Lue Elizondo hints that the technology to exploit the strong nuclear force for energy production may exist

Lue Elizondo has spoken a few times about the possible energy sources of the craft he studied for so long. At least one time he mentioned that they may use the hydrogen from water as the source.

30Apr2021 https://youtu.be/emn6jozxHxU?t=583

I assumed, like most people, that they would extract the deuterium or tritium for nuclear fusion. However, after reviewing older videos, one of his comments REALLY caught my attention.

22Dec2020 https://youtu.be/odP4dBo-54M?t=1660

Did he say that they have reason to believe that they are breaking the proton for energy production?

Breaking the STRONG NUCLEAR FORCE?

By current mainstream understanding of physics this is not possible. The strong nuclear force is orders of magnitude stronger than the other forces.

Additionally, the further you move quarks apart, the apparent force between them grows exponentially!

That would be enough energy to power the planet for a century or destroy the world with the amount of matter found in a cup of water.

This is a huge development! How would this be possible? Why would he suspect that they are using the strong force? Are there any theoretical underpinnings on how that would be possible? Why didn't the interviewer pull that thread?

Is this one of the reasons why disclosure has been suppressed for so long?

For those unfamiliar with the Lue:

Luis Elizondo is the former head of a Pentagon office tasked with investigating craft that seem to have time manipulation capabilities and some form of quantum mechanical propulsion system. He still retains a TS clearance and is involved with the public disclosures regarding the topic.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Elizondo

Edit:spelling

https://www.sciencefacts.net/weak-nuclear-force.html

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Why is causality attributed to time when it's the 4 fundamental forces of nature i.e gravity, electromagnetism and the weak and strong nuclear force that's responsible for every interaction in the universe.

There's a definition of time from the Oxford dictionary that states " Time is the indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present and future regarded as a whole. "

The progress of existence and events is causality. This definition is saying that time is responsible for causality.

Causality is things influencing other things. Interaction is defined as " Reciprocal action or influemce " meaning that causality is a result of Interactions.

So if causality is a result of interactions and the 4 fundamental forces are responsible for all interactions then isn't it these 4 forces that are responsible for causality rather than time ?

In addition as fundamental is defined as core or foundation, this means that there cannot be any other underlying layer for time to play a part.

Time merely tracks and measures events, it's the 4 forces of nature that sets them in motion.

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There are 4 fundamental forces of nature i.e. gravity, electromagmetism, weak and strong nuclear force. There has been talk of a 5th force. What is it ?

After carefull examimation of the forces and their operations, I have come to the conclusion that tje 5th force is Chuck Norris.

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What may life (carbon based or something else) look like in a universe where the strong nuclear force was 0.5-5 times stronger?

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In the way that gravity is based on mass, and electromagnetism is based on charge, are there analogous properties for the weak/strong nuclear forces?

Gravity and electromagnetism seem quite similar in that they are forces based on the mass and charge, respectively, of the objects involved. Do the strong and weak nuclear forces have similar properties that the interactions are based around?

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Why doesn't the strong Nuclear force have an infinite range?

So the Strong Nuclear force is like the Weak force with a short range,

The range of the strong force is about 1x10^-15 meters, (so quite a short range)

The weak force has a low range as it's communicated by massive particles, that are so massive they can't actually be created so they have to interact with a virtual W-boson ,

The electromagnetic force has effectively infinite range because photons are massless

but the strong force is communicated by gluons, gluons too are massless. So why (like the electromagnetic force) doesn't the strong force have an infinite range?

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Exotic four-quark particle called tetraquark (Tcc+) spotted at Large Hadron Collider. In nature, tetraquarks probably existed only during the first instants of the Universe, when all matter was compressed in an extremely tight space. It could help to test theories about strong nuclear force. nature.com/articles/d4158…
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The nuclear force is strong with this one..
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America is an oligarchy that has propagandized it's citizens into two brainwashed cults, uses knuckle dragging military and economic force to strong arm weaker nations, preys on it's own citizens, and now threatens mankind with nuclear annihilation. twitter.com/GarlandNixon/…
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What kind of strong nuclear force type of bond do they make ball joints and control arms out of where they can hold each with so much power even without a nut holding them?
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[WP] Figuring that if Gods and Goddesses are the personifications of natural phenomena and praying to them gives tangible results, you try praying to the four Fundamental Forces: Electromagnetism, Gravity, the Strong Nuclear Force, and the Weak Nuclear Force.
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Why is gravity considered the weakest fundamental force when the strong and weak nuclear forces only affect subatomic particles?
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ELI5: How can a nuclear explosion be strong enough to burn a shadow of a person into a building but not destroy the building? Is it just heat/light and not force?

Would a person safely behind a building be okay, but a person at the same distance from detonation while in the open be vaporized? Are all the "Nuclear shadows at Hiroshima" pictures at a specific limited window of distance from detonation?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXg2P9dx-GM I associate nuclear explosions with obliteration of their surroundings, like this. Is this inaccurate?

What goes further, the burn/vaporization distance or the shockwave/explosion distance?

