Thoughts about the future, world, and technology

"A new “end-to-end” deep learning method for the prediction of behavioral states uses whole-cortex functional imaging that do not require preprocessing or pre-specified features. Developed by medical student AJIOKA Takehiro and a team led by Kobe University’s TAKUMI Toru, their approach also allows them to identify which brain regions are most relevant for the algorithm (pictured). The ability to extract this information lays the foundation for future developments of brain-machine interfaces. Credit: Ajioka Takehiro". (ScitechDaily, Breakthrough AI Predicts Mouse Movement With 95% Accuracy Using Brain Data) The breakthrough in AI is to predict what mice will do next by measuring brain activity. This means the AI and morphing neural networks can read the mind.  The system must take the EEG from the mice. Then that system will follow the mice's activity using cameras. After that, it will connect that EEG with the activity that it sees from images.  In laboratories, the morp

  "Researchers have developed a soft, flexible material with adaptive durability that strengthens upon impact, suitable for wearable technology and medical sensors. Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, Science’s Latest Marvel: Electronic Material That Grows Tougher on Impact) This particular material uses nano-pikes to transport energy out of the structure. But the acoustic diamond in the middle of that structure can make the energy transport even more effective.  The materials that are turning harder in pressure and impacts are possible. Theoretically, this kind of material allows people to create tools that can operate in magma. Some structures can transport impact energy and thermal energy out from the material. That makes the material unable to break. The idea is that when the energy level around the energy-moving structure rises higher.  And the energy level in the middle of it turns lower about its edge, which makes energy travel faster to that energy pocket. That e

"Inspired by Kintsugi, scientists at Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) have developed a method to manage plasma in fusion reactors by utilizing magnetic field imperfections, enhancing stability and paving the way for more reliable and efficient fusion power. Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily.com,Ancient Japanese Art Inspires Next-Gen Fusion Reactor Breakthrough) During fusion tests, high-energy plasma travels in the particle accelerator. The problem with fusion is that this plasma is monotonic. There is only one type of ion. The system must press those ionized atoms against each other where their cores melt to new elements.  During that process deuterium and tritium turn into helium. In some models, tritium is replaced by helium 3.  The big problem is this: when a fusion reaction ignites. That energy impulse pushes plasma away. That impulse breaks entirety. So there should be some pockets, where the energy impulse can go. Or it breaks the ion ring.  The distanc

"Scientists have collaborated to create the world’s first 3D-printed “brain phantom,” utilizing a special magnetic resonance imaging technique (dMRI) to model brain fibers. This advancement is aimed at improving research into neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and multiple sclerosis by enhancing the accuracy of dMRI analysis software through the use of these detailed brain models." (ScitechDaily, Scientists Develop World’s First 3D-Printed “Brain Phantom”) Researchers can use this structure to model 3D-printed large-scale neural structures that can make artificial superintelligence true, sooner than we expected.  The living neurons that communicate with quantum computers are the model of artificial superintelligence.  The living neurons that communicate with quantum computers are tools we can call artificial superintelligence. The artificial superintelligence can be the 3D-printed living brain that communicates with the quantum computers using neuro-

"The transition in star formation rates and black hole growth as redshift decreases from regimes where positive feedback dominates to a later epoch when feedback is largely negative. Credit: Steven Burrows, Rosemary Wyse, and Mitch Begelman"  The primary question in black holes in the early universe is this. Which one came first black holes or other stars? The thing is that black holes can form from material, but things like electromagnetic fields can also form this strange object. The string theory suggests that material forming of thin electromagnetic fields is called superstrings. Those power fields transmit information to each other.  Energy and information always follow the same rules. The higher energy level transmits information into to lower energy field. And that means there is also energy transmitted between superstrings. Sometimes there is an empty hole in the power field. And that causes the situation that those strings or higher energy areas fall into that vacuum

