Germanium has a similar surface tension to silicon so the process should work with that as well. You might be able to mix silicon and germanium oxides and get interesting properties for the bubbles both individually and in bulk.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Germanium

It's the fact you can do so many different types of bubbles that excites me. I wonder about making some from molten elemental iron, but I think the surface tension might be too high. Silicon has just the right amount to make bubbles, but that doesn't mean its the only option at all.

Yes my understanding is that some of the oxygen is in the actual bubble, and this is one reason why it inflates the way it does. I do believe other types of gas or even plasma could be injected into it.

I just stumbled on this article which is a bit related.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

I was one of the first people to see evidence of neurological issues. This is going to sound trivial, but I could see it in my video game statistics a few weeks after my first infection. I've had to adapt my whole being to try and stay safe and alive. Almost like living on a space ship in a way.

Like a disfunctional family,a toxic workplace or a misogynistic society

All of the above gave rise to the “falling by the wayside”of the med vulnerable during a pandemic

The general apathy of people who “don’t do” politics or Covid is deeply rooted

We’re losing our humanity along w our democracy

Imagine making a structure in the orbit of Mars thats made from these bubbles, but the bubbles are wrapped in something like graphene. Whole megastructures could be woven together and energized if radiation becomes a hazard. We could live near Mars with Earth normal gravity in orbit of Mars.

in that I believe silicon bubbles in space could play a similar role to silicon wafers in terms of electronics. I believe that the answer to our problems is in the stars, and we can get there using my QSUT (Quantum Sphere Universal Tool) devices / material as the backbone of space industry.

This is something that I'm absolutely passionate about. I dont think it means we can keep burning fossil fuels, but if the climate crisis starts killing people in mass we will need something near term to save lives and the environment. I took things a bit further

pubs.aip.org/aip/adv/arti...

This was about what we are doing now. It's why Fabs cost billions of dollars, because you have to keep the environment as pristine as possible. As for this patent they are blowing gas into the molten silicon. While the MIT process used vacuum to make the bubbles from molten silicon dioxide.

Yes in fact someone clued me in to a corporation that did make spherical transistor elements. This patent is expired, but they made the bubbles by blowing into them with a gas instead of using vacuum. It's not just electronics but MEMS and microfluidics as well.

patents.google.com/patent/US595...

It's a non-standard geometry but you could cover the surface with chips(or whatever) if you wanted. Where I think things would get really interesting is if you could make chips in the surface.

I worked with ChatGPT to come up with a preliminary list. First and foremost I want to try replicating the original experiment MIT did to make the bubbles. Unless I go with using plastic material for the prototype just to show the concept as an object. Thank you btw.

chatgpt.com/share/693c9c...

I'm trying to decide if I'm going to use a plastic balloon for the prototype or try and make the bubbles from glass, and then see what I can fit on it. Both have drawbacks its hard to make a prototype when it's technology designed to be manufactured in space. The size of the bubbles is a variable.

Especially if you are paying the minimum payments. There is a way you can also incorporate randomness by using dice to decide what to do. If we continue to finance what's happening we will die with perfect credit scores and that won't save you from the death camps. We have leverage now.

and normally not paying debts is one of the worst things you can do long term, but the payment of those debts in the short term is funding whats happening. If you look at who owns most debt from American households it's large multinational institutions. It's also something they cant arrest you for.

I've been doing a private (not taxes which are public debt) strike for a few years now. Im focused on medical debt, because that seems particularly absurd if we don't have rights. It is something many people could do either by not paying debts, or switching to minimal legal payments. It is extreme,