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I want clear, direct visual proof of hypergolic propellants (or any self-igniting mixture) making a visible "spark," flash, glow, or ignition event in a complete, hard vacuum (true space-like conditions with effectively zero air molecules) inside a large, transparent acrylic (or fully clear glass/polycarbonate) vacuum chamber that everyone can see through with the naked eye or normal camera...no high-speed-only tricks, no dim/invisible transients, no partial pressure, and no reliance on opaque or windowed-only setups from NASA, SpaceX, or government-linked facilities. I want this demonstrated publicly (ideally in a video or live demo from an independent private lab, or neutral source with no obvious conflicts of interest) so the reaction can be examined openly: two small drops or jets mix on contact, ignite spontaneously without external spark/igniter/air, and produce an unambiguously visible light event right there in the evacuated clear chamber for anyone to watch and verify. Why I want exactly this: Because if the reaction truly works in perfect vacuum as claimed (oxidizer supplies all needed oxygen, no air required), it should be reproducible safely at small scale in a big see-through acrylic chamber using safer "green" hypergolics, and the resulting flash/glow should be observable without excuses about dimness or needing specialized cameras. The absence of such a straightforward, public, unedited clear-chamber demo from non-conflicted sources makes the whole concept unproven to me, especially since vacuum rocket engines are said to rely on this principle. I literally see any deviation (partial vacuum, non-transparent chambers, agency sources, atmospheric tests, or "high-speed camera only" claims) as dodging the simple, definitive test that would settle the matter. hypergolic fuels magically mixing without air? Sounds like wizardry. They say it "works better in vacuum" because no backpressure, but if space is a vacuum or whatever, why doesn't the flame just dissipate instantly? No push, no acceleration—it's all fake 🤥

Jeff Marek: Re NHL expansion: Atlanta, Houston, I believe are destinations A and destinations B - The Sheet (3/20)

Former SJSU volleyball star Brooke Slusser says she shared beds with a transgender teammate without knowing that athlete was a biological male. She says she moved into an apartment with that teammate because her coach encouraged her to. Now, SJSU is suing the Trump administration to challenge an investigation that determined the school violated Title IX, and to reaffirm its commitment to the LGBTQ community, all while Slusser is still working on trying to process everything that happened while she lived in that apartment.