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darkspeed

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« Reply #240 on: September 26, 2009, 01:40:57 AM »

 If we insert an aluminum foil to the gap, we would see after the sparking, there was an impact from the + side, which disintegrated some AL atom, created a hole like a meteor impact. The other side of the foil would show the negative of that, foil bending outward.
 

Thanks Chef, your holepositive.jpg looks a lot like a thermal exit wound.

i.e. electron strike causes rapid expansion and outgassing of the material behind it...

Its very interesting.. can you sight some research for me to dig through?

Do you have a photo of the negative side of the foil?

So the foil given enough time to absorb - conduct - pass the charge is unaffected?

Thats the beauty of experimentation.. You form a plan to go from A to C through B and end up tripping over X and X is always more interesting than C

The ones who have found the answer did not achieve the answer, they fell into it.

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« Reply #241 on: September 26, 2009, 02:38:42 AM »
quote from Grumpy "Also, just because you do not see a visible arc, does not imply that nothing occured.  Do not let our eyes fool us" 

    So very true!

  I reference the double slit experiment.  Observing the photon activity alters it's behaviour.  The presence of a dark receptor like a receiver effects the photon because of the cold potential developed by the observer.  All forces affecting reality do not manifest in radiant events.  Space contracts and time for us ceases to exist in this field.  There is no observable change radiated from contracting space therefore no time.  As space contracts relativity to all other states of space insues.  Massenergy becomes accelerated into the region of the contracted space and is observed as gravity.  Where does all this massenergy go?  Into infinitely greater ordering of reality from an infinitely chaotic fountain of reality.  There exists dimensional boundaries where controls between physical planes of reality are in place.  What physical laws governing time and antitime or contraction and expansion of our plane of reality still await our discovery. 

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« Reply #242 on: September 26, 2009, 02:46:53 AM »
Why won't anyone post a scope shot of the shock wave?

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« Reply #243 on: September 26, 2009, 02:51:58 AM »
I am actually working toward the goal:


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« Reply #244 on: September 26, 2009, 03:02:50 AM »
   Think it is gonna be kinda hard to scope the event.  Maybe an echo but not the event.  Superluminal events are hard to scope.  Dollard and Tesla did their recording creating standing wave fields along the skin of coax.  They did the math and for such a wavefield to arise the reflected signal had to reach the end of the coax and be reflected faster than the speed of light.
Only way for something to happen faster than the speed of light (and I would venture most physicists would have to agree) is due to the manipulation of spacetime somewhere near the recorder.

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« Reply #245 on: September 26, 2009, 04:34:00 AM »
I am actually working toward the goal:

Grumpy, is that a bunch of avalanche transistor in series?

Are those the caps you were using to speed up the switching?

Interesting.... :o

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« Reply #246 on: September 26, 2009, 04:38:45 AM »
manipulation of space-time - now were talkin'

I make a 180 degree turn in no one says a word...hmm

I go from stopping the pulse - which is BS - to "the even occurs during the rise of the pulse" and no one noticed that?

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« Reply #247 on: September 26, 2009, 04:41:42 AM »
   Think it is gonna be kinda hard to scope the event.  Maybe an echo but not the event.  Superluminal events are hard to scope.  Dollard and Tesla did their recording creating standing wave fields along the skin of coax.  They did the math and for such a wavefield to arise the reflected signal had to reach the end of the coax and be reflected faster than the speed of light.
Only way for something to happen faster than the speed of light (and I would venture most physicists would have to agree) is due to the manipulation of spacetime somewhere near the recorder.

Actually you can scope the event, but what you need is my Litz tank, modified with the edition of a number of other litz tanks in Russian nesting doll fashion with a small air gap, so as the field expands you can get the differential between tanks. The shockwave is slowed down every time its path changes density copper wires > air > copper wires > air.... Shock waves love segmented objects

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« Reply #248 on: September 26, 2009, 04:44:10 AM »
manipulation of space-time - now were talkin'

I make a 180 degree turn in no one says a word...hmm

I go from stopping the pulse - which is BS - to "the even occurs during the rise of the pulse" and no one noticed that?

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Side note:

To the bro's at 1:10 - this Bud's for you!

Are you nulling a field with the 180deg? What am i missing? i need more coffee....

