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This month, our first story reaffirms the reality of
the flying car movement, with NASA teaming up with Uber to get
some air traffic control going. Certainly the transportation
industry is headed toward the future we often see in science
fiction movies. IRI is poised to help with new propulsion
discoveries that we share with the public through books, DVDs, and
conference proceedings.
Our second story gives us one more reason to look
forward to the future of energy, since the quantum realm keeps surprising
the scientists. In this case, a combination of microwaves and a
laser pulse seems to produce an overunity condition with more
energy out than in. It is also reminiscent of the "traveling
wave tube", in my opinion, where electrons and microwaves transfer
energy. With confirmation from another lab, this may once again
bend the second law of thermodynamics.
The third story is close to the day-to-day operations
of our institute, since a flexible, wearable thermoelectric
generator (TEG) may be a great match for our patented Therapeutic
Antioxidant Electric Clothes (US 8,825,174) and we have
started negotiations with two professors at North Carolina State
University. See Our
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will revolutionize the sports industry.
Our fourth story also has personal value to us since
we fast once a week on water, juice, and a little bit of fruit. In
the Bioenergetics area, it is great to find that such lowering of
caloric intake has better effects on longevity if translated to
occasional fasting, since the mitochondria are favorably affected.
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that started with our FE eNews in October, 2016 (all eNews
back issues are archived at Enews
Page ) with floating off-shore wind farms, and May, 2017
with floating solar islands, followed by an actual floating farm
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1) Uber
Teams with NASA for Flying Car Project
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By Mike Wall, Space.com Senior Writer
Uber's
planned "flying cars" will navigate crowded city skies
with some help from NASA, if everything goes according to plan.
The space
agency has signed an agreement with Uber to help develop an
air-traffic-control system for the flying-car project, which goes
by the name Uber Elevate or UberAir, according to USA Today.
"UberAir
will be performing far more flights over cities on a daily basis
than has ever been done before," Uber Chief Product
Officer Jeff Holden said in a statement provided to USA
Today. "Doing this safely and efficiently is going to require
a foundational change in airspace-management technologies."
Then, in
2015, NASA initiated its UAS Traffic Management (UTM)
project, to deal with smaller, lower-flying
drones. "We believe our job is to create
opportunities for the UAM community to work together toward the
common goal of safe, efficient and quiet operations," Rich
Wahls, NASA's strategic technical advisor in the Advanced Air
Vehicles Program for ARMD, said in a statement.
"We
have a unique role to play in leading collaborative efforts that
leverage the knowledge, technologies and visions of everyone
coming to the table," Wahls added.
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2) New
Thermodynamics: How Quantum Physics is Bending the Rules
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By Zeeya Merali, Nature.com November 2017
Experiments are starting to probe the limits of the classical laws
of thermodynamics
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It would
take a foolhardy physicist to dare attempt to break the laws of
thermodynamics. But it turns out that there may be ways to bend
them. At a lab at the University of Oxford, UK, quantum physicists
are trying to do so with a small lump of synthetic diamond. At
first, the diamond is barely visible, nestled inside a chaotic
mess of optical fibres and mirrors. But when they switch on a
green laser, defects in the diamond are illuminated, and the
crystal begins to glow red.
In that
light, the team has found preliminary evidence of an
effect that was theorized only a few years ago1: a quantum boost
that would push the diamond's power output above the level
prescribed by classical thermodynamics. If the results hold up,
they will be a tangible boon for the study of quantum
thermodynamics, a relatively new field that aims to uncover the
rules that govern heat and energy flow at the atomic scale.
There is
reason to suspect that the laws of thermodynamics, which are based
on how large numbers of particles behave, are different in the
quantum realm. Over the past five years or so, a
quantum-thermodynamics community has grown around that idea. What
was once the domain of a handful of theoreticians now includes a
few hundred theoretical and experimental physicists around the
globe. "The field is moving so fast I can barely keep
up," says Ronnie Kosloff, an early pioneer of the field at
the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel.
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3) Flexible
Wearable Electronics Use Body Heat For Energy
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By TechBriefs. com November 2, 2017
This
thermoelectric harvester has the material quality of rigid devices
inside a flexible package.
Interest in
wearable electronics for continuous, long-term health and
performance monitoring is rapidly increasing. The reduction in
power levels consumed by sensors and electronic circuits,
accompanied by the advances in energy harvesting methods, allows
for the realization of self-powered monitoring systems that do not
have to rely on batteries.
For
wearable electronics, thermoelectric generators (TEGs) offer the
unique ability to continuously convert body heat into usable
energy. For body harvesting, it is preferable to have TEGs that
are thin, soft, and flexible. Unfortunately, the performance of
flexible modules reported to date has been far behind that of
their rigid counterparts. This is largely due to lower
efficiencies of the thermoelectric materials, electrical or
thermal parasitic losses, and limitations on leg dimensions posed
by the synthesis techniques.
Read
more here
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4) Harvard
Study Shows Fasting Ieads to Healthier, Longer Life
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By Rich Haridy, New Atlas, November 11, 2017
Article
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New
research found that a cell's mitochondria (represented in green
above) can be affected through Fasting which results in
better health and longevity.
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Intermittent
fasting diets are all the rage these days. We are seeing
everything from the conservative 5:2 diet to more extreme fasting
methods gaining prominence in Silicon Valley circles, but
while there has been plenty of observational research pointing out
the correlation between fasting and positive health outcomes, we
still don't have a good understanding of any underlying biological
mechanism at play.
A new study
from Harvard researchers has now shown how fasting can increase
lifespan, slow aging and improve health by altering the activity
of mitochondrial networks inside our cells.
"Although
previous work has shown how intermittent fasting can slow aging,
we are only beginning to understand the underlying biology,"
says William Mair, senior author on the study.
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5) Floating
Cities No Longer Science Fiction
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By David Gelles, NY Times, November 11, 2017
Article
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It is an idea
at once audacious and simplistic, a seeming impossibility that is
now technologically within reach: cities floating in international
waters - independent, self-sustaining nation-states at sea.
Long the
stuff of science fiction, so-called "seasteading" has in
recent years matured from pure fantasy into something approaching
reality, and there are now companies, academics, architects and
even a government working together on a prototype by 2020.
At the
center of the effort is the Seasteading Institute, a
nonprofit organization based in San Francisco. Founded in 2008,
the group has spent about a decade trying to convince the public
that seasteading is not an entirely crazy idea.
That has
not always been easy. At times, the story of the seasteading
movement seems to lapse into self parody. Burning
Man gatherings in the Nevada desert are an inspiration, while
references to the Kevin Costner film "Waterworld" are
inevitable. The project is being partially funded by
an initial coin offering, a new concept sweeping Silicon
Valley and Wall Street in which money can be raised by creating
and selling virtual currency.
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