Single circuits generate nuclear reactions

[slapper]

You need Stan Deyo, also referenced by Callahan.  He used to be in black ops.  Hired by Teller.  I used to listen to him on Coast to Coast when he was still in Australia.  Here is video link:

Stan Deyo?

He blows....



...smoke rings. 

Take care.

nap

[duff]

In 2006 I was doing experiments related to the effects of magnetic fields on a spark gap. For the spark gap I was using a tungsten and a carbon rod. Magnets were model C2525 neodymium, 25mm dia. x 25mm thick, magnetized axially with a surface gauss of 5000 and seperated by two glass panes.

I was using opposing poles across the gap and as I opened the gap a fan-like flat arc developed. When the south pole of the magnet pair was facing magnetic north, the fan-like arc occurred on the top side of the electrodes, however, when the north pole of the magnet pair was facing magnetic north, the fan-like arch occurred on the bottom side of the electrodes.

Question: Are beta particles influenced by a magnetic field in the same way as the arc?

If so then this gives some degree of control over their capture.

Also, it might explain a meter not being able to detect them if they were being directed away from the meter.

-Duff

[tishatang]

This device and the Moray device have at least two things in common. They are solid state and they both amplify the energy put in them.  The principles behind their operation may be different?  For those of you interested, here is a link to the story of Dr. Henry Moray.  It gets into his mind about the technology.   Read it and weep.  Know that the only way devices like this will reach the common man is through open source forums like this one.  Even if something gets through the patent process,  it will be trumped by the National Security Act.

http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/history/moray.htm

Tishatang

[Inventor81]

again, energetics are such that beta particles should not be produced with this reaction.

even in the presence of distributed graphene (which should actually be graphane since it contains no double bonds - semantics).

The arc was influenced due to the lorentz force.

Another interesting effect is to charge up a HV capacitor with small plates soldered onto the leads. Hold the plates on either side of a candle flame.

Ever see a flame turn sideways?

Yes, flames are plasma.

All charged particles obey the lorentz force. A flame can be influenced by a magnetic field, but since it is an equilibrium plasma, convective forces will generally dominate until you reach substantially higher magnetic field strengths than you would normally run into in an average lab setting.

The beta particles will feel an electrostatic or magnetic field just like any other electron.

give it a shot with a candle or torch and those neos, however. Perhaps combine the effects, I'd love to see it!

[tagor]

Hoker belgian scientist
Were did he come from?
You're telling me that someone else has had results with a similar setup back in the 1970's?
I would like to read more on his setup as well, were did you find this info?
I didn't know glass could stop beta, a glass window would be easier to see through then 1/4 inch of aluminum,
unless it was transparent aluminum. Are you sure it's not lead crystal they are using?

I put the link to the real ERIC d'HOKER ( it is from Franck Vallee who recognise him)

I put a lot of info from Franck Vallee 's forum in french ( too much work to translate in english)
in this thread :
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4744.msg99133.html#msg99133


there is no proof of the real setup of ERIC d'HOKER , RL Vallee could not reproduce it
as I said in this thread , related from Franck Vallee