J Sovereign 🔮

CONSTITUTIONALIST ✝️ æther/ZPE💜if you’re not America ONLY (not ‘us’ = Rome) you’re a traitor. Resistance to tyrants = obedience to God

[J Sovereign 🔮 @PBinspiringyou]

How The UK oligarchy/ dynasty still rules the world. ‘America didn’t escape the crown, we rebuilt it’

‘The very act of taxing… seems to me to be depriving them of one of their most essential rights as freemen.’ Hope this helps.

https://t.co/H7bMClt1nK

[9/11 Revisited @911Revisionist]

Nikola Tesla & Trump @POTUS - Unknown weapons 🧐

[9/11 Revisited @911Revisionist]

November 12, 2001 - Two months and a day after 9/11, a plane crashed in Belle Harbor, Queens, NYC.
People made the mistake of NOT LEARNING about basic flight physics, relating to 9/11.

[Mathelirium @mathelirium]

I made a quick animation showing what happens when bodies drift too close to a Black Hole.
Einstein's Theory of General Relativity predicts that they get completely shredded

[Roy @roydherbert]

The limited perceptions of others never cease to amaze me. What concerns me far more is how readily those limitations are amplified and paraded as insight by a seemingly mindless scientific media.
https://t.co/c18gFzRxDG

[Black Hole @konstructivizm]

Scientists Built a Tiny “Black Hole” Out of Ultrcold Atoms and Vibrating Light Mirrors

What if you could study the event horizon of a black hole without leaving the lab — and without any actual gravity?

Physicists just did exactly that, but with a clever twist. Instead of trapping light between solid mirrors, they trapped waves of ultracold atoms between mirrors made of pure light. The result is a matter-wave cavity that recreates key mathematical features of a black-hole (and white-hole) horizon.

The impossible experiment that became possible
Theory predicts that if you place two mirrors facing each other and vibrate one of them extremely fast — at a frequency matched to the light bouncing between them — the light field inside develops horizon-like behavior. Pulses of light would be drawn one way toward a stable point and repelled from an unstable one, mimicking the one-way nature of an event horizon.

The catch: for ordinary light, those mirrors would need to vibrate at frequencies close to the speed of light. Impossible.

David Weld and colleagues at UC Santa Barbara solved the problem by swapping the roles of light and matter. They cooled lithium atoms to near absolute zero, turning them into a Bose–Einstein condensate whose quantum wave nature dominates. These “matter waves” were confined between two sheets of laser light that acted as weightless, movable mirrors. Because the atoms move far slower than light (less than a meter per second), the team only needed to oscillate one of the light sheets at about 100 Hz — a frequency easily achieved in the lab.

Watching horizons form in slow motion
When the oscillating mirror was driven near the cavity’s resonance, the diffuse cloud of atoms rapidly collapsed into a tight, moving pulse. By photographing the system once per oscillation cycle, the researchers saw something striking: no matter where a pulse started, it always drifted toward the same stable fixed point and away from an unstable one.

This one-way concentration is the laboratory signature of the predicted horizon-like dynamics. Driving the mirror at twice the frequency produced two separate pulses, each locked to its own trajectory.

Why it matters
This is not a real black hole — there is no gravity and no spacetime curvature in the usual sense. It is a precise analog system. The mathematics that governs the atoms’ behavior maps onto the mathematics of light near black-hole and white-hole horizons. That makes the setup a controllable, observable platform for exploring questions that are otherwise almost impossible to study: the detailed dynamics near horizons, the role of quantum fluctuations, and potentially even analogs of Hawking-like processes.

In short, by making light into mirrors and atoms into waves, physicists have opened a new window onto one of the most extreme and mysterious objects in the universe — all inside a tabletop experiment with lithium atoms cooled to a whisper above absolute zero.

[J Sovereign 🔮 @PBinspiringyou]

@alexboge Shut that dumb ClA payroll having ass tf up

Or continue with your baseless accusations and fedslop narratives and be exposed

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

Tesla and the Discovery of Standing Waves by W. Bernard Carlson

Tesla regarded the discovery of stationary electromagnetic waves to be “of immense importance,” for he now knew not only that the Earth was electrically charged but how electromagnetic waves traveled through the earth.

Prior to this discovery, Tesla thought that the Earth might behave “like a vast reservoir or ocean which, while it may be locally disturbed by a commotion of some kind, remains unresponsive and quiescent in a large part or as a whole.”

In this case, electromagnetic waves—such as those produced by lightning—would travel for a distance and then simply peter out, much like the waves created when a stone dropped in the ocean are strong around the point where the stone hits the water and then dissipate in concentric circles.

However, the existence of stationary waves suggested to Tesla that the Earth did not behave as an ocean when it came to electromagnetic waves.

“Impossible as it seem[s],” explained Tesla, “this planet, despite its vast extent, behave[s] like a conductor of limited dimensions.” And if stationary waves could be set up by lightning, he concluded, then “it is now certain that they can be produced with an oscillator.”