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« Reply #249 on: September 26, 2009, 04:47:55 AM »
Grumpy, is that a bunch of avalanche transistor in series?

Are those the caps you were using to speed up the switching?

Interesting.... :o

that is prototype series (stacked) transistor avalanche pulser for 10kv

most people use a low value resistor between the base and collector to hold off the avalanche until about 5ma.  I didn't like that idea.  iI need a snap the whip effect and waiting for 5ma ain't gettin' it done. A small cap (I used 50pf) from emitter to collector lowers the impedance across the switch.  BAM!  A few have done this with pulse transformers and used the capacitance of the transformer rather than a cap.


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« Reply #250 on: September 26, 2009, 04:58:51 AM »
Are you nulling a field with the 180deg? What am i missing? i need more coffee....

180 degrees

I changed my answers to Chef 180 degrees and no one said a word.   Just a curious observation.

Dollard did the 180 degree field for dielectric flux experiements which he never published as far as I know.  He said that this contains all of the energy - basically to Tesla MT's connected at the primary and wound in a mirrored fashion.

Anyway, I used transistor rather than mosfets  for a few reasons: can trigger with freq synth, cheaper, non-linear - but mosfets would work too.


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« Reply #251 on: September 26, 2009, 05:03:29 AM »
Actually you can scope the event, but what you need is my Litz tank, modified with the edition of a number of other litz tanks in Russian nesting doll fashion with a small air gap, so as the field expands you can get the differential between tanks. The shockwave is slowed down every time its path changes density copper wires > air > copper wires > air.... Shock waves love segmented objects

Ev Grey

Density you say.  That would change the parameters.  So, a change in density is all you need.


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« Reply #252 on: September 26, 2009, 06:43:39 AM »
Because of this thread, somewhere out there, the distant sound of a department, quietly getting a budget increase

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« Reply #253 on: September 26, 2009, 06:54:09 AM »
180 degrees

I changed my answers to Chef 180 degrees and no one said a word.   Just a curious observation.

Dollard did the 180 degree field for dielectric flux experiements which he never published as far as I know.  He said that this contains all of the energy - basically to Tesla MT's connected at the primary and wound in a mirrored fashion.

Anyway, I used transistor rather than mosfets  for a few reasons: can trigger with freq synth, cheaper, non-linear - but mosfets would work too.

 :D I thought when you said 180deg you were referring  to how you laid out your transistors on your board... i need sleep...

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« Reply #254 on: September 27, 2009, 02:53:03 AM »
   Grumpy gave us a test and we all flunked.   :P   There is no way we are going to get a rise fast enough to do what has to be done.  As any investment of energy into an inertial field is a case of diminishing returns.  A speeding train takes a long time to get up to speed but how fast can it hit a wall.  How fast do two colliding trains collide.  How fast do two photons cancel each other out.  Any investment into rise needs to effect a repolarization of the field in question faster than the speed of light.  Otherwise the energy is purely reactive and will be pissed away.  If we want to put a 3d effect to the spacetime plane and draw in some mass/energy we have 1 second to repolarize a field 300,000 meters by 300,000 meters in area.  c2  As you reduce the size of the field you have to get faster.  Like Tesla's hammer analogy.  You swing the hammer for a long time and bam let it hit the nail quicker than a photon can be formed. The conversion of the at rest energy of the entire mass in play  (hammer and target)  converts into force faster than spacetime can radiate the event or produce time.  Something has to give so the whole spacetime grid gets tugged on.  Being elastic in nature it will bounce back with the converted force and we get reactive energy.  But while it was depressed other forms of mass/energy rolled down the trampoline.  This rolling down the trampoline is gain from the vacuum state itself.  When the trampoline flattens you get the input energy flying back out PLUS the inertial gain of the rolling down mass/energy.  Like a kid on a trampoline who got sand around the edges before he got jumping.  The sand rolls down from the edges towards the depression the kid makes in the center of the trampoline.  Nature puts the sand at different points on the tramp all we have to do is catch it rolling down for a little gain on each cycle.  If we hit the tramp with knives on our shoes that will be a different deal.  The kid moves from one dimension into another never to be seen again.  Why the fuck would anyone with a heartbeat put sailors on a steel ship they were smacking with the largest emps they could muster at the time is beyond me.   Snakeminds suck.