METALLIC HYDROGEN, TIME CRYSTALS, AND HYPER-DIMENSIONAL SPECULATION

First off, a caveat: by hyper-dimensional speculation I mean something far beyond our usual "high octane" speculation, and perhaps bordering on "sheer fantasy", but falling just short of it. In any case, this has been one of those weeks where I truly do wish I had a staff that could blog about all the stories I wanted to blog about, because there are so many. Alas, I am only one person, and have to make my selections, but these two stories were at the very top of my list, not only for what they say, but also for their implications, and the context in which they occurred.

Let's look at the first article that began to flood my email in box about a new type of matter which has just been confirmed: time crystals:

Scientists have confirmed a brand new form of matter: time crystals

So, in addition to the usual states of matter - solid, liquid, gas, plasma - we may now add a fifth, the time crystal, or to be more precise: non-equilibrium matter, a form of matter which in its ground state, oscillates, in other words, a regular lattice structure repeated not only in space such as an ordinary crystal like carborundum or diamond, but also in time as well, and this structure apparently exists without the consumption of energy to create motion:

First predicted by Nobel-Prize winning theoretical physicist Frank Wilczek back in 2012, time crystals are structures that appear to have movement even at their lowest energy state, known as a ground state.

Usually when a material is in ground state, also known as the zero-point energy of a system, it means movement should theoretically be impossible, because that would require it to expend energy.

But Wilczek predicted that this might not actually be the case for time crystals.

Normal crystals have an atomic structure that repeats in space - just like the carbon lattice of a diamond. But, just like a ruby or a diamond, they're motionless because they're in equilibrium in their ground state.

But time crystals have a structure that repeats in time, not just in space. And it keep oscillating in its ground state.

Imagine it like jelly - when you tap it, it repeatedly jiggles. The same thing happens in time crystals, but the big difference here is that the motion occurs without any energy.

A time crystal is like constantly oscillating jelly in its natural, ground state, and that's what makes it a whole new form of matter - non-equilibrium matter. It's incapable of sitting still.

To put it country simple, a non-equilibrium ground state of matter - a time crystal - is a kind of exotic matter, the quest for which we've been hearing about in recent years, though usually in conjunction with the so called "dark matter."

The quest was initiated by a paper by Norman Yao which demonstrated their theoretical existence and provided a map by which to actually create them:

Yao and his team have now come up with a detailed blueprint that describes exactly how to make and measure the properties of a time crystal, and even predict what the various phases surrounding the time crystals should be - which means they've mapped out the equivalent of the solid, liquid, and gas phases for the new form of matter.

Published in Physical Review Letters, Yao calls the paper "the bridge between the theoretical idea and the experimental implementation".

The technique is simplicity itself, and, let it be noted, relies in some part on the idea of entanglement, with all its allusions to non-locality:

The University of Maryland's time crystals were created by taking a conga line of 10 ytterbium ions, all with entangled electron spins.

The key to turning that set-up into a time crystal was to keep the ions out of equilibrium, and to do that the researchers alternately hit them with two lasers. One laser created a magnetic field and the second laser partially flipped the spins of the atoms.

Because the spins of all the atoms were entangled, the atoms settled into a stable, repetitive pattern of spin flipping that defines a crystal.

That was normal enough, but to become a time crystal, the system had to break time symmetry. And observing the ytterbium atom conga line, the researchers noticed it was doing something odd.

The two lasers that were periodically nudging the ytterbium atoms were producing a repetition in the system at twice the period of the nudges, something that couldn't occur in a normal system.

"Wouldn't it be super weird if you jiggled the Jell-O and found that somehow it responded at a different period?" said Yao.

"But that is the essence of the time crystal. You have some periodic driver that has a period 'T', but the system somehow synchronises so that you observe the system oscillating with a period that is larger than 'T'."

Let that settle in for a moment: one inputs a periodicity of T, and out pops Tn, where Tn>T. If one has really been paying attention to various "odd details" I've chronicled in my books, one can imagine that the late Dr. Nikolai Kozyrev might be elated that this is a demonstration of his idea of "time as a force" and with a "density", a density that could be quantified by this time-lattice structure or periodicity. One might also suspect that a certain Dr. Ronald Richter would also be elated that this outlines ideas he was getting at in the 1950s(see my The Philosophers' Stone and The Nazi International respectively). Tuck all this in the back of your mind as you now contemplate that they've also not only successfully created these time crystals at Harvard, but that Harvard has also successfully synthesized metallic hydrogen, i.e., hydrogen not as a gas, but a metal:

It's real: Metallic hydrogen has been created for the first time

I'll leave it to the reader to read the whole article, but I want to point out this paragraph:

Most importantly, physicists think that metallic hydrogen could be a room-temperature superconductor, which would mean the material could conduct electricity with zero resistance - and without having to be cooled to crazy temperatures first.

