@@1800imawake Half of the Earth may go without power (the sun facing side when it hits). That means Crypto and a lot else will still survive. See data on the Carrington event, only certain areas got hit.
@@cyanskianzgcmakashi8023 it's not about toxicity. It's about being able to conduct emf which makes people a host to AI consciousness by having it in their bodies.
Exactly! TWO debunking warnings come up immediately, when I search that, so you know it's true. IMHO, "they" are also spraying it in the air with all the other chemtrails raining down. I guarantee some form of it is in at least one of the jabs...just say no.
I'm with you, James, and I'm so frustrated trying to alert my friends and acquaintances about this. Despite all that's happened since Nov. 2020, they think everything is fine and if we just take the Poisonous Poke we'll get all our freedoms back.
@@fredericmartin7148 I get frustrated with poison poker friends too. But with my prayers - there is hope. I think of MYSELF back in the 60's, happy with pschedelic drugs. But I got saved!
@@jamescampoccio1152 I just got "canceled" yesterday by a friend of 50+ years because I sent him this graphene video. It is so OBVIOUS what's happening but folks just refuse to see. I conclude: it is now useless to witness in any way; I think the time has come when no man can work.
@@marks6491 Oh No! I can't say 10 years if it is not exactly 10 years. I bet I have to look at the day it was discovered and post my 10 year comment then. I better mark it down on my calendar so I am not a second off. Wow, thanks so much. Will you be helping me with grammar and spelling next? Oh wait, that happened in 2004. You must have failed in understanding the concept of time. www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/discovery-of-graphene/
Belligerent Instigator That's because of the costs of production. For most of these applications be be financially viable, cheaper methods of production will have to be developed.
INTERESTING THOUGHT: Graphene is a single carbon atom thick, having 6 electrons, 6 protons and 6 neutrons. Carbon is also the 6th element in the periodic table. Man was made on the 6th day of creation, and life on earth is carbon based. The number 6 is the number of man. If these jabs actually contain Graphen... I know where this is going 🤔
You're wrong on creation and wrong on graphene.The patent or ingredients do not show graphene. and No independent test has ever shown graphene in the Vac.
@7:37 “I can’t even keep my phone charged for a day”….says the voice trying to convince you that graphene is the safe and SCIENTIFIC answer to all lifes ill’s 🤣
Great. Let's introduce something into our environment that is almost indestructable and micro in size - better than micro-plastics in our waterways. What could possibly go wrong?
I don't think nano-objects could ever result in contaminating the environment unless all the ceramic in this world is made to graphene. Well it's already in some of our underpants actually so waste clothe pile mountains could hapoen maybe
@@ayotundeoluyeye6016 By your reckoning, diamond is also carbon based. How long does diamond take to degrade in the human body? Will diamond break-down in a lifetime? No sir. It will not.
Thank you, I’ve been telling my family about graphene being sprayed by these planes for years now. Some say a way to get rid of it is gluthamine? Sorry i can’t find the correct spelling. Will go look it up.
The problem will be that big industries will slow down the capitalization of graphene, because with all the uses for this wonder material it will decrease their profits. We have seen this time and time again with opressed technologies. If big industries would work to improve mankind instead of lining their pockets, the world would have already been way better
That's complete nonsense, any company knows that if it can be the first to produce amazing new products it can make way more money than it currently is. Your understanding of how economics works is nonexistent and your thinking is purely ideologically driven.
@@muresandani you think so? Just check the patents that have been bought up and shelved. Cheap energy doesn't bring a lott of money in for example. Companies use toxic chemicals to procces food because it's cheaper and leaves them with bigger profits. If you really think that then your very naive sir. There are a lott of technologies that where developed and have been shelved and their inventors died mysteriously. I am not a conspiracy theorist. But there are more than enough examples.
@@rachidmaghreb2912 Cheap energy doesn't bring a lot of profit and yet we've constantly been using the cheapest forms of energy available at the time. I'm not naive, I'm informed, and you're ignorant.
I remember a person who had a dream. They were standing in a large city and the buildings were covered with a substance which made the entire building like a tv screen. They announced on the tv that all borders had come to an end. There were no more borders between countries. From what I am seeing in this video, this could be the basis for that substance.
They already can do that, use entire buildings as screens I mean, and did you see the new years light show at the space needle in Seattle? Mind-boggling technology!
I wonder if I could get the Nobel prize retroactively. I was in kindergarten, that was years and years ago. One day teacher gave us charcoal and white sheet of paper to draw what ever we like. Most of the kids draw crude looking figures, but I, being smarter than rest of the kids, I zig zagged with the chalk on the paper until I got solid black patch. Then I took tape, pasted it over the patch, lifted it and pasted it on Emily's forehead. She, being four years old, started to cry, so I quickly removed it. There it was, one atom thick Graphene. I tried to come her down explaining that the Graphene is something worth Nobel prize and told her about the properties mentioned in the video, including the fact that she can't be killed, because it will stop bullet and that it is harder than diamond. So, I think I was first one ever to discover the stuff at age of four.
that is where they reveal the truth sci-fi and cartoons because they are suppose to not be real. universal law dictates they tell us what they are doing or about to do. what better way of telling the truth knowing no one will believed it
@@billsarebullyesyes what we call the universal laws, are just what we've observed and come to understand about our own universe. They're subjected to change as much as those making the observations.
