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Synthetic biology enables microbes to build muscle cells or any other cell group.

Genetically engineered bacteria can be used to make muscle proteins and muscle cells. In medical use, that kind of bacteria can use to make the cloned muscle cells. That is created by using the patient's DNA. In that case, the patient's DNA will be separated from the muscle cells. Or any other wanted cell type).  And then that DNA will be multiply by using PCR. After that DNA will transform into a virus that will be injected into the nucleus of bacteria. The own DNA must be terminated during that process.  That thing can use to make muscle tissue for the patients, whose muscles are destroyed. But the same technology can use to make all other tissues. This kind of thing can use to make a large number of patients whose tissues are destroyed.  But even if that technology is far away in the future artificial muscle cells can use to make food for people.  Synthetic biology allows making the meat in cell cultures. That thing would give the solution for the ethics of meat production.

Can the "Internet of things" sometimes replace long-range transportation?

In the film above this text is the fastest ship in the world. The ground-effect aircraft can easily be the size of the ship. But it's hard to control, and the needed aviation systems need fuel. So what if we would replace the cargo ships by using automatic factories. The CAD images of the products can send over the internet to the 3D printer factories.  The 3D printers are perfect CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing) systems because they are flexible. In those systems, the 3D printers are operating in a vacuum. And that allows those factories to make extremely high accurate metal parts where are no bubbles inside them.  The idea of the world where the objects are sent to the internet for the receiver, where is the 3D printer came into my mind one day when I walked over the post boxes. The idea might seem funny, but why in those mailboxes cannot be the 3D printers, and that allows making the stuff in those boxes.  That means the people would send the data of the gift to the printer. 

When are the first everyday quantum computers coming for users?

The beginning of the quantum era will be cloud-based quantum computing. Quantum computers will use over the internet.  The first every-user quantum computers would be servers that are operated through the Internet. But sooner or later the first quantum laptops are coming to the supermarkets. The silicon-based microchips might say for a while as controllers of the subsystems. But that kind of system will turn to old fashion.  Practical quantum computing can be already at the door, but what does that term mean? When we are talking about practical computing, we are forgetting that there are many types of computers. And the most powerful systems are far away from our desks. They are deep inside the ground and regular users do not even know about their existence. We can have access to those computers through the "cloud".  The cloud means that the user doesn't know what type of computer working with the problem. That is reserved for that certain user. The AI can help the cloud

The advanced civilizations can adjust the brightness of the stars by using Dyson's spheres.

(Image I) Theoretically adjusting the brightness of the stars is quite easy. There is needed only the large number of satellites that are aiming the microwave or laser radiation to the star. Or the entire star can surround by using a megastructure called Dyson's sphere. Dyson's sphere-type megastructures can use for creating even stars. The advanced civilization can control entire stars and collect energy by using Dyson's spheres. The enormous megastructure will surround the entire stars and back holes and collect the energy from those objects.  That is one vision of how the extremely advanced civilization can operate at the interstellar level. In some visions, the extremely large-size Dyson's spheres can also use to make stars. The system would act like this. The needed parts are two Dyson's spheres. One of them is a surrounding star or black hole, and another will go in the interstellar nebula.  Then the system starts to collect hydrogen ions in the middle of it,

Can we control the development of artificial intelligence?

The problem with controlling AI and its development is that the technology behind that thing is open source. The AI is in the center of the ICT development and the entire ICT infrastructure is different than any other business area.  The development tools for making the new software have a very low price. And everyone can learn programming languages. That means the R&D (Research and Development) process in the ICT and especially the software development is extensive.  Many of the processes in the ICT industry is not controlled by leaders of the corporations. They are lead from the "downstairs". And the thing is that AI is starting to develop itself. The development process of AI is always similar to the other development processes.  1)Assay or recognition of the need to make something different.  2)Planning how to make those changes 3)implementation or making the thing real 4)Testing how the changes will act with the existing platform 5)Maintaining making system more and

The new materials are not just "materials". They are intelligent entireties that can repair themselves.

