NORMOLIEN EXPOSED
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The story behind Dr. Rand Daily's and a group of German scientists' discovery led to an advanced ceramic material called normolien made of nanomaterials, which gives incredible strength with metamaterials that mimic invisibility. Keep reading below. . ..
The name and ideas are rooted in fact and came from one of the most prolific inventors in this age that in World War ll was exposed to several theories playing out today.
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NORMOLIEN EXPOSED
Could This Be The Headline Tomorrow
The story follows Dr. Rand Daily's and a group of German scientists' discoveries after World War ll, which led to an advanced ceramic material called normolien. It is made of nanomaterials and gives incredible strength with metamaterials that mimic invisibility. Keep reading below. ..
The name and ideas are rooted in fact and came from one of the most prolific inventors of this age, who was exposed to several ideas and theories playing out today as we face our next world war.
The story of Normolien started many decades ago in a discussion with a prolific inventor who served in several sensitive roles in World War ll.
The story of Normolien started many decades ago in a discussion with a prolific inventor who served in several sensitive roles in World War ll. One of his patents made the flight of Howard Hughes Spruce Goose possible. When I heard the story, I was amazed. I was astonished when I saw a picture of four gentlemen, he and Howard Hughes, on each end. I have since verified all that he said was true.
That leads me to Normolien, a name, a concept of what the Nazis in 1934 thought could be a weapon. By that name, I cannot confirm. It was theoretical science, and unlike the atomic bomb, where they did not have the resources, the technology for producing nano-technology was a theory and would be many decades away. Norio Taniguchi, a Japanese scientist, in 1974, in a paper titled “On the Basic Concept of ‘Nano-Technology’ is given credit for the word, while no one really understood the practical use until Eric Drexler, an American physicist and engineer, in 1986, in his book “Engines of Creation: The Coming Era of Nanotechnology” wrote about the coming application and world-threatening dangers. I would not completely understand what I had until eight years later, or I would have contacted Mr. Drexler.
That brings me to the present. I use the name Normolien, created by others; this one has a meaning. In the Podcast or story, I will explain. The podcast is on all the popular sites or at Buzzsprout, and you can listen to it online. Search "Normolien." One person said the concept and research traced its roots through Nazis Germany, through the Soviet Union, and then, after the fall of the Iron Curtain, into several locations in Europe. Another said the roots came through Area 51, and later, I would see papers that stated both. And to answer the question you are about to ask, I do not know if any claims were made about aliens. None said to me. I am careful, and if something is classified, I would not discuss it.
The concept of nano-technology, I am sure, was and is being worked on by Darpa. I have no knowledge of that specific point, and I only know that my person helped build a very large building after World War II near what is now called Area 51. Proof of that, and many other things, leads me to believe everything else he told me was true about Normolien. I asked about aliens and alien ships, and he said he was never shown or allowed to go to any place except the building he built. He said he knew there were things that no one could discuss.
In dealing with Normolien and nano-technology, I have tried to stay with theoretical thoughts and timelines as they occurred. I have taken the liberty to use the name nan-technology earlier than it was used to clarify the concepts. The concept of nano-technology made into a weapon scares me. The concept of the "Dart" was told to me word-for-word, and I will describe it in the story as best I can.
I have taken liberties with the propulsion side because using exotic medals to make a rail gun is recent, I think, to the last two or three decades.
What's next? In the greater story, The Agent, Normolien is a tool of the antagonist, and I deal with it as such. It does deserve a story, if only to explain the dangers of nano-technology, so hang on for a ride. I leave you with this thought: The concept of nuclear weapons, technology advancements, and AI coming together to form a threat to the world was told to me in 1993. This was long before AI. Key to the discussions was when we got digital technology that could think, AI, the field of battle would shrink, and man would force himself to use nuclear weapons. The man who told me these things had already built a large nuclear bunker for his grandchildren.
One final thought. All of this is set and will be explored in the upcoming book one, The Agent: A Glimpse Through Time, and Normolien Exposed in whatever form that comes out.
