Loading ...Besides just wanting to know the basics like Maya mentioned with frequencies my interest is not learning a different totally different trade at this point but two things. The growing weakness although slow of the magnetic field that shields life on earth from radiation. From floods to fire? Two doing DD for financial reasons. The shields their using to try to deflect radiation in space like aluminum that’s different than earth where lead would but not in space it would cause more damage and to shield the chips. Not just space but on earth as in over heating. Ie Bitcoin.
Here’s one example here’s one of them they need.
China holds a near-monopoly on global primary gallium production, accounting for over 98% of worldwide output. Because gallium is extracted as a byproduct during the processing of bauxite (the ore used to make aluminum), China’s massive aluminum industry enables them to dictate global supply chains and pricing. [1, 2, 3]
Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
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- Byproduct reliance: Gallium is never mined directly. Its availability is tied to aluminum production dynamics.
- Export controls: Beijing has leveraged this dominance through strict export licensing, sending shockwaves through the tech and semiconductor sectors.
- Lack of recycling: Less than 1% of gallium is recovered from end-of-life electronics, compounding supply shortages. [1, 2, 3, 4]
Western Diversification Efforts
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- North American Initiatives: Companies like Indium Corporation are partnering with mining giants to extract gallium from North American bauxite sources. Firms like US Critical Materials are targeting production independence using domestic deposits. [1, 2, 3]
- International Partnerships: Projects in Western Australia are looking to establish alternative raw material pipelines for the U.S. and its allies. [1, 2]
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