The image above this text is portraying the cube of the physical model of the universe. But it can also portray the new type of hybrid materials that are created for the space programs. That material must only cover by using metal layers. And it's suitable for space missions because there are very small contact layers between outer layers.  The material is not conducting thermal energy through it. That kind of hairy material can also form a single-used heat cover. In that case, the material is vaporizing and takes the heat away from it. But if that material is connected with a 3D printer system. That allows remaking that layer again after the heat stress. This material can be made by using every kind of fiber like wool.  In that case, the cultured cells that are forming the wool are installed in small robots. Those robots are carrying cell cultures, that are forming the calls that are making the fibers. That is covering the layer by using this material. Those robots might have a sm

Small-size suborbital and orbital vehicles are interesting tools for civilian and military missions.

 Dawn Aerospace Mark II Aurora (Image I) The new operator in the private spaceflight sector is New Zealander "Dawn Aerospace". That corporation's suborbital drone made its maiden flight and that means that there is worldwide interest in the small orbital and suborbital shuttles that can host manned or unmanned missions.  The mission profile of those small spacecraft can also be hybrid. That means the shuttle can take the remote-control man-looking robot to the orbital, and that vehicle can operate independently or under remote control and fix the satellites which are damaged.  The suborbital aircraft can make the ballistic jump out of the atmosphere by using two methods. In the first version, the launch will happen by using traditional rockets.  The smallest suborbital vehicles are using launch vehicles like Pegasus rocket which can launch from aircraft or rise to the high atmosphere by balloon before their rocket system is launched.  And in the second version. The TAV (T

Maybe the cyborg-spiders are creating the next-generation clothes and bulletproof vests.

Above is the image of a cyborg bug. And the same way the spider can be implanted by using microchips. The same microchips used for taking bugs under the control can use to control spiders. The tactical spiders can give venomous bites to enemies. But they can also use for productive work.  The spider's net is one of the toughest materials in the world. That natural fiber is tougher than kevlar. But the thing that is making benefit that material difficult is how to produce that fiber. By using biotechnology is possible to culture the cells that are forming that material. Then that fiber is injected into the systems.  There is one problematic thing in this process. That is making the canvas by using the spider's fiber. Theoretically benefiting the spider's net fiber is not more difficult than benefiting cotton or any other natural fiber like silk. But the maker of that masterpiece is one of the most feared animals in the world.   The simplest idea for creating long enough fibe

Does the universe have no beginning, as Stephen Hawking thought?

"Timeline of the metric expansion of the universe. Where space, including hypothetical non-observable portions of the universe, is represented at each time by the circular sections. On the left, the dramatic expansion occurs in the inflationary epoch; and at the center, the expansion accelerates (artist's concept; not to scale)". (Wikipedia, Big Bang) The question is: is there even the beginning point for the universe? Is it possible that there was no beginning for the universe? In this text term "universe" means the bubble of material in space. And space means the dimension where that bubble of material is hovering. The Big Bang is the point of spacetime where the material is released to the universe or space.  The reason why singularity theory has been dominated the discussions about the beginning of the universe. Is that we haven't believed that light or photons can turn to the material. And when we are talking about antimatter-matter annihilation. We mus

The killer robots and their ethics

The problem with research and development is that we are thinking things too much from our point. When somebody introduces something new, the answer is always "no way we must follow the traditional way". And the argument is that our grandparents made things like that.  There are always people who are against new things and new ideas because the old rules fit them. Those people are generals who are sitting in headquarters. The people who might not like their role in the traditional military system are the men, who execute orders in 40 degrees temperature and dust.  If that person shoots somebody who has no weapons, that means court-martial. In modern society, military men are facing psychological pressure in the field and at home. Growing recruitment problems are causing that the replacement for the human operators is looking for intensively.  One answer for the problem is to outsource the operation to mercenaries. But if there are so-called illegal activities in those troops.

New nanomaterial is stopping bullets and other blasts better than kevlar. And it looks like nano-scale knitting or cushion.

The problem with the bulletproof and protective materials is that they are not let the air go through them. That thing makes them uncomfortable if they are used in clothes. When the creators of the materials are making the new type of protection they must realize that all protective materials are not suitable in all places. The worker in the building site needs a different type of protection against the threats than some military operators.  New nanomaterial is stopping bullets and other blasts better than kevlar. And it has a nano-scale knit or cushion-looking structure. And that 3D structure ties pull impact energy more effectively than simple kevlar structure. The material that is used in this armor is free. In the test, the miniature particles shot to material, that is thinner than a human hair. And in bulletproof vests, if multiple layers of that material.  It can create by using kevlar, but also metal or carbon fibers can use in this material. The key element is the 3D structure

Material is created straight from energy.

