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BUBBLEGATE - Proof of Successful Sonoluminescence (Acoustic Intertial Confinment Fusion) Experiments COVER-UP
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Sonoluminescence - similar to Acoustic Inertial Confinement Fusion. It is basically creating light from sound waves. There is a bubble suspended in liquid. Vibration occurs through the medium which compresses the bubble to such a point that... Actually, this is a good simple description: Sonoluminescence is the production of light from sound. This effect, discovered just over ten years ago, has been, and continues to be, the subject of considerable experimental and theoretical research.
Sonoluminescence (SL) refers to the phenomena in which a micron size gas bubble is both spatially trapped and oscillated by an acoustic field in such a way that on each compression of the bubble a small burst of light is emitted. This light emission is in the form of extremely short bursts (< 100ps), but is periodic, occuring in phase with each and every cycle of the driving pressure field. Each bubble collapse produces about 500,000 photons.
The bubble collapse is so violent that some predicted theoretical accelerations are larger than those associated with a Black Hole! The actual emission mechanism has not yet been explained, although theories are as plentiful as they are diverse. Quoting: Sonoluminescence [ link to www.sonoluminescence.com] So, the Spirit moves across the face of the deep, and there is light... It seems to be related. Basically, vibration (acoustics) can create flashes of light. Check this out. A spectacular example is provided by sonoluminescence which is the phenomenon where by sound is channelled into light. In this effect a diffuse uniformly applied sound wave propagating through water can be observed to spontaneously focus its energy by over a factor of one trillion to generate a very short flash of ultraviolet light. A similar effect can be observed in the flow of water through a converging pipe. At flows which achieve velocity variations of about a meter/second bubbles form in the constriction and then emit picosecond bursts of ultraviolet light as they collapse downstream [flow cavitation]. Quoting: spontaneous energy [ link to www.physics.ucla.edu]
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