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Radioactive Superconductors
Scientists at MIT have created the world’s first radioactive superconductor--a paradox which has left many in the scientific community scratching their heads in confusion.
In the first stage of production, a unique blend of eleven radioactive substances are slowly introduced into a sealed chamber, where they display a natural aversion to sharing the same space with their unstable cousins. Next, high pressure is applied to the chamber, forcing their outbursts of subatomic particles to become entangled. The compression of the substances creates a condition of extreme heat and dangerous instability, which is then quickly reversed with a new high speed flash-freezing process. The resulting snapshot of radioactive chaos is instantaneously subjected to an intense electromagnetic field, polarizing the entangled particles into a functional magnetic circuit. What happens next is something that nobody expected. When the materials are brought back up to a temperature just slightly above absolute zero, the sloughing off of radioactive particles resumes, but with a twist--the circuit retains its closed state, although nobody is quite sure how this is possible. It is this unique property that is leading some to believe that these so-called “radioactive semiconductors” are the missing link needed to create fully functional quantum computers. The substance, dubbed Obtanium, is under consideration to be included as a new element on the periodic chart, although it will be difficult to classify due to its non-specific nature. Proponents of Obtanium research are expressing outrage over rumours that the US Military is planning to deploy Obtanium-tipped artillery shells in the Iraq conflict. |
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This is so exciting! I've been following (though with very little actual understanding lol) the drive towards quantum computers with great interest.
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Uh.. I thought it was "Bobtanium"? Because one of the main scientists was named Robert.
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Very interesting. I'm wondering how the substances were decided upon, and why the experiment was done in the first place.
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For shits and giggles? :P
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That's what they put on their Grant application.
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I guess I lack foresight. The only application for this that came to my mind was glow in the dark icecubes to make your drink easier to find.
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This has been bugging me since I read it the first time.
Flint, is this some kind of an April fools joke, only it's not April? Obtanium? A flash freeze process to absolute zero? This has got to be a joke. |
It's Bobtanium, I tell you!!
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I am a bit sceptical about some of what is described here - especially "are brought back up to a temperature just slightly above absolute zero". Brought BACK UP to SLIGHTLY above ABSOLUTE ZERO??? Where was it before?
On the other hand, there is some crazy stuff that actually happens when you push known materials into extreme conditions. Could be. But "radioactive superconductors" would be a cool band name. |
Like I said, I think the staff writer here sort of fumbled explaining this. Maybe the editor, I don't know. But it's still exciting news for all the science geeks out there.
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For those not inclined to read blind links, the above is an admission that someone on AG just made it up.
For shits and giggles one would assume. |
UT was right all along. Bobtanium.
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How can you say that Bobtanium is fake!
Here is a picture of the researcher in question http://cellar.org/2008/JR-BOB-DOBBS.jpg Full name J.R. "Bob" Dobbs |
"someone on AG" = NosotrosFlintamos
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I heard that Professor Brainard uses Bobtanium in flubber.
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Of course ... Obtainium .... "get it" ... it's a joke ... GET IT?
Duh. |
Also, the stuff is made basically the same way as KFC chicken.
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is The Cellar a "LIARS CLUB" ???
Here's what I eventually admitted about this, from this thread on AudioGalaxy:
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We are indifferent to truth and honour.
but... Holy crap! There's a traitor in our midst!!!! |
Truth? Honour? Meh.
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Flint, wtf have you been saying about the Cellar for the FYREDEUS asstard to come to that conclusion?
* Not having the first clue about science, I thought it sounded feasible. Some of the projects to try and develop nano-computers and so on sound no more or less plausible than this one to me lol. |
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15.08.08 FYREDEUS - re: Radioactive Superconductors I don't go to the Cellar but see hes tried to hoax them too...this time with a phony non-working [of course] link to make it look more credible. 15.08.08 Flint. - re: Radioactive Superconductors The Cellar thread is interesting because people are "playing along" i.e. making it clear, between the lines, that they know it was a joke, but not ruining the joke for anybody else. |
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lol, I didn't read the article. |
It looks as though some of you are beginning to come to the realization that Flint is in actuality... Bob...
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l2...ypooka/bob.jpg This revelation should resolve many of your questions.... for those of you who doubt... research the church of the Subgenius and consider what you know of Flint... your eyes will be opened and you too will become a believer... |
...I want to believe.../insert: Xfiles music/
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