Scientists are testing Diamonds for use with Quantum Computers as they apparently can be stretched to possibly enable room temperature Quantum CPUs

[Bombastinator]

1 minute ago, StDragon said:

A sealed enclosure displaced with 100% nitrogen gas (inert) at one atmosphere sea level (14.7 psi). DONE!

Why do people have to make things so complicated??! 

My suspicion is in that case there was a reason.  Also the gas in nitrogen storage is often kept at slight over pressure to keep other gasses from seeping in. 

[leadeater]

26 minutes ago, Bombastinator said:

My suspicion is in that case there was a reason.  Also the gas in nitrogen storage is often kept at slight over pressure to keep other gasses from seeping in. 

To protect the worlds most accurately polished, by tens of factors, lens. Might I also add the worlds most accurately polished lens with the incorrect edge specification, so Hubble actually needs to wear glasses, this really is a thing haha (using "glasses" liberally). Have a watch of the video on it on the channel Megaprojects, lots of interesting things from them.

 

[Video Beagle]

16 hours ago, StDragon said:

While morbid, LifeGem will take the ashes of remains and create a diamond. Actually, that's kind of cool. But, I'm not sure I want someone's soul-stone haunting me. 

In a Vampire LARP, we did that to an enemy, took his ashes (after zapping him with lighting) and made him into cufflinks

 

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18 hours ago, WereCatf said:

I know you meant that as a joke, but the answer is: no. That's not how quantum - computers work; they produce a massive numbers of solutions to an equation, they do not process logic.

I've read the comics...they spin up universes of posible answers and destory them til the answer remains....which leads to an evil justice league trying to destory the world......

 

I might not have a full understanding of the technology.