests and clothes, we must create some kind of different material that graphene. 2D graphite network would give awesome capacities for the solid surfaces, and if the graphene can put in some particular profile, that can be used as the cover the surfaces of the fighter...

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