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The patent has been granted. Look at this one: https://www.google.com/patents/US20120133464?cl=en Peer reviewed paper on magnetized copper: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2796486/

Dr. Chris Nagel has been able to, by manipulating the knotted structure of matter with light, craft magnetized copper, transparent copper, iron harder than diamond, nickle you can shatter like glass with a hammer, and dozens of other elements with tailored properties. His patent claims underlying relativistic transformations: "Devices improve control by selection, inversion, fortification, uniformization and mapping background energy (including vacuum energy, dark energy and/or dark matter, grid or brane energy) and including electromagnetic energies in various forms and states of aggregation, during a tailoring process and to processes of tailoring materials. Background energy can be dis aggregated and then integrated into common forms of matter (e.g., materials) for the expressed purpose of altering electrodynamic interactions by establishing harmonic maps between the respective electromagnetic fields." www.google.com/patents/CA2.../CA2817391A1?cl=en&dq="christopher+nagel"&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAmoVChMI-6ug_eb5xgIVAyceCh15Jgn0 Obviously, if true, this is an potentially unprecedented paradigm shift in physics, chemistry, mathematics, material sciences, music, art, architecture. What are your thoughts? Is he really manipulating the "geometry of spacetime"? He mentioned that he gave a talk to a bunch of Nobel prize winners and that "the 40 minute talk went really poorly, but the 2 hour talk went really, really well." Videos posted below, this is a considerable investment of time to be able to really engage with this material, hopefully this post piqued your interest. Original Video here: techtv.mit.edu/videos/2616...ht-the-architect-of-matter Q&A Here: https://techtv.mit.edu/videos/26169-chris-nagel-q-a

"Chris Nagel heads an independent lab that researches the fundamental physics of matter (especially metals) in its relation to energy (light). … Currently Nagel focuses on applying low levels of energy (optical and thermal “tailoring”) to select combinations of metals to alter their base properties in multiple ways. Such tailored metals have achieved distinctly unexpected levels of transparency, conductivity, hardness, magnetism, and catalytic activity, both as permanent and transient variations. " https://techtv.mit.edu/videos/26167-chris-nagel-light-the-architect-of-matter