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My heat generating pyramid - picture

Started by PYRAman, February 15, 2008, 04:21:08 AM

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helmut

Quote from: johnjety on March 07, 2008, 11:55:59 AM
Hi Folks,
The 'squeeky sand' can also be found in the UK, i believe it's one of the few places in the world where this shape of sand can be found. It makes the squeek if you shuffle your feet in it & It also sounds 'hollow' if you bang on it with your fist.
See here:
http://www.ukattraction.com/north-wales/whistling-sands.htm.

Perhaps you and mxt become sand dealers?

helmut

MeggerMan

Hi Johnjety,
thanks for the heads up on that, I have been weekend camping near Barmouth in the past so this is just around the corner so to speak.
I wonder if they will notice someone taking a bucket of the stuff home with them. ;)

Is there any chance of you getting a sample of it and sticking it under a microscope?

Another way may be to get some pure quartz pebbles and smash them with a hammer or heat them cherry red and drop them in water.
The put the crushed grit into a stone tumbler with more quartz pebbles to smooth them down.
Using a crude stone age hammer made of a large quartz stone bash the grit into sand (wearing appropriate safety goggles and dust mask of coarse!), may take a while but at least you will know its all quartz.
One of the other discussions in this forum is related to crystal batteries where they are crushing minerals in various ways to get fine grit.

Quartz (Silicon Dioxide) has some odd properties, six sided prism with a six sided pyramid at each end, its piezoelectric and if you apply a voltage across the crystal it will vibrate(I presume they mean pulsed potential) , very ubundant 98% of the earth minerals are composed of it.
Tourmaline (quartz family) is used to treat water by removing cholorine and ion components

Cheers
Rob

sparks

     The inside of a pyramid forms a lattice whereby a vibration either is absorbed by the walls of the mass or reflected at an angle that sets it into a decreasing length lattice network effectively increasing it's frequency as the wave travels towards the top of the pyramid.  .  If the nile has or had an underground flow at one time the Pyramids could easily draw power from it's rumbling.  Or maybe pressure waves of a migrating tectonic plate amplified.
  Google "Brown Mountain Lights"  This vibrating mountain geology creates plasmic energy balls. 
   Pyraman's configuration is cool.  Loudspeaker pressure waves being converted to high frequency vibrations in the salt water via the sound sand crystals.  The highly ionized dissolved salt  generating voltage in the water.  Then the copper pyramid antennae.  You could probably listen to you pyramid vibrate on an am radio.
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spacetrax

Hi@all,

I guess I?m gonna try this configuration if somebody can deliver singing sand to us. Who`s interested in doing the same for verifying the information?

Best,
Spacetrax


Quote from: sparks on March 07, 2008, 08:42:08 PM
     The inside of a pyramid forms a lattice whereby a vibration either is absorbed by the walls of the mass or reflected at an angle that sets it into a decreasing length lattice network effectively increasing it's frequency as the wave travels towards the top of the pyramid.  .  If the nile has or had an underground flow at one time the Pyramids could easily draw power from it's rumbling.  Or maybe pressure waves of a migrating tectonic plate amplified.
  Google "Brown Mountain Lights"  This vibrating mountain geology creates plasmic energy balls. 
   Pyraman's configuration is cool.  Loudspeaker pressure waves being converted to high frequency vibrations in the salt water via the sound sand crystals.  The highly ionized dissolved salt  generating voltage in the water.  Then the copper pyramid antennae.  You could probably listen to you pyramid vibrate on an am radio.

olivier

Hello Pyraman

I have posted three images.
Nobody can reproduce it with the dimension that we have got. We need the dimension on the third image.

-1 In the first image the heights of the kings and queens chambers are clear (green). The resonator is red.

- 2 In the second image i put your image under the section of the pyramid andââ,¬Â¦Ã¢â,¬Â¦      You can see that they have a different angle  (yellow surface) .  And so there is some space between the heights of the kings room and the resonator.

-3 In the third picture, I marked the dimensions (with one angle) that we need.


Can you give us the needed dimensions, so i ( and others) can reproduce it.

Thanks,

Olivier