  The new advances in genetic engineering make revolutionary ways to control genome polymerase. And make it possible to create even new, synthetic species.  The genetically engineered hemp can create spider silk in its fibers. That makes it possible to create spider silk for new types of clothes. Spider silk is natural kevlar. That can used in many things like wear-resistant textiles.  Researchers make new things with genomes. They created gene-hacked cows and almost created artificial life in the lab. The gene-hacked animals and vegetables can make a new way to make some antibodies for virus infections.  The artificial bacteria can create new materials for R&D work. The spider silk is one of the strongest materials in the world. If researchers create hemp whose fibers are spider's silk. That thing revolutionizes material technology.  The question is, what is the definition of artificial lifeforms? Things like bacteria that make spider silk and cows that create insulin are the

The hypersonic weapons have shown their abilities in Ukraine. Russian Kinzhal missiles are almost impossible to drop before they hit the target. The Chinese military also made successful operations and training with hypersonic weapons. Hypersonic weapons are the next-generation weapons.  Their purpose is to destroy large-size heavily defended targets and one target is the aircraft carrier. The speed of those weapons is 5+ times faster than the GAU-8 "Avenger" ammunition, and if a 1000 kg object hits a ship with speed Mach 6-9 that thing releases very high impact energy.  AGM-183ARRW is the response for the Kinzhal missile (above).  The term "hypersonic weapon" means a weapon whose speed is over Mach 5. That speed gives those weapons extremely high muzzle velocity and impact energy. That means that small-size hypersonic weapons can cause very bad damage even if there is no warhead. China and Russia are both ahead in this kind of weapon development. The USAF successfu

"Illustration of redox gating for carrier manipulation and electric field control of the electronic state. The green threads represent functional molecules for redox gating, and the ability to function at low power mimics synaptic switching in the human brain, as represented by the underlying synapse. Credit: Argonne National Laboratory" (ScitechDaily, Unlocking the Future of Microelectronics With Argonne’s Redox Gating Breakthrough) The new redox gating makes a new step for microelectronic development. And it can be used to create artificial neurons. In the redox gate that Argonne laboratories develop is the plate-looking architecture. That allows it to transport information, at the same time, between two microchips in multiple channels. And that is the big thing for the table-size solid-state quantum computers. Another thing that this system makes possible is the new type of scanning tunneling microscopes. If the scanning tunneling microscope can use multiple tunneling comp

Artificial intelligence can analyze large-size data mass very accurately. That thing means that maybe quite soon, every person can have the chance to create a digital twin of themselves. The digital twin is an interacting simulation of things. That means it can interact or communicate with other simulations.  Individuals interact with the environment. Metabolism and the things that we eat can have a big effect on our life span and life quality. But also our environment affects our life. We can affect some things on an individual level, like the society that surrounds us. Or we can look around before we go over the road.  But something like air pollution requires collective orders. If we are members of some criminal gangs, we might have shorter lifespans than people, who live outside criminal activities. The digital twin can used to map threats in human life. Only knowledge of hazards allows people to eliminate them from their lives.  The knowledge of genetics, cell functions, and metab

Black holes are Schrödinger's cats.  They are and they do not exist.  The relativistic jet can form the gravity effect. The idea is that this phenomenon is like a thermal pump that forms a colder area around it. So black hole is like a star, and it's not a star. It's the same time cold and hot. Gravity is the force that moves space or energy field around the gravity center. The relativistic jets move that energy field away from the gravity center in one direction. And then that energy moves particles and photons into the point, where relativistic jet moves energy out from the point into one direction.  Relativistic jets are like thermal pumps. They transport energy out from black holes. A black hole expands if there are lots of stars around it. They form an energy field that can feed the black hole or its giant thermal pump. The energy level around a black hole determines how far it can pull material through the event horizon.  If a black hole is colder than its environment

