a new kind of visible radiant energy?

[Hope]

Had to beat back the world awhile today but am still at it, the base  doesn't seem important at just making the effect (it may in magnetic amplification though) only the shape and magnetic lock.   Will get pictures posted a.s.a.p.  Hello All, from the American San Juan Islands.  Today was perfect weather and we got alot done outside and my friends Lambrite Device is ready to be put together tomorrow if all goes normal.   Thank you All     next (besides studying the effect)  We will also see about making a tube device also         )))

[sm0ky2]

@ Jermutin

yes, yes, and i dont know - refer to Daves videos

the first thing i noticed was a piece of hair getting sucked off of a metel i was moving through the field.
i thought maybe just some static effect.

but when i moved onto the static-charge tests, the styrofoam niblet performed nicely. it went around twice, much faster through the center, and slowly around the outside back up to the center again. then it got stuck to the bottom inside the center, on one of the "tubes".

the test model i was using was an inconsistently-shaped contraption bent out of sheet-metal.
the metal alloy is designed to contain a good portion of the flux path, its used for EMF/RF shielding in high-power electronics.

the exact size, i guess will depend on what we do with this thing.
the larger it gets the more intense the radiation.
the small it gets, the more concentrated it is.

so i guess it could have differing potential.

i havent found a way to really interact with this radiation stuff yet.
it seems to "slowly attract" to almost anything.
theres a few man-made inorganic substances which it seems to ignore...  i need to do the light tests, i have some precision lasers i can mount them to pass through the field at various angles and distances.

and of course some coil arrangements can't be overlooked.
this is definately ground breaking stuff dave is onto here.

[sparks]

   Radiant energy or radiant matter?  Matter which has mass bends light. If matter can absorb thermal photons why cant matter absorb lower frequency photons.  This matter then caused to emit the stored photons in a vastly shorter amount of time then it took to absorb them.  The energy appearing to come from thin air when it was actually stored in thin air.

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Sparks
Qoute:
The energy appearing to come from thin air when it was actually stored in thin air.

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I like the way that sounds!

little fuel cells![every where]

Chet

[sm0ky2]

There may actually be a relationship there.

sort of the fundamental engineering of matter itself.
the stars create matter by resonating a local region at a specific frequency, based on its constituents and their conditions.

this frequency determines the type of material that is produced by the fission.
i think what we are doing here, is tapping into this frequency and causing it to resonate within the material.

i just found this today
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/full/1990Ap%26SS.168..293B

these equations are the same that i used a few pages back, just in a different form, when i was trying to determine the frequency of this radiation.
"Magnetic frequency of iron" if you will.

According to Harvard, this is the same frequency the sun was resonating at, the moment these atoms were formed.
its amazing to think we might actually be tapping into this frequency.