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Speed of Computers ???
How do you make them go faster than the speed of light? Seems you can
only make them smaller so their EM signals have a shorter distance to travel?? Would a computer that is very close to absolute zero,work better than one at room temperature? Bert |
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On Apr 19, 5:36 am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
How do you make them go faster than the speed of light? Seems you can only make them smaller so their EM signals have a shorter distance to travel?? Would a computer that is very close to absolute zero,work better than one at room temperature? Bert Paradoxically, now that we can make light move slower, we should be able to build computers that move faster! Double-A |
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"G=EMC^2 Glazier" wrote in message ... How do you make them go faster than the speed of light? Seems you can only make them smaller so their EM signals have a shorter distance to travel?? Would a computer that is very close to absolute zero,work better than one at room temperature? Bert Electricity travels at almost "c". There is, however, the phenomena of resistance, peculiar to all conducting materials, which causes voltage drops and also causes our electric meters to spin, much to the delight of utility companies. This resistance disappears completely at the absolute "0", a point which in practice is as impossible to achieve as "c", but we can get close. A current induced into an electric conductor at "0" degrees would circulate unabated and un-opposed for eternity. This would solve our energy problem, but we probably would also freeze our asses off. |
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Electricity travels at almost "c". There is, however, the phenomena of
resistance, peculiar to all conducting materials, which causes voltage drops and also causes our electric meters to spin, much to the delight of utility companies. This resistance disappears completely at the absolute "0", a point which in practice is as impossible to achieve as "c", but we can get close. A current induced into an electric conductor at "0" degrees would circulate unabated and un-opposed for eternity. This would solve our energy problem, but we probably would also freeze our asses off. Your species has allready discovered many metallic alloys that are superconductive at much higher temperatures. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YBCO |
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Your species has allready discovered many metallic alloys that are
superconductive at much higher temperatures. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YBCO I have updated the predictions for the year 2012. http://www.dxun.org/members/predictions.php |
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Why do you assume computers work better at room temperature, actually they
preform much better when you cool the CPU down, heat is the enemy, why do you think neards cool them with dry ice /water etc. to overclock(cpu speed) them but at near absoulute zero, it might give some unpredicted results if you not carefully choose the right matrial to build the computer "G=EMC^2 Glazier" skrev i en meddelelse ... How do you make them go faster than the speed of light? Seems you can only make them smaller so their EM signals have a shorter distance to travel?? Would a computer that is very close to absolute zero,work better than one at room temperature? Bert |
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Starman I just threw cold in because when I had that laptop it kept
itself cool by ventilation and.heat is not good for electrical circuits. Still computers have to work indoors at indoor temp. Smaller is good and small enough to be implanted inside our brains is the way to go. A computer should not work faster than our neurons,or shame on us. Bert |
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Have to add this If a computer gives out the answer to fast it will
not pass the Turing test. I have a crush on a girl that is a phone answer,and I think she also likes me,for she tells me my call is "very important" I like that Bert |
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Have to add this If a computer gives out the answer to fast it will
not pass the Turing test. I have a crush on a girl that is a phone answer,and I think she also likes me,for she tells me my call is "very important" I like that Bert |
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Speed of Computers ???
To All Well I guess I live by my webtv,and Ill die by it. To set in my
ways to change to a slow modern can't use my thumb laptop. I don't like fallowing an arrow to show me where to go.. Go figure Beeert |
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