In a crime that has mystified campus scientists and police, ingots of holmium, lanthanum, cerium, praseodymium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium and other metals have disappeared from a physics lab, stalling important research into the creation of materials with unusual magnetic and electronic properties.
(Via Rudy Rucker's blog.)
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1 comment:
I just wanted to create a really cool, shiny, uber-magnet tripole set with certain electrical properties which, when employing brushless-contact ultra-high speed gyroscopes in a super-cooled, super-conducting rotationally counter-spun horizontal plane within a vacuum chamber, has an interesting effect in reducing gravitational pull to the degree that I can employ it as a form of personal propulsion. And for air hockey with my nephew.
Is that really so bad? Good!
Dr. Evil (& Son)
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