Material is created straight from energy by impacting photons with high-energetic quantum packages of light. And that thing might be bigger than we ever imagined. That thing allows teleportation. "Teleportation" means the ability to transform physical objects into energy. And then turn the energy ray back to the physical object.  The material particles are first time created from energy. That thing has shown that the material or positron-electron pairs can be formed by impacting photons with very high energetic quantum packages of light. That thing can make the revolution in quantum computing.  Because that thing allows transforming the qubit to the photon ray and then reform the electron qubit at the destiny. But maybe in the future, the more complicated particles like protons and neutrons can transmit between two places in the form of photons or laser rays.  The ability to create electron-positron pairs offers the possibility to make the new type of antimatter engines. And

Are we intelligent enough to see the intelligence of our creatures?

When we think that machines are not intelligent, we must find something that supports this thesis. The most usual argument is that we are putting limits on those machines. We are regulating the data what the machine gets and how it uses that data. So the machine cannot become more intelligent than we are, because we can stop it if it gets too much data for use. And that thing could be the worst mistake ever made.  The creator of that idea didn't probably know about the internet and autonomous machine learning. Nowadays is possible that some algorithm is searching the data and store it. Without the user don't recognize it. And that thing makes the possibility that the machine knows things that the users and programmers are not stored in that system in purpose.  Can computers be more intelligent than humans? Sometimes people are arguments that the machine cannot be more intelligent than humans by using the argument that humans are created machines, and that's why the machine

Synthetic pandemic is the newest threat in the visions of researchers.

Remember "Unit 731" The synthetic pandemic has been used in China, where Japanese occupation troops and especially General Shiro Ishii and his staff worked with horrifying "Unit 731" in Manchuria. "Unit 731" was the biological warfare research and development unit. The biological weapons caused probably millions of victims in Manchuria when those organisms sprayed over the population. The operators of that horrifying unit used normal natural organisms like malaria and anthrax.  The thing that made brakes to General Shiro Ishii was that the biological weapons require some kind of vaccination. Because without vaccination or medicines the own troops will be infected. The same reason was that nerve gases were not used in WWII. There was no serum against sarin and other nerve agents. And that limited their use.  The "Unit 731" complex, Harbin (Wikipedia) A synthetic pandemic can create by using artificial or natural organisms. The first and easier way

Can we someday find the intelligent and technologically advanced alien race?

Bottle-post between hypothetical colonies. Communication is the most important thing if the civilization plans for creating space colonies. So how communication between stars can happen in real life? One of the forgotten ideas is that the colonies are sending bottle-post between the stars.  The slow probe will travel between stars in thousands of years, and then it can send the data to the black hole that is formed in a certain time. The data will send to the past by using the black hole. And it should travel to the point in space and time where those hypothetical colonists created that black hole.   That thing is one of the most interesting ideas.  The system benefits wormhole where is shot the laser ray.  The researchers of those hypothetical colonies can measure the changes in Hawking's radiation energy. And those changes can decode back to information that is sent from the future.  The communication that happens between the interstellar colonies by using black holes is an inter

The origin of the human-animal hybrids is in the ancient Egyptian gods and plaque doctors.

The origin of the stories of the werewolves might be in the stories of the Egyptian gods Anubis and Seth. Those gods had the heads of the jackal. The Anubis was the god of the as an example of dead and mummification. The original face of Anubis is the face of a jackal, but maybe that thing has turned into the wolf because that thing seems more impressive than the jackal.  Seth was the god of chaos, storms, and war. And that god has the strange head of "Seth animal" with hanging ears and jackal face. Sometimes is believed that "Seth animal" is the anteater. Or maybe it was some early dog race, the jackal that has similar ears with dachshunds. Maybe that dog has left in the past.  And Seth was the brother of another god, with the head of the animal. There is the possibility that the two-patched tail has been included in that character for protecting the innocent. That thing means that nobody should even try to play those gods, which might be the role of the powerful o

Why calculating the clicks in the net is problematic?

