Mystery of the Nanoscale Crop Circles solved http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/03/120302101819.htm
" When two solids are combined in just the right proportions, changes in chemical bonding may produce an alloy that melts at a temperature far lower than either can melt by itself. Such an alloy is called eutectic, Greek for "good melting." The eutectic alloy of gold and silicon -- 81 percent gold and 19 percent silicon -- is especially useful in processing nanoscale semiconductors such as nanowires, as well as for device interconnections in integrated circuits; it liquefies at a modest 363˚ Celsius, far lower than the melting point of either pure gold, 1064°C, or pure silicon, 1414°C." I'm sensing a pattern here, Casimir, Pyrophoric action minus oxygen and now Eutectic all possibly related? Can hydrogen or clusters act like a metal alloy to harness the Eutectic effect? Fran
