NASA’s James Webb Telescope Can Detect Alien Biosignatures in 60 Hours
New technology may help scientists discover extraterrestrial life on other planets in just days.
Scientists at the Ohio State University have just announced that by using the James Webb Space Telescope, scheduled to launch this fall, they may be able to detect biosignatures on gas dwarf planets. These biosignatures, such as ammonia, could be a sign of life and with new technology, they may be able to make this distinction in as few as 60 hours. But what exactly do they mean by life?
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Quantum Revolution: Einstein, Aether, And The Unified Field Theory
If you enjoy exploring the boundless aspects of quantum physics, you’ll love Nassim Haramein, founder of The Resonance Science Foundation and The Resonance Academy. Born in Geneva, Switzerland in 1962, and now a resident of Holualoa, Hawaii, Nassim has spent a lifetime exploring the unified theories involving space, matter, mass, vacuums, dark energy, electromagnetism, and gravity.Â
Haramein has studied cosmology, quantum mechanics, biology, chemistry, anthropology, and ancient civilizations, which helped him construct his unique geometrical thesis known as The Unified Field Theory or The Haramein-Rauscher Metric, a new solution to Einstein’s Field Equations.Â
Haramein’s postulation reveals and addresses some of the gaping holes in theoretical physics. (Hint: What happened to aether?)
