New Geopolymers Discovered with Metahalloysite and Alumoxy Acid-based

[@brandocommando36]

Mr Davidovits cant thank you enough for all
Your work and contributions to this field such great implications of this technology and also answers many mysteries from our past ! Thank you sir

[@halifaxlithos2488]

A novel, potential, building material that is light weight, strong and non-toxic.
This should be on every major news network around the world.

[@christopherneufelt8971]

Natural materials: silicon, sulphur, calcium, natrium, carbon, iron, oxygen. After these any other chemical element, should be considered trace material irrespective of what type of chemical compound is embedded. Aluminum will be considered in the near future so toxic as cadmium, due to its accumulation in the brain and probably inflammation effects as well as neurological toxicity.

[@WilloPax]

Thank you for sharing these two exciting breakthroughs! I am eager to explore the potential applications of these new advancements, which appear to surpass those of traditional alkali-based geopolymers.

[@JasonBourneSpeaks]

An archemedes screw could easily lift sand or any material and water uphill with ease, and a series of screws would allow for dry mixing on the working level, addition of wetting Agent and pur directly into exterior forms, etc.
Lift everything dry with interior screws and mix, pour, overnight drying, next day remove forms and continue.
Geopolymer

[@christopherporflidtt1673]

"New geopolymers discoreved" ok, i'm already excited! Thanks for sharing all this knowledge

[@heinpereboom5521]

This is a very interesting, but also important story.
It says a lot about what science/archaeologists thought they knew until now.
Didn't know your son also did research, very nice to hear that.
Thanks for the presentation!

[@nastor200]

Algún día tendrá su merecido Novel en química, espero sea pronto y tenga el gusto de recibirlo personalmente. Saludos Maestro.

[@HanstheTraffer]

What a wonderful budding science. Amazing developments will surely follow.

[@DrMouhamadouAMAR]

This is true science

[@outcastoffoolgara]

Excellent work. Could certainly assist space transport mechanism and lunar base construction resources. Congratulations to you and your son and the mighty global teams developing this science.

[@MDNQ-ud1ty]

Calm down Cotton... we can't even stop a genocide and massive theft in the fraud market.

[@BobWidlefish]

Thank you for publishing this and your work generally.

[@pixelspring]

Wow.. what a treat to hear from the man himself!

[@ShellHeinze]

Brilliant! I am looking forward to seeing the vases made from the geopolymers.

[@vonderloo3184]

Wow! I want to check out the ceramic geopolymer 3D printing. Maybe our history could last!
So does this potassium ceramic have the ability to pass through the high Kelvin heat of the Van Allen Belt in space?

[@johnnyc2764]

As a geologist with an interest in material science, this was profoundly interesting. Thank you for all your hard work!

[@kwgm8578]

Bravo, Joseph. This is a truly monumental achievement! Congratulations and may you enjoy your successes and accolades.

[@fanfam]

Great stuff again!

[@perceptron-1]

I will tell you an incredible story.
I learned about plastics, but this is not my main profession, I deal with automation.
Yesterday I was telling my girlfriend how many inventions can be traced back to the crash in Roswell in 1947
from the wreckage of an alien UFO, and I told her that the transistor was 'invented' right after
optical fiber data transmission, ferrite ring memory, and metal-plastic composite materials.
And that the paper-sized, millimeter-thick, feather-light piece of outer casing of the spaceship that I had in my hands in 1978 was a SCi-Fi
meeting, where a UFO researcher friend of mine showed it, and that's when I heard about the crashed UFO for the first time.
He also said that according to the spectroscopic analysis, it is a composite material with an ALU plastic composition,
and that earthly technology cannot yet produce such a thing.
And now TH-cam has brought this video among the first recommendations.
So far, I have called it composite material, because it is not my area of ​​expertise, but as I watched the video, I immediately saw
that this is the same material that I had in my hands then, 46 years ago, as a piece of the crashed UFO.
Later, at school, I was taught that metal and organic plastic cannot be mixed, although I claimed that of course, no one believed me.
I believed in him all along. However, this video is the proof that the UFO cover piece at 21:40 really could not be of terrestrial origin,
because at that time science did not yet know the possibility of making such materials according to what was said in the video.
Perhaps it is not a coincidence that in 2012 Arizona State University is analyzing such a composite material. A UFO crashed in Arizona in 1947
Quite a few decades passed before it was possible to decipher what the material was.
Consequently, for the first time in the world, I would recommend using it as a spaceship casing, herewith!!!
14:00 because it has a tensile strength that can withstand enormous pressure, we already knew this in 1978, because what is now your scientific world sensation is news,
it was already measured then. At that time, no one could produce this high-pressure, heat-resistant,
20:14, and a vacuum-resistant, special structural material that can withstand the cold of outer space.
Thank you very much for this presentation, I was able to make sure that they really found the wreckage of a UFO in the desert.
...and this is the point: 20:24 for Lunar, Space, and EXTRATERRESTRIAL APPLICATIONS
And here is the proof that aliens visited the Earth 4,500 years ago: 25:48 AL-O-X artifacts from ancient Egypt 2500BC, artificial stones
And this is the product of high-level earth science achieved 4,500 years later: 27:32 unbreakable ceramic sample