In subsequent experiments at Colorado Springs, Tesla strove to generate low-frequency waves to imitate those he had detected during lightning storms.

[Ashton Forbes @AshtonForbes]

What are Gravitational Waves? - Bob Baker

According to a thumbnail sketch of Einstein's theory of general relativity, time and space disappear with material things. That is, matter (a star to an atomic nucleus) is inseparably connected by time and space and vice versa within the fabric of what Einstein called a spacetime continuum. "Things" are all but hills, valleys, and holes in the fabric of Einstein's spacetime.

Consider two explorers starting out at different points on the equator and heading due North. As they proceed North they will get closer together – they are in a sense “attracted” to each other. This “attraction” is really a property of the geometry! We observe that the planet Mercury’s perihelion (closest point to the Sun) is shifting and that light is bent by the Sun’s “gravity”. But it’s all geometry like a bowling ball in the middle of a rubber sheet with a baseball rolling around it – like a roulette ball that never comes to rest.

But what are gravitational waves? Please see Fig. 1A. Let us first consider the only truly visible waves that we perceive: water waves. Such waves are disturbances or undulations on or in a medium: the water. They exhibit an amplitude or height, a frequency that is dependent on the time between the passages of wave crests by some point, and they propagate with a speed across a fluid surface that is variable and depends upon a number of factors. They can be sensed, for example, by the motion of a buoy or leaf on the water.

Although we usually don’t see them, we also are familiar with sound waves. Such waves propagate as compressions and rarefactions in a gas media – usually air. They have an amplitude according to the strength of the compressions and rarefactions, a frequency that is related to the time between the passages of the sound wave front by some point, and a speed that is variable like water waves. They can be sensed by, for example, the motion of a diaphragm in a microphone.

We also have some familiarity with electromagnetic waves like radio, microwaves, light, X-rays, etc. Such waves seem more sophisticated and depend upon the propagation of undulations in an electromagnetic (EM) field that also exhibit a frequency like the other waves but, according to Einstein, propagate at a constant speed, c ≈ 3x108 [m/s]. Also there is no true medium for EM waves, although at one time, prior to the famous Michelson-Morley experiment and the acceptance of Einstein’s special theory of relativity, most scientists thought that there was such a medium called the “aether” or “ether.” EM waves can be sensed by, for example, the motion of electrons in a photocell.

#gravity

[ZPF @zpfTechnologies]

🚨 BREAKING
@AshtonForbes Confirms he was SETUP by someone in the Air Force who claimed to be able to corroborate the MH370 videos. He also confirms that the article that he had been hinting at the past few weeks is in fact the Rolling Stone Article that dropped today. Watch him LIVE https://t.co/nFJyVIenlE via @YouTube

[Fly Æther🪰 @FlyaEther33]

Ashton reads the @RollingStone article & has a powerful message to the people.

[Rolling Stone @RollingStone]

Ashton Forbes is convinced, as he wrote to Congress, that he has stumbled upon not just “the most important videos in the history of the world,” but a secret capable of transforming civilization.

Read: https://t.co/AacvTPkIsy

[J Sovereign 🔮 @PBinspiringyou]

@ripflexxico @penguinman32 Classic “07 Gucci” beat is what I hear, but it is unique still

Yall preach tho, Flexx knows

[Nanotechnology Papers @NanotechPapers]

Floquet first- and higher-order topological superconductors: A review

Debashish Mondal, Arnob Kumar Ghosh, Arijit Saha, Tanay Nag
https://t.co/3eUW0dR1Q9 [𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚍-𝚖𝚊𝚝.𝚖𝚎𝚜-𝚑𝚊𝚕𝚕]

[Nanotechnology Papers @NanotechPapers]

Tuning correlated states in rhombohedral pentalayer graphene with magnetic encapsulation

Cuiju Yu, Yitao Sun, Jose L. Lado
https://t.co/Wo88Xm8tbo [𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚍-𝚖𝚊𝚝.𝚖𝚎𝚜-𝚑𝚊𝚕𝚕 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚍-𝚖𝚊𝚝.𝚖𝚝𝚛𝚕-𝚜𝚌𝚒]

[J Sovereign 🔮 @PBinspiringyou]

@Mofobian Gnosticism

[The Pale King @thepalehundreds]

Finnish troops surround a captured Soviet bunker during the Continuation War in 1941. Clad in white winter camo, the Finnish soldiers look down on a Soviet commander and his men who surrendered after a standoff in their dugout pit.

[Drew Ponder @drew_ponder]

two Huangs don't make a right

[TenthAmendmentCenter @TenthAmendment]

ZERO TOLERANCE for unconstitutional power.

That's the ONLY way to have a real "land of the free"

[J Sovereign 🔮 @PBinspiringyou]

Free Professor Ashton 4Orbs from his 7 day ban, and x’s poor double standards

[J Sovereign 🔮 @PBinspiringyou]

@mathelirium Thanks for this, and these all, lovely work

any chance I can get that tune?