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#24261827 at 2026-02-15 15:42:22 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29573: Standing Strong. Do Not Give In - Fight, Fight, Fight. Edition

>>24261826
Expert support will be provided throughout the whole application phase.
Philip Thomas, Head of the ScaleUp Programme Division in ESA's Commercialisation, Industry and Competitiveness Directorate, said, "Through being part of the ScaleUp Phi-LabNET network, the ESA Phi-Lab in Ireland is able to help companies not only in Ireland but also in other participating ESA Member States, reach their full commercial potential by providing targeted and relevant support for their most innovative proposals."
Dietmar Pilz, Director of Technology at ESA, said, "ESA Phi-Lab in Ireland is a powerful example of how Europe is strengthening its technology by bringing cutting-edge research closer to industrial applications.

With ESA Phi?Lab Ireland, ESA is investing in the technologies that will elevate the future of Europe's space sector, strengthening industrial competitiveness while ensuring that innovation for space delivers value far beyond it.
It reinforces ESA's commitment to fostering excellence across its member states and to ensuring that innovation developed for space delivers real benefits for industry, society and Europe's long?term competitiveness."

Barry Kennedy, Chief Executive Officer of IMR, said, "Today marks a significant milestone in Ireland's space and innovation ambition. IMR is proud to lead the launch of ESA Phi-Lab Ireland, establishing it as a national platform for space technology development.
This facility positions Ireland at the forefront of European space-enabled innovation, where advanced manufacturing, AI and data-driven technologies can be developed, tested and commercialised for global impact.
Ultimately, this is about translating world-class research into real economic and societal value."

Peter Burke, Ireland's Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, said, "ESA Phi-Lab Ireland strengthens Ireland's position, and the midlands region, as a hub for advanced research, innovation and high-value enterprise.
It demonstrates our long-term commitment to supporting cutting-edge technologies that will drive competitiveness, create skilled jobs and deliver solutions to global challenges, from advanced manufacturing to industrial transformation.
The Government's ?170 million commitment to ESA over the next five years is about ensuring Ireland plays a leading role in Europe's space future."

Alan Dillion, Ireland's Minister of State at the Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment, with special responsibility for Employment, Small Business and Retail, added, "Ireland's growing leadership in space-enabled innovation is reflected in the establishment of ESA Phi-Lab Ireland.
This new national platform strengthens our position at the forefront of advanced manufacturing, next-generation research, and European collaboration.
By investing in cutting-edge technologies and deepening our partnership with ESA, Ireland is laying the foundations for high-value jobs, industrial competitiveness, and solutions that will benefit society for decades to come."

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#22829288 at 2025-03-27 15:35:09 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #27879: Thorsday: Who Shall Be Hammered Today Edition

Nuclear 'cold fusion' tech to be tested in space for powering AI satellites
Updated: Mar 27, 2025 08:41 AM EST

Hylenr Technologies, a Hyderabad, India-based clean energy startup, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with TakeMe2Space to develop and test Low Energy Nuclear Reactor-powered compute modules in space.
Hylenr claims to have demonstrated a world-first cold fusion technology that develops clean energy. The company's patented Low Energy Nuclear Reactor (LENR) technology provides a promising alternative for power generation.
The new partnership will see Hylenr and TakeMe2Space aim to validate that technology for space. Cold fusion is a controversial topic, with many claiming it is a pseudoscientific endeavor.
However, recent advances suggest this might not be the case.

Validating LENR technology in space
In July 2024, Hylenr announced it had demonstrated the world's first cold fusion technology to generate clean energy. The company has received a patent from the Indian government for its LENR technology.
In that demonstration, it reportedly achieved consistent 1.5 x heat amplification from 100W electrical input.
The company's LENR, or cold fusion, process works by using milligrams of hydrogen and applying small amoung of electricity to stimulate and generate excess heat through fusion.
Hylenr aims to scale its energy output so it can produce 2.5 times the input energy.

Now, via Hylenr and TakeMe2Space's partnership, we could see the technology used to provide power in space.
"Validating our LENR technology in space is a crucial milestone, and TakeMe2Space's platform and expertise provides the perfect opportunity to test our system in a real operational environment," HYLENR Founder and CEO Siddhartha Durairajan explained in a press statement.
"This could open new possibilities for long-duration missions and off-grid power solutions in space."

