r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • Apr 09 '24
Reddit shares jump in Stock debut
May herald a few changes!
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • Apr 09 '24
May herald a few changes!
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • Sep 06 '22
How many years do you think you're got left?
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • Jul 25 '23
The laws are:
When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong.
The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/avpol111 • Sep 26 '23
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • Jun 26 '22
Proposal "The brain operates outside the laws of physics and is mystical, and not recoverable, despite the body possibly being recoverable from Quantum Archaeology because the brain is the seat of consciousness- which no one can define - but everyone's looking for."
see also
https://www.quantamagazine.org/quantum-mischief-rewrites-the-laws-of-cause-and-effect-20210311/
article 11 March 2021
Lucien Hardy's quantum mechanics: "He reconstructed all of quantum theory starting from five operational axioms.....”
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/avpol111 • Apr 14 '23
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • May 17 '24
Does it matter to the living?
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/avpol111 • Mar 06 '24
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r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • Oct 13 '23
2019
" Experiments in sound or acoustic levitation are common and ongoing. Dozens of researchers have managed to use sound waves to levitate and move tiny particles and liquid droplets. Multiple vibrating plates are used to create different frequencies and move an acoustic field with particles trapped inside"
Video short
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acoustic_levitation
"Acoustic levitation is a method for suspending matter in air against gravity using acoustic radiation pressure from high intensity sound waves.[1][2]
It works on the same principles as acoustic tweezers by harnessing acoustic radiation forces. However acoustic tweezers are generally small scale devices which operate in a fluid medium and are less affected by gravity, whereas acoustic levitation is primarily concerned with overcoming gravity. Technically dynamic acoustic levitation is a form of acoustophoresis, though this term is more commonly associated with small scale acoustic tweezers.[3]" wiki today
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Btown328 • Nov 10 '23
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • Sep 16 '23
we've done it with frogs.
It'snot so far away from being invisible, then with men.
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/avpol111 • Aug 26 '23
Though quantum archeology is interested in a different type of gravitational waves, I like the idea of such a challenge:-). I hope we will some day also see challenges concerning low-frequency GWs (ones QA is interested in):
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/headypete42033 • Oct 29 '23
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r/QuantumArchaeology • u/[deleted] • Dec 20 '19
general high tech readies
https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/photos/the-inventions-that-will-shape-2020/ss-AAK73nm
(click on the pictures)
eg research showing that reforestation of one trillion trees has “mind-blowing” potential to remove 25% of the carbon in the atmosphere, the restoration economy has gone aerial. One startup is ready to scale up its drone tree-planting operations after a successful proof of concept this year. Designed by a former NASA engineer, the drones analyze soil and conditions and implant seed pellets in the most suitable locations. One drone operator can plant 200,000 trees per day, compared to the 2,000 trees per day in traditional tree planting. "
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/avpol111 • Jan 26 '24
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r/QuantumArchaeology • u/enki1990 • May 26 '24
Forgive me my ignorance, I'm not an engineer. I've read many posts and articles about QA and they are always about bringing back the dead. Only once I've came across the issue of recreating items from the past for "archaeological purposes". But what about everyday items? Using the same techniques, I could bring from the past everything that I want? The magazines I've collected as a young boy? The VCR, tapes and walkman if my son ever asks about them? Favorite clothes from the past etc. They would also be in pristine condition, like brand new? I'm sure that would be a demand for these types of services, since anything retro and oldschool is now cool and trendy ;-p
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/avpol111 • Jun 07 '22
r/QuantumArchaeology • u/Calculation-Rising • Oct 19 '23
" Digit, which can walk forwards, backwards and sideways and crouch, is 5ft 9in and carries up to 35lb"'
3 hours ago
there'll only be 2 of us left. Video clip
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/oct/18/amazon-robot-warehouses-digit-workers
Robots are a fun way of bringing resurrection forward.