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  • Adie123
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    Are you guys talking about solid state particles and their alignment? If so wouldnt the particles want to sit as tight as they can to their neighbours, which would meen an alignment like below for the toughest solid state particles.




    In a 3D enviroment you'd be looking at 4 particles (spheres) built like a pyramid. Then build the other particles to them creating an equallatral pyramid (always) with their neighbours. Like so:




    Adie
    Last edited by Adie123; 07-06-2010, 04:58 PM.

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  • witsend
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    Originally posted by Cloxxki View Post
    different from circular. But, I may be getting this aaaallll wrong. :s
    LOL. It's more likely I've got it wrong Cloxxki. But I'll check and get back here. Unless you've got this kind of software?



    EDIT Have just spoken to Donny. He seems to think you may just be right Cloxxki. But he's going to check this. I may have been assuming. Unless you can do the next level there?
    Last edited by witsend; 07-06-2010, 04:49 PM.

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  • Cloxxki
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    Originally posted by witsend View Post


    Cloxxki - this may explain what I mean.
    I'm sorry, but it doesn't.
    Level 4 would be 24 circles, is the idea?
    Level one could be seen as diameter 1. Level 2: diameter 2. Level 3, diameter 3. One the hart of the circles on the perameter.
    As you increase diameter by one, you increase circumference by 2xpi~6. In this case, it's 6.0 due to some overlap between inner limit of the outer circle and the outer circle of the adjacent circle on the inside.
    I've have to try and draw level 4 to see for myself. I expect 18. Perhaps I can't trust my instincts anymore...
    My idea is strengthened by the square orange crate. Square is not that different from circular. But, I may be getting this aaaallll wrong. :s

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  • witsend
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    Cloxxki - this may explain what I mean.

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  • witsend
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    Originally posted by Cloxxki View Post
    This won't pass Sesamy Street comprehension levels.
    I see a central one circle. Then 6 surrounding it. Then 12 surrounding that. My kindergarten logic says the next will be 18? From 2nd to 3rd level doubled because the distance from the center also did.
    I am be looking at this wrong...
    No Cloxxki. Next level is 24 next level is 48. We've done it. Didn't bother to show it though. What I'm trying to point to is the symmetry. Blows me away. I need it for my field model. Never knew it was available from NATURE. I'm still waiting to hear from that math boffin. I'm sure it's well known. But it's just so NEAT.

    Also interesting. Number those circles 1 - 3, 1 being in the centre. Second circle same size therefore 6. NOW. You get a perfect circle on the 3rd level with six provided their circumference is precisely 3 x bigger than 1 and 2. Another blow away correspondence. My own feeling is that it's possible to work out the circumference without using pi. But I'm working on it. LOL. It's more than a little presumptuous considering I can barely count let alone do arithmatic. But. There you go. LOL

    BTW - the relevance to the field model is that I believe it's best expression is in fractals. So I'm trying to find such natural symmetries so that we can 'use' the shapes to better explain the concepts. It's our opinon (Donovan and me) that fractals are the best way to explain the particle model.

    EDIT. SORRY. I'm dealing with half circles. The actual number is 2 x 2. My complication comes in because we also have to 'halve' the force. The point being that each of the circles is meant to represent a dipole. Therefore one half of each circle opposes the other. One half of each field opposes the other. But I'M WAY OFF TOPIC. Sorry for that.
    Last edited by witsend; 07-06-2010, 03:52 PM.

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  • Cloxxki
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    Originally posted by witsend View Post


    Here's the FULL CIRCLE 6,12,24 Progression. Doubles at each new level. This is significant for many reasons and on on many levels. (Literally and figuratively. LOL) I'll get back here.
    This won't pass Sesamy Street comprehension levels.
    I see a central one circle. Then 6 surrounding it. Then 12 surrounding that. My kindergarten logic says the next will be 18? From 2nd to 3rd level doubled because the distance from the center also did.
    I am be looking at this wrong...
    Last edited by Cloxxki; 07-06-2010, 03:29 PM.

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  • witsend
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    Originally posted by Farrah Day View Post
    You're back then Rosie... now do try to behave yourself!

    LOL HI FARRAH. Indeed.

    Still doing battle with sundry glitches and whatnots. But there's nothing so sweet as freedom of expression. Just need to structure in some constraints and modifications. LOL. LOTS TO DO FARRAH. But I'm getting there.

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  • Farrah Day
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    You're back then Rosie... now do try to behave yourself!

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  • witsend
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    Here's the FULL CIRCLE 6,12,24 Progression. Doubles at each new level. This is significant for many reasons and on on many levels. (Literally and figuratively. LOL) I'll get back here.

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  • witsend
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    Just testing to see if we're up. Am back but not sure if we can connect now as the international cable link is down. Here's hoping.

    OK ITS WORKING.

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  • rob1cool
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    hey Been reading alot about gravity

    Hey new here
    Been looking around the internet and I think this video Kinda explains what your talking about
    take a watch
    YouTube - Hutchison demonstrates Zero Point Energy

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  • Adie123
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    Here, ive done this to try help pinpoