First 3-d Images by X-ray Laser
https://www.xfel.eu/ and | ||||
Excerpts:
"It sounds like science fiction - an X-ray
camera that is not only detailed enough to capture pictures of individual
atoms but that can even document the course of chemical reactions as they are
happening"
"It's barely a year since the
European XFEL (X-Ray Free-Electron Laser) was launched, with the
first scientists getting their "beam time."
Excerpts:
“X-ray
free-electron lasers (XFELs) are novel X-ray sources that provide femtosecond
pulses of a peak brilliance that exceeds that of synchrotron sources by nine
orders of magnitude… allowing the investigation of the dynamics of matter in
a time-resolved manner1,2,3,
and enables the analysis of highly radiation-sensitive objects.” Such as LENR
"Teams of scientists from 35 universities and research institutions from all over the world are currently conducting research at the European XFEL.. The first two groups of researchers who' ve gotten access to the labs in 2017 also included a team around Australia' s Anton Barty. Another group was led by Polish researcher Wojciech Gawelda... British and Russian scientists have also received early research time."
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Within a couple of years we should have
"molecular movies" and -if Martin Fleishman Memorial Project, BrilliantLightPower and Leonardo are granted beam time- the means to derive an evidence-based
theory for LENR.
Update # 1 https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-43460795 "The UK's Science Minister, Sam Gyimah, said: "The incredible XFEL will help us better understand life threatening diseases by using one of the world's most powerful X-ray machines. Working with our international partners, the super-strength laser will help develop new medical treatments and therapies, potentially saving thousands of lives across the world." Update #2 UK Hopes hopes to Secure Dedicated XFEL Beamline https://physicsworld.com/a/new-european-xfel-beamline-will-be-sovereign-uk-territory/ Non-European scientists will not likely get much "hands-on" beam time. Update #3 https://www.xfel.eu/news_and_events/news/index_eng.html?openDirectAnchor=1574&two_columns=0 " |
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