Can the bonds of atoms in materials break and reform when an energy is exposed to them? For instance you have a cup of liquid made up of iron atoms. If you hold a certain type of energy near it, it turns into a solid block of iron. When you pull hte power source away, it turns back into a liquid. I am also looking for websites to learn more.
I was wondering if electromagnets could substitute gunpower. If you could have multiple with a charge on one spot, could a bullet be propelled forwards with the same effects. Possibly working like a tiny rail gun.
I was wondering if anyone knew tipes of thrust unlike the usual version of shooting molecules. I have looked up the math and just to reach half the speed of light you have to use more energy than the world's yearly energy revenue.
I was reading up on dark matter and it is just molecules of energy that made up space. I was wondering if anyone knew if matter could be transfered to dark matter and back.
It is possible that you can use spacetime as an almost artificial matter. You could probably even use the principles of warp by compressing space time to propell the spacecraft. This is real physics Nasa is working on and if spacetime is providing force there might be energy in it.
I have heard the idea that you can cool plasma so much that you can contain it. I would figure out a way to contain these molecules and harness their heat power in concentration of the air particles around it.
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