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1 SCIENCE Philadelphia Experiment Preface Biotechnology: Cyber Legs
Marla Rubini CS 110 Final Project Philadelphia Experiment Preface Biotechnology: Cyber Legs Quantum Physics of Hugh Everett III SCIENCE Artifical Intelligence Maurits Escher Albert Einstein and Relativity

2 What is Fringe Science? Controversial Theories The Main Stream
Difference Between: Psedoscience Junk Science

3 Philadelphia Experiment
Part 1 Rainbow Project - US. Navy - Albert Einstein Is it an urban legend? MORE INFO ABOUT THE U.S. NAVY MORE INFO ABOUT ALBERT EINSTEIN

4 Philadelphia Experiment
Part 2 More than half of all marines during the Philadelphia experiment were from Japan. The 45% of marines died during the Second World War

5 Quantum physics of Hugh Everett
The many-worlds interpretation of Hugh Everett II Part 1 Parallel Universe - Schrondiger’s Cat - The Light Who is Hugh Everett III? Why is this Fringe Science? This new Quantum System can explain why there is life outside our planet. Click here to know more about planets and our solar system.

6 Quantum physics of Hugh Everett
The many-worlds interpretation of Hugh Everett II Part 2 From this graph, it’s clear how Earth is the only planet where there is life.. The distance between Planets and Sun is fundamental variables. What is the Difference between a nano planet and a real planet?

7 Artificial Intelligence
What is Artifical Intelligence? The origins of A.I. The first A.I. Tools invented after the war. Why is considered to be dangerous?

8 Click on the photo above TO CALCULATE YOUR WEIGHT ON THE MOON
Albert Einstein and Relativity PART 1 Short Biography The Concept of Light How our weight change on the Moon? Other famous Scientists during the centuries... Click on the photo above TO CALCULATE YOUR WEIGHT ON THE MOON

9 Albert Einstein and Relativity
PART 2

10 Maurits Escher Who is Maurits Escher?
What is the correlation between him and the Relativity? Relativity as an artwork The concept of the mirror for Escher.

11 Biotechnology: Cyber Legs
Organic Technology A New Future Aluminum, Titanium and Carbon: The Future Materials

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