[@WAWSB]

It's really amazing.

[@bruceh4833]

That's because extraterrestrials live outside the Antarctic shoreline alien to us on this level plane containing Earth between 2 charged zones (-) negative ground and increasing (+)positive charge of 100 Volts per 3 feet of rise. We have neighbors with very high and very low developed peoples within an intelligent Creation. The ancient forbidden architecture and propensity of the Smithsonian Institution for destroying evidence of giant remains, tunnels, buried burnt and melted brick buildings with fairly modern looking manufacturing names and symbols stamped upon them, 3D printed sculptures such as The Release from Deception' (1754) by Francesco Queirolo which inaccessible multilayer net of fragile stone has never been duplicated and the old statue has never broken. The period of the 1700's is far more unverifiable than Building 7 and all 7 WTC buildings turning to dust and falling into their footprints only 23 years ago, etc. & etc. So, don't let weapons of mass deception perpetuate. You're fed many lies hidden within scriptures and truth you accept wholly as truth. Level your gyros on the tarmac before flights of fancy.
Perhaps, build a dirigible and go visit extraterrestrials freely beyond the Antarctic border. I'm fairly sure the world mercenaries pretending to be well-disciplined defensive militaries won't bother you beyond the 60th degree "South" parallel anymore than a police highway robber would bother you on your way to work. Afterall, they found the South Pole and there's a barbershop pole with a chrome globe on top placed there because no magnetic compasses point towards it and they had to put a marker there to show us where it is.
Geopolymers are a welcome technology, just like a new hammer! It won't save a modern world from destruction that comes from B.A.R. pirate ignoble Esquire Attorney systemic parasites or predator molesters with badges, medals, ribbons and funny costumes.
True geopolymer can be a major threat to the building materials, credit lending and taxation mafias if the necessary variables ever align. "You can tell how corrupt a State is by how many construction cones block traffic every year." - the late great persecuted Utah GEET plasma fuel inventer, Paul Pantone. Paul also told me about a stretch of experimental highway near Vernal Utah that was placed in the 1950's and has never needed repairs. So, why are American highways not as good as the Nazi's Autobahn? Did the Eisenhower administration decide that underground high speed evacuated maglev tunnels capable of Mach 6 or 7 was better for the guvment than crumbling asphalt, potholes and fading paint was for the people that give guvment precious time and energy as wage slaves? Don't get your hopes up that geopolymer will save a society. Technology never has saved civilizations. The society has to decide to "just be nice" or it will never survive. More power just accelerates the downward spiral. I speak alone and contend that Adam had libraries, fighter aircraft and the best communication system in any iteration of worlds because he walked and talked with God and lived 600+ years. U.S., Inc. has only been around since 1933 and we're not even close to the 600 year mark and they definitely have never walked and talked with God, but they have low brow fighter jets and cheesy computers with more pronouns and far less free speech.

[@m.j.debruin3041]

You will be so amazed by the stories on the Sumerian Clay tablets.

[@dirtwizard5647]

Thank you, Sir, from the bottom of my heart. Great work ! ❤👍🖖✌️

[@henrikonnou7466]

New advances in science materials !

[@personalaccount2169]

Joseph needs to go on the Joe Rogan podcast and present his geopolmer theory on the birth of the pyramids. Most people think they were built with elephants or aliens.

