Nanotubes assemble! Rice introduces Teslaphoresis

Carbon nanotubes in a dish assemble themselves into a nanowire in seconds under the influence of a custom-built Tesla coil created by scientists at Rice University.

But the scientists don't limit their aspirations for the phenomenon they call Teslaphoresis to simple nanowires.

The team led by Rice research scientist Paul Cherukuri sees its invention as setting a path toward the assembly of matter from the bottom up on nano and macro scales.

There are even hints of a tractor beam effect in watching an assembled nanowire being pulled toward the coil.

[argusfest]

It's funny how none of these scientist ever imagine that their work will be used for bad things or that people will be harmed by it. They always imagine nothing but good coming from it.

[jessejames]

Can I ask a serious qurstion? As I was watching this video something clicked.
What wuld happen if these particles were injected into a person? Could it cause blood clots under a an tesla field?

[douglaspinsak]

I work in sales and I do very well in large part due to being highly-perceptive. Ever since the V has been rolled out, I have been consistently picking up what I would call an "electric/demonic vibe" from people; i.e. something evil, and something energized. The more I learn about self-assembling nanobots, protein-engineering, graph ox, etc., and given that they all have potential medical applications, the more I become convinced that the aforementioned technologies/substances are already being used on many unwitting participants.

[nameirrelevant]

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they *could* they didn't stop to think if they *should.* "

[emilycunningham]

This is in the medical procedure people have been getting since '21.

[freeme]

Anyone who called people trying to warn them about this tech a "conspiracy theorist" - HERE YA GO!

[trade]

1:52 biomedical engineering. That's the dark road it will eventually take.

[akashiana]

So is this what's in the stuff they put in your arm?

[tomshaa]

Very dangerous discovery. In the human body with RF field modulation can you imagine.
It's possibly a very dark project ...

[danielalexanderawakening]

That's like what they are putting in the cv19 jabs.

[Cetok]

Amazing! But suddenly, the T-1000 (Terminator 2) isn't looking so much like science fiction, is it? Just keep in mind: "Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong, and at the worst possible time." and in case you haven't noticed, there are a LOT of irresponsible and downright evil people in the world, and many of them are in charge.

[AlternativeHomesteading]

These inventors and the people they perform this research for, should be held accountable for crimes against humanity. This is alarming, terrifying and flies in the face of Mother Nature. Despicable science to hurt people.

[rklaroche]

I love how they always play this uplifting, positive music with these videos with smiling, happy faces abounding....all while pretending that we don't live in a fallen world run by just 13 deranged families...all billionaire psychopaths that are spending tons of money, combining all their efforts to eradicate most, control what left of us! How quaint...

[demomoore]

What sound/frequency vibration would assemble these from “afar” he mentioned near the beginning?

[chivan]

This demonstration is showing us how grafen will make the neuron net in our bodies.

[DoubleBob]

Presented like a face lotion commercial.

[SuperSafetychick]

I don't want that inside of me. As an aside...why was graphine oxide in the Jab?

[AdamAdam-bnyy]

so this is tubule that morgellons are made of ... thanks for info

[julzee]

THIS IS IN EVERY COVID VACCINE. HOW EXCITING IS THE TECHNOLOGY NOW?

[Lindy.T]

"What we've designed, and we've done this very, very his first words.