Posted: Wed Jan 24, 2007 5:09 pm
The word COBOLT jumps out at me, I used to be a welder in the aircraft industry, and developed many specs for hardfacing the leading edges of titanium parts, using stellite, which is mainly cobolt.
I tried to talk about wear last week, but was weary , and needed some time out.
Cobolt is hard, wear resistant, but resistant to what?
If you think about the turbine blades ripping through space?
They are subject to huge amounts of resistance to space, not just air as most people will think.
I do not even want to consider the results of all of those blades whirring about and depositing cobolt out into the atmosphere?
If you want a craft to move in space and time, it will need to stand still, become another mini planet, and allow huge amounts of space to flow through its operating system.
The sun demonstrates the results of resistance , I doubt it been a nuclear anything, in fact if there is life anywhere, it is likely on the sun.
We SEE the result of resistance, as the sun crashes along, or better still stands still and space crashes around and through it.
Cobolt may well be the best transfer of resistance available, and if you cut grooves or marks into a disk, I will infill them with stellite for you, no need to cut or anything, i have stunning hand to eye co-ordination, I use it well with my dowsing.
It needs you to look at everything in the sky in a different way, instead of SEEING them moving, imagine them resisting movement, and the better they are at doing this the faster you will SEE them moving, but really they are stopping still faster.
As I consider what I detect is moving in all directions , both ways without any relevance to time, What the hell would time be?, if you could stop still , or slow well down in any direction .
Kevin
I tried to talk about wear last week, but was weary , and needed some time out.
Cobolt is hard, wear resistant, but resistant to what?
If you think about the turbine blades ripping through space?
They are subject to huge amounts of resistance to space, not just air as most people will think.
I do not even want to consider the results of all of those blades whirring about and depositing cobolt out into the atmosphere?
If you want a craft to move in space and time, it will need to stand still, become another mini planet, and allow huge amounts of space to flow through its operating system.
The sun demonstrates the results of resistance , I doubt it been a nuclear anything, in fact if there is life anywhere, it is likely on the sun.
We SEE the result of resistance, as the sun crashes along, or better still stands still and space crashes around and through it.
Cobolt may well be the best transfer of resistance available, and if you cut grooves or marks into a disk, I will infill them with stellite for you, no need to cut or anything, i have stunning hand to eye co-ordination, I use it well with my dowsing.
It needs you to look at everything in the sky in a different way, instead of SEEING them moving, imagine them resisting movement, and the better they are at doing this the faster you will SEE them moving, but really they are stopping still faster.
As I consider what I detect is moving in all directions , both ways without any relevance to time, What the hell would time be?, if you could stop still , or slow well down in any direction .
Kevin