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11:05Now PlayingGary Stephenson is proposing a chip scale array of superconducting Josephson junctions that can generate gravitational waves and use them as a communication signal. Through rock, seawater, underground spaces, anywhere conventional signals cannot reach. The host immediately recognizes it as an analog for Ghost Murmur. But here is where it gets exciting. The secret is the bilayer. Use two dissimilar superconductors in your Josephson junction and when you push photons through that barrier they are forced into spin two transitions. That is a graviton. You are converting photons directly into gravitational waves. Giorgio Fontana built a gravitational laser using this exact principle. Eric Davis reviewed Stephenson's work personally. And then the host drops one detail quietly at the end. He has met Gary Stephenson before. That is all he will say.
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