ZP Final Cut

[robomont]

just watched alien files and they mention the battle of los angeles,i wonder if thats the german fluxliner .

[onetruekeeper]

Ah..good. The site is back. I was going to discuss several hours ago about the possibility of a experiment that some people might want to try which is about a way to communicate instantly over long distances without using radio or light waves and is easy to get started and not that expensive. If it works it could be useful in interstellar communications. The other subject was on torroidal magnetic fields and how it might be the key to constructing a portable hyperspace portal which could be used for teleportation. It could be something that Robo with his technical skills might be able to build.  But I am too tired now and will try later on. Cheers!

[robomont]

I would suspect that a toroidal pathway would take too much energy to open.cheaper to use a craft.plus the acceleration through something like that ,may turn oneself into atoms that cannot be reassembled

[onetruekeeper]

Robo, please just wait until I give full details about how this could work. It is quite simple and does not require that much energy. Cheers!

[robomont]

Sure.could you please start it in its own thread,if you need help,we would be happy to help.that way the zp thread doesn't get cluttered.we try to keep the threads clean and organized.it doesn't always work out that way though.lol

[PLAYSWITHMACHINES]

Thank you Robo
He's welcome to post in the I.G. public or in the alternative energy/space drive area, sounds interesting, something we can do hands-on experiments with, get back to you guys later.
Carry on....

[robomont]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electron_cyclotron_resonanceso I'm browsing and saw this mention of microwave and figured I see what it said.

Well further down the page it has a comment about ions and how they need to have larger kinetic energy than the atom they are hitting,to move the atom.so basically a collision.
So what this means is the ions aren't bonding with the atmosphere,just slamming into them.
This could be the reason for the resonance.because as these ions lose their energy.they need to be reenergized to do it again.
The longer the magnetic field is on ,the more kinetic energy builds up from acceleration.but if its on too long then the ion is lost to the atmosphere through too far a distance to be recovered by the ball/domes on bottom of craft.if the cycles are too short,then the ions don't get enough kinetic energy to move the atmospheric atoms.just bouncing off them or being absorbed would be my guess.
If I remember.70 hz was best for lifters.

[robomont]

So the more lit up a craft is.the less efficient it may be.IMHO.as those are the ions that are absorbed and produce photons/light and basically lost.
If this is true then the total energy needed could be close to what the light energy out put is.for example.if the craft looks as bright as a 1000 watt bulb then times two because there is light on other side of craft.so basically the loss would only be 2000 watts per hour.

[onetruekeeper]

Robo, is gravity a pulling force or a pushing force? For instance, are we being pulled from the planet itself or are we being pushed against the planet by gravity waves from all around us. The planet in that case is acting as a gravity damper which is reducing the gravity waves coming from the opposite side of the planet from where we stand?

[deuem]

  Gravity has to be an attractive force other wise in space it would push you around and we don't see that.  The more mass the more gravity.  If gravity pushed then we would get the same reading no matter where one was.  Hence time at the center of a gravity well is slow, on the surface ( Earth ) normal and in true space faster.

  True time should be deep space time where there is zero gravity.  I have been told by several Scientologists that it is a pushing force but I will keep my stance as an attraction force.  The only thing I know for sure is, if I drop an egg, it will hit the floor and break.  Meaning no one has the answer yet.  When we do, we will fly around in anything we want.

[robomont]

i think it is both,lets look at some examples.the caduceus coil and the fluxliner.both have a positive and negative charge.and both have a magnetic field.i suspect all atoms have a magnetic field.in some atoms.the magnetic field is so weak,its hard to measure but its there.just as with some atoms the charge is too small to measure.its this atom a (charge /magnetism) to atom b(charge /magnetism ) ratio.the bigger ratio atom would move the least and the other atom would move towards the other.

it would be a similar argument to say the the tallest guy will always win the fight.which is not true.its the height to speed ratio of the two guys.and if there is enough distance,the two guys are no longer fighting.lol.imho.

[Littleenki]

Gravity is a differential in current density, and when these differentials meet, we see a pinch effect, resulting in the beginning of new mass.

Mass does not cause gravity, it is an effect of current density differentials ocuring within localized field interactions.

Plasma, visible and non visible light, and Nebula creation is the result of this meeting, and eventually celestial bodies are the result of continued interaction of these differentials.

As an effect, whether it pulls you or pushes you is relative to your proximity to the most dominant field interaction, which for now is the Earth center versus  the Sun center.......the Sun emits more current density than Earth as it is younger than tne Earth, hence you are pushed into the ground.Someday Earth will degrade into a dead planet, or moon, leaving the Sun able to transition into its next phase of existence, likely towards becoming a planet.

Oh crap, here it comes.....

Cheers!
Le

[Littleenki]

Oh yeah...Robo is correct, it is both...or can be.

[onetruekeeper]

 I posted a thread in Earth Sciences / Crystal Energy/ and it's called Crystal Communication Experiment.
Enjoy!

[onetruekeeper]

Robo, please check the inventors / maybe free energy forum. I posted something there. Cheers!