I am preforming a promethean sin, may God have mercy on our souls. Researchers at Los Alamos National Laboratory are developing "vacuum balloons" with hard shells made from ultra-lightweight aerogel materials, aiming to create vessels that are lighter than air and capable of indefinite floating without helium or hydrogen. These structures utilize aerogel's low density (typically 98-99% void space) and high strength to withstand atmospheric pressure while maintaining buoyancy, potentially reaching speeds comparable to commercial airliners. Current prototypes consist of small hollow spheres a few inches in size that demonstrate the material can hold a vacuum, but they are not yet large enough to lift off. Scientists estimate that a sphere approximately 4.5 feet in diameter would be required to generate sufficient lift for floating at the lab's elevation of 7,500 feet, with a functional prototype potentially ready within two years of continued funding and research.Whipple shielding.Quartzene is a synthetic, nano-porous silica-based material developed by Svenska Aerogel, designed as a next-generation aerogel alternative. It functions primarily as a high-performance additive in coatings, construction materials, and industrial applications to enhance thermal insulation, fire resistance, and sustainability. Quartzene is produced via a patented waterborne process under ambient pressure, making it significantly more cost-effective and energy-efficient than traditional aerogels that require supercritical drying.geopolymer Aerogel-geopolymer composites are lightweight materials created by integrating silica aerogel into geopolymer matrices.Bucky Balls The quantum vacuum effects that can be observed inside of them where atomic forces almost cancel each other out is quite, energetic. The pyramids might have just been less dense and lighter when they were built. Buoyancy might be the grand unifying theory.
>>42311919Basically if you ever see flying bricks and they try to tell you it is aliens it is literally a fancy blimp.
>>42311927imagine this but times a billion and really small.
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>>42311927try not to worry about the possibility that such a zeppelin might be able to survive a nuke and that i could potentially be made out of any element that would offer radiation shielding.
Noted. Blessings be among you.
You can literally tell /x/ how to make UFOs and the great pyramids they let it slide to page 5
>>42312134fucking zero point energy too
>>42311919Makes sense, aerogel is lightweight, durable and great at heat absorption. Perfect material for designing UFOs and other "alien" tech.
>>42311919>withstand atmospheric pressure
>>42312154the kind of bullshit you can do with metamaterials is literally indistinguishable from magic. element 114 was a red herring, it was never the element, it was always the pico-structure and the dynamics of the atomic forces of such a structure.
>>42312157It has to be a rigid structure if you want to put a vacuum in it and keep its surface area.
>>42311919I know more about Coral Castle than you.He was using Electricity, no gravity work. Read the creators books here. https://www.leedskalnin.com/Leedskalnins-Writings-MAGNETIC-CURRENT.html
>>42312171slight of hand for buoyancy. he even describes buoyancy as the governing forces of the universe."Everything has a north poll (up), a south poll(down) and neutral matter in the middle (stable buoyancy) " Combined with the fact that the only "eclectic devices" he had on the work sight was a single palm sized coil of wire and a model T engine that had been modified into a pump.
>>42312186I'm telling you, the guy invented flex seal or plastic bags.
>>42312186>pollI have been here too long, Pole*
>>42312171>>42312186also keep in mind the guy left school in 4th grade right around when buoyancy was typically taught at the time.
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Uh-oh OP.You fucked up this time. You fucked up BIG.You fucked with the wrong guy. Sleep with a knife.
>>42311919>bird bones are pyramids n shieet
>>42311919bump watch this everyone with half a brain
>The quantum vacuum effects that can be observed inside of them where atomic forces almost cancel each other out is quite, energetic. that's almost a sentence
>>42313043there is a big difference between a sponge and a vacuum held open with a sponge >>42313024yeah probably, came to terms with that before I posted>>42313053didn't exactly learn this in english and I am no physicist. doing the best I can
>>42311945I just realized that "it's impossible to make a lead balloon, or concrete airplane" along with the Hindenburg being painted with a base coat of barn rust red, a top coat of aluminum white, effectively making monolayer thermite, and it being the earliest wildly televised event, were all just to make people lose interest in rigid lighter than air craft because a zeppelin made out of lead or tungsten using this process might just be invincible.
>>42313529they fucking Chernobyled inert potentially free air travel with fucking thermite before thermite was "invented"
>>42313543aw fuck. I am actually going to get killed for posting all this shit if this isn't a convoluted disclosure plot.
Gentlemen, There is something I was trying to imply that I was really hoping someone else would extrapolate. The square cube law is dead. Giant robots are back on the menu.