[@1rez378]

Great pyramid is built from the nearby limestone with fossils intact. Unless it turns out it can be dissolved partially, that's a bunk.

[@W_H_K]

@personalaccount2169
Rogan is a shill.
He’s only slightly interested in rocking the boat, but never will he capsize it.

[@W_H_K]

@@1rez378
He’s already proven it…years ago. He has books, papers, videos, and a website.

[@gmw3083]

​@1rez378 The fossils are small or often crushed. Mixed in on purpose. They contain necessary bonding agents.

[@drmartinbartos]

It seems to me, if there is going to be useful and credible progress discussing mined v. cast construction materials at that site, what is needed are links to well documented cross sections of nearby unmined limestone and comparisons with good reviews of construction block work to show similar or contrasting chemistry and cross sections, with either similar or contrasting spread and integrity of fossil material. Meantime, to the neutral observer, it’s just two groups of people making contrasting assertions..

[@josephc8440]

Fantastic wealth of information. Keep up the great work!

[@umamigo1]

26:24 Bombshell!!!

[@lithiumvalleyrocksprospect9792]

Awesome work 👍

[@WAWSB]

Incredible!

[@victorshikuku4355]

Refreshing scientific talk... ideas to ponder

[@julioivancontrerassoltero9828]

Thankyou for your work

[@fluxpistol3608]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing

[@rossnolan7283]

Stabilized zirconia was being developed for military uses and piston crowns in the mid 1980s when i was shown samples. It had very low friction also, not sure if there is any connection. The wavy bowls are indisputably formed by some process when the basic shape was moldable, not scratched out of a solid block using flint as archeologists maintain. Great work doctor.

[@hunnybunnysheavymetalmusic6542]

Just stumbled across this, and I am VERY VERY interested!!!
This looks like stuff I could use in some of my own research!

[@mattsmith4009]

Love your work!

[@patrickday4206]

A lot of wild comments on here . I'm glad for this discovery should help further advancement which will help humanity greatly

[@sandymathies8731]

the enemy of compression is thermal heat loss /transfer if you could print a piston out of ceramic it could revolutionize engine and air conditioning compressors

[@PaxAlotin-j6r]

Regarding the use of Gepolymers --- Can we please have a video showing those ancient Egyptian stone vases being made using this material ?

[@roborlov5606]

Yeehahh...Paul Cook Will Be Eager to See This guy...😮

[@brettmoore3194]

Thank you and your team for figuring the science behind what we all knew. These megalithic were hi tech and probably poured into molds. The question is had they kiln such large blocks 🎉

[@terrencecescon102]

Most importantly, this has implications for the construction of highly flexible concrete structures with retained compressive strength. This could revolutionize construction of tall buildings. Sounds like substituting potassium for the usual more ubiquitous sodium is the key.
If the "recipe" can make it to the world, could be revolutionary. Unfortunately, we know how Chefs are characteristically guarded in regards to their recipes.

[@polygon2744]

You can get all of their research materials on their website including formulas and techniques.

[@homegame-ls3ty]

😀

[@satyapermaculture]

Très intéressant ! Je pense avoir fabriqué de faux geopolymeres... Je vais essayer de faire des vrais !

[@Nourrights_psalm118.8]

Building my house out of this mixed with some sort of foam.

[@user-yi6td6fu2g]

this is whats throughout egypt and india just like roman concrete and greek fire its been played down but as you see geopolymer is still relevant who do you think repairs all the museums statues and priceless works of art?

[@user-yr5nv2gv7m]

24:17 could this also cause it to have piezoelectric properties? or triboluminescence?
could some anceint artifacts being made out of this be the reason theyre rumoured to have had healing properties (some are certainly magnetic at least, despite clearly not containing metal pieces:D)

[@yoxat1]

If it's so easy why didn't you make some vases?
No doubt the Egyptians and South Americans used their electron microscopes to perfect vasemaking, right?

[@Husky_Passion]

la version courte et en frenchy ?

[@henrikonnou7466]

Il suffit de choisir "traduire automatiquement" dans les sous-titres.