The problem with the indexing system of the Internet is that it calculates only the clicks that homepages can get. And that thing means that the popularity of the homepages is determining the place where the homepage is in PageRank. The number of clicks is easy to fish by using some so-called "cheap methods". That means that the jokes and other things are increasing the clicks to the homepages.  Some advertisement agencies are invoicing the customers by calculating clicks to their homepages. And that thing can cause very high bills. Because there is the possibility that the homepages are auto clicked. And if the hundreds of homepages are clicking the target all the time. That causes even millions of clicks per day.  The system is calculating the clicks. And it would not even follow how long people are staying on those homepages. That thing causes that the people who are working in the service providers which payment bases the number of clicks. Is sometimes blamed that they ar

The "Clearspace 1" collects junk out from space.

(Image I)"Illustration of Clearspace-1, a planned active debris removal mission". Credit: Clearspace SA "(Image: ScitechDaily) The planned "Clearspace 1" is one of the first orbital cleaners. It's an AI-driven satellite, that removes space junk. The satellite recognizes the target automatically and then touches it and puts it in the box, which takes the junk back on Earth. That thing allows researching how the components of satellites can resist cosmic radiation. And that kind of data can help to create better materials and solutions for the satellites.  The UK space agency has been funded that project with £1 million. That means there is a requirement for that kind of artificial intelligence-driven system that collects the junk from orbiters. The orbital trajectories require cleaning. There are thousands or even millions of pieces of satellites, their parts, rocket stages, and everything else in space. And there is always danger that space junk is hitting

The Darwinian paradox

The Darwinian paradox: why homosexuality benefits species? Why those things are written in our genomes? Because everything else stored in the DNA has something good for the species, what is the thing why homosexual behavior benefits species? Is the mission of that DNA sequence to protect the species against deadly sexually transmitted diseases like AIDS?  Our genomes are an interesting thing. Everything stored in genomes must have something that benefits the species. Nothing unnecessarily or nothing harmful is stored in the genomes. So that means that all kinds of behavior.  Must bring some benefit for the individual, group, or entire species. Especially in the case that behavior is a hereditary attribute.  Only if a certain DNA sequence is often enough that thing turns genetically heritable. When something is stored in the genomes that turn genetically heritable that thing must have some good for the species. And it must have a positive effect on one of the things which are listed bel

The quantum tugs between water molecules can be more fundamental than nobody even imagined.

"AN ANIMATION SHOWS HOW A WATER MOLECULE RESPONDS AFTER BEING HIT WITH LASER LIGHT... AS THE EXCITED WATER MOLECULE STARTS TO VIBRATE, ITS HYDROGEN ATOM (WHITE) TUGS OXYGEN ATOMS (RED) FROM NEIGHBORING WATER MOLECULES CLOSER, BEFORE PUSHING THEM AWAY, EXPANDING THE SPACE BETWEEN THE MOLECULES. THIS NEW VIEW OF AN EFFECT THAT’S THOUGHT TO BE BEHIND MANY OF WATER’S STRANGE PROPERTIES WAS CREATED WITH SLAC’S MEV-UED “ELECTRON CAMERA,” WHICH BLASTS SAMPLES WITH SHORT PULSES OF HIGH-ENERGY ELECTRONS TO LOOK INSIDE. CREDIT: GREG STEWART/SLAC NATIONAL ACCELERATOR LABORATORY" (Image: https://scitechdaily.com/origin-of-waters-strange-properties-scientists-capture-a-quantum-tug-between-neighboring-water-molecules/) The quantum tug between water molecules can be the thing that causes strange properties. But that thing can also open the road to understanding things like gravitation better. And the great question is, can the gravitation base the same way to quantum tugs as the strange int

The new quantum computers can be table-sized

The next-generation quantum computer can fit in the mobile telephone. That means the computers are turning to the quantum era. And that is the end of silicon. The breakthrough in quantum computers is making fiction possible.  The new diamond-based quantum computers can work at room temperature and they can be more powerful, fit on the desk, easier to operate, and especially cheaper than any other quantum computer in the world. The thing that makes those new diamond-based, compact-size quantum computers the most effective system in the world is that they can form the two-state quantum system. Each of those quantum computers has an internal quantum system, but those small-size quantum computers can form the network or macro-qubit. Those computers can install to the ring around the radio transmitter. The radio waves can be used as data transporter of the qubit. In that kind of radio-based system, every frequency is a certain layer or state of the qubit.  And that radio transmitter can sen