Matter will be created from light within a year, claim scientists

If you think about it, the Sun creates about everything out of very little. Good, silver, platinum, iron...some of the heaviest elements out of noble gases. Amazing. They maybe on the rig track but personally, without the obscene gravity (pressure), I think it will be out of reach. They are multiple times my intelligence so we will see. If they find a way to create anything of value, the technology will disappear.

I read a paper a few months back that scientists were able to make photons stick together at extreme temperatures. This allowed them to create molecules out of light.
So now we can create matter, where there was none before. This is amazing!!

Not to go off topic, but I saw a youtube video explaining that our bodies give off light in the form of infrared or black body radiation(correct me if I'm wrong). So this "light" energy can escape our atmosphere and travel into the universe. That being said, our senses or touch in the world is not confined to just within our skin. With the best vision (including animals) we can see for several miles. With the best olfactory senses we (including animals), can detect things for several miles. Bears can smell certain things for up to 15 miles. So I've read. But the heat/light energy that our bodies produce can expand into the universe. The peak time, supposedly, is around 4pm. It took me a while to grasp that notion and it blew my mind.

Interesting times indeed.

Kratos

a reply to: Hr2burn
You are talking about nuclear fusion.
This is not that

a reply to: Kratos40

That being said, our senses or touch in the world is not confined to just within our skin.

Yes, it is. Just as our sense of sight is confined to our eyes.

a reply to: Hr2burn

Actually the theory is that a previous star that existed before our sun created all the heavy elements that we find while mining the Earth. Currently, this is Solar System version 2.0. But that is just a theory...

Kratos

originally posted by: djz3ro
a reply to: alienjuggalo

The first thing that popped into my mind when I read this is that if this is true perhaps the Big Bang was light being converted onto matter?

This is pretty astounding, it's gonna be interestin to see where this leads...

At the start of the big bang, all matter was so compressed and tightly bound that was several minutes before everything cooled down just for protons, electrons and photons to form and fly around. Before that, not even those particles could exist, just a super-massive goop of sub-atomic particles that were exchanging energy directly through atomic nucleii forces. Not even gravity and magnetism existed. Maybe that's why expansion could occur so rapidly.

But if you have a means of generating electrons and protons, the energy they will have will be their atomic weights and total velocity. If it is possible to keep them separate, it will be possible to store up that energy, and it might even be possible to generate something like ion-drive propulsion.

a reply to: Phage

Phage, I think you misunderstood what I was trying to convey. We are not trapped to gathering information from our surroundings to just stuff that is going on within us or just a few inches away from our solid bodies end and meets up with the existential surroundings such as the air or ground we touch. Our bodies are capable of detecting and effecting objects or actions happening quite a distance away. Like the bear example. They can smell prey/carcass for several miles away. Guess what? Their sphere of influence will lead them to that carcass/prey and they will eat for another day. But I digress, I don't want to derail this thread with this notion. I would like to make a separate thread about this, and we can discuss this further.

Kratos

originally posted by: Hr2burn
If you think about it, the Sun creates about everything out of very little. Good, silver, platinum, iron...some of the heaviest elements out of noble gases. Amazing. They maybe on the rig track but personally, without the obscene gravity (pressure), I think it will be out of reach. They are multiple times my intelligence so we will see. If they find a way to create anything of value, the technology will disappear.

Also water

Solar wind can form water on interplanetary dust, potentially adding to the primordial soup that gave rise to life on Earth, scientists say.

www.space.com...

One could hypothesize that this is the end of the monetary system.

If matter can be created, then rare items like gold, silver, platinum, and diamonds can be created in a laboratory.

Even more shocking, atomic particles could be created, maybe we will expand our knowledge of the periodic table of elements? Creating new elements?

Or possibly with the use of these lasers, there are new alternative energy possibilities?

All it takes is creating the tool. The human imagination for creation is limitless once given the tools they need to expand their creativity.

I only pray a device like this is used for good.

a reply to: alienjuggalo

a reply to: oneupShadow

If matter can be created, then rare items like gold, silver, platinum, and diamonds can be created in a laboratory.

And would require an enormous amount of energy to do so.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: oneupShadow

If matter can be created, then rare items like gold, silver, platinum, and diamonds can be created in a laboratory.

And would require an enormous amount of energy to do so.

It was already done in the 80s gold was created in the BEVALAC atomic particle accelerator. Problem was they spent 10,000 dollars in operating expenses to produced gold that was worth less than one billionth of a cent.

Are you trying to tell me I may be able to pirate a car in my lifetime? Sounds awesome!

It would probably take many years for that technology to be available and useful to the average person though. I'll end up forgetting about it until everyone's freaking out over real life item duplicators.

a reply to: dragonridr
And they were starting with matter, not energy.

here's an example of a matter created by speed burst to the water creates rainbow prism at the video link below

a reply to: jackvern

Said you did what no idea I have

current theory says the two gamma ray photons are "converted" into an electron and a positron, creating mass.
However what if the photon does not disappear, what if the two photons change direction and enter two standing wave "orbits".
i.e. the electron is the photon travelling in a tiny circle or a torus.
I think these guys Williamson and Van der mark already nailed the theory in 1997:

www.cybsoc.org/electron.pdf

Now we just have to wait for the high energy physics scientists to prove it.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: jackvern

Said you did what no idea I have

All up this mixed is post.

Korg.

originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: alienjuggalo
Pretty neat if it works. Bold statement to make beforehand.

I'm not sure what that quote from Andrei Seryi has to do with it. Convert energy into time? What an odd thing to say.
"Time! Get your time right here! Buckets of time, right here! Get your time right now!"

What's even odder is that the good man stated "we" thought that matter and energy as well as particles/light are not connected. I am not a rocket scientist but I am confident to say that this guy doesn't really know a lot, did he actually made it from kindergarten into 1st grade science class, I wonder?

Physicists have figured out how to turn light into matter

Scientists are on the brink of turning light into matter—a process first theorized in 1934 but then described by the very men behind the idea as "hopeless to try." The subatomic particles the Imperial College London physicists say they've figured out how to produce will not be visible to the naked eye, but will be "one of the purest demonstrations of E=mc2," Einstein’s famous equation describing the "interchangeable" relationship between mass and energy, the Guardian reports.

Between this and the expiring 3d printing Patents its no wonder FDA had to act now to ban our access to lasers!