Decreasing the risk profile for space missions
TakeMe2 is building what it claims to be the world's first open access AI satellite infrastructure in low Earth orbit.
The company will provide the satellite platform and subsystems required to test HYLENR's LENR-based thermo-electric generator in space.
TakeMe2Space founder Ronak Kumar Samantray added, "we are actively exploring alternative energy solutions for our in-space compute infrastructure and are excited to take this first step with HYLENR to test their technology in space.
We are particularly interested in assessing how this approach can be leveraged for efficient heat management and energy reuse in our satellites."

Hylenr's technology can produce heat for space applications (MMRTG), steam generation for multiple applications, room heating across cold regions globally, and induction heating for domestic and industrial requirements.
According to the firm, its devices can also "drastically decrease the risk profile for space missions." In a demonstration video last year, Durairajan explained how Hylenr's technology works- "Hydrogen cold fusion is taking place here," he said.
"Two hydrogen atoms come and generate fusion. That creates Helium3, which is still unstable and then another hydrogen atom fuses and this creates Helium4, which is stable. The release of this excess hydrogen is creating this heat."

What is cold fusion?
It's worth taking Hylenr's claim regarding the world's first clean energy generation via cold fusion technology with a pinch of salt. There is a great deal of skepticism within the scientific community when it comes to cold fusion.
Cold fusion is a hypothesized type of nuclear reaction that occurs at, or near, room temperature. The first report on the process came in 1989 from electrochemists Martin Fleischmann and Stanley Pons.
Many scientists tried and failed to replicate their results. However, claims that the process is possible occasionally resurface.

Early this year, Nobel laureate Prof Brian Josephson and co-authors claimed cold fusion's time is here.
In an op-ed for The Guardian, they wrote that companies can "make these reactions work quite reliably", with the promise of "ending reliance on fossil fuels".
In a rebuttal, Dr Philip Thomas, a researcher at the University of Exeter, said cold fusion is a "pseudo-scientific fringe theory" in violation of the "laws of nature".
If Hylenr does indeed validate its technology in space, it would be a world-changing discovery.

https://interestingengineering.com/innovation/cold-fusion-to-be-tested-in-space?group=test_b
https://www.prnewswire.com/in/news-releases/hylenr-and-takeme2space-to-test-lenr-powered-compute-modules-302411904.html

#17804753 at 2022-11-24 15:53:56 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #21832: A Blessed Thankgiving To All Edition

>>17804721
The four figures flanking the clock are set in motion on the hour, and represent four things that were despised at the time of the clock's making. From left to right in the photographs, the first is Vanity, represented by a figure admiring himself in a mirror. Next, the miser holding a bag of gold represents greed or usury. Across the clock stands Death, a skeleton that strikes the time upon the hour. Finally, there is a Turkish figure representing lust and earthly pleasures. On the hour, the skeleton rings the bell and immediately all other figures shake their heads side to side, signifying their unreadiness "to go".


Every hour of the day, twelve statues of Apostles with its attributes appear at the doorways above the clock. The left and right windows above the astronomical clock slide aside to reveal the Apostles as viewed from the square in this order: James the Less and Peter, Andrew and Matthias, Thaddeus and Philip, Thomas and Paul, John and Simon, Barnabas and Bartholomew. Unlike the list of the Twelve Apostles mentioned in the canonical gospels there are James the Great and Matthew missing, replaced by Paul and Barnabas.

#17529605 at 2022-09-16 22:07:09 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #21489: TikTok Suicide Weekend Spies Edition

>>17529501
Mary
Joseph
Simon Peter
Andrew
James
John
Philip
Thomas
Matthew
James the son of Alpheus
Thaddeus Simon
Judas
Bartholomew.
Saul of Tarsis.
Jesus, the eternal Son of God.

All Jews.
All worship the Father but for the son of perdition, Judas Iscariot.

#14806635 at 2021-10-18 09:05:57 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18729: Good Lord where is the Dough Edition

>>14806610
> Philip, Thomas, Andrew
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>Look in the Bible curious anon
I erred on Thomas

"Philip" The Greek name means "fond of horses." His call is recorded in John 1:43-51.

"Andrew" The Greek term means "manly." From John 1:29-42 we learn that Andrew was a disciple of John the Baptist and that he introduced his brother, Peter, to Jesus.

#14806609 at 2021-10-18 08:50:15 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #18729: Good Lord where is the Dough Edition

>>14806551
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>11 jewish followers who ran away
were they all Jewish, some of the names sound Hellenic like Philip, Thomas, Andrew

#12399770 at 2021-01-08 16:19:46 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #15829: Our Institutions Have Been Captured Edition

Big Things Have Happened at the United States Mint in the Month of January

The month of January sets the stage for the new year. Americans go back to work, the wheels of the financial markets spin anew, and the United States Mint begins its year striking coins on new dies. CoinWeek has dug through more than 228 years of Mint history to provide this list of important January goings-on at the U.S. Mint. This list denotes important numismatic firsts, key personnel changes, and historic strikings.

