pyramid, clockwise spin, CCW spin, saltwater, air, and sand.

[nitinnun]

.....i just realized what the floating peak, containing the all seeing eye, on the back of the dollar bill means.


when you combine CCW from the peak,
with the CW in the "eye" in the middle of the pyramid,
you get electricity.

the floating peak, represented the CCW collecting steel peak.
the all seeing eye, represents the CW collecting copper ring.

and when you combine "peak" with "eye", you get electricity!


by the way. in ancient egypt, snakes represented clockwise spin and counter-clockwise spin.

if the snakes head was looking right, than that snake meant CW.
if the snakes head was looking left, than that snake meant CCW.

both snakes were kept sepperated, at all times. as shown by the bulbs around them in that one heiroglyphic.
except when mixed together, to create electricity.

[nitinnun]

the paramagnetic oxygen/calcium atoms in gypsum, attract CW into the pyramid, from the air.


it might be easier to just fill a pyramid, with sand.
sand has 2 oxygens atoms per molecule. so it is also paramagnetic.

the copper loop was full of sand. that sand collected/stored CW as well.

[b0rg13]

great pics , helps me a lot get it in my head ,.. just need a city block?to build one on to power my nightlite

[nitinnun]

filling the pyramid with sand, would be the cheapest and easiest way.

the granite blocks that the pyramid is made of, have the same paramagnetic effect as sand.


thomas trawogers gypsum boards functioned like sand, and his copper loop was full of sand.

if he had filled the rest with sand, than he would have been all set.......

[nitinnun]

i "found" more.


sand "attracts" CW. (from the air.)
copper "holds" CW. (like a capacitor.)
water "conducts" CW. (through its hydrogen atoms, like a wire.)


the sand in thomas trawogers copper loop, attracted clockwise spin too it.
the copper in the loop charged up the CW.
the water in the loop, conducted the CW to the graphite rod, that was attached to the capacitor.