elemental rod

[zapnic]

Re: From JB Schwartz......on fluxing left handed materials

Noah's Ark is building a new ERR changing from a 2 coil plate to a 6
coil plate. It will still be at least two months before the new
prototype is ready for testing. I'm posting some photos for members
of the group interested in our research.

JB

--- In OneSmallStepForMan@yahoogroups.com, "Lawrence Rayburn"
<lawrencerayburn@...> wrote:
>
> For many years I have been experimenting with new materials that
> support electromagnetic wave propagation in ways that are not
> observed in nature. Other research teams around the world are doing
> similar experiments that also backup this theory. I have been able
to
> create materials that support this type of effect for light and
other
> electromagnetic waves. Even some physicists are starting to
challenge
> what was thought to be the basic laws of nature. Many of the hard-
> nosed skeptics are finding it increasingly more difficult to
disprove
> the left-hand rule.
>
> In nature, all materials seem to obey the right-hand rule. The
> fingers of the right hand represent the waves of the electric
field,
> and when you curl the fingers around to the base of the hand, this
> represents the magnetic field; the outstretched thumb indicates the
> direction of the flow of power
>
> Back in 1968 a Russian theorist; V.G. Veselago had predicted that
new
> materials could be engineered to interact with our environment,
which
> is just the opposite of how natural materials react. In 2000,
> researchers at the University of California-San Diego (UCSD)
> confirmed this, creating what's known as the first "left-handed"
> material. A special team at UCSD created material that caused
fields
> to move to the left even though the electromagnetic energy moved to
> the right. The light waves produced in this material also produced
an
> inverted Doppler effect. Researchers at MIT and the University of
> Delaware, is also exploring left-handed media.
>
> I'm now discovering that the things we held to be inviolable can in
> fact, be violated under certain conditions. Many research teams are
> already able to build structures that support this theory.
>
> Much of my research over the past few years has proved that these
new
> kinds of materials can cause different affects when it comes to
> magnetic fields. I'm already using left-handed material in my ERR
> (Electromagnetic Radiation Receiver) experiments. I've proven this
> theory with my ERR prototype. Lawrence Rayburn has also proved this
> theory with his left-hand wound coils. Even though some of us have
> proven the left-hand theory, no one seems to want to admit that we
> have disproved one of the sacred laws of nature.
>
> You'll find the drawing of my special experimental magnetic flux
> field in this document. Two very powerful permanent magnets
attached
> to a newly created material with coils on each magnet made of a
> special alloy. A special frequency generator is used to induce a
> series of alternating frequencies to create a flow of electrons
when
> activating the magnetic field. Since it is still in the
experimental
> stages, no additional information can be released at this time. I'm
> releasing the drawing in hopes that it might encourage some people
to
> do their own experiments in fluxing a magnetic field to get a flow
of
> electrons without moving the magnets. Trust me, it can be done.
>
> Some additional information that will be helpful is to attach the
> magnets to the material you're using so that you have a strong
> attraction between the two magnets but without them being able to
> touch. It's best to use four inch long powerful bar magnets with a
1¼-
> inch space between the north and south poles of the magnets. (The
> distance between the two magnets will depend on how powerful they
> are). You will have to experiment to get the maximum flow of
> electrons. Attach the first magnet to your board and before
attaching
> the second magnet, place a piece of wood 1¼-inchs thick so that the
> two magnets don't attract each other. If the magnets you are using
> are very powerful you could easily injure your fingers if they get
in
> the way.
>
> Some more helpful information would be for you to join Lawrence
> Rayburn's yahoo group (onesmallstepforman@yahoogroups.com) and
study
> his TREC research.
>
> The secret is in the material used, the size of the wire and the
> number of turns plus the frequency and how you alternate that
> frequency. There are many combinations that will allow you to get
> small amounts of electrons to flow. As my research progresses I
will
> be releasing more information. The amount of information that can
be
> released will depend on our board of directors at our research
> facility.
>
> The knowledge that you will get from studying and experimenting
with
> magnetic flux fields will help you later as we release more
> information. Don't be afraid to discuss your experiments with the
> other members of the group, but most of all, don't get discouraged.
> If you keep a happy attitude you'll enjoy your experiments and
you'll
> be more likely to succeed.
>
> Just remember that solutions don't come from the traditional way of
> thinking, because then it would be impossible.
>
> Side View: Bismuth sandwiched between aluminum layers
>
>
> 16 volt DC Fluctuating
>
>
output
> Frequency
>
Input
>
>
> The two red wires are where a special alternating frequency is
> induced to create a flow of electrons when activating the magnetic
> field. I'm presently experimenting with replacing the Aluminum and
> bismuth with different material such as Magnesium, Beryllium and
> graphite which has been showing some very positive results.
>
> In certain situations, it may be useful to use the opposite
> convention, where one of the vectors is reversed and so creates a
> left-handed triad instead of a right-handed triad.
> The best example of this situation is left-handed materials.
> Normally, for an electromagnetic wave, the electric and magnetic
> fields, and the direction of propagation of the wave obey the right-
> hand rule. However, left-handed materials have special properties -
> the negative refractive index. It makes the direction of
propagation
> point in the opposite direction.
> De Graaf's translation of Fleming's left-hand rule - which uses
> thrust, field and current - and the right-hand rule is the FBI
rule.
> The FBI rule changes Thrust into F (Lorentz force), B (direction of
> the magnetic field) and I (current). The FBI rule is easily
> remembered by US citizens because of the commonly known
abbreviation
> for the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
> Electromagnetic Force is the force that the electromagnetic field
> exerts on electrically charged particles.
> *******************************************************************
> There is a fourth vector. In the first two vectors you get electron
> flow packets of energy travelling opposite directions, the third
> vector carries the right angle magnetic field in both directions,
but
> the fourth vector is carrying 'plasma'
> packets of gravity and time in both directions. The fourth
vector
> is what balances the universe and keeps it from flying asunder. The
> vectors exchange energy to balance by conversion at resonance.
>
> Regards,
>
> Lawrence

