ID | #1714231416 |
Added | Sat, 27/04/2024 |
Author | July N. |
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Phenomena | |
Status | Hypothesis
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Initial data
Baranova writes to the Commission on AI:
Perhaps the most amazing thing is the "adventures" with crystal glasses (issued in the 50s). In 1959, after living with her husband for a year, quarrels began. At another such quarrel, being very excited, I opened the sideboard, began to wipe the dust, and at the moment when I put the glasses down and looked at them, one of them suddenly fell apart into small pieces.
The husband was not superstitious, but then he perceived this phenomenon as a harbinger of divorce. Literally a week later, I left my husband. But after 2 months, she got back together with her husband. And the second glass certainly once - for divorce (how, under what circumstances - I no longer remember).
Then I went to Siberia, to Kemerovo, with my mother and my little son. Almost the same thing happened there.
I remember that I was worried about something when I was dusting the new sideboard. I put the same glasses down, I look at them and again one glass falls apart into small chickens.
Mom just exclaimed : "Oh my God, what is it?!"
A few more years have passed. One day on March 8th they gathered at my place
colleagues, acquaintances celebrate this day. When we parted, one of my friends stayed to help. He's sitting at the kitchen table, and I'm wiping the dishes.
I put the three remaining ill-fated glasses on the table, look at them and tell them about the story of the three missing ones. And suddenly one of them
that's exactly how it breaks up. The comrade was blown away like the wind - and out. Then we moved to Kharkov, and for the second decade the remaining two glasses have been standing unharmed in the third sideboard, but how many
I don't look at them - intact.
Hypotheses
Defects materials
Defecto and the presence of internal stresses is characteristic for many materials. In particular glass objects suddenly fly into pieces, are cracked, they are chipped, etc. the Reason for this phenomenon is the effect of temperature difference on the glass containing residual internal stress. By passing temperature effects, we can distinguish mechanical (e.g., vibration).
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Investigation
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