Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[aleks]

Could gravity itself be some kind of DC field?

Yep, I believe it IS a DC potential field. Its 'visible' effect is that it instantly changes length standard thus creating space non-linearity which also leads to compression of time standard. However, matter-energy relationships within this "compressed" space or time are unchanged leading to difference of process durations inside and outside the gravity potential field (e.g. atomic clocks will desync inside and outside this field). As a potential field it is close to magnetic or electric DC fields, but it affects ALL possible matter and thus all energy fields and all kinetic processes. Its obvious effect is that it may attract or repel surrounding matter and their energy waves (be them acoustic or ether-based EM waves). This - in turn - may result in matter integration and disintegration. BTW, the "self assembly" of matter in potential non-equilibrium is a proven fact - somebody even got a Nobel prize for proving that.

I have an idea that DC acoustic waves are 'unification' point of EM and acoustic waves. They may not be distinguishable in their effect. However, I think calling them 'DC acoustic waves' is a more correct approach than to call them 'EM scalar waves', because it can be clearly shown that DC acoustic wave is 'virtual' where as 'DC EM wave' is usually associated with DC magnetic or electric field, but it's not the same thing at all. DC magnetic and electric fields are based on electron streams whereas DC acoustic waves are process happening when impact of matter particles occurs. You may create DC acoustic waves with EM radiation, but only if it's powerful enough to create virtual material surfaces (see previous post about impact waves in the air) - pulsing is a good candidate here (I've mentioned that several times already).

BTW, I want to correct my previous post: when air masses strike each other, they create anti-gravity field, but when they travel closely without impact this creates gravity field. Actually, gravity and anti-gravity effect estimation in any given situation can be made if a good theory is created first. Since I'm only hypothesizing I may mistakenly use word 'gravity' where I should have really used 'anti-gravity'. But overall "picture" should be correct nevertheless.

Speaking of Earth, I've read that Earth's north pole may reveal a 'hexagon' formation - the same thing as photographed on Saturn last year. It is visibly somehow related to emitting pressure waves from several points in space placed in geometric fashion. I wonder if this is some kind of spin self-regulation of planets meaning planets can create additional gravity potential they need.

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    @alecks


     Then the major difference between the gravity field and the dc em field would be that gravity also effects the neutron mass.  My first intuitive explanation of the tpu dynamics was that the tpu created a form of matter which then was able to receive and react to potential energy scources liken to a small planet.  This involved the response of the ambient potential energy waves to a dc field gradient arising  from the ionizaton of the copper atoms in the collector coils.  The electrons from these conductor atoms were added to an inertial spin field (a significant increase in the conductive band seperation from the valence orbitals within the conductor) leaving the ionized copper atoms to form an increased "gravitational" field.  The collector winding of the tpu essentially becoming a capacitor with the electron inertial field the - plate and the ionized copper atoms the positive plate.

[aleks]

My first intuitive explanation of the tpu dynamics was that the tpu created a form of matter which then was able to receive and react to potential energy scources liken to a small planet.  This involved the response of the ambient potential energy waves to a dc field gradient arising  from the ionizaton of the copper atoms in the collector coils. The electrons from these conductor atoms were added to an inertial spin field (a significant increase in the conductive band seperation from the valence orbitals within the conductor) leaving the ionized copper atoms to form an increased "gravitational" field.  The collector winding of the tpu essentially becoming a capacitor with the electron inertial field the - plate and the ionized copper atoms the positive plate.

Well, I can't tell if it works that way, but my initial idea was also of this type (except that possible ionization is a result of gravity formation, not the cause of it).

I thought that TPU pulsing creates DC acoustic waves that produce local gravity (or anti-gravity) potential gradient. This gradient-in turn-adds to all ambient potential fields and thus may lead to matter disintegration or integration. During this matter disintegration or integration an energy may be produced and particles may be released since local gravity potential gradient affects their equilibrium greatly: such gravity gradient should be much more invasive than just an EM or acoustic wave, or particle bombardment, because it affects length standard and this may skew distances between electron quantum levels. It is like cutting a thin wire that holds tons of weight from falling.

I see it's hard to imaging these DC acoustic waves. Imagine an acoustic wave that appeared at some point in space, as a momentary compression or rarefaction of surrounding area. Now imagine the period of the wave lengthens infinitely, but the initial compression or rarefaction area does not move. You will realize that what's left is the infinitely-long gradient of rarefaction or compression (depending on the polarity of the wave) in the very center of the area where compression or rarefaction started. The intensity of this compression or rarefaction changes with inverse square law relative to the point in space where it started. This was a static picture. When you press "play", this area of compression or rarefaction will cause an impact wave to propagate. However, it is during this initial non-equilibrium moment when DC acoustic wave is present. This DC wave formation quickly fades away as the matter re-gains equilibrium visible as impact wave propagation.

I think this DC acoustic wave can be also called an acoustic (mechanical) singularity, because 1/(x^2) is a "singularity" equation to my knowledge. The very center of this formation has infinite "strength", but its side-lobes can fade away fast or slow with distance, depending on the "magnitude" of the formation. I may speculate that it's a "dirac" spike function in 3D "pressure equilibrium" space with 1/(x^2) windowing (it is probably some natural function windowing arising from space dimensionality, for one-dimensional time-dependent Dirac function I would use 1 and that would impose time-independent DC bias). Fourier transform of Dirac function is a broadband spectrum from DC to infinite (or Nyquist) frequency. It is this DC frequency which I call DC acoustic wave.

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    I think everybody on OU is starting to realize that vast amounts of potential energy are stored in matter and that we only need to invest enough potential energy the right way to disintegrate matter and let mother nature reconstitute it so we can vibrate it apart again.  We don't need to fool around with the strong and weak neuclear bonds of an atomic mass in order to release energy from a natural resonant system.  Just realize what is keeping that resonant structure together and push one of the parameters of the field and collect the potential energy trapped in the resonant matter.  This is not any different then burning a forest with a match.  Mother nature will build another forest ready for another match.  Just need to do it a greater frequency.

[aleks]

Just need to do it a greater frequency.

Yep, exactly my thoughts, too.