Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[stivep]

On the Viziv
I did start a topic here
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/21067-tesla-tower-texas.html
Member Ernst has expressed his opinion [he has  Mini Wardenclyffe }
Chet

Thank you for the  link my friend
Wesley

[AlienGrey]

   Concerning the box? A riddle, perhaps...
   My reply is that it would be so cold inside as outside the box.
No solar heating in Deep Space. So, most of the deep space crafts built up to now are nuclear powered, not solar powered, even though some may show solar panels.  There is no light in deep space. 
  My point is that the creation of light on our planet, is not something that is "coming" from the Sun, as we are still being told.
  So, what is this so called "Sunlight", and how do we create or manufacture it,  for free?  Without needing to burn things up...
   
   There is no smoke traces inside the Great Pyramid, nor in any of the underground tunnels and chambers.  "Got it"?   
Yet, there are signs of glassified stone temples, possibly from previous nuclear explosions, or wars, many thousands of years ago. 
    I hope that it helps you to understand where I'm coming from.  However, I'm not trying to convince, anyone, just trying to relay a message, to look outside the box, as well.
   

Hello there Nick yes i hear what you're saying only to well what NASA has told us quote no light till it hits our atmosphere but
the moon doesn't have one so how did Neil or was it Buzz kill  the camera by pointing it at the sun and why wasn't the moon 'pitch black?

I can\t truly say as i have never been off planet yet but in saying that light is a wavelength isn't that like a radio wave?
A photon according to Science programmes on TV travels through space but on piggyback.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yNntDhr2n4g

look at 36;24 how can you have an electromagnetic wave in nothing?

You might also be interested in capturing transferring and releasing energy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pKapNKJsU8

PS don't trust NASA they are like atoms they make up EVERYTHING 

[AlienGrey]

"the creation of light on our planet, is not something that is "coming" from the Sun, as we are still being told"
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"The Sun is NOT like a nuclear reactor"
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"Photons will polarize toward a light source, thus creating light"
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"the sun can't radiate heat in a vacuum"
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"the East coast of America is the most haunted place on the planet"
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I am very impressed by the density of nonsense and misinformation per unit of line length in this thread.
The photon is the quantum of electromagnetic energy that is exchanged between matter and the electromagnetic field. Sunlight is the electromagnetic field indirectly produced by the sun's nuclear fusion reactions.
This is easily verifiable by observations, measurements and all kinds of experiments made since the end of the 19th century. That is why scientists produce today countless useful and real products. The current technology is the proof of the veracity of their knowledge while the pretentious uneducated people who deny it by the Dunning-Kruger effect have never produced anything but pathetic blah, blah, blah. Otherwise, ignorants and followers of conspiracy theories, where can we find the real products of your great thoughts?
Sorry for my reaction, it's only my fault, it's due to a severe, irresistible and now irremediable allergy to stupidities, and even more, to the vain and conceited spreading of these stupidities. 

Well when you scatter one's pearls of wisdom in front of swine one can occasionally expect them to be downtrodden into swill 

[AlienGrey]

Hoppy Nick, I know what Nick means as I have seen either Buz Aldrin or Edgar Mitchell say it's our atmosphere that lets us see stuff from space and light.
True or not I can't say.

question why is space black ?

https://starchild.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/StarChild/questions/question52.html

But what Wesley is asking us about his cube is their aren't too many atoms to give the heat too so how can you dissipate it too?

[Hoppy]

Nick, thanks for expanding on your understanding.
https://www.universetoday.com/136802/can-astronauts-see-stars-space-station/