There was a video of Regina Dugan, who worked for Google and Darpa, where she is talking about how they were working on coming up with a type of tattoo that is like a temporary tattoo, as far as easy to do yourself, like shown in this video. This tattoo would be instead of getting a microchip implanted, or getting a regular tattoo, but still permanent, just easily self applied.
Which use of graphene do I find most amazing? Actually, it's one that's not listed. If you place hydrogen atoms in the latice (in the holes) it creates a magnetic field. Stacking several layers I would think you would be able to both have the magnetized portions hold the layers tighter together, making it even STRONGER, as well as create a very permanent magnet.
A possible downside (from what I can recall, but cannot confirm or dismiss) of graphene is that it may have issues like asbest - that is inhaling small grain of dust may be dangerous.
When you say that graphene is the only example of something that expands when cooled and shrinks when heated -- I don't think thats 100% true. H2O expands to a lattice structure when frozen and becomes more dense when melted/fused to a liquid, hence ice floating to the top of a glass of water.
Water pipes do burst because water expand when frozen correct. I do lawn irrigation work. Every spring im fixing burst pipes due to frozen water in pipes.
John Carpenter almost had it right in his movie They Live. Human beings are the new hardware called Wetware. Won't it be interesting to see the Newage Zombies come alive?
@@1800imawake ... Not only that, but on all of the surgical masks that people have been wearing, and the long nose swabs that they've been poking peoples brains with, in the GUISE of testing them for a UYRIS'.
Heard of this before, cool stuff. Just a couple points though, the first is one I'm not sure if you were trying to illustrate by showing ice with the comment, but water expands when cooled, and shrinks when heated as well. Makes me curious what the similarities, and differences are between graphene, and water are. Just because we as humans tend to jump into new cool things without looking at the long term costs, hydrocarbons are an example, I wonder what the long term costs are of producing this substance, will we be looking at another environmental disaster as a result of its use in 200 years? I doubt it is as simple as rubbing a pencil on a piece of paper to produce it. As well there is a social issue here, increasingly there is a divide between rich, and poor. Like most of the environmental initiatives, they are only available to the rich, which allows them to continue to do things that destroy the environment with their new gadget which isn't available to those who can't afford it.
Good point, I guess its tough to say any two substances are the same as each other. If ice isn't considered a different substance than water it still expands when cooled at a certain point.
Sounds like there needs to be a study done on this stuff to determine the damage it does when released into the environment, like never happens with anything until too late...Like plastics...
@@ChristysChannelYall Start taking Black Seed Oil and Nettle extract (Nettle Leaf tea) if you have taken the poke. I am not a Dr. but from what I have found may save, well you know! I also take D3 with K2, Vit C, NAC, B complex, Zinc, and NO GMO! Ask your doctor if any of this would not be mixable with their witches brew they may have you on!
*Graphene is actually pretty interesting, especially to invest in before everybody else knows about it. There are some serious flaws tho (that weren't mentioned is this video).*
I would love to know more about it. Specially the flaws since in this video made it look like the perfect technology today and not state all of its functions. No offense to Bright Side, but their "Ignorance is Bliss" approach can really do more harm than good.
No flaws imminenati n free meson ppl would make it seem as if there was a flaw so that they would use it for their own selfish desires but it would do them any good
The fact that there will be a ten year study on graphene tells me that this is not a done deal and could even be obsolete before it gets out of the gate. Graphene has been under our nose for a long time and I am sure it was noticed some time ago. This video is portraying it as a recent discovery.
People really believe a person put tape on a pencil and discovered graphene when most kids did that in pre-k and you telling me pencils maker didn’t know graphene was in their product that would of made the billions of dollars..😜😜😜
Yup! They always come up with stories like that : all those inventors of electronics in their garages... 🙄 Nope, DARPA wasn't involved at all... Now one of these computer nerds is a leading epidemiologist/virologist and a jib jab expert too!! And don't get me started on the famous musicians turned astrophysicists!!
Dilpreet Singh that’s true but I think now we’re more environmentally conscious than we were during plastics hay day and tbh plastic is still one of the most amazing things humanity is using. And biodegradable plastic is becoming a thing now
EverythingLegit Bro plastic is a major pollutant in ocean water and fish eat it and we eat fish. Everyone has microscopic bits of plastic in their bodies and plastic can contain BPAs which are known to cause cancer.
your video proposes that graphene is the only substance that shrinks when heated and expands when cooled. I know one other substance that has this property, and EVERYONE knows of this substance, even if they don't realise it. This substance is the most dense at 4 degrees celsius (39.2 degrees fahrenheit) and expands the further down the temperature drops. It expands going up from this temperature as well, but 4 degrees is the most dense. The weird substance with this property? Water! If water didn't have this very specific property, it is unlikely life would have evolved in the manor it has on this planet.