We know of many superconducting materials already - we use them to create the powerful magnetic fields in our MRI machines and in maglev trains - but they're only capable of achieving superconductivity at temperatures below –269 degrees Celsius (–452.2 degrees Fahrenheit), which makes them expensive and non-practical for many purposes.

If scientists could achieve that same superconductivity at room temperature, it would be huge, because it means we could create things like power lines that don't lose any electricity between the power plant and your home. Right now, the grid loses as much as 15 percent of its energy as heat, due to resistance.

The material could also be the most powerful rocket propellant ever discovered, with incredible energy stored up in its bonds capable of blasting us to distant worlds.

Note, that by synthesizing metallic hydrogen for the first time ever, the first step in that technology tree outlined in the above quotation has been taken. Which brings us to the fourth line of that outline: "The material could also be the most powerful rocket propellant ever discovered, with incredible energy stored up in its bonds capable of blasting us to distant worlds." Metallic hydrogen in its isotopic forms - deuterium and tritium - if those could be synthesized, could then perhaps be used as fusion fuel for such propulsion systems "blasting us to distant worlds," a kind of "thermonuclear rocket."

But really, why bother with all that? Recall the experiments of Evgenny Podkletnov with circular superconductors that appeared to take on contrabaric (antigravity) properties. Now, instead of having to supercool those superconductors, simply make them of metallic hydrogen, in big enough rings, and oh, say, stack two of them upon the same axis of rotation, and counter-rotate those superconducting currents (which would have to be appropriately massive), and what do you get?

Well, before you think this rings a bell (and it does to some degree), recall NASA's proof of concept experiments in space warp technologies, being led by Dr. Harold "Sonny" White, who, you'll recall, reworked the metric of Miguel Alcubierre's paper on space warps to a smaller mass-energy conversion, and you have the NASA drawings of Dr. White's warp drive space ships with their clearly evident rings or "engines" that produce the warp. (See? I told you this would be hyper-dimensional speculation just on the fringe of fantasy.)

While all this is hyper-dimensional-speculation-just-this-side-of-fantasy, I have to wonder if it really is that, for what it appears we're being shown are the first steps in a technology tree that could lead from fantasy to reality, and in that respect, I cannot help but recall both DARPA's stated goal for the USA to become "warp capable" in a mere century, and to recall that what we're shown usually lags behind - often far behind - what we're not being shown. And I can't help recall in the context of all this hyper-dimensional-speculation-just-this-side-of-fantasy, the alleged statements of Ben Rich, that "we" had found "an error in the equations" (shades of Dr. White reworking Alcubierre's equations), and that we now could "take ET home." I cannot also help but recall President Trump's strange connection to Nikola Tesla via his MIT physicist uncle, Dr. John Trump, and the President's statements on making space a national priority.

I don't know about you, but I suspect something is definitely "up"...

See you on the flip side...

Joseph P. Farrell

Joseph P. Farrell has a doctorate in patristics from the University of Oxford, and pursues research in physics, alternative history and science, and "strange stuff". His book The Giza DeathStar, for which the Giza Community is named, was published in the spring of 2002, and was his first venture into "alternative history and science".

14 Comments

  1. Kathy Gregan on February 14, 2017 at 9:24 am

    For years I have been searching for a book by Erich von Daniken in which an explorer – 1900? – found a city in the jungle in Brazil? In one temple he found a massive rose quartz disk engraved with marks. Much excitement but he then became lost and never found the city again.
    I even contacted Erich’s web site with no luck. I guess one would have to get digital copies of all his books and search.
    Anyone have any ideas?



  2. NorseMythology on February 1, 2017 at 3:29 pm

    Probably no connection but it made me wonder if Otis Carr’s craft could have inadvertently tapped into this. I recall he stressed the importance of geometry.

    Idk



  3. Robert Barricklow on January 31, 2017 at 9:30 pm

    There’s the public space program; purposely killed to allow the privatization of space. Public money still has funded most of it however. Just as they’re killing the post office to privatize mail.
    So these wonders are being slow dripped to public eyes while aligning it with private corporate ownership.
    I have a hard time fathoming zero energy. It would rather be a matter of definition? As zero movement really means no movement? Which, in turn alludes to no heat; or absolute zero – Coldly, impossible?
    But NOT in dimensional phasing?
    As non locality has both the dead cat/live cat.
    So, in a our perceived reality, one comes to understand that it is really an illusion; no allusion about it.
    so we enter through another door; through another illusion.
    Oops!
    I’m becoming entangled here…



  4. marcos toledo on January 31, 2017 at 12:44 pm

    Our space program has been on extreme life support for the last forty four years. If this technology can give us the breakthrough we need to revive man space flight Trump should go for it and yes this brings up the Ben Rich rule sixty years ahead of official technological capabilities.



