The model of pyramids can be the form of the futuristic quantum computer centers of tomorrow at dwarf planet Pluto

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The model of pyramids can be the form of the futuristic quantum computer centers of tomorrow at dwarf planet Pluto

If we want to colonize dwarf planet Pluto the reason for that could be that we wish to build the calculation center for a quantum computer. In this hypothetical system, the water molecules would be cooled in the temperature, which is near the zero kelvin degrees. In this scenario, water molecules would be cooled separately in the conditions what makes them form the fog, what is acting like the Bose-Einstein condensate, and that thing would create the quantum wires, what are the chains of the molecules or atoms in the chamber, what is inside the pyramid. The weak pull of the atmosphere would help to raise the water molecule chains in the right position.

The rising molecules of the extremely thin atmosphere of the Pluto along with low gravity field and temperature what is near zero kelvin would help to put the quantum wires in the right direction. And the missions would be given to that system by using the maser-rays. That is targeted to those quantum wires, what are the chains of the water molecules. This kind of structure, where the water molecules are put in the chains and hang like the extremely thin icicle, what is the chain of water molecules is extremely hard to create on the Earth because it would need extremely stable conditions along with the low temperature.

So the planet Pluto could be a good place for the position this kind of system because it's far away from the sun. That means that the effect of solar wind is minimum in that world. And the weak gravity field would help to position the chain of the water molecules in the right position, by using fullerene, which is connected to the bottom of that chain of molecules.

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