[tt] advanced nanotechnology - 5 new articles
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1. [3]Enhancing magnetic sail launches using Light weight high volume
magnet production
2. [4]IBM makes a major advancement in the field of on-chip silicon
nanophotonics
3. [5]George Church, the personal genome project and Knome, a whole
genome sequencing company
4. [6]Climate change bill passes senate committee
5. [7]Carnival of space week 32
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[10]Enhancing magnetic sail launches using Light weight high volume magnet
production
[11]In theory, it is possible for a magnetic sail to launch directly
from the surface of a planet near one of its magnetic poles, repelling
itself from the planet's magnetic field. However, this requires the
magnetic sail to be maintained in its "unstable" orientation. A launch
from Earth requires superconductors with 80 times the current density
of the best known high-temperature superconductors.
[12]Other magnetic launching systems tend to use stronger magnets and
[13]shorter launch systems.
[14]The earth's magnetic field is about 60 microtesla at the poles.
[tower.png] The 3 or more columns of a space pier could be strapped
together and coated with magnetic material that could generate 4800 or
more microtesla then existing superconducting wire would be sufficient
to ground launch a magnetic sail.
[15]Compared to the skyhook, which is just barely possible with
even the theoretical best material properties, a tower 100 km high
is easy. Flawless diamond, with a compressive strength of 50 GPa,
does not even need a taper at all for a 100 km tower; a 100-km
column of diamond weighs 3.5 billion newtons per square meter, but
can support 50 billion. Even commercially available polycrystalline
synthetic diamond with advertised strengths of 5 GPa would work. Of
course in practice columns would be tapered so as not to waste
material; and the base of the tower would be broadened to account
for transverse forces, such as the jet stream. Only the bottom 15
km (i.e. 15%) of the tower lies in the troposphere and would have
to be built taking weather into account.
One of the interesting challenges in designing the structure is
that simple diamond columns only thick enough to support its weight
would be too thin to be rigid. Two strategies which can be brought
to bear are truss structures and thin shells inflated for
stiffness. At higher altitudes hydrogen could be used for
inflation, since there is insufficient oxygen for combustion. At
altitudes below the tropopause, some attention should be paid to
reducing the structure's wind cross section to minimize the effects
of hurricanes and the jet stream. It is not inconceivable that the
jet stream, or cloud-to-ground voltages, could be used as energy
sources
[16]There has been discussion about augmenting the earth's magnetic
field to enable ground launches of superconducting magnetic sails.
[17]Magnetic sails have been considered for many space missions.
[18]The magnetic sail was a target of speculation for science fiction
games.
[19]The team, led by UVic chemist Dr. Robin Hicks, discovered a simple
method for making a new family of organic-based magnets by combining
nickel and one of three different organic compounds. The discovery is
the first step in designing the next generation of magnets which
could, in theory, be easily manipulated at room temperature.
FURTHER READING
[20]5 tesla room temperature permanent magnet.
[21]5.5 tesla permanent magnet.
[22]Magnetic leviation
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[36]IBM makes a major advancement in the field of on-chip silicon
nanophotonics
[37]Using light instead of wires to send information between the
computer cores of a computer chip can be 100 times faster and use 10
times less power than wires. The new IBM technology aims to enable a
power-efficient method to connect hundreds or thousands of cores
together on a tiny chip by eliminating the wires required to connect
them.
[ibm_silicon_photonics.jpg]
IBM's optical modulator performs the function of converting a digital
electrical signal carried on a wire, into a series of light pulses,
carried on a silicon nanophotonic waveguide. First, an input laser
beam (marked by red color) is delivered to the optical modulator. The
optical modulator (black box with IBM logo) is basically a very fast
"shutter" which controls whether the input laser is blocked or
transmitted to the output waveguide. When a digital electrical pulse
(a "1" bit marked by yellow) arrives from the left at the modulator, a
short pulse of light is allowed to pass through at the optical output
on the right. When there is no electrical pulse at the modulator (a
"0" bit), the modulator blocks light from passing through at the
optical output. In this way, the device "modulates" the intensity of
the input laser beam, and the modulator converts a stream of digital
bits ("1"s and "0"s) from electrical input pulses into pulses of
light. Credit: IBM
The breakthrough -- known in the industry as a silicon Mach-Zehnder
electro-optic modulator -- performs the function of converting
electrical signals into pulses of light. The IBM modulator is 100
to 1,000 times smaller in size compared to previously demonstrated
modulators of its kind, paving the way for many such devices and
eventually complete optical routing networks to be integrated onto
a single chip. This could significantly reduce cost, energy and
heat while increasing communications bandwidth between the cores
more than a hundred times over wired chips.
The report on this work, entitled "Ultra-compact, low RF power, 10
Gb/s silicon Mach-Zehnder modulator" by William M. J. Green,
Michael J. Rooks, Lidija Sekaric, and Yurii A. Vlasov of IBM's
T.J.WatsonResearch Center in Yorktown Heights, N.Y. is published in
Volume 15 of the journal Optics Express. This work was partially
supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA)
through the Defense Sciences Office program "Slowing, Storing and
Processing Light".
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[51]George Church, the personal genome project and Knome, a whole genome
sequencing company
[52]Technology Review talks to George Church about gene sequencing and
the first commercial whole-genome sequencing service he launched last
week with his startup Knome, based in Cambridge, MA.
He is spearheading the Personal Genome Project, a nonprofit effort
to make both the DNA sequence and the health records of many
individuals publicly available. The project, which is now
recruiting 100,000 people to have parts of their genomes sequenced,
aims to serve as a test bed for technological, security, and
ethical issues that might arise with the growing personal-genomics
field. Church is also a cofounder of Knome, and he sits on the
science advisory board of both Knome and 23andMe.
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[66]Climate change bill passes senate committee
[67]A Senate committee approved a broad bill on Wednesday night to
address climate change, a major step toward passage of a measure that
would for the first time slow and then reverse emissions of the gases
that scientists blame for the warming of the planet. I strongly
support this legislation (and I would support stronger legislation.) I
feel that it will address air pollution as well as reduce risks of
possible climate change. The increased costs to carbon will mean more
nuclear and renewable power. My previous articles have discussed the
EIA forecast of the effect of a climate change bill. (Triple nuclear
and renewables and possible reduction of coal to 11% by 2030.) I think
this bill has a good chance of passing in 2008 or 2009 because many
big businesses (car companies, dupont etc...) feel that after George
Bush is gone the pressures (Al Gore and the Inconvenient truth lobby)
will only increase for even stronger legislation.
The Environment and Public Works Committee split largely along
party lines on the bill, which calls for a roughly 70 percent cut
from 2005 levels by 2050 in the production of carbon dioxide and
other climate-altering pollutants.
The committee, which approved the measure by an 11-to-8 vote,
worked through dozens of amendments over nearly 10 hours of
hearings on Wednesday.
The legislation, which is opposed by a powerful array of forces
including utilities, oil companies and manufacturers, faces an
arduous path through the full Senate and then in the House. Little
action is expected before the first of next year.
[68]Previously I had discussed the passage of the bill by a senate
panel (a portion of this larger committee).
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[82]Carnival of space week 32
[83]Carnival of space 32 is up at robot guy
[84]My entry was on my favorite proposed launch systems
[85]Bad Astronomy talks about using Mass as a verb
[86]Colony worlds talks about energy in space from space solar and
helium 3
[87]Space files mentions that the Planetary Society has raised
$250,000 for a second space sail
[88]Centauri Dreams talks about young stars and old planets
Note: My wife and I just had our second child. So posts are light this
week.
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