[July 4th]

Granted, this is not a "new" idea either. It's already been portrayed in the film Chain Reaction with Morgan Freeman and Keanu Reeves. (1996)

[Darksheare]

Never saw the movie.
*chuckle*

Saw a video clip once about sonoluminescence.
They had this tube of fluid, I'm assuming it was the solvent they mention in the article as such wasn't offered during the clip, and this really thin needle dumps a really tiny bubble into the middle of the tube.
No sooner do they move the tube than the bubble starts glowing, and a faint flashing pulsing effect is seen.
They said something about the ultrasonic bombardment of the tube keeps the buubble from moving or somethign like that.
And that it implodes and glows.
Pretty cool.
Still weird that I have this coming out of my skull, as I usually can put info in, just not get it back out.

[theFIRMbss]

>Granted, this is not a "new" idea either

And, let's remember, an Establishment writer put out this strange book and its central theme is that high-ranking Nazis cut a post-war deal with the US Feds around weird technology that they called "the Bell" which somehow involved glowing liquids, strange sounds and some radiation . . .