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 **Omniquantism**
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-[oth]You have worked with starship engines. Do you know how to stabilize a Muon?
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-[flo]There are a couple ways, though none suitable for a building material.
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-[oth]Maybe we could create a artificial Muon. One that won't decay.
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-[flo]Picotech is a little beyond our current technology.
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-[oth]Maybe for now. But one day building with natural atoms will seem as quaint as living in log cabins.
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+[dvo]I got the idea from early energy experiments. They used Muons to catalyze fusion reactions. The Muon replaced the Electron in Hydrogen allowing atoms to get much closer.
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+[dvo]This experiment does the same thing on a larger scale. I've replaced the electrons in carbon atoms with muons and made a Bucky tube. They decay. New Muons have to be generated as fast as old ones vanish.
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+[dvo]If we can stabilize the Muons, we can make materials that will be far denser and more energy resistant than their Electron bound counterparts.
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+[flo]Like so many nifty ideas in physics, so simple in concept, so difficult in execution.
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