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Van Halen Fair Warning 1981 Album Deep Dive Creation Sound Cultural Context Van Halen’s Fair Warning (1981): A Deep Dive into Its Creation, Sound, and Cultural Context I. Overview: The Darkest Van Halen Album Released on April 29, 1981, Fair Warning was Van Halen’s fourth studio album, standing out as their most aggressive, moody, and … Read more
Sound of One Cell Growing Milling about in nanotech last night I found this tidbit from 2001 on bibliotecapleyades.net Researchers think they can build a “nanomicrophone” based on tiny hairs — rather than a membrane — that could hear such a thing The search for a new method of detecting life on distant planets may … Read more
Rikki Dont Lose That Number Solo Explained Rick Beato Skunk Baxter Jeff “Skunk” Baxter’s guitar solo on Steely Dan’s “Rikki Don’t Lose That Number” is a prime example of his sophisticated yet tasteful approach to lead guitar, blending jazz, rock, and blues influences. Let’s break down the music theory behind his solo: 1. Key and … Read more
Electromagnetic radiation focused by cornea causes eye damage Sir Lawrence Bragg Royal Institute “That the glass lense, like your cornea, focuses electromagnetic radiation is strong evidence supporting the theory that our evergrowing environmental toxin of radiofrequency radiation is primarily responsible for our evermore damaged eyesight, collectively.” Note also that troops, humans, animals exposed to electromagnetic … Read more
Capacitors vs Inductors Magnetic vs Electric fields. Capacitors apply electric fields. Inductors apply magnetic fields. The article “Capacitors vs Inductors” from soundQuality.org, published on February 16, 2025, delves into the fundamental differences between capacitors and inductors, focusing on their roles in electrical and audio engineering. Energy Storage Mechanisms Capacitors and inductors are both passive components … Read more
Anything Goes Radio Reprograms America 1920 to 1940 Radio defined and shaped popular culture, unifying the nation through a common medium during difficult times. Unexpectedly bursting onto the airwaves in 1920, radio technology created challenges and opportunities for providing popular content. Watch to hear about the evolution of radio from Dr. John Smith, Lehigh University … Read more
Electric Vehicles from early 1900s See also
Halls of Amenti Huge Complex discovered below GIZA Pyramids LAND OF CHEM Episode 149 Massive underground chambers with size, volumes comparable to those of the pyramids themselves. Ancient technology using physics and chemistry. Ancient technology of the Egyptian Pyramids using physics and chemistry. Secrets of a lost civilization. Mysteries of lost ancient technology from ancient … Read more
440 Hz 432 Hz and others in a Cymascope Eileen McKusick — I ran 432 and 440 multiple times through the Cymascope, in both the small and large dishes, and I could not get either of them to generate a coherent image, although I have gotten slightly more geometric patterns in the past. We don’t … Read more
