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The technology is like stealing fire from the gods, which is an interpretation of the metaphor of theft of firearms in the mythology, particularly the story of Prometheus, but never pleased because it is fragmentary, and the second looking, freezes, the collapse of the wave function. So we want to have more space and was never filled the void. Part of the symbolism of the cross is that it gives the horizontal bar in the gap between the conscious and unconscious logic and emotion, and have relationships are inversely proportional. More "alive" that logic, the Dragon destroys the Ego grows and the unconscious energies, spontaneity is also deleted.

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But an important step in the "marriage of heaven and hell" developed in the early 20th century with the discovery of the theory of relativity, an expansion of the universe, and of quantum mechanics Hubble observations. Overthrow of determinism, "" the prevailing theory at the beginning of the century, these discoveries and validation gave birth to the majority of the "magical" things in our lives today: radio, TV, computers, internet, and on and on all the wonders of the mysterious world of decisions of own Planck length known, felt and done in our "macro" aware of the everyday world. It is a way that the boundaries of the horizontal plane and the barrier starts to become of the winding-up.

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Unusual Properties of Water

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory scientists have shown that water, in hot dense environments, plays an unexpected role in catalyzing complex explosive reactions. A catalyst is a compound that speeds chemical reactions without being consumed. Platinum and enzymes are common catalysts. But water rarely, if ever, acts as a catalyst under ordinary conditions.

Detonations of high explosives made up of oxygen and hydrogen produce water at thousands of degrees Kelvin and up to 100,000 atmospheres of pressure, similar to conditions in the interiors of giant planets.

Unusual Properties of Water

While the properties of pure water at high pressures and temperatures have been studied for years, this extreme water in a reactive environment has never been studied. Until now.

Using first-principle atomistic simulations of the detonation of the high explosive PETN (pentaerythritol tetranitrate), the team discovered that in water, when one hydrogen atom serves as a reducer and the hydroxide (OH) serves as an oxidizer, the atoms act as a dynamic team that transports oxygen between reaction centers.

“This was news to us,” said lead researcher Christine Wu. “This suggests that water also may catalyze reactions in other explosives and in planetary interiors.”

Unusual Properties of Water