Bashar's Spacecraft Engine

[Uniqorn]

Do you remember the length of the rod and the height of the insulating discs?


Also was the wire coated or just bare?

Most of the answers are in the text, it just requires several re-readings to lock it in.

But, to answer your questions, all the wires are bare, the central rod is 6 inches long because the whole assembly is spherical. So a 6 inch diameter flat quartz insulating disk dictates a 6 inch central rod. The points of this rod must be sharp, I assume because this is apparently a high voltage device.

The only detail not wholly clear is whether the gold hemispheres rims should touch the bare spiral wire-mesh wire-tips on the outer rim. I'm assuming not, as it is not stated, but if you ever get this far, then experimenting with the set up will let you find this out for yourself.

This is quite make-able, but drilling the quartz ball with holes (needs diamond drills), and weaving the mesh look the most difficult. You can get gold-plated copper wire online, it's used by jeweler a bit. Not sure if they have it fine enough though.

I'm currently modelling this device in 3d, so will have some pictures for you in the near future.

[Uniqorn]

'Tis the near future - here are the images I promised...

There is a rim on the gold hemispheres. You can make all metal parts from copper. As stated in Bashar's transcript, it should work, but works heaps better with gold. So experiment on the cheap side first, and if the results encourage you, spend more on gold plated material. If it actually works, obviously going to gold will be worth it.

[Uniqorn]

My thoughts?

You can skip the second section too.

"In my terms" it's "what I would call" all a load of BS, more claims without evidence, and coming from a "channeler" yet.

And people wonder why our research area gets little respect from "mainstream science". Stuff like this is why.

I half agree with you... there is certainly no known reason by our current technology that this should work, therefore to build such a device is an act of faith - a bit of a gamble.
Seeing as it is so relatively easy to build, (the financial risk is small), then this has to be built by amateurs, as they have no reputation to lose.

A negative result is still an important result - it will back up your position.

A positive result would be pretty amazing!

[WTF]

Thanks Uniqorn for this.

I imagined the gold discs being flat as in the description it says "flat disc of gold", but I wouldn't call whats in your picture a flat disc, more of a bowl shape, if it is a bowl and not a disc then it will be very hard to make.

[teratologist]

Thanks Uniqorn for this.

I imagined the gold discs being flat as in the description it says "flat disc of gold", but I wouldn't call whats in your picture a flat disc, more of a bowl shape, if it is a bowl and not a disc then it will be very hard to make.

These lines in the description are somewhat confusing: "And then on top of that a shell, a flat disk of gold; and on the bottom a flat disk of gold which you call a hemisphere. Hollow on the top hemisphere, hollow on the bottom disk". However - "shell" and "hemispheres" certainly point in the direction of a globe-type device. This made me think that hemispheres are actually sealed/closed with flat disks made of the same material, e.g. copper.

I wonder if hemispheres are literally hemispheres, i.e. without factoring in what is sandwiched between them?