Electrinium

[nitinnun]

why do you want to use silver-iron, instead of copper-iron?

is it only because silver-iron, is what the author used?


copper is much easier to get.
much cheaper.


i got much more amperage, and even more voltage, from bismuth-iron, than copper-iron.
yet copper is so much easier to work, that i use copper.


by the way. for some reason, steel (iron-carbon), works better than an iron nail (iron).

it is because the carbon in the steel, is diamagnetic? while iron is merely ferromagnetic?
i assumed that diamagnetism and paramagnetism had something to do with it.

because bismuth is more diamagnetic than copper.
and what was why bismuth worked better than copper?

[nitinnun]

atomic weight is set.
so i take it there is no way to increase atomic volume as well?
to increase electrical charge?


if the lighter element is always positive,
than why is bismuth the positive, and steel the negative?

bismuth is atomic weight freaking 83. while iron is only 26 !
so why is the bismuth positive, and the iron negative?

[nitinnun]

....running electricity through the crystal lattice, forces copper atoms and iron atoms to align with each other?

such as:

Cu-C-Fe-Cu-C-Fe-Cu-C-Fe-Cu-C-Fe ?



john hutchison said that he ran electricity through his cells, when they were still molten.
he must have done it, to force the positive elements to align with the negative elements!

[nitinnun]

.....is that "superlight" really "anti-light"?


do blackholes emit anti-light?
and this anti-light is sucked into suns?

like the light of the sun is sucked into a blackhole?


the negative on a battery, is not an energy void.
the negative on a battery, is full of negative counter-clockwise spin.
this negative energy leaks out of the negative terminal, and into the positive terminal on the battery.



positive energy (clockwise spin), and negative energy (counter-clockwise spin), seem willing to go right through each other.
they only mix together when they are both inside a 3rd thing.
inside physical matter.

the ZPE molecule "catches" both light and anti-light?
and the insulating polymer keeps them from mixing?

what material in the ZPE molecule, catches the light and anti-light?

[nievesoliveras]

Hi!

@nitinnun
Your thoughts are to profound for me. But you are right. I need to grasp the meaning of your words in order to get the answer to the problem that is stopping the progress of my invention.

Jesus