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    "silly" question - Neutrino observation

    Hello. Probably a stupid question, but hey why not. Since Neutrino's do not interact with electromagnetic fields, but cosmic rays and other particles (that would overwhelm a neutrino signal if observed in an environment not at least partially shielded from their signals as at SNO etc) DO...
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    Need advice on capturing sound

    Not trying to sell anything but Fluke makes a Vibration Analyzer that does just about what you were asking. It's called the Fluke 810, there are videos on youtube showing it in operation, we use it at my facility to monitor electric motor bearings for failure, very nice unit. Capable. Not cheap...
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    Lithium Hydride as energy source for Combustion Engines

    thanks mheslep, I saw some estimates of global reserves somewhere and I seem to remember that Lithium is one of the most common elements, though reserves with high enough % to be economical to mine are another thing. And thanks again, I didn't consider the re-usable aspect of the elemental...
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    How to Design a Gas Sampling Probe for Varying Exhaust Gas in a Brick Catalyst?

    email me at droog57@gmail.com The company I work for occasionally sells Gas Analysis equipment, and no, I'm not planning or trying to sell you anything, our Gas Analysis stuff is mostly for nuclear and chemical plants and costs a LOT, but I CAN put you in touch with some knowledgeable people...
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    Lithium Hydride as energy source for Combustion Engines

    Lithium Hydride contains more hydrogen per unit volume than liquid hydrogen does, so what is stopping us from developing a Lithium Hydride storage solution to supply hydrogen to a vehicle's engine? The reactivity of the substance would throw up some substantial challenges, but compared to...
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