Alien Technology on Earth
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| Copyrighted by Louis P. Quinn 2009 |
| It's not really "Alien" technology just a bit strange. This is the technology web site of the inventor Louis P. Quinn. |
In Situ Removal of Desired Components
There exists the possibility that the plasma could be used to selectively
remove components, or elements from the rock. This would mean that the slag,
waste products, and overburden would never need be handled or removed. The
rock itself would become the processing chamber. The plasma vapor generated in
the rock could be vented or piped to a sophisticated processing unit. The
processing unit could condense and/or separate the desired components. The
presence of oxygen and nitrogen in the Earth's atmosphere makes this technique
difficult on the Earth's surface. Oxides and Nitrogen compounds tend to require
higher temperatures to vaporize than native metals and elements.
There exists the possibility that the plasma could be used to selectively
remove components, or elements from the rock. This would mean that the slag,
waste products, and overburden would never need be handled or removed. The
rock itself would become the processing chamber. The plasma vapor generated in
the rock could be vented or piped to a sophisticated processing unit. The
processing unit could condense and/or separate the desired components. The
presence of oxygen and nitrogen in the Earth's atmosphere makes this technique
difficult on the Earth's surface. Oxides and Nitrogen compounds tend to require
higher temperatures to vaporize than native metals and elements.
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