"Which is why i cannot see the oceans rising if the pole caps melt." The concern is that of the ice melting off the land in the polar regions. I'm no expert, so I don't know if there's enough land ice or not, but take a look at this picture: www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/icebridge/multimedia/fall11/antarctica-US.html That's a lot of ice. Sea also...er… I mean See also: creation.com/ice-sheet-age Ice covers 10% of the land on Earth, mainly in the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets. The Greenland Ice Sheet has an average depth of 1,600 meters (5,300 feet) with a maximum depth of about 3,400 meters (11,300 feet). It covers an area of 1.8 million square kilometres (0.7 million square miles). The Antarctic Ice Sheet averages 1,900 metres (6,300 feet) deep with a maximum of about 4,200 metres (14,000 feet) over an area of 13.9 million square kilometres (5.4 million square miles). EDIT: I just found this: www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2013/09/rising-seas-ice-melt-new-shoreline-maps/?user.testname=photogallery:1
We are not told at what temperature graphene is at its most dense. I expect that if graphene is heated beyond that temperature, it will expand again, possibly as part of a reaction that would burn it to cinders.
I took a clean piece of paper. Put plain Cheerios on it and crunched them to almost dust suze with the bottom of a coffee cup. I then took a magnet and pushed it into the pile of Cheerios crumbs a few times. I then tapped the magnet over a separate piece of paper and some Cheerios dust fell onto the paper. I placed the magnet underneath the paper on the area of the Cheerios dust and moved the magnet around. The dust didn't move but bits if black particles moved and clung together. It was odd. I was told the black bits are graphene.
Yeah, absolutely. After watching this impressive video,I remembered my childhood days. I am using a ladder for painting walls, clearing ceiling etc.,then I asked a question to my mother-father"when scientists construct a ladder to reach on Moon,Mars,Jupiter etc"? Then my parents just wondering for a curious question and answered "may be in 22nd century". Other most common question is about World water crisis. In draught situations many humans,animals,plants died due to extremely lack of water. Then I asked "why not human beings clean an ocean water & use for daily purposes"? Then my parents answered "may be in 21st century". Today,29/01/2020 after watching this video, I am feeling so glad. Really a great salute to U.S.scientists and their achievements. Many countries already started cleaning ocean water to solve world water crisis permanently. Other important thing, a space elevator,space batteries also comes true in coming days successfully. God bless. A very unique quality "it's expanding when cooled & shrinking when heated".
Hey guys! Which do you think the leading countries in science are?
Wierd Huh
Wakanda
You didn't mention that we can transfer inside earth heat energy and make use of it
India..
Wakanda
I’m so happy to see so many comments of wide awake individuals! Knowledge is power! Stay safe everyone ✝️💜
Me too! We are the resistance!
The Revolution will be televised. ✊🏽👀
I n f o W a r s
@@theproducermic
This Graphene is probably
For The Antichrist
@@theproducermic I hope so!
They want to turn humans into super conductors to be part of the Ai grid system.
I wonder what happens if a big solar flare hits................
@@1800imawake should find out soon
Got that right
@@1800imawake Half of the Earth may go without power (the sun facing side when it hits). That means Crypto and a lot else will still survive. See data on the Carrington event, only certain areas got hit.
@@anemiapwns1 Rockerfeller is responsible for blockchain, yes?
And when you get it in your body you begin your journey to Transhumanism...
The jab!
Yup, the 💉💉💉💉 they are forcing people to take.
Microchip me daddy!!!!
Very toxic to your injections.
Mark of the beast as scripture says. Genetic modification as in the days of Noah
Remember how "great" plastic was when it was introduced? Now we can't get rid of it and its piled up in landfills and polluted our oceans.
And polluted our bodies
The potential devestating possibilities of graphene will make plastic seem like child's play.
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Yeap, read a article rather it is already poisoning fish! And people of cause
I wouldn't doubt it if they new it would be hard to get rid of
At one point scientist thought asbestos was cool too
Graphene has been shown to be susceptible to degradation by immune cells which sets it apart from asbestos
Yes scientists are also fascinated with lead and Mercury as well
Radiation was used as a cure all at one time . Look how that went
And radium... They used it in cosmetics, cough syrup, and more products because they liked the gloomy look
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Change the title to "What's Graphene And Why It'll Soon Take Over Your Bodies".
They can not use bodies. Because TH-cam will take down the truth. So they have to be smart and use the world..
Underrated comment 👏👌
Keep that in mind for the "normies " 👍
Right that's all the Pros, now give a video on all the cons.
Exactly
This material could usher the Mark of the Beast!
How do you know.
I thought the same thing
666= atomic number of carbon
6 protons 6 neutrons 6 electrons
@@kathleenwhite7114
Ok, thanks for the knowledge. I always new it had something to do with the number 6. Didn't realize all three 6s!
Amazingly its supertoxic too ! 😃
@@Gtjsn , yes it's very strange
Graphite has no toxicity
@@Gtjsn yes me too, I was like oohh thanks for the info by the way 😁
@@cyanskianzgcmakashi8023 it's not about toxicity. It's about being able to conduct emf which makes people a host to AI consciousness by having it in their bodies.
@@thundragurcharan and some people are allergic to emf
Wait a sec... You mean that if I had put scotch tape on my pencil lead when I was in elementary school then I would have won a Nobel prize?!?!?!
AND...a trip to the Principals office.
G Philip C good one lol
Mr Sanger, yes, that's exactly what this video has stated. You personally would have been the inventor, if only you had access to scotch tape.
I did it first! Where's my Nobel?
No you need a highly-orientated Pyrolytic graphite
Nicely timed video - I wonder if there’s any relation to the new vaccines
People need to trust the jab
I believe so
What is it, I dont know anything about it please tell
It supposed to work in conjunction GO nano particles with the 5g technology when switched on,...either ways its toxic poisin.
@@margaretgill4330 Who says its 'Suppose' to work in conjunction with 5g and nano particles? Who?
Can you make video about graphene oxide in that test jab & how it makes people magnetic & have florescent veins. 🐱♏🏴💫
Exactly! TWO debunking warnings come up immediately, when I search that, so you know it's true. IMHO, "they" are also spraying it in the air with all the other chemtrails raining down. I guarantee some form of it is in at least one of the jabs...just say no.
I thought this video would have said something about this, ( to soon?)
And the frequency available through the 5G that causes it to "Oxidize"😳
Luciferase is the enzyme that makes it glow. Yes,named after 'The Lightbearer'!
Agree with the replies! Dont use biased google as your search engine!
Sounds like Vibranium to me
it's even more than that!... it changes everything!... It can end Wars!
@@kliaklia6391 or create more
WAKANDA FOREVER!!!
Lol I want to taste it
It kinda is
Purifying Ocean water and batteries of graphine was the most impressive thing
Nah. The graphene hair color was obviously the most impressive thing.
Oh yeah. Ima make me a graphine desalonator asap
Really? It takes more than things that have never happened to impress me, though.
But what about it's biodegradability? We don't need another plastic
Purify ocean water? Just distill it.
Oh the irony of this video title… For conducting injectable experiments in humans en masse
Students beware!
Physics textbooks are going to get a lot more thicker than normal 😅😭
Unless they're made of graphene.
@@Brainbuster 😂😂😂😂😂
I need to graduate as soon as possiblr
Those would be chemistry books*
F
Bedrock: I fear no man, but that thing **graphene** it scares me
They must add it to minecraft as the bedrock in the nether
They are trying to inject it in everyone now
It's been already injected to many with their consent and knowledge
Sorry without their consent and knowledge
@@jeansamuel2942 ❤
The mark of the beast (Rev.13) has finally been realized - a digital, electronic, suitably stretchy, hand or forehead tech-tattoo.
Glow in the dark and talk to Alexa all day
I'm with you, James, and I'm so frustrated trying to alert my friends and acquaintances about this. Despite all that's happened since Nov. 2020, they think everything is fine and if we just take the Poisonous Poke we'll get all our freedoms back.
Ingredients and plans are being laid out in front of us. Flushing bad habits and sin out of our minds and bodies is key. ✝️♥️
@@fredericmartin7148 I get frustrated with poison poker friends too. But with my prayers - there is hope. I think of MYSELF back in the 60's, happy with pschedelic drugs. But I got saved!
@@jamescampoccio1152 I just got "canceled" yesterday by a friend of 50+ years because I sent him this graphene video. It is so OBVIOUS what's happening but folks just refuse to see. I conclude: it is now useless to witness in any way; I think the time has come when no man can work.
They have been saying this for 10 years.
Not 10 years, since graphene was only discovered in 2010. That's just over 8 years. Obviously you failed math.
@@marks6491 Oh No! I can't say 10 years if it is not exactly 10 years. I bet I have to look at the day it was discovered and post my 10 year comment then. I better mark it down on my calendar so I am not a second off. Wow, thanks so much. Will you be helping me with grammar and spelling next? Oh wait, that happened in 2004. You must have failed in understanding the concept of time. www.graphene.manchester.ac.uk/learn/discovery-of-graphene/
Belligerent Instigator
That's because of the costs of production.
For most of these applications be be financially viable, cheaper methods of production will have to be developed.
Plastic is also revolutionary for the age it come. And it took since 1890 till 1920 to become developed.
It took half a century for lasers to become as ubiquitous as they were originally predicted.
Goes to show what the plot is all about and what it’s leading to
fireeeeeeeeeee!!! it will be this time by my beautiful Heavenly Father Almighty The Most High)
INTERESTING THOUGHT: Graphene is a single carbon atom thick, having 6 electrons, 6 protons and 6 neutrons. Carbon is also the 6th element in the periodic table. Man was made on the 6th day of creation, and life on earth is carbon based. The number 6 is the number of man. If these jabs actually contain Graphen... I know where this is going 🤔
You're wrong on creation and wrong on graphene.The patent or ingredients do not show graphene. and No independent test has ever shown graphene in the Vac.
@7:37 “I can’t even keep my phone charged for a day”….says the voice trying to convince you that graphene is the safe and SCIENTIFIC answer to all lifes ill’s 🤣
@@paulg666 And which “tests” are considered “independent” enough in your one-dimensional world?
@@mostlypeacefulmisterputin All test done by suitably qualified doctors or scientists. The ones you believe in are not.
@@paulg666 Do better research...
Great. Let's introduce something into our environment that is almost indestructable and micro in size - better than micro-plastics in our waterways. What could possibly go wrong?
As usual conjecture ignores or is incomplete so there are many hurdles and some will in fact be insurmountable.
I don't think nano-objects could ever result in contaminating the environment unless all the ceramic in this world is made to graphene. Well it's already in some of our underpants actually so waste clothe pile mountains could hapoen maybe
It’s degradable, it’s carbon based
@@ayotundeoluyeye6016 By your reckoning, diamond is also carbon based. How long does diamond take to degrade in the human body? Will diamond break-down in a lifetime? No sir. It will not.
Yeah buddy! Being a nurse , i got your message. Ty
If 1 atom thick of graphene is near indestructible then why does my number 2 pencil tip keep breaking?
🤣🤣🤣
You're pushing too hard...science
Because your pencil is graphite, not graphene oxide.
6:55 Everybody coming here for the Jib-Jab questions need to start watching from this point...
Wait what(?) 7:13 is that the "Chips" ?
@@yahdinata3538 great catch ...yes!
Thank you, I’ve been telling my family about graphene being sprayed by these planes for years now. Some say a way to get rid of it is gluthamine? Sorry i can’t find the correct spelling. Will go look it up.
I am legend
I love how this video is almost an advertisement for graphene. Nothing negative about it. I'm going to line my ball cap with aluminum foil
It says in the title of this 2 years ago "why it will soon take over the world and look where we are today
How come we found graphene in the vaccines?
You have to go down the rabbit hole to find out.
What would happen if graphene or graphene oxide is injected into human body? Is it toxic?
I was wondering that too. Imagine if vaccines had this?
@Captain K yet its in the vaccines
You can look this up online by searching graphene toxic to humans. Basically comes down to damaging the DNA and breaking down the bodies immune system
@@Brii.Z because everything written on the internet is true. Especially if its on facebook.
@@Engineer9736 you are a lost soul, many more lessons for you to learn before you return to source
The problem will be that big industries will slow down the capitalization of graphene, because with all the uses for this wonder material it will decrease their profits. We have seen this time and time again with opressed technologies. If big industries would work to improve mankind instead of lining their pockets, the world would have already been way better
That's complete nonsense, any company knows that if it can be the first to produce amazing new products it can make way more money than it currently is. Your understanding of how economics works is nonexistent and your thinking is purely ideologically driven.
@@muresandani you think so? Just check the patents that have been bought up and shelved. Cheap energy doesn't bring a lott of money in for example. Companies use toxic chemicals to procces food because it's cheaper and leaves them with bigger profits. If you really think that then your very naive sir. There are a lott of technologies that where developed and have been shelved and their inventors died mysteriously. I am not a conspiracy theorist. But there are more than enough examples.
@@rachidmaghreb2912 Cheap energy doesn't bring a lot of profit and yet we've constantly been using the cheapest forms of energy available at the time. I'm not naive, I'm informed, and you're ignorant.
@@rachidmaghreb2912 You cannot "shelve" a patent. If isn't used, anyone can ask for a license and is sure to obtain it for a reasonable price.
@@NeoHCgbz Your idiotic and hateful comment tells me you must be a troll. The guy has a very good and valid point. Maybe you should wake up.
I remember a person who had a dream. They were standing in a large city and the buildings were covered with a substance which made the entire building like a tv screen. They announced on the tv that all borders had come to an end. There were no more borders between countries. From what I am seeing in this video, this could be the basis for that substance.
Sorry it was decided that putting it straight into your veins was much more cost effective.
Who?
@@niger973nger8 ---I don't know the name. I just remember reading about this person who had this vision and it stuck in my mind.
They already can do that, use entire buildings as screens I mean, and did you see the new years light show at the space needle in Seattle? Mind-boggling technology!
@@niger973nger8 ---If you are asking me, all she said was "they". I do not know which country or city.
I wonder if I could get the Nobel prize retroactively. I was in kindergarten, that was years and years ago. One day teacher gave us charcoal and white sheet of paper to draw what ever we like. Most of the kids draw crude looking figures, but I, being smarter than rest of the kids, I zig zagged with the chalk on the paper until I got solid black patch. Then I took tape, pasted it over the patch, lifted it and pasted it on Emily's forehead. She, being four years old, started to cry, so I quickly removed it. There it was, one atom thick Graphene. I tried to come her down explaining that the Graphene is something worth Nobel prize and told her about the properties mentioned in the video, including the fact that she can't be killed, because it will stop bullet and that it is harder than diamond. So, I think I was first one ever to discover the stuff at age of four.
I agree, I shall alert the Nobel people
Lies
...a lawsuit right there 😅
Jairus Lopez Fontanilla no one needs that negativity. This man deserves a prize!
😁😁😁😁😁
Funny how more, and more Sci-fi becomes real eventually. 🤔
that is where they reveal the truth sci-fi and cartoons because they are suppose to not be real. universal law dictates they tell us what they are doing or about to do. what better way of telling the truth knowing no one will believed it
@@billsarebullyesyes what we call the universal laws, are just what we've observed and come to understand about our own universe. They're subjected to change as much as those making the observations.
Yes..
That's the realist genre
More like the Twight Zone
There was a video of Regina Dugan, who worked for Google and Darpa, where she is talking about how they were working on coming up with a type of tattoo that is like a temporary tattoo, as far as easy to do yourself, like shown in this video. This tattoo would be instead of getting a microchip implanted, or getting a regular tattoo, but still permanent, just easily self applied.
Which use of graphene do I find most amazing?
Actually, it's one that's not listed. If you place hydrogen atoms in the latice (in the holes) it creates a magnetic field.
Stacking several layers I would think you would be able to both have the magnetized portions hold the layers tighter together, making it even STRONGER, as well as create a very permanent magnet.
Very sharp and great intellect.
Well that magnet may mess up this universe.
G hydroxide…..
May bring down airplanes ✈️ and could cause sensitivity to electronic static. I get static shocks even when others are not. Maybe am magnetic
Might be on the lines of why some!1njected people are magnetic? Depending on the strength and mix of their V batch?
Bill Gates will sprinkle graphene on your ice cream.
Yh it's so nice to get the graphene oxide in my body.
"What's Graphene And Why It'll Soon Take Over The World" hidden in plain sight
Are you nuts?
@Luis Abreu f'kn A;)
a cyborg controlled by someone else's A I
like a mindless robot i imagine
Bright Side: Graphene is unique in that perpective that it expands when cooled down and shrinks when heated
Water: Am I a joke to you
water does not shrinks when heated it expands into steam
Some silver compounds expand when chilled and shrink in heat. Graphene isn't the only thing to.
Ever put a bottle of water in the freezer?
Do woodchucks chuck wood?
Lol! They even had a picture of ice cubes on the screen when they said it!
it only shrinks from ice to water, and it will probably keep expanding
Water also expands when cooled. That's why ice floats.
Mark Turney True but it has to freeze before it expands and it doesn’t shrink as you heat it.
@@cachi-7878 No, water doesn't. It expands most just before it freezes. a few degrees above 0 degrees C.
0°C
They have been putting graphene in our food for at least 10 years.
I called Maybelline because it is in my eyeliner too.
A possible downside (from what I can recall, but cannot confirm or dismiss) of graphene is that it may have issues like asbest - that is inhaling small grain of dust may be dangerous.
The sky is falling, the sky is falling
You should read "The Accidental Superpower", " The Absent Superpower" and "Disunited Nations" by Peter Zeihan.
Graphene is like a good meal, it takes time to prepare.
But way longer
@@yougot69supermonkeyb21 yep they mass produced it and now u look stoopid haha
@@waffleboomerang6643 I mean... it still took pretty long to mass produce
What have I learned from this "pandemic?" The 5 G's
1. Great Reset
2. Gates
3. Gain of Function
4. Guidetones
5. Graphene
I want to know the risks, dangers and downsides. Wasn’t radium believed to be a “miracle” product too?
Dangerous minds behind this
Are you also aware of the extremely dangerous effects it has not only on humans but also the environment?
No. I am not aware.
@Kathy H - we're not aware. Are you going to tell us?
Please Kathy we have been waiting for the answer 10 months ago.
came here for the comments section, did not dissapoint
When you say that graphene is the only example of something that expands when cooled and shrinks when heated -- I don't think thats 100% true. H2O expands to a lattice structure when frozen and becomes more dense when melted/fused to a liquid, hence ice floating to the top of a glass of water.
Water pipes do burst because water expand when frozen correct. I do lawn irrigation work. Every spring im fixing burst pipes due to frozen water in pipes.
@@rickyterbovichjr.3149 that's what he said, "H2O expands"..
John Carpenter almost had it right in his movie They Live. Human beings are the new hardware called Wetware. Won't it be interesting to see the Newage Zombies come alive?
This was really informative for me since my nephew is working on a doctoral dissertation on graphene from a mathmatical standpoint. Thanks!
Me too!
Ask him now in a mathematical standpoint the population numbers after putting it in everyone's veins.
@@1800imawake ... Not only that, but on all of the surgical masks that people have been wearing, and the long nose swabs that they've been poking peoples brains with, in the GUISE of testing them for a UYRIS'.
I am a miner of graphite in Pakistan, and I didn't know that, thank you for making it more valuable to me! Love from a miner from Pakistan
I'm still waiting for the 3D printing revolution.
Did you miss it?
@@adrianapollyon5087 I'll let you know when I finish my plastic *HUH?*
We've been making 3D parts at my workplace for years.
@@stevejoshua9536 It's a rev---o---lu-tion!!!
@@rogerdodger8415 it is
The more i scroll down, the dumber i get!
Same here...😂
You didn’t see graphite
🤦🏾♀️☺😂
LOL finally a normal person 😂
Yup. The above comments know what's up.