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The Strong Nuclear Force Made Easy medium.com/starts-with-a-…
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Physicists claim 5 forces of nature: gravity, electromagnetism, weak nuclear and strong nuclear force. The following is PROOF that "crunchy" is the sixth force of nature. QED!
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Hungarian physicists think they've discovered a 5th fundamental force of nature, adding to gravity, electromagnetism, and the weak and strong nuclear forces. If confirmed, some think the new force could move physics closer to a grand unified theory of the universe, or even help explain dark matter. astronomy.com/news/2020/0…
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Strong nuclear force in the cosmere

Watched a documentary on atoms last night and it was going about the strong nuclear force that holds atoms together. This we know this is the basis for the bondsmith powers. Does the cosmere have a name for strong nuclear force?

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What are some possible or anticipated practical applications of manipulating the strong nuclear force?

Fair warning, I am a layman and do not really understand the strong nuclear force, apart from the most basic wiki descriptions.

That said, I recently read Liu Cixin's excellent "Remembrance of Earth's Past" series, in which he explores ideas of technology relying on breakthroughs in fundamental physics. In that vane, I'm curious what sorts of technologies or applications are being imagined as possible with a greater understanding of something like the strong nuclear force.

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What happened before the Big Bang? - Dr. Don Lincoln, Fermilab (2020) In the earliest part of the universe was there just a single unified force? As the universe cooled did the unified force become four, electromagnetism, gravity, and the strong and weak nuclear forces? youtube.com/watch?v=dr6nN…
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[Nuclear physics] question on binding energy and strong force

just out of curiosity but will the binding energy within the nucleus be the same as the energy required to overcome the strong force?

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Physicists at MIT & elsewhere have for the first time characterized the strong nuclear force, & the interactions between protons & neutrons, at extremely short distances and identifies a transition in the strong nuclear force that illuminates the structure of a neutron star's core. nature.com/articles/s4158…
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TIL that if the ratio between the nuclear strong force and the electromagnetic force had been off by the tiniest fraction of the tiniest fractionβ€”by even one part in 100,000,000,000,000,000β€”then no stars could have ever formed newyorker.com/tech/annals…
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Strong nuclear force youtu.be/mpDDQ4uEH6M
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ELI5: Does the strong nuclear force overcome electrostatic force in a stable nucleus?

I thought the net force had to be 0 in a stable nucleus so that they stay together, but some textbooks suggest that strong attractive force actually overcomes the electrostatic?

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ELI5: Wat is the difference between the strong and weak nuclear forces?
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The Strong Nuclear Force [5:05] tilvids.com/videos/watch/…
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They should remake Avatar but instead have it be a quest to master the four fundamental forces of nature: electromagnetism, gravity, the strong nuclear force and the weak nuclear force

Long ago, the four forces existed in harmony.... ...but everything changed when supersymmetry collapsed

I'll show myself out.

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Theoretically speaking, what would happen if we were able to expand the interactive radius of the Strong Nuclear Force to something the size of a ball or car? Would it act like Gravity on steroids? Could this be a futuristic propulsion method?

I know that the strong nuclear force only acts on things at the quantum level, but if we were to figure out how to magnify its interaction to a macroscopic level, what would be the outcome? Would it be like gravity except magnitude stronger? Could we use it as a propulsion method?

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How were nuclear forces ( strong and weak interactions ) discovered in an atom ? Were the forces measured experimentally ?
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Lue Elizondo hints that the technology to exploit the strong nuclear force for energy production may exist

Lue Elizondo has spoken a few times about the possible energy sources of the craft he studied for so long. At least one time he mentioned that they may use the hydrogen from water as the source.

30Apr2021 https://youtu.be/emn6jozxHxU?t=583

I assumed, like most people, that they would extract the deuterium or tritium for nuclear fusion. However, after reviewing older videos, one of his comments REALLY caught my attention.

22Dec2020 https://youtu.be/odP4dBo-54M?t=1660

Did he say that they have reason to believe that they are breaking the proton for energy production?

Breaking the STRONG NUCLEAR FORCE?

By current mainstream understanding of physics this is not possible. The strong nuclear force is orders of magnitude stronger than the other forces.

Additionally, the further you move quarks apart, the apparent force between them grows exponentially!

That would be enough energy to power the planet for a century or destroy the world with the amount of matter found in a cup of water.

This is a huge development! How would this be possible? Why would he suspect that they are using the strong force? Are there any theoretical underpinnings on how that would be possible? Why didn't the interviewer pull that thread?

Is this one of the reasons why disclosure has been suppressed for so long?

For those unfamiliar with the Lue:

Luis Elizondo is the former head of a Pentagon office tasked with investigating craft that seem to have time manipulation capabilities and some form of quantum mechanical propulsion system. He still retains a TS clearance and is involved with the public disclosures regarding the topic.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Elizondo

Edit: spelling

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What may life (carbon based or something else) look like in a universe where the strong nuclear force was 0.5-5 times stronger?

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What kind of strong nuclear force type of bond do they make ball joints and control arms out of where they can hold each with so much power even without a nut holding them?
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In the way that gravity is based on mass, and electromagnetism is based on charge, are there analogous properties for the weak/strong nuclear forces?
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You can control all forces, including the strong and weak nuclear forces.
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