[Koen1]

Interesting post... thanks for posting it Zapnic

So what I piece together from these quoted posts is,
that it is claimed that besides the "right hand rule"
which is observed and was assumed to be the only
rule in nature, there is what these guys refer to as
the "left hand rule" which as they say does not occur
normally in nature but is not impossible, just rare.

What I don't follow is how exactly this "left hand rule"
which would actually appear to be not so much a "rule"
but rather a rare exception to the "right hand rule",
is used to pull an electron current directly from a set
of magnets.

It is mentioned that this can only be done using "new
materials" that have this abnormal "left hand" characteristic,
and though the author is acting very secretive about
these materials he does mention that apparently successful
experiments have been done using Bismuth sandwiched between
Aluminium plates, and mention is also made of (a combination of?)
Magnesium, Berylium and Graphite (Carbon).

So what exactly are they doing with these materials then?
It is mentioned that a "special" frequency generator is used to produce
"alternating frequencies", and these somehow have an effect on the
setup of Al-sandwiched Bismuth in combination with two strong
permanent magnets that are placed in attraction to eachother,
and presumably "stuck" to the Al-Bi sandwich.

This is, unfortunately, not at all a clear description of what we must
imagine is going on in the sandwich, nor does it help to understand
how the "left hand" effect plays a role in this.

If anyone is willing to offer a bit of a more lucid explanation as to
how this "left hand" anomaly can be understood as a method to
produce energy output, I would be very greatful, and I imagine so
would a few others here.

Kind regards,
Koen

[zapnic]

okey same old picture

its was part of that text

[AbbaRue]

What Bismuth and graphite have in common is they both have high Diamagnetic properties.
Which means they produce an opposing magnetic field to the one they encounter.
So if you bring a North pole magnet near a piece of Bismuth it will put out a north pole field to repel it.
And it must be graphite, regular carbon doesn't work.
So I can see how this could be involved in some new left hand rule of magnetism.
But this is the first time I have heard of this new concept too. 
Will have to do some research on this topic.

[Koen1]

What Bismuth and graphite have in common is they both have high Diamagnetic properties.
Which means they produce an opposing magnetic field to the one they encounter.
So if you bring a North pole magnet near a piece of Bismuth it will put out a north pole field to repel it.

Yes, but didn't we need to cool the Bismuth to a very low temp to get that effect?
I've made a magnet float over a piece of Bismuth but only after pouring some liquid
nitrogen over the Bismuth, and all the videos of other peoples similar experiments
also use very cold Bismuth...

But certainly worth looking into some more.

I wonder how exactly this is related to the electron spin...
Is it that the coils "core" now reflects the magnetic field back,
so that the field inside and outside the coil is the same
(and not opposed as in a normal coil), and this allows for pickup
of the permanent magnets flux, which otherwise is not possible
because of this opposition of the coils inner and outer field
lines?
I'm just guessing here.