Introducing the Quantum Bomb: A Scalable WMD

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E=mc2

i didn't mean to make you upset, i guess i just thought that if a rotating condensate could absorb light, then if the condensate broke down that light would have to be released due to conservation of energy.

i don't know, that's why i was asking.

A better question if I may? is:Is there an absorption limit in certain B-E-C's?

When parametric downconverted light is constrained within certain condensates, does the fact that this 'Light-Slowed' to a minimum speed, enable the condensate to be used to accumilate vast 'reservoirs' of Energy, which can be released according to E=mc2 ?

Thus the great swathe of energy to be released can be of a destructive nature according to what is absorption known, except a small amount of Mass, exchanges to a LARGE amount of Energy at a constant speed, the INPUT speed (1mtr per second say?) would be constrained by the Large amount of Energy Needed to be equivilent in this case.

QUANTUM INEFFICIANCY WAVES?...there is a high probability that the constrained Energy will evolve at a far..far off location.