This technology could be very useful, let's say we implement varius sensors in a skyscraper in an earthquake prone area, if a earthquake occurs, the building may have points where the metal is fatigued or a piece of the internal structure has become loose. We could get a glimpse on the damage in a matter of minutes to determine if an evacuation of the nearby premises is needed. It could provide useful information that may prevent injuries and death.
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I wonder how this will affect it's distruction, the decreased pressure would decrease the rate of fusion while the spinning would make it easier to fly apart, and how would it die off? Since, it wouldn't have much growth before the centrifugal forces rip it apart it should be hotter and more compact.
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Just for the record Organic molecules can contian metals, hemoglobin is good example as it contains iron
This technology could be very useful, let's say we implement varius sensors in a skyscraper in an earthquake prone area, if a earthquake occurs, the building may have points where the metal is fatigued or a piece of the internal structure has become loose. We could get a glimpse on the damage in a matter of minutes to determine if an evacuation of the nearby premises is needed. It could provide useful information that may prevent injuries and death.
I wonder how this will affect it's distruction, the decreased pressure would decrease the rate of fusion while the spinning would make it easier to fly apart, and how would it die off? Since, it wouldn't have much growth before the centrifugal forces rip it apart it should be hotter and more compact.