January 1, 1935: Henry Morgenthau, Jr. becomes the 52nd Secretary of the Treasury, replacing Woodin.
January 2, 1892: Barber coin production begins.
January 2, 1959: Philadelphia and Denver mints begin production of the Lincoln Memorial cent.
January 3, 1922: First Peace dollars released. On that same day, George T. Morgan wrote Anthony de Francisci to inform him that he had made adjustments to the design in order to alleviate production problems caused by the coin's high relief.
January 4, 1848: Incuse CAL. inscriptions applied to specially-produced 1848 Liberty Head quarter eagles struck using California gold.
January 4, 1925: Chief Engraver George T. Morgan dies at the age of 79.
January 4, 1968: After a three-year hiatus spurred on by the transition of U.S. coinage from silver to clad, a striking ceremony is held at the Denver Mint to celebrate the reintroduction of mint marks on U.S. coins. On display at the event were two "First Strike" 1968-S Proof Sets.
January 5, 1798: More than 30,372 dollars delivered. 1797 dies likely used.
January 5, 1861: After striking coins, Philadelphia Mint coiners realize that Paquet reverse dies are a different size than the old Longacre reverse dies and order the discontinuation of their use.
January 6, 1870: Carson City Mint opening ceremonies held. The Carson City Mint officially opens for business two days later without any dies on hand.
January 6, 1936: Bills introduced to authorize the 1936 striking of the California-Pacific International Exposition (San Diego) half dollar and the New Rochelle 250th Anniversary half dollar.
January 7, 1839: coiner at New Orleans Mint delivers 3,600 1838-dated dimes to the Treasurer. The O-Mint would also deliver 70,000 1838-O half dimes on January 16.
January 8, 1796: gold coinage resumes; due to coinage scandal, depositors skittish about U.S. Mint for much of 1796 and 1797. The volume of deposits drops significantly.
January 8, 1799: Bank of the United States deposits $44,020.385 in French crowns for coining into silver dollars. Paid out February 25.
January 10, 1816: 20,000 and 47,500 1815 dated quarters struck for Jones, First & Company.
January 11, 1816: A fire broke out in a building owned by the Mint, damaging rolling equipment. This leads to no half dollars being struck this year.
January 12, 1912: Jabin B. Baldwin, head of the Denver Mint's coining department, dies.
January 12, 2017: The Mint unveils the design of the American Liberty 225th Anniversary High Relief gold coin in the cash room of the United States Treasury, Washington, DC.
January 12, 2018: Breast Cancer Awareness Commemorative gold coin first strike ceremony held at the West Point Mint.
January 13, 1831: Mint receives a deposit of gold bars and gold Templeton Reid coinage totaling 327 ounces. Mint would refine and recoin this material.
January 14, 1797: 432 quarter eagles struck. Possibly the entire run of BD-3 Stars on Obverse quarter eagles (some researchers believe an additional 98 examples of BD-3 were delivered on February 28 and that the January 14 emission contained some No Stars examples).
January 14, 1861: Secretary of the Treasury Philip Thomas resigns to join the Confederacy.
January 14, 1875: Specie Resumption Act signed into law, mandating that the Treasury redeem federally-issued currency for silver or gold specie starting January 1, 1879.
January 14, 1925: Congress passes law authorizing the production of the Lexington-Concord Commemorative half dollar.
January 15(16), 1799: Elias Boudinot writes Matthew Boulton inquiring about the possibility of receiving new cent planchets.
January 16, 1905: Roosevelt writes to Treasury Secretary Leslie Mortier Shaw instructing him to have Mint Director George E. Roberts write to Augustus Saint-Gaudens to ascertain his interest in a commission to redesign U.S. coinage.
January 16, 1981: Chief Engraver Frank Gasparro resigns.
January 17, 1917: Standing Liberty quarter released into circulation. The first issue consisted of 52,000 1916-dated coins. Later in the month, designer Hermon A. MacNeil writes to Mint Director F.J. von Engelken requesting that revisions be made to the design. Congress approves MacNeil's request on July 9.
January 18, 1796: 14,250 dimes delivered. First dime delivery of the year.

https://coinweek.com/us-coins/big-things-have-happened-at-the-united-states-mint-in-the-month-of-january/