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Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab

 
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Just turned back into a gas?
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Energy is never lost, it takes massive amounts of energy to get it in a metallic state. If it was turned back into a gas...there would have been a huge release of energy.

"most powerful fuels in use today are characterized by a "specific impulse" - a measure, in seconds, of how fast a propellant is fired from the back of a rocket - of 450 seconds. The specific impulse for metallic hydrogen, by comparison, is theorized to be 1,700 seconds"

From the physics link above
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Energy is never lost, it takes massive amounts of energy to get it in a metallic state. If it was turned back into a gas...there would have been a huge release of energy.

"most powerful fuels in use today are characterized by a "specific impulse" - a measure, in seconds, of how fast a propellant is fired from the back of a rocket - of 450 seconds. The specific impulse for metallic hydrogen, by comparison, is theorized to be 1,700 seconds"

From the physics link above
 Quoting: TeamReaper


Imagine releasing all that energy at one time...game changer in explosives.

This will be interesting to follow which direction this goes
 Quoting: TeamReaper


It evaporated... your bordering on magic talk here.

Just because a ton of energy went into forcing something into a non-natural state, does not mean it will give off the same amount of energy when that state falls apart.

Often entropy occurs with little more than a whimper.
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Law of conservation of energy - Energy can neither be created nor destroyed

Specifically to entropy (system), ΔSreaction=ΔnpSproducts−ΔnpSreactants

Then entropy (surroundings),
ΔSsurroundings=∫dSsurroundings=qsurroundingsTsurro​undings
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The energy was not packed into it.

Nor did it disappear.

Most radiated away as heat.
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Energy is never lost, it takes massive amounts of energy to get it in a metallic state. If it was turned back into a gas...there would have been a huge release of energy.

"most powerful fuels in use today are characterized by a "specific impulse" - a measure, in seconds, of how fast a propellant is fired from the back of a rocket - of 450 seconds. The specific impulse for metallic hydrogen, by comparison, is theorized to be 1,700 seconds"

From the physics link above
 Quoting: TeamReaper


Imagine releasing all that energy at one time...game changer in explosives.

This will be interesting to follow which direction this goes
 Quoting: TeamReaper


It evaporated... your bordering on magic talk here.

Just because a ton of energy went into forcing something into a non-natural state, does not mean it will give off the same amount of energy when that state falls apart.

Often entropy occurs with little more than a whimper.
 Quoting: Deplorable First Born Son


Law of conservation of energy - Energy can neither be created nor destroyed

Specifically to entropy (system), change (Sreaction)=change (npSproducts) - change (npSreactants)

Then entropy (surroundings),
ΔSsurroundings=∫dSsurroundings=qsurroundingsTsurro​undings
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More unobtainium
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liquid carbon ---> liquid diamond.
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Russians!
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SUMMON SAY RUSSIANS?

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Did they check under the fridge?
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9teen I dare not check under there.
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Did they check under the fridge?
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9teen I dare not check under there.
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You never know who's under there






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I bet it was fukkin ultron. We're doomed now.
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Just turned back into a gas?
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OBVIOUSLY
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Re: Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab
Just turned back into a gas?
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That's an interesting theory
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Just turned back into a gas?
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OBVIOUSLY
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they were out sick the day they covered that in Chemistry 101
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Did they check under the fridge?
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:9teen: I dare not check under there.
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Maybe you've been a naughty King David and hid your big bag of shmucks under there?
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Just turned back into a gas?
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That's an interesting theory
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Probably better one than autoteleportation to the Pi dimension.
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Harvard is beyond infiltrated by Chinese double agents. Don't have to be a genius to figure out who stole something.
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Harvard is beyond infiltrated by Chinese double agents. Don't have to be a genius to figure out who stole something.
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Harbor freight will be using it in next year's tools....
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Re: Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab
#thanksputin
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#thanksputin
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:putin-noshit:
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Re: Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab
Just turned back into a gas?
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OBVIOUSLY
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they were out sick the day they covered that in Chemistry 101
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It's not that complicated at all.

