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Saturday, November 29, 2025
MED.usa@M.E.T.b.ieRHieRBeiDie.se.R.T.oLL.en.TaNTE
My family is from Bosnia, but I was born in Novi Sad (Vojvodina in Serbia) & grew up in Hannover (Germany) since I was 14 months old. I'm fluently trilingual: Serbian, German & English. I also learned Latin for 5 years in school, but I forgot the most of it since I did not use it. I studied EEIT (Electrical Engineering & Information Technology) at the HsH (University of Applied Sciences & Arts in Hannover) & graduated on 8.8.2007 with a specialization in communications engineering. I'm an Electrical Engineer of Serbian origin like my legendary fellow countryman Nikola Tesla, but regarding electrotechnical implementations I am very far away from the brilliancy that Nikola Tesla represents & after I graduated I did not work in this particular field for various reasons ... & b.t.w.: I've a dual citizenship 1.)Serbian+2.)German(since1999)+I consider myself a citizen of Planet Earth. Sincerely, Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Vladimir Gvozden
Friday, November 28, 2025
C.H.I.N.A.na na ET et Ü.S.T.R.A. in iN H.anno+VERD.ie
Physics Just Got Even Weirder!@ https://www.facebook.com/oecu.net
"Scientists have finally observed a long-theorized quasiparticle that behaves like it has mass in one direction… and becomes massless in the other
This strange phenomenon, called a Semi-Dirac fermion, exists only inside certain quantum materials — not in free space.
It was discovered in a crystal called ZrSiS, using extreme conditions: ultra-cold temperatures, powerful magnetic fields, and precision laser measurements.
Why it matters?
It bends the rules of how particles are “supposed” to behave
Opens doors to new electronic and optical technologies
Could inspire future quantum devices with direction-dependent speed and conductivity
Shows how bizarre and powerful quantum materials can be
A particle that changes its mass depending on which way it moves?"
That’s not sci-fi — that’s real physics in 2025.
"Scientists have finally observed a long-theorized quasiparticle that behaves like it has mass in one direction… and becomes massless in the other
This strange phenomenon, called a Semi-Dirac fermion, exists only inside certain quantum materials — not in free space.
It was discovered in a crystal called ZrSiS, using extreme conditions: ultra-cold temperatures, powerful magnetic fields, and precision laser measurements.
Why it matters?
It bends the rules of how particles are “supposed” to behave Opens doors to new electronic and optical technologies Could inspire future quantum devices with direction-dependent speed and conductivity Shows how bizarre and powerful quantum materials can beA particle that changes its mass depending on which way it moves?"
That’s not sci-fi — that’s real physics in 2025.
My family is from Bosnia, but I was born in Novi Sad (Vojvodina in Serbia) & grew up in Hannover (Germany) since I was 14 months old. I'm fluently trilingual: Serbian, German & English. I also learned Latin for 5 years in school, but I forgot the most of it since I did not use it. I studied EEIT (Electrical Engineering & Information Technology) at the HsH (University of Applied Sciences & Arts in Hannover) & graduated on 8.8.2007 with a specialization in communications engineering. I'm an Electrical Engineer of Serbian origin like my legendary fellow countryman Nikola Tesla, but regarding electrotechnical implementations I am very far away from the brilliancy that Nikola Tesla represents & after I graduated I did not work in this particular field for various reasons ... & b.t.w.: I've a dual citizenship 1.)Serbian+2.)German(since1999)+I consider myself a citizen of Planet Earth. Sincerely, Dipl.-Ing.(FH) Vladimir Gvozden
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