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Beyond The Circles - Letztes Licht https://lnkd.in/esMwUip3

Conveyor belts are working hard behind the scenes, and we usually consider them to be the hidden heroes of industrial operations. Today, we would like to bring back an exciting, out-of-the-belting-box use case from when the Habasit belts had their stage debut at the Vienna State Opera. The #HabasitLINK M2623 Nonslip modular belt won the supporting role in this impressive performance of the “Tri Sestri” and kept the scene in perpetual motion. Read more about this case of what can be done when #engineering meets art to transform the stage's very foundation with a belt, ingeniously blending with the landscape while offering safety and comfort for the performers. Follow the link in the comment to read the full story. #solutionsinmotion #modularbelt #peoplemover #engineeringinnovation #engineering #conveyorbelt

To the optimist, the glass is half full. To the pessimist, it's half empty. But to an engineer, the glass is simply twice as large as it needs to be. Engineers stand apart with their unique blend of logical interpretation and practical problem solving. At Vesuvius, we are committed to empower our engineers to turn dreams into reality. By fostering innovation and encouraging creative problem-solving, we enable them to shape a brighter, more sustainable future. On Engineer’s Day, we celebrate the brilliant minds who drive progress and innovation, making a real impact every day! #engineersday #vesuvius #thinkBeyondShapetheFuture

🤔 There is a good reason why French physicist Blaise Pascal's perspective on the impact of small actions resonates centuries later. Is anything we do too little to matter? 🤏 Every act and every word matters, even if the impact is invisible. We are often the last to know how the simple day-to-day way we live our lives affects our future. 🪂 Life can sometimes feel like throwing pebbles into the ocean. Pascal's beautiful quote reminds us that everything we do matters. 🌊 🧘 After all, even if we don’t see the ripples our pebbles make, they are sure to reach distant shores. 🌅 #uplifting #inspirational #lifestyle #sageinvestments #financialplanningwithpurpose #wisdomistheprincipalthing

☀️ Unveiling the Power of Vertex S+ #BlackAesthetic Series 💡 Showcasing #Trinasolar's award-winning 450W Clear Black and 455W Full Black Modules. These modules, winners of the prestigious IDEA award, elegantly merge sleek design with the sophistication of advanced n-type i-TOPCon technology. But the Vertex S+ series isn't just about aesthetics; it's about delivering exceptional performance. With the use of innovative encapsulation technology, these modules are optimized for power generation, resulting in a significant energy yield. They also incorporate advanced film deposition and double-layer coating glass technologies within a robust 1.6+1.6mm dual-glass structure, enhancing their durability and effectiveness. Check out the video below to learn more. Witness firsthand how the Vertex S+ series is shaping the future of solar power! #SolarPV #RenewableEnergy #SolarPower #Innovation #TOPCon https://lnkd.in/e4HqNMrP

How do you picture Thomas Edison? Most people probably think of him working alone by candlelight (initially at least) waiting for his lightbulb moment (see what I did there). Thomas Edison is one of the most prolific inventors of all time. He holds over 1000 patents and is famous for inventing the light bulb, phonograph, motion pictures, and the alkaline battery. Pretty wild stuff. But what most people don’t know is, Thomas Edison had hundreds of assistants including 30 people that worked on the lightbulb. While Edison is deserving of his fame, he was often the “idea guy” while his team of engineers machinists, and physicists developed, tested and brought his ideas to life. They played an incredibly important role in Edison’s success but I bet you would be hard pressed to name any of the people who worked for him. So as a reminder, the majority of the greatest products and solutions we use were not created by one person. Even though they might get all the credit, the real recognition should go to the people that bought in, worked hard and are ultimately responsible for the end result. The same thing applies to every great company. The reason they are great is because of the people who too often go unrecognized. True leadership is making sure the right people are celebrated for their impact. Keep this in mind as we choose who to memorialize.

Tesla also defined what light is by saying that Light is Sound in the Ether. I understood this when I studied, modestly, the Vedic tradition. Namely, the hymns and mantras that are still sung and spoken in Sanskrit create a space of light, in which man must live. The word was key in the Vedas, as was the mouth - it was used to create sound which then created Light, which was the ultimate goal in this system, as it is in many other spiritual systems today. I want to emphasize that the space of light in which man lives must be continuously created, that's why even the fire in home was never allowed to go out, because if it goes out, there is no more life or space to live in the light. More in the video: https://lnkd.in/eFbUWBeV

What comes to mind is a solution not the problem! The solution is using a lens to focus the sound once emitted just like a glass or ice lens is used to focus sunlight & magnetic lenses can be used to focus any particle wither it be baryonic or nonbaryonic with enough Tesla!!! Show less

Great example of a range of techniques with inert atmosphere workflow, using XPS, XRD, PFIB, and SEM with EBSD and picoindentor (with apologies for all the capital letters!)

A thing appears magical until you don't know how this is happening. Once you know it, you'll feel like being cheated. But at the same time, the kind of satisfaction that you get on building that simple magical thing on your own is unparallel. Let's take an example of a filament bulb. It appears quite intriguing, when you just click a button light comes but once you understand it is just a overheated Tungsten filament, you'll feel kind of being cheated. Now, think from the perspective of Edison. His one invention gave light to a dark world and changed everything forever. How proud he must feel..... Understanding how things happen might give you a sense of satisfaction but the the fulfillment you get on building that thing is immeasurable.