Why?
What's under the ice?
Connected to Saturn?
And then the floods came and covered everything in water….
What part of, the deeper we go, the harder it is to believe doesn't make sense to you?
What are the names of the moons of Saturn?
Fresh water.
Think for yourselves.
These five panel memes have a purpose.
What is the "storm" on Saturn shaped like?
No, I am the comforter.
Helium 4 - why is it important?
frictionless bearings?
In reality though, not all particles stay in the condensate even at absolute zero where, classically, particles are expected to stand still. Instead, interaction-induced quantum fluctuations make the particles collide, unavoidably expelling some particles out of the condensate, a phenomenon called "quantum depletion."
This effect is incredibly strong in superfluid helium-4, the first known superfluid, such that 90% of the particles are expelled out of the condensate. However, in extremely dilute, ultracold atomic gases, which form the typical Bose-Einstein condensates (BEC) we know, the effect is much weaker, almost negligible.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/01/200123095846.htm
dark to light
The public is being prepared for an incredible (hard to believe) awakening
You won't be disappointed.
Why power it with nuclear generators?