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 Spherical Components and Circuit Spheres to Replace Flat Circuit Boards The First Sphere 100 Spheres in an Array Lunar Installation While traditional circuit boards are overwhelmingly flat, a spherical circuit board or component opens up a lot of unique possibilities due to its three-dimensional nature. Here's how it could be used, ranging from practical applications to more futuristic ideas: Practical and Near-Term Applications:  360-Degree Sensor Arrays:    Use: Imagine a sensor node for environmental monitoring (temperature, humidity, air quality, light) that needs to gather data from all directions simultaneously. A spherical board could mount sensors uniformly across its surface, eliminating blind spots and simplifying orientation.    Example: A weather balloon sensor, a smart home environmental monitor, or a security camera with an omnidirectional view.  Compact, High-Density Computing:    Use: By wrapping circuits around a sphere, you...

    A General Reference on Toxic, Radioactive Nuclear Waste Centered on Van Buren Charter Township, Michigan Compiled By Alfred Brock               Wayne, Michigan 2025     Contents Introduction . 5 Chapter 1 - Classifications . 7 Chapter 2 – Variation Examples In Classifying the Phrase ‘Toxic Waste’ 19 Chapter 3 – Variabilities for Identifying Nuclear or Radioactive Waste   25 Chapter 4 - The Manhattan Project and the Race for the Bomb . 32 Chapter 5 – A More Concentrated Historical Analysis . 43 Chapter 6 – Selection of Hanford, Washington and Cuyahoga, Ohio Sites   47 Chapter 7 - Hanford’s Plutonium – Fueling the Nagasaki Bomb . 55 Chapter 8 – Cuyahoga’s Uranium – Fueling the Hiroshima Bomb: A Hidden Chapter of the Manhattan Project 60 Chapter 9 – The Critical Need to Separate Uranium and Plutonium: Lessons from the Hiroshima and Nagasaki Bombs . ...