New TPU build

[ramset]

Power unlimited
Sounds like
CHICKEN SHIT[your opinion]
But thats just my opinion
Chet

[poynt99]

  Brilliant!

Yes Farrah, welcome to the insanity.

There are very few you will get a straight answer from, and quite often they are the ones with the least to offer anyway, so don't fret too much about it.

.99

[Yucca]

@Bep,

Thanks for sharing the idea, nice picture.

I know you can sequence coils quadrature fashion and for along time I have been convinced that the field would not be moving, just as the lights on a string of chasing disco lights would not be physically moving.

However I have been reading that current Maxwellian EE theory is only a shadow of the truth, Hamiltons quaternions are said to reveal the whole truth and these describe space itself as being a massless quaternion structure, call it aether if you will. Linked to matter in a similar way as air is to an object and that is through a friction like mechanism, dragging if you will.

The field aspect that maxwell eqns misses out is the temporal field (time field). From an outside observers perspective though, manipulation of the temporal field on some space would probably look like a manipulation of that spaces density, it would probably even have a slightly different refractive index to light?

Anyway... So if aether as described by quaternion eqns is true then perhaps it (aether) could be accelerated to relativistic speeds in a virtual instant by modest power... Using pinch like fields to squeeze envelopes of aether like pumpkin seeds (only not with hard boundaries like seeds more like clouds with slightly higher density in the middle). Get those cloud packets moving at relativistic speeds and then interact with the timewarp using normal elctronics to get a free ride. Is this a reasonable interpretation of your idea?

RE quaternion theory of space, this doc is one of the more palatable ones I´ve found, but I will say now with all honesty it will take me ALOT more time to understand it as fully as I would like:

http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/math-ph/pdf/0307/0307038v1.pdf

[BEP]

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[newbie123]

Farrah Day,

Try your ignore list, works like a champ.