Sub Zero Quantum Works Disclosed at the Salton Sea CA

Temperature Studies at the Salton Sea

Here at North Shore college of knowledge, we have had our own world renown scientist Dr. Tommy Lea, who has lead many teams of scientists on the search for, and pressing the edges of science, and now has pushed his "bleeding edge" science efforts into the world of sub absolute zero adventures.

All the while MIT physicists push forward with a sub zero gas study, and Dr. Lea admits they are on the right track, he has pushed back even farther then they have.

In his secret laboratory located at the once famous Salton Sea, where many new discoveries are coming out each week, Dr. Lea shares his insight into the sub zero world and not using the "absolute" alcohol either. Well, he does use it as a sort of "dye" laser as he uses the "absolute" alcohol in a pumped dye laser because as we all know absolute vodka will not freeze, even at sub zero temps; as Dr. Lea points out. He does "pulse" the absolute vodka dye laser at 1200 Hz to 1850 Hz to get the correct frequency for his quantum gas structure. He has found that at these input frequencies he can attain a more stable gas structure as it approaches absolute zero temps of (negative 459.67 degrees F).

In his ground breaking or pushing the limits of others studies; and he admits they are off a bit on their approach, Dr. Lea has not only shown plus measured his gas mixture (sub zero quantum gas mimics "dark energy" found in the universe) and Dr. Lea made the suggestion that other fields of science might be interested in this experiment too!) that sub zero quantum states can be achieved using an absolute vodka dye laser ringed with high magnetic fields to for a lattice of stable atoms. Shown below is a sample of the stable quantum gas atoms prior to heading toward and beyond absolute zero.

Dr. Lea shows stable atom lattice as it approaches sub zero temps

Dr. Tommy Lea Sub Zero Researcher Expert

Here is a rare picture of Dr. Lea as he visited the North Shore College of Knowledge, recently, and he disclosed his findings of the sub zero quantum research he has been doing but he says this is only the start. As he points out most others are going down the wrong path with their thinking. Dr. Lea meet with a large group of news and related groups in his rare press conference today. He unveiled his plans to actually use this sub absolute zero work on a machine which will cool down the desert during the summer and thus make it into an oasis for growing food crops.

Dr. Tommy Lea will use existing windmills to cool the desert!

Dr. Lea points out that by using the existing windmills he can add the sub zero quantum gas in small jets which would exit the spinning blades. The blades would work much like an ordinary house fan which can cool a house but using this quantum gas it would super chill the air and push out almost like a quantum gas into the surrounding desert thus cooling the desert to a comfortable 80 degrees year around. With little change in the operation of the wind mills, which will still produce electricity, they can air condition the desert for both summer and winter. "It will make the desert the best place to live on the planet; even better then Hawaii!" so Dr. Lea says.

When asked what is next area of discoveries he would only mention that as a result of changing the climate of the desert he said he loves avocados and is working on some revolutionary plant mixtures that will feed more people with less waste. Everyone who listened to Dr. Lea hung on every word he said and it is obvious that he has many more inventions, adventures, and science to lead us through in the next few months.

The dean of the North Shore College of Knowledge, Dr. Schall said he welcomes Dr. Lea and his adventures into the College. It is rumored that Dr. Lea will have coffee with us from time to time. Dr. Lea will lecture us on a periodic basis as his busy schedule will allow.

The Dean of the North Shore College of Knowledge

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