Maximize pressure and get it as close to absolute zero as you can.

It's not a question, it's just how to do it and stay in budget.

It's not the science that's the problem, it's getting the proper machinery assembled and making it work at it's maximum potential for long enough which is never long enough.
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Re: Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab
Just turned back into a gas?
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OBVIOUSLY
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they were out sick the day they covered that in Chemistry 101
 Quoting: freddie 0


It's not that complicated at all.

Maximize pressure and get it as close to absolute zero as you can.

It's not a question, it's just how to do it and stay in budget.

It's not the science that's the problem, it's getting the proper machinery assembled and making it work at it's maximum potential for long enough which is never long enough.
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It probably sublimated and infiltrated through of otherwise infiltrate the containment vessel pores.
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So it was stolen
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So it was stolen
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if it was Top Secret++ , you can bet it was.
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Imagine releasing all that energy at one time...game changer in explosives.

This will be interesting to follow which direction this goes
 Quoting: TeamReaper


It evaporated... your bordering on magic talk here.

Just because a ton of energy went into forcing something into a non-natural state, does not mean it will give off the same amount of energy when that state falls apart.

Often entropy occurs with little more than a whimper.
 Quoting: Deplorable First Born Son


Law of conservation of energy - Energy can neither be created nor destroyed

Specifically to entropy (system), ΔSreaction=ΔnpSproducts−ΔnpSreactants

Then entropy (surroundings),
ΔSsurroundings=∫dSsurroundings=qsurroundingsTsurro​undings
 Quoting: TeamReaper


The energy was not packed into it.

Nor did it disappear.

Most radiated away as heat.
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Ahhh the rare learned man pipes up with the truth of it
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Re: Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab
Fuck it, just make more and stop crying over spilled hydrogen...
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They never created it to begin with.

A big hoax to justify the millions of $ of grant money they spent elsewhere.

If it was real they would simply recreate it.
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Re: Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab
1) scientists make massive discovery
2) scientists blab to media about massive discovery
3) highest levels of gov swoops in and swipes info and bribe/threaten scientists
4) scientists play dumb pretend discovery vanished and it will take years to figure out what happened
5) gov tries to figure out wtf to do with this tech before the Chinese steal or clone it
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Russian spys stole it.... 1rof1
 Quoting: freddie 0


Rewrite #1 - Scientists lie about massive discovery to ensure funding and account for their fraud, lies, and dishonest peer review papers

Then the rest makes more sense.
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Imagine releasing all that energy at one time...game changer in explosives.

This will be interesting to follow which direction this goes
 Quoting: TeamReaper


It evaporated... your bordering on magic talk here.

Just because a ton of energy went into forcing something into a non-natural state, does not mean it will give off the same amount of energy when that state falls apart.

Often entropy occurs with little more than a whimper.
 Quoting: Deplorable First Born Son


Law of conservation of energy - Energy can neither be created nor destroyed

Specifically to entropy (system), ΔSreaction=ΔnpSproducts−ΔnpSreactants

Then entropy (surroundings),
ΔSsurroundings=∫dSsurroundings=qsurroundingsTsurro​undings
 Quoting: TeamReaper


The energy was not packed into it.

Nor did it disappear.

Most radiated away as heat.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 71936682


well, if yer talking about how it got so cold,
yes: cold is the absence of Energy, and we
feel it as Heat as it is leaving the object.
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Re: Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab
liquid carbon ---> liquid diamond.
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carbon is a crystal so that's it's most stable state.
No such thing as liquid crystal, not really no matter what you heard.
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Re: Scientists shocked: Super-rare metal mysteriously vanishes from lab
liquid carbon ---> liquid diamond.
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carbon is a crystal so that's it's most stable state.
No such thing as liquid crystal, not really no matter what you heard.
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all of the crystals we find in Nature are made in the
molten pressure of The Earth's Mantle.

a lab made bole of Silicon, made in a molten pot, is a single crystal.
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Fuck it, just make more and stop crying over spilled hydrogen...
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Did they check under the fridge?
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Probably in the dryer....with the sock.
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