Goodness comes to those who vibrate
Pretty fascinating. A good follow-up would be to inject viscous fluid into the ping-pong ball to approximate the egg’s innards.; alternately, an emptied egg could approximate the ping-pong ball, except its shape. Either would at least reduce variables.
This seems like another diabolical, intentional mislead, perhaps to “counter” Protestant-impelled western science. Pierre Marie Robitaille returns to challenge one of the most foundational assumptions in modern physics: that black body radiation is independent of the material producing it. This assumption, introduced by Kirchhoff in 1859 as a mathematical derivation rather than an experimentally verified … Read more
At its core, a curve tracer generates an I-V (Current-Voltage) curve. It does this by actively varying (sweeping) the voltage applied to a component and simultaneously measuring the precise amount of current that flows through it at each voltage step. Sweeping (2-Terminal Devices): For a simple component like a resistor or a diode, the curve … Read more
With thorough and comprehensive technically-correct explanations (backed by numerous publicly-sourced modern science papers, articles and patents) of all aspects of all pyramids (and stone henges) as industrial-scale chemical manufacturing facilities (primarily for fertilizer and also metalworking), Geoffrey Drumm has almost single-handedly destroyed all mainstream Egyptology and in fact all modern history — without exception, every … Read more
Finland sends electricity through air using sound waves and lasers for first time. Scientists in Finland just pulled off something that once sounded impossible…sending electric power through the air. Using a mix of ultrasonic sound waves and laser beams, researchers managed to guide electricity without any physical wires. The test was done in controlled conditions, … Read more
Atomic electron orbitals can be described with vibrating spherical harmonics! https://matheasy.substack.com/p/mes-math-qa-52-ionel-dinus-theory
It was a technical intuition coupled with doodling, a gift I have enjoyed my entire life. I remember thinking how it was ‘so important’ that I get the idea written down, and so it flowed out mixed with my sci-fi musings. At 31:00 into another of Bob Greenyer’s inspiring videos, he reminded me off-hand of … Read more
“Well, if you’ve got 70 theories, then at least 69 of them are wrong.” 26:45 in quantum heat .org Martin Fleischman Memorial Project Transcript
This is a wonderful interview with a person who was present during the early-on Hutchison Effect tinkerings and experiments; coupled with his scientifically-minded explanation of the research made into the artifacts damaged by the Hutchison Effect, this video is priceless. https://odysee.com/@mfmp:4/discussion-of-hutchison-effect-samples:5
Not just your decisions, but others have a huge affect on you too. Be mindful of who you let in. Impossible to recreate the exact same trajectory. Actually, what measurably reduces the chaos is to have several of these things operating together, sharing a rigid tabletop, “communicating” to influence-away each others’ natural randomness. Heavy shared … Read more
In this compelling interview with Karen Elkins, editor and founder of Science to Sage Magazine, Aaron Murakami shares incredible stories about his friendships with energy science pioneers like John Bedini, Eric Dollard, Peter Lindemann, and Paul Babcock, detailing how their work shaped his journey into alternative energy technologies. Aaron delves into how he got involved … Read more
30-year researcher has built several working models; here’s a real-time demonstration of the gas plasma bulb, its design theory, operation, possible applications. Hidden within the walls of Dendera Temple lies a secret the world was never meant to uncover. Ancient carvings whisper of powers that defy logic… and hint at knowledge deliberately erased. Some claim … Read more
The Banned 1998 Interview That Exposed a Discovery Too Big to Hide The person who coined “Cold Fusion” is the person most directly responsible for its undermining by ‘conducting science via vote’. That person is also the one who identified the mislead of “nano-thermate” regarding the WTC takedown. He is associated with Brigham Young University, … Read more
Wireless Gene Programming via Nano Particles Love how they always present the benefits of these technologies when it’s always always always applied for control and profit. Love how they always present the benefits of these technologies when it’s always always always applied for control and profit. Everything they say is for help you have to … Read more
Constructor Theory – More Digitalia and Relativia in Counting Seconds Constructor theory’s weakness isn’t that it is wrong, we don’t know that yet. The suspicion is that it is incomplete. It maps what transformations are possible but doesn’t collapse back into predictive, observable laws. A framework that cannot ground itself in testable reality, I would … Read more
How to Get a Drum’s DrumDial Number “Tuning is all subjective…for maximum sustain you want your drum heads in-tune with its shell.” Thanks for this. I am a happy TuneBot user but have been considering adding a DrumDial to my toolbox. They each have their advantages. The TuneBot measures actual frequency (e.g. lug frequency or … Read more
Vacuum Tube (Electron Valve) Comparison Tests The BM Amps “Valve (Tube) Comparison Tests” page presents a detailed, objective analysis of various 12AX7 vacuum tubes used in audio amplifiers. Using controlled signal testing, waveform analysis, and spectral measurements, the author compares tube brands across metrics like gain, noise, distortion (THD/IMD), and microphonics. Despite common beliefs about … Read more
