James Yamada
“Rainbow Ball”
Naples 27 October/7 December 2006
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![: James Yamada "From Here To Eternity or Dreaming Of The Beginning Of The Information Age" 2006 Materials: Star made out of homemade rocket fuel vacuum sealed in plastic to prevent the absorption of water from the air (Fuel consists of: lightly caramelized slurry of confectioners sugar and potassium nitrate (otherwise known as saltpetre, saltpeter, KNO3, or NPK 13-0-44 fertilizer)) , wire and ignition system consisting of Christmas tree bulb, solder, and homemade black powder (consisting of potassium nitrate and charcoal) Crate containing all of the tools and material necessary for making rocket fuel including: confectioners sugar, potassium nitrate, coffee grinder, PC power supply, steel, vacuum sealer, silicone mold, vacuum bags, plastic jars, elastic, digital scale, bamboo spoon, plastic spoon, voltage converter, deep fat fryer, insulated welding gloves, leather-armed welding shirt, face shield, miscellaneous hardware, electrical parts, and paint pedestal for working consisting of: aluminized heat reflective foam, aluminized tape, hot glue, and plywood The pedestal has three top pieces that have not been edge wrapped with the tape. The star should be placed on the largest and lowest of these three platforms. I included two stars in the event that one was damaged. I prefer the one that is softer looking. Potassium nitrate can be used to make black powder, which has a faster burn rate then, the rocket fuel recipe. Sugar and potassium nitrate burn at a slower rate and are thus more suitable for use as a rocket fuel. The rate is exaggerated when contained such as in a steel vessel with a nozzle, like a rocket. It is the exact same type of fuel that was recently used in the Katushya rockets during the recent Israel-Lebanon war. It is also a very early fuel developed in rocketry. In Europe and the states, it is frequently made by model rocket enthusiasts. C.sy Galleria Raucci/Santamaria, Naples – Photo: Enzo Velo, Naples](http://raucciesantamaria.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/023-a-JY-s-06.jpg "023 a JY-s-06: James Yamada "From Here To Eternity or Dreaming Of The Beginning Of The Information Age" 2006 - C.sy Galleria Raucci/Santamaria, Naples – Photo: Enzo Velo, Naples")
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The aspects of human contradiction are diverse, and their analyses are not easily decipherable or clear. They are connected to the cultural and technological aspects of the structure of society in its journey. The way in which they are judged, changes with the interpretation of ethics, when ethics relates to its historical context. It is obvious that in a simple social structure, and in one that is more technologically and economically developed, these analyses are further complicated by superstructures that also determine a different concept of need.....
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