Wait, don't tell me, let me guess, the one componet that makes it work is all in China?
Alot of it has been found in Taiwan.
Heard of this before, cool stuff. Just a couple points though, the first is one I'm not sure if you were trying to illustrate by showing ice with the comment, but water expands when cooled, and shrinks when heated as well. Makes me curious what the similarities, and differences are between graphene, and water are. Just because we as humans tend to jump into new cool things without looking at the long term costs, hydrocarbons are an example, I wonder what the long term costs are of producing this substance, will we be looking at another environmental disaster as a result of its use in 200 years? I doubt it is as simple as rubbing a pencil on a piece of paper to produce it. As well there is a social issue here, increasingly there is a divide between rich, and poor. Like most of the environmental initiatives, they are only available to the rich, which allows them to continue to do things that destroy the environment with their new gadget which isn't available to those who can't afford it.
Note: Water Expands when heated. Water then contracts when cooled. Water expands again when cooled to below freezing and turning to ice.
Good point, I guess its tough to say any two substances are the same as each other. If ice isn't considered a different substance than water it still expands when cooled at a certain point.
happy so see so many woke people, wish you the best
Scientists: Graphene is unique because it expand when frozen and shrinks when burnt? I mean, did we forget how water works guys
This is what we should’ve used for the Area 51 raid if we weren’t scared.
You all know why you’re here in 2021… 😏 DON’T DO IT.
Proud to see where Humanity is going.
Rest in peace Andreas Noack
Some things should be left undiscovered.
Graphene is like a gift from the gods
Only if my relationship was as strong as Graphene 😢
May the hope be with you
Sounds like there needs to be a study done on this stuff to determine the damage it does when released into the environment, like never happens with anything until too late...Like plastics...
I too am concerned with that.
But I think they will.
Experiment happening now….
@@ChristysChannelYall Start taking Black Seed Oil and Nettle extract (Nettle Leaf tea) if you have taken the poke. I am not a Dr. but from what I have found may save, well you know! I also take D3 with K2, Vit C, NAC, B complex, Zinc, and NO GMO! Ask your doctor if any of this would not be mixable with their witches brew they may have you on!
graphene technically is natural since it's derived from graphite.
"This material is also really stiff"
Shows a picture of a man bending it
Savage 😹😹😹
Da NEW VIBRANIUM
Lesson learned always pack pencil for emergency
Hahahaha😂😂😂😂
Oh my goodness that made me laugh out loud! Thank you. 😁😁😁
It's 16years now and nothing changed.
I'm still waiting
GRAPHENE
*Graphene is actually pretty interesting, especially to invest in before everybody else knows about it. There are some serious flaws tho (that weren't mentioned is this video).*
Like what?
I would love to know more about it. Specially the flaws since in this video made it look like the perfect technology today and not state all of its functions. No offense to Bright Side, but their "Ignorance is Bliss" approach can really do more harm than good.
I need to invest this. It's an interesting technology but what's the major flaw though?
No flaws imminenati n free meson ppl would make it seem as if there was a flaw so that they would use it for their own selfish desires but it would do them any good
Graphene Fast, Strong, Cheap, and Impossible to Use The New Yorker
www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/12/22/material-question
The fact that there will be a ten year study on graphene tells me that this is not a done deal and could even be obsolete before it gets out of the gate. Graphene has been under our nose for a long time and I am sure it was noticed some time ago. This video is portraying it as a recent discovery.
People really believe a person put tape on a pencil and discovered graphene when most kids did that in pre-k and you telling me pencils maker didn’t know graphene was in their product that would of made the billions of dollars..😜😜😜
Yup! They always come up with stories like that : all those inventors of electronics in their garages... 🙄 Nope, DARPA wasn't involved at all... Now one of these computer nerds is a leading epidemiologist/virologist and a jib jab expert too!! And don't get me started on the famous musicians turned astrophysicists!!
This will change our world for the next 50 years and beyond
The Construction Industry has been waiting for a long time for this one to come along
It's in the vxeens , tests and masks
Not.
The hair dye was amazing and wallpaper also. Again batteries were awsome
So, basically this is the beginning of real life vibranium !!!
Did you guys ever think the public would get to the bottom of things this fast?
Its being used in the JAB
The patent or ingredients do not show graphene. and No independent test has ever shown graphene in the Vac
" For thy sorcery( big pharma ), all nation were deceived "
REVELATION 18:23 😀
Pharmacy
- From Greek word pharmakeia which means sorcery/ witchcraft
You probably think matches, lighters and electricity are sorcery. You probably still think the worlds flat.
Too many reasons to love it....bendable handphone...hairdye n wall papers...its awesome materials o bet its gona be expensive once it on the market
You left out tires. My new MTB tires have Graphene. Vittoria Agarro, feel different from any other tire that I have ridden. Great tires!
👀
Impressive
I'd have to say the water purification, but glowing wallpaper sounds cool too.
By the way, are there no side effects to this?
Yes. You can't just turn off something that's glowing with a switch.
Water also expands when it is freezed to ice and shrinks when it is melted back to water.