    • iZeta on January 31, 2017 at 6:42 pm

      I agree. Trump should support this and dump the Saudi oil control once and for all. The planet will be most appreciative.



  5. Roger on January 31, 2017 at 12:05 pm

    If you begin to turn a stationary fan with a laser you get the force of the laser plus the force of the wind from the turning fans pushing on the other fans in this circular lattice of atoms behaving like a group of mini fans. Operating at nearly zero resistance you could get this additive force create the double rate of return described. Remove the laser and report whether this motion and speed maintains itself or slowly falls apart and returns to its normal rythems and direction of spin. Is this field self sustaining or does it fall apart? If it falls apart measure and time the rate for a clue. Another possibility might be they have created a geared timed rate of signal return with some of the atoms creating the signal in ratio to artificial gear configurations and sizes.



    • Kahlypso on February 1, 2017 at 5:18 am

      of course its going to ‘fall part’ the blades are pushing against air resistance.
      Try the same experiment in vacuum..



      • Roger on February 1, 2017 at 4:03 pm

        I was using fans as a visual aid and was picturing more of an electro-magnetic ion or aether wind of some sort. Kind of like a solar wind or Galactic wave of some sort created by the laser and spinning fields. I was picturing the outside particles spinning independently or in larger groups than the particles in the center and possibly creating two synchronized return signals; one from the larger group spinning at half the speed as the smaller groups making it appear that the timing has increased inter dimensionally when it hasn’t.



  6. OrigensChild on January 31, 2017 at 9:49 am

    Given her “red button story” and her consistent affirmation on Dark Journalist that she believes, “Trump intends to turn the red button green,” this speculation is clearly one way to achieve that result. For him to have been installed as President means someone, somewhere may have agreed to something related to space and technology. To see what the first space program did for America and the world all you have to do is walk into Best Buy and look around. Nothing sold there has not benefited directly in some way because of the initial cash investment in the public space program during the 1970’s. Its the gift that keeps giving–though it’s value has been greatly reduced in modern times through globalism, employee reduction and monetary devaluation. Prosperity would be within reach again if such a policy were pursued for the common good of the common man. (No sexism intended.)



    • OrigensChild on January 31, 2017 at 9:51 am

      Of course, the “she” is Catherine Austin Fitts. Her name was dropped during quick editing while dodging electrical issues.



  7. basta on January 31, 2017 at 7:38 am

    “The key to turning that set-up into a time crystal was to keep the ions out of equilibrium, and to do that the researchers alternately hit them with two lasers. One laser created a magnetic field and the second laser partially flipped the spins of the atoms.

    Because the spins of all the atoms were entangled, the atoms settled into a stable, repetitive pattern of spin flipping that defines a crystal.

    That was normal enough, but to become a time crystal, the system had to break time symmetry. And observing the ytterbium atom conga line, the researchers noticed it was doing something odd.”

    __________________________________________________________

    “That was normal enough.”

    Sure it was.



  8. Kahlypso on January 31, 2017 at 7:32 am

    Dr Farrel, do you thnk that metallic hydrogen can be used to replace Xerum 523? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Die_Glocke (just edited it so you have Dr in front of your name :))

    I am sure that we’re getting the ‘partial disclosure’ that’s being talked about these last months in the woowoo world. these last few years we’ve seen :

    Quantum computers
    TR-3B with its circuler ring that ‘disrupts’ gravity
    Lasers (that defy the laws of physics. Just like Mr Tesla said they would….) Dr Farrel.. When you talk about rubies being used in the Pyramid, I think we may have another clue with this recent non stop talk about Yb crystals. https://www.rp-photonics.com/ytterbium_doped_gain_media.html. They can be doped into almost any colour in the spectrum, however they have almost the same refractive index than Saphires.. and can be made to whatever form/shape necessary rather than digging and hoping to find a high quality ruby, thats large enough for the job….
    (http://www.northropgrumman.com/BusinessVentures/SYNOPTICS/Pages/default.aspx >> This group specialises in synthetic laser cystals.. Synthetic crystal growth?? Like Crystal Skulls??
    Force fields
    Teleportation (of data for now..)
    Em drives.
    Metallic Hydrogen
    Time Cystals

    Bring it on I say..



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