"Supercomputers, distinguished from ordinary computers by their ability to process vast amounts of data, are instrumental in solving complex scientific problems. They consist of interconnected nodes and require extensive infrastructure and expertise for operation, exemplified by facilities like the Argonne National Laboratory, which uses its supercomputers for groundbreaking research." (ScitechDaily, Science Simplified: What Is Supercomputing?) The supercomputers can collect data from the environment of quantum computers. The new ultra-accurate atom clocks along with new ultra-cold qubits can make the new accuracy for measuring gravity waves and removing the electromagnetic effect in qubits increasing their power. The new cryogenic qubits are 700 % more powerful than regular qubits. Removing electromagnetic noise made the new quantum leap in quantum computing.  But the thing is that quantum computers require binary supercomputers to observe and control their temperature. The

Some of the UFOs and abductions might be fake memories. But are those memories connected with PTSD? The fact is that people should dare to talk about weird experiences. In some cases, "abduction" is the case, where the person is stunned by using some drugs and then raped.  In the past, we believed. That our memory was off while we slept. Today, we know that sometimes, when we are too tired, overexertion causes that memory to record some dreams. So if we wake up very fast, we can remember our dreams. And we all face things that when we suddenly wake up, we start to dress in our working clothes.  While we are between sleep and waking up. This medium state between wake and sleep is sometimes a source of fake memories. When we are in this intermediate state. Our brains cannot separate dreams from reality.  So some alien encounters or abductions are so-called fake memories. The fact is that dream research is not a very easy thing. When we see dreams, nobody else can confirm what w

Some researchers say that microwave weapons can cause Havana syndrome. But the thing behind that mysterious disease is rather acoustic than a microwave weapon. Or some non-purposal acoustic effect.  If some sonic source is targeted to the house and that thing causes resonance in metal structures that structure transfers that resonance to concrete. The calcium in concrete sends that resonance to bones, and that thing causes a so-called ghost sound in the head.  The Havana syndrome didn't leave brain damage. In some theories, the reason for Havana syndrome was some kind of acoustic weapon.  But acoustic weapons can be deadly too. If the nervous system's stress continues too long, the monotonic sound can act like acoustic nerve gas that overstimulates neurons. The US, and at least, China and Russia also tested acoustic systems that can resonate things like an aircraft's body. And the acoustic systems can also break the microprocessor's shell. Or cartridges can get so-calle

"A groundbreaking study by the University of Ottawa, led by physicist Rajendra Gupta, proposes a new cosmological model, the CCC+TL model, which argues that dark matter is not necessary to explain the universe’s behavior. Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (Scitechdaily, Dark Matter Debunked in Revolutionary Cosmic Study) In the new theory, there is no room for dark matter. The idea is that. The thing that the cosmologists have forgotten is that energy always flows out from the higher energy system. The base energy level is the thing that determines which way energy travels.  And in galaxies, the base energy level is higher than outside galaxies. So energy travels out from the galaxy. That thing makes it impossible to see things that are in intergalactic space if they cannot from energy echo that is stronger than the energy that travels out from the galaxy.  We cannot see that material against other galaxies, because that radiation forms a shadow to our side of the material. There cou

China plans to make a giant railgun for launching satellites to orbiters. But what else should it launch?  Jules Verne's novel "From the Earth to the Moon" introduces a giant cannon called "the Columbiad". This giant multi-chamber cannon sent the main characters on a Moon trip in this Victorian-era novel. The cannon couldn't send the manned spacecraft to the orbiter. But the idea remains.  The firing of the fictional Columbiad (Wikipedia: From the Earth to the Moon) In the 1940's Nazi German researchers tested the multichamber cannon called V-3. The problem was that explosives detonated wrong times in those chambers on both sides of the barrel. The V-3 could shoot the arrow-looking grenade with tail wings to long distances.  Then researchers suggested that NASA could make the long railgun to the side of some mountain. That could allow shoot Pegasus rockets to near the atmosphere's edge. NASA rejected that plan. But now Chinese developers are making t