Tell us about its use in the current vaccines and how they are injurious to health
Never-ending programming. It's so great, Never mind people are literally dying from it.
yes, let nature take its course
@@ryuenplay that's not nature that's just uncaring greed. Nature means natural. That's Unnatural and a bit evil
@@kaycoats8344 What can you do? You cannot impose your will on anybody. We have free will and there is always a choice
OH YES its gonna change the world!!!! THIS Material is gonna be everywhere in just about everything.
this is a life changing material
this was also said for plastic to now look at it
Dilpreet Singh it was life changing too
@@rameelshabdin3772 i never said it diddnt but we abused it and now it changed our life for the worst
Dilpreet Singh that’s true but I think now we’re more environmentally conscious than we were during plastics hay day and tbh plastic is still one of the most amazing things humanity is using. And biodegradable plastic is becoming a thing now
EverythingLegit Bro plastic is a major pollutant in ocean water and fish eat it and we eat fish. Everyone has microscopic bits of plastic in their bodies and plastic can contain BPAs which are known to cause cancer.
your video proposes that graphene is the only substance that shrinks when heated and expands when cooled. I know one other substance that has this property, and EVERYONE knows of this substance, even if they don't realise it. This substance is the most dense at 4 degrees celsius (39.2 degrees fahrenheit) and expands the further down the temperature drops. It expands going up from this temperature as well, but 4 degrees is the most dense. The weird substance with this property? Water! If water didn't have this very specific property, it is unlikely life would have evolved in the manor it has on this planet.
That's why you don't want to overfill your ice trays, and why ice floats, and why frozen pipes break.
Which is why i cannot see the oceans rising if the pole caps melt.
"Which is why i cannot see the oceans rising if the pole caps melt." The concern is that of the ice melting off the land in the polar regions. I'm no expert, so I don't know if there's enough land ice or not, but take a look at this picture:
www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/icebridge/multimedia/fall11/antarctica-US.html
That's a lot of ice.
Sea also...er… I mean See also:
creation.com/ice-sheet-age
Ice covers 10% of the land on Earth, mainly in the Greenland and Antarctic Ice Sheets. The Greenland Ice Sheet has an average depth of 1,600 meters (5,300 feet) with a maximum depth of about 3,400 meters (11,300 feet). It covers an area of 1.8 million square kilometres (0.7 million square miles). The Antarctic Ice Sheet averages 1,900 metres (6,300 feet) deep with a maximum of about 4,200 metres (14,000 feet) over an area of 13.9 million square kilometres (5.4 million square miles).
EDIT:
I just found this:
www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2013/09/rising-seas-ice-melt-new-shoreline-maps/?user.testname=photogallery:1
The article states that water is densest at 39.2 degrees. So, if water is 33 degrees, it will shrink as its temperature rises to 39.2.
We are not told at what temperature graphene is at its most dense. I expect that if graphene is heated beyond that temperature, it will expand again, possibly as part of a reaction that would burn it to cinders.
I took a clean piece of paper. Put plain Cheerios on it and crunched them to almost dust suze with the bottom of a coffee cup. I then took a magnet and pushed it into the pile of Cheerios crumbs a few times. I then tapped the magnet over a separate piece of paper and some Cheerios dust fell onto the paper. I placed the magnet underneath the paper on the area of the Cheerios dust and moved the magnet around. The dust didn't move but bits if black particles moved and clung together. It was odd. I was told the black bits are graphene.
love your vids!
BEYOND Comfort bro this is just a copy and paste from another video😂
BEYOND Comfort femubonesprain
@@gitnthetruck no its not.
BEYOND Comfort uhhhh yeah it is😂 look up the title and you’ll see other videos. These are straight rip offs
BEYOND Comfort th-cam.com/video/IesIsKMjB4Y/w-d-xo.html “no it’s not”
Ice also expands as it gets colder, up to 9% larger in size.
It's started phase 1!! I don't know how cool I would call it!!
Yeah, absolutely. After watching this impressive video,I remembered my childhood days. I am using a ladder for painting walls, clearing ceiling etc.,then I asked a question to my mother-father"when scientists construct a ladder to reach on Moon,Mars,Jupiter etc"? Then my parents just wondering for a curious question and answered "may be in 22nd century".
Other most common question is about World water crisis. In draught situations many humans,animals,plants died due to extremely lack of water. Then I asked "why not human beings clean an ocean water & use for daily purposes"? Then my parents answered "may be in 21st century".
Today,29/01/2020 after watching this video, I am feeling so glad. Really a great salute to U.S.scientists and their achievements. Many countries already started cleaning ocean water to solve world water crisis permanently. Other important thing, a space elevator,space batteries also comes true in coming days successfully. God bless.
A very unique quality "it's expanding when cooled & shrinking when heated".
I'm surprised so many know about the jab!
Wow Looking Forward To This 👍🙏💛💚💜💙❤️
I will never accept this ... not ever.
Have you thought, GRAPHENE IS LITERALLY VIBRANIUM!!!
Yes, and it's also in the vaks. Revelation 13
The industry of modern aircraft needs this on a large scale