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

Encore une superbe vidéo! Merci du partage! Il va de soit que cette vidéo est à plusieurs niveaux de lectures! On peu se contenter du niveau de base, la technologie du Géo polymère. Je rappel que Géo est l'un des noms de la Terre. Mais si on passe sur d'autres plans, on découvre un autre univers, celui avec lequel les énergies, ou dieux ont conçus notre univers, avec des structures géo polymères à toutes les échelles. De l'infiniment petit à la macrostructure. En écoutant ce qui est annoncé ici, on peu même comprendre les sous entendus de la PLANDEMIE de corona virus, avec les vaccins ARN et l'aluminium contenu à l'intérieur, injectés dans un univers acide, celui de l'être humain. En sachant que les transmutations réalisées dans les corps, seront récupérés en hôpital, mais aussi dans les urines et excréments! La géo polymérisation de la structure du l'homme a bien été tenté lors de cette plandémie, et ce peu importe les conséquences. C'est peut-être pour cela que rien n'a été écrit dans ce livre sur les géo polymères organique! Normal, puisque c'est réservé secret défense et d'industries des laboratoires. Cela nous mène directement à la Golemancie! Création de corps complexes et organiques. En écoutant sérieusement cette vidéo, on comprend que l'homme de la science arrive doucement à ce que fait Dieu dans l'univers! Il faut se le dire et non pas le cacher! C'est incroyable et extrêmement dangereux aussi! Il y a trop de malades aux commandes de ce monde pour en être insouciant! C'est peut-être pour cela que rien est écrit dans ce livre sur l'organisme Géo polymère... Mais d'autres n'auront pas ce réflexe ou cette maturité. Donc il va bien falloir faire montrer la conscience humaine pour éviter le plus possible les conséquences négatives de telles avancées scientifiques. Stéph.

[@henrybarker1159]

Nephrite jade ?

[@raduflorin6154]

All well and good , in theory, but has anything has ever been made , out of this magical geopolymer?!? , any constructions , any objects, or at least a reproduction of any of those "impossible carved vases" , till then these are just theories, and a bunch of "we belive" statements !!!

[@noel3422]

Yes like jo Rogan is the last word in science, when did that happen?

[@duck2608]

House fall after 50 ,60 year ,metal aluminium will lose forever .i don't agree with stuff create this geopolymer.thank you share .

[@JohnDelong-qm9iv]

Geopolymer was flood sediment remaining from the global flood

[@ninthheretic2498]

'impossible carving task'??? You have not been paying attention, or you are a geo-polymere salesman...

[@heinpereboom5521]

Can you tell me how many thousands of very hard vases and saucers are made?

[@ninthheretic2498]

@@heinpereboom5521the majority of vases dated to the old kingdom period are made of softer stone, like alabaster. Those diorite and granite examples only very few in comparison.
There are enough depictions of how they were made, even miniature workshops were found. Experiments based on these depicitions proved, beyond a doubt, that it IS possible.
If you, one day, happen to find depictions of how they made geopolymere, let me know.

[@ninthheretic2498]

​@@heinpereboom5521heb je het nu over dioriet of over andere stenen potten en zo uit zachter gesteente zoals albast of onyxmarmer? Want van die gemaakt uit graniet zijn er helemaal geen 'duizenden'...

[@ninthheretic2498]

@@heinpereboom5521 trouwens, ik probeerde eerder een antwoord in het engels voor je achter te laten, maar die verdwijnen en ik ben het zat. Probeer 'wetenschappers tegen mythe' eens, zij hebben overduidelijk aangetoond dat het wel degelijk mogelijk is. Heilige geometrie ontrafeld is een kanaal dat ook al met experimenten aangetoond dat het mogelijk is.
Moet ze wel in het engels op zoeken. Ik vertaal ze hier even in het nederlands omdat de hele comment anders verdwijnt..

[@henrikonnou7466]

Geopolymer salesmen are everywhere !

[@bussi7859]

Lots of bullshit

[@islandmonusvi]

Finally…after 5 long decades of research…a proven solution is in hand…congratulations 🪬👍🏼🤯🙏

[@raduflorin6154]

Proven ? Proven what? , it's just a theory, NOTHING was ever made with it , it seems silly to me , to have a theory for 40-50 years , and nothing was created out of these "geopolymers" so far 😮 !!