Mhm, mmm, that's a lot of gold. A pot of gold at the end of a rainbow?Mr. B. wrote:AM,
It is reported that Dan Marckus has a pot of fifty million pounds at his disposal, pot of GOLD?
AM
Mono-atomic gold (white powder gold) for DNA repair. Gold dust in the ionosphere. Gold wire in contacts and coils. Just a thought.kevin.b wrote:Dr Brown escorted a large pot of gold out of England .
But is gold always just for a monetry exchange, or some other type of exchange?
kevin
Mr. B., you did it again!Mr. B. wrote:If you check where gold is placed through all known time, its sort of X marks the spot, I check , and its still exactly the same spot, through time, makes you wonder if anything actually moves, in time?
Magicians call that term "misdirection". If you've never seen it before, go rent (or buy) The Prestige. Hugh Jackman plays a magician and he calls on Nikola Tesla (played by David Bowie) in the movie. I love the part when the magician visits Colorado Springs at night and is on a hill with hundreds of light bulbs stuck into the ground. The incandescent bulbs are all light. Then the magician says to Tesla's assistant, "Where are the wires?" and the assistant says, "Exactly!". David Bowie does a good job of portraying Tesla in the movie...Mikado14 wrote:The right hand must never know what the left hand is doing and what appears is not what is solid, in other words, all smoke and mirrors.
Interesting. So far only Tim Ventura seems to have (partly) replicated the effect: http://www.americanantigravity.com/jeffcook.shtml. Not something to test near the computer, it seems, but could be fun.htmagic wrote: Since we are talking about antigravity here, someone replicated and proved with equations that electric and gravimetric fields are related. Go to: http://www.jeffreyncook.com/ and then look under the Jeff Cook effect. It appears that this individual has linked TTB and Leedskalnin's ideas into one unique effect. I'd like to build such a coil using florist wire. The link to the
Victoria, I share your suspicion that "that's where most of the secrets lie," which is why I thought it would be a useful narrative construction to just "leap over" those years like it was some deep dark hole that could only be traversed by jumping. (I rather thought it was a pretty convenient short cut, too. "Holy Cow, Batman," I thought to myself when the idea first alighted.... "I can just SKIP OVER all those years and don't have to write about them!")Victoria Steele wrote:
But what about the missing years? Paul? Will the missing years be in cluded in the published book? Can we ask about what the Brown family was doing between 1958 and 1967? You have already written about some of it when you introduced the Linda and Morgan story line. Can we investigate further. Will you not want us even talking about that?
Dont want to cross lines that you hold sacred but then don't want to just ignore those years either. Thats where most of the secrets lie. My feelings anyway.
For htmagic and anybody else that might be wondering, the answer to that question lies not-so-hidden in Chapter 76:htmagic wrote: I'd love to go to the Sphinx. I'd love to visit and ride in the FTM (just WHAT is that acronym anyway?)
Why do you say this? Don't particle accelerators cylotrons do this all the time? They steer the charged particles (think ions, it can be positive or negative) using magnetic fields.Langley wrote:It is I think quite easy to accelerate negative ions. It is harder to accelerate positive ions.
Langley wrote:As an example imagine a TV tube containing a positive ion plasma. Turn the TV on. The track of the electron beam issued by the electron gun would be truncated by the electron capture of the positive ions. But prior to that, there would be distance travelled by the high speed electrons into the plasma.
I do not believe fusion is going on inside a CRT. Read the writeup on Farnsworth's fusor. Farnsworth got the idea of the fusor when he saw what he called "poissors" inside some of his special UHF vacuum tubes he worked with. http://www.farnovision.com/chronicles/f ... latos.htmlLangley wrote:If the combined velocity is high enough, electrical repulsion is overcome, invoking the nuclear force, fusion in a tv tube.