Thunder and lightning: For centuries mankind’s been amazed as well as terrified at the threatening beauty of nature’s fury. But these days it’s actually been domesticated, and now we can even throw a thunderbolt at the push of a button, as Ilya Petrenko reports.
Wait until you see who’s job THIS affects. “A broke fax machine” indeed.
This administration seems to be able to drag their feet any time they want to withhold information and the controlled media, the target in this case, just lets them get away with it. Scary stuff. . . EDITOR
The United States went ahead with major spending cuts earlier this year, slicing around $85 billion off the federal budget. But while most government offices remain afloat, a fax machine on the fritz may be too costly for the Pentagon to fix.
Investigative journalists working for the website Muckrock.com have identified one side-effect of the sequester that is only now starting to cause concerns. A facsimile machine at Defense Department headquarters has reportedly been out of commission for almost three weeks now and is hindering the ability for reporters to file Freedom of Information Act requests with the military. . . Read Complete Report
Featured Image: Photograph of Nikola Tesla. SOURCE: the Library of Congress.
Nokila Tesla, the father of Alternate Currents, which proved to be the best method of moving electrical from place to place safely and economically. But, once he claimed he was working on a way to provide free energy to everyone the robber barons led by Thomas Edison would no longer support his unprofitable ideas.
A very unique and first of its kind in the world ‘free energy’ machine has been built in Brazil and, according to the story and newspaper ad below, will soon be coming to Illinois in the Fall of 2013. A video description of this new free energy device is given in the video below by Sterling Allan. According to their website, this free energy will be fed entirely by the Earth’s gravity and once completed, will operate continuously, forever!!! . . . Read Complete Report
This is the next generation of surveillance, this is the first time ever the government have given permission to show the technology they use. These are the BASIC machines so keep your mind open to what they can have, not just vision but sound, infra-red etc . . . Posted as Description w/video.
from RoboDaily by Staff Writers
Bielefeld, Germany (SPX) Mar 04, 2013
Scientists have long been dreaming about building a computer that would work like a brain. This is because a brain is far more energy-saving than a computer, it can learn by itself, and it doesn’t need any programming. Privatdozent [senior lecturer] Dr. Andy Thomas from Bielefeld University’s Faculty of Physics is experimenting with memristors – electronic microcomponents that imitate natural nerves.
Thomas and his colleagues proved that they could do this a year ago. They constructed a memristor that is capable of learning. Andy Thomas is now using his memristors as key components in a blueprint for an artificial brain. He will be presenting his results at the beginning of March in the print edition of the prestigious Journal of Physics published by the Institute of Physics in London. . . . Read Complete Report
Over the decades, technology has progressed faster than any other time in human history. Electronic machines are being used to improve our everyday lives and it is believed that by 2045 humans will become one with machines. RT’s Liz Wahl has more on the future of the human race.
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The Human Universal Load Carrier (HULC™) is the third generation exoskeleton system. It incorporates the features of ExoHiker™ and ExoClimber™ exhibiting two independent characteristics:
It takes up to 200 pounds without impeding the wearer (Strength Augmentation)
It decreases its wearer’s metabolic cost (Endurance Augmentation).
While the first characteristic requires little explanation, the 2nd characteristic is a compelling and competitive advantage of HULC™ completely absent in any other exoskeleton system. During preliminary evaluations, oxygen consumption of users walking at a speed of 2 MPH, decreased by 5%~12% when using our Alpha test unit without a payload. When users carried a load, the effect was more pronounced. The oxygen consumption of these users carrying an 81 pound approach load at a speed of 2MPH decreased by about 15% when using the prototype HULC™ . . . Read Complete Report W/additional video
One thing that almost no one can deny is that the television is the number one propaganda machine in the Controllers arsenal. There is a short video that addresses that issue in an easy to understand way, while being highly entertaining. . . . EDITOR
