First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[nitinnun]

this pyramid is 4 feet wide at the base.
it is built of folded steel sheets, gypsum drywall from the hardware store, and zip ties.


1:
i marked each gypsum triangle, by cutting along the edge of a huge steel wire triangle.

2:
i hammered hundreds of holes into the cut-mark, with a flathead screw driver and a hammer.

3:
i turned the gypsum drywall over, and cut the indentations from the holes.

4:
i cut 3 strips of steel sheeting. one for each side of the triangle.

5:
i bent back the ends of each steel side. so that the edges could overlap perfectly.

6:
i hammered the flat head screwdriver through the steel, wherever i needed a hole.
(i twisted the screwdriver head, to widen the hole enough, to align all 3 holes, to slip the zip tie through)


this pyramid should work, since all 4 steel triangles are electrically touching each other.


i am still working on my pyramid project.
i'm just looking for a missing piece, for the guts of the pyramid.

[jeanna]

Hi Jeanna,
take a look and leme knw wat u think.

Thanks for the pic Daityan,

I am having trouble seeing a pyramid in them. Is it just also always covered by a dome?

The third pic has the look of a very elongated and tall building somewhat like a pyramid, but not much like the others.

So, what was it that was put out in the vedas as directions for how these should be made.

I think this is a very big clue, and thank you,

jeanna

Hindu temples have something called Vimana which is pyramidal in shape and structure and is the largest part of the temple, there are seperate volumes and books on temple building which specifies very exact measurements and angles indicating a highly precise geometricala nd trigonometrical knowledge among the people who created it.

every temple till date in india is constructed in exactly the same way,

[spacetrax]

Hi,
I now believe that the device of Thomas Trawoeger is a kind of pyramid enhanced electroliser for making hydrogen, for further use in an electricity cell. You know the central device has an open pipe end. Maybe that is the hydrogen output? Thomas never said what this pipe was meant for.
Is there a chance that some sort of sand (SiO2 +???) releases hydrogen ?

[Drannom]

this what i have found on vimana, just look like my 2 cents

http://thebigtemple.com/architecture2.html

and

Vimana at resonance

http://www.humanresonance.org/vimana.html

i have not read it yet, it seems very interesting...

Vimana Fourth-Density Craft
Ancient Sanskrit knowledge is preserved in humanity's oldest books, the Vedas of India, relating the technological feats of a civilization capable of not only airborne flight but even interplanetary travel. Yet, as in our contemporary industry, these advanced achievements were plagued by destructive technologies.
The Vedic Mahabharata text details the destructive effects of nuclear warfare with unmistakable descriptions of the mushroom cloud and radiation sickness - a text that was completely beyond modern comprehension until the events of 1945 at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan. The melted remains of those two modern cities informed a new understanding of the fate of ancient cities like Pakistan's Harrapa and Moenjo-daro, which evidently suffered an identical nuclear annihilation several thousand years ago as attested by still radioactive skeletons strewn about their streets.
The complex technical knowledge contained in these oldest Vedic scriptures has already produced breakthroughs in material science which provide insight into one of the most deeply veiled aspects of ancient human technology - the control of gravity. Later Sanskrit texts such as the Vimana Shastra (quoting Lohatantra), Amsu Bodhini, and Kritaka Vajra Nirnaya, contain extensive metallurgical formulations of various alloys of gold, silver, copper, zinc and iron.

that is not exactly what we are looking for, someone may find better link....

EDIT: and http://www.book-of-thoth.com/article1593.html

The Singing Pyramid

For this reason, I believe that the Egyptians were attempting to harness the vibrations of the Earth itself.

To understand this, we must grasp the fact that the planet we live on resonates and vibrates, though at a very low frequency that none of us notices. It does this partly because of its shifting tectonic plates but also because it is bombarded from outer space by electromagnetic radiation from the sun and by other cosmic rays.

It is therefore possible, as the writer Christopher Dunn has suggested, that the Great Pyramid functioned as an acoustic horn â€ââ,¬Å" harnessing the vibrations of the Earth.

These low frequency vibrations would have travelled up through the foundations of the Pyramid and caused the granite beams above the King’s Chamber to resonate in sympathy. The idea behind the different sizes and masses of the beams may have been to generate harmonics of the Earth frequencies, i.e. to raise them to an audible level (the human ear can detect frequencies down to about 16 Hertz). These subtly modified vibrations would then have been transmitted down into the chamber below, which was designed to amplify and broadcast the sounds.

[jeanna]

Is there a chance that some sort of sand (SiO2 +???) releases hydrogen ?

More than a chance.
I have been messing around with the crystal battery things. - just a little-

It seems that in a basic environment - like around pH11 or more  (maybe pH13 is needed) sand dissolves into liquid. To some extent sodium silicate is there.

If this is mixed with some clay the the Sodium and Aluminum are there as well.

So, the Aluminum begins to dissolve and H₂ is the gas that is liberated.

I have popped it I am sure. Each bubble that formed popped as I lit it.

Also, the Al electrodes would dissolve around the mixture and make bubbles of H₂. TT had us use copper and the copper electrodes do not produce this effect.

I don't know about the carbon electrode. I have been wondering about carbon as an electrode in electrolysis action. It is a possibility, I think.

I made several mixes so I can't be very explicit here, but this is definitely a chemical reaction that can happen.

Now, with just sand in a saline solution, I think not. There needs to be alkalinity and aluminum present. But this is very easily added.

But, then again, sand + salt water + carbon... maybe.

Good idea spacetrax, thanks.

jeanna