Metamaterials Explained Simply and Visually 

ya i went in hoping to learn more about the meta materials allegedly recovered by TTSA that are said to be from space

@@challahsheen6667 how would that work. A meta material is man-made how could it be from space?

Within a few years up scaled mass production will be able to cut the costs of such materials and largely affect the market and demand for metamaterials

lol

You'll just have to stick to decoupling your structure to block out your neighbors.

I need one that blocks the frequency of an incessant yappy little dog.

Not exactly. A wave is what something does, not what something is!! Light is not a wave it is a transverse coaxial circuit - Duke Uni is obviously in the cult of bumping particles. Light also does not travel it sets up a pressure modality in the medium.

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He should have researched a little more. He doesn't even know that these are called crests and troughs. A wave is what something does, not what something is!! Light is not a wave it is a transverse coaxial circuit - Duke Uni is obviously in the cult of bumping particles. Light also does not travel it sets up a pressure modality in the medium. Hence light is mediated.

I think we already have lenses which uses electric and magnetic fields that are used in SEM and TEM to focus the electrons.

Or it already has been created .

Tic Tac - metamaterial - Dr. Sarfatti

@@WILLZE Yup! The UFOs figured this stuff out a long time ago for sure.

I actually have some ideas about how to control the formation. it involves some of those ai controlled negative heat lasers though. think quick-set 3d printing on the atomic level. It would also have to be massively parallelized, And I have no idea how much energy would be involved yet.

Mark Brzezinski glass lens not effectively control radio wave which has frequency much lower than light. Huge big size and heavy. Meta material can create lens to bend radio wave with small size and lighter wave

I'm inclined to partially agree. The best explanation for me was that meta means (outside or beyond) in greek so a metamaterial is in this context a material outside of our natural world. A lense of glass could by that definition be a meta material as it is refined by humans, unless you want to talk about gravitation lensing or light focused in a droplet of water. Now, I also agree with the metamaterial description that you can start using technology and create a lens (or any effect) by creating an almost lego-based material and in some kind of lattice adding whatever building blocks you need. That would often create end products/materials "outside what you'll find in nature", well unless your lattice is filled with only glass that makes up a lens. A fresnel lens could be a meta material, it's a flat version of the typical magnifying glass shows and also draws. I dont know, I've got lots of words I to this day struggle with. Plywood is even a meta material in this matter, a tree grows making directional wood, there's no version like plywood laminated creating a more uniformly strong sheet of wood, but unless you make a composite of more materials then the plywood is still mainly made out of wood and a little glue. I'm not trying to sound smart, it's just that definitions get fuzzy when context becomes too broad... or something. Now I'm thinking of brick walls as meta materals... I need to cut back on all this coffee.

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Nope. Light is a wave and also a particle while the sound is a wave only.

Only in vacuum.

That's a Magical Realism story

X Gamer 55 it’s glass

justin brown There must be some lighting on the glass so that the drawings are very bright, correct? Is it a typical teaching instrument in the US’ universities? Is there a link for that set up? Thanks