Journalism behind the scenes…at the CERN.
Being in and around the CERN (and its projects) from 19th till the 22th of July was very…VERY interesting!
A Dutch short story of mine has being published in the Netherlands
In the August 2017 edition of the Dutch magazine ‘Paravisie’ you will not only find a variety of inspirational articles but this time also a short story written by me on page 64 …. “Unforgettable Memories” is the title.
(Click on the cover photo and go straight to the edition of August of Paravisie)
In de augustus 2017 editie van Paravisie vind je niet enkel een diversiteit aan inspirerende artikelen maar dit keer ook een door mij geschreven kort verhaal op pagina 64
“Onvergetelijke Herinneringen” is de titel.
(click op de cover foto en ga direct naar de editie van Augustus van Paravisie)
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At the CERN
Being in and around the CERN (and its projects) from 19th till the 22th of July was very…VERY interesting!
‘The Grimm That Changed My Life’
‘The Grimm That Changed My Life’ is an article I recently wrote but is not being published yet.
A phrase from that article;
“At first I thought it was my imagination and tried to ignore it … this turned out to be impossible to do so.
It was not my imagination … it was real.
The air around me started to get more denser until the moment my attention was drawn to a specific point into the darkness of the backyard where an almost malevolent dark smoke was sliding over the ground like a silk sheet.
I could not see shadows or a silhouette inside the eerie dark smoke but somehow I knew that something massive was formed by it and was walking carefully up and down through the garden like if it was waiting for the right moment to strike.
I could feel its energy … I could smell its strong animal odor … I could almost touch its tight black fur with my mind.
I could not hear it walking or its breathing but I could feel its strong energy building up.
It was neither human nor animal.
Than it suddenly froze and turned its massive head towards me and looked me right in my eyes and through my soul … it had a lock-on me!
It felt as if time slowed down extremely while my brain activity was speeding up drastically.
I slightly leaned backwards, took an extreme slow but deep breath and felt how ‘its’ energy was connected with mine as if we had a telepathic connection.
Right at that moment the connection was made.”
Scientists Accelerate Backward Time Travel Under Laboratory Conditions for First Time
The ‘midnight express’ of the ancient Gods?
This phenomenon, known as the intuitive side of Newton’s Second Law of Motion (force is equal to the mass of an object times its acceleration (F=ma)) — could possibly explain some of the more bizarre phenomenon in space, like black holes, but also, backward time travel.
Once you push, it accelerates backwards,” Forbes says. “It looks like the rubidium hits an invisible wall.“
Some theorize that dark matter, negative mass, and black holes create time tunnels (or ‘space’ tunnels which are really one and the same) which allow space travel in ways we have previously only witnessed in sci-fi movies.
Now that negative mass can be created and observed in a lab, you can bet some phenomenal observations, with far reaching implications, are about to be unveiled.
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Scientific Evidence and Proof That Ghosts Exist
Are ghosts real?
People have been asking themselves this question for thousands of years.
But despite widespread sightings and stories dating back over millennia, we still have no definitive proof that spirits actually exist.
Believers say the skeptics are blind to the evidence that’s right in front of them.
Skeptics say any paranormal evidence likely has a rational explanation, and those who chase ghosts are fooling themselves.
Who is right, who is wrong, and where is the proof?
source: exemplore.com/paranormal
Has science already a designed invisibility cloak for the Earth since 2013?
A self-assembled three-dimensional cloak in the visible
An invisibility cloak has been designed, realized and characterized. The cloak hides free-standing sub-wavelength three-dimensional objects at the short wavelength edge of the visible spectrum. By a bottom-up approach the cloak was self-assembled around the object. Such fabrication approach constitutes a further important step towards real world applications of cloaking; leaving the realm of curiosity. The cloak and the way it was fabricated opens an avenue for many spectacular nano-optical applications such as non-disturbing sensors and photo-detectors, highly efficient solar cells, or optical nano-antenna arrays with strongly suppressed cross-talk to mention only a few. Our results rely on the successful combination of concepts from various disciplines, i.e. chemistry, material science, and plasmonics. Consequently, this work will stimulate these fields by unraveling new paths for future research.
Source: Scientific Reports
Although, at a first glance it might look less impressive to hide sub-wavelength objects, the effect has major implications on controlling light-matter interaction and may entail the implementation of various functional devices.
