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Italian scientists have achieved a groundbreaking milestone by successfully freezing pure light and converting it into a solid for the first time.

Traditionally, light exists as an intangible wave or particle, making its solidification seemingly impossible.

However, researchers have managed to manipulate photons—the fundamental particles of light—by confining them within a carefully structured environment at ultra-low temperatures.

Through advanced quantum physics techniques, the scientists controlled… See More

and slowed down photon movement, compelling them to behave like a solid object.

This breakthrough holds immense potential for future technologies, particularly in quantum computing, optical communication, and advanced materials science.

By solidifying light, researchers can develop innovative methods for storing and processing information at unprecedented speeds, reshaping data transmission and computational capabilities.

This discovery extends beyond theoretical significance, marking a pivotal step in understanding the fundamental nature of light and matter.

The ability to freeze and manipulate light in a solid state could lead to transformative advancements in energy-efficient computing, ultra-fast processors, and cutting-edge optical technologies.

As exploration of this phenomenon continues, it may unveil new frontiers in physics, revolutionizing how light is harnessed for technological innovation.

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On March 21, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump made a highly anticipated announcement. The Pentagon awarded the contract for the U.S. Air Force’s Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) future fighter aircraft to Boeing. It is somewhat coincidental that the 47th President of the United States has designated it as the F-47.
Very little information is available about the NGAD program, although prototypes have been in the air for the past five years. Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman were all… See More

contenders for the development of NGAD. Northrop Grumman withdrew from the competition earlier to focus on the B-21 Raider program, leaving Boeing as the winner on March 21.
Boeing’s decision to shut down the F/A-18E/F production line in 2023 and its significant investment in the St. Louis, Missouri facility showcased their commitment to the sixth-generation fighter program. Interestingly, NGAD will be the first fighter aircraft entirely developed by Boeing; previous models like the F-15 and F/A-18 were originally McDonnell Douglas platforms that became part of Boeing’s portfolio when it acquired McDonnell Douglas in 1997.
The total program cost is expected to reach $20 billion, with a projected production cost of $300 million per aircraft. The NGAD initiative evolved from the mid-2010s Penetrating Counter-Air (PCA) platform program, which was developed by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) and featured at least one operational aircraft.
Although the NGAD program is primarily associated with a manned fighter system, it will also include highly autonomous Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA), enhanced networking, battle management capabilities, along with advanced engines, weapons, sensors, and electronic warfare systems.
In September 2020, it was revealed that a full-scale NGAD flight demonstrator had successfully flown. However, the Biden Administration had placed the NGAD program on hold due to prohibitive costs. This suggests that recent demonstration flights of sixth-generation fighters by China may have acted as a catalyst for reviving the program.

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Quite the feast for conspiracy theorists, but the official statement from, The Met Office explained in a post on X that the phenomenon was likely caused by frozen exhaust smoke from Elon Musk's SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket. "The rocket's frozen exhaust plume appears to be spinning in the atmosphere and reflecting the sunlight, causing it to appear as a spiral in the sky". What do you guys think?

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Ian Bunting
"Daedalus, ByteMyAscii, ByteBlight, Bugroth." —  

With all the cameras about on phones, we would have a whole lot of credible evidence were there aliens to see.
I believe that explanation given.

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FRIDAY - MARCH 14, 2025

Pi-day (3.14); Albert Einstein’s Birthday (1879).

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