just thinking about the Bose-Einstein. condensate and how it relates to heat and believe it or not the steam engine and movement
if 3 deg above absolute zero is the temp of outer space , and we have the ability to take cold to a very low sub 1 degree absolute zero , why can we not use this difference to drive movement?
i know shit about anything but i was watching a doco and it seems to me if movement is dependent on a difference in temp , why is the same not true in space , even if the temp is only 3 deg above zero , we can produce colder and as the doco states heat travels from hot to cold , eg space will suck us along at little cost to us
thus if space is hot compared to our cold zone should this not react the same way and move us to the warmness and an unendless form of movement dependent on our ability to keep below 3 deg above absolute zero
this will forever be called the morrow theory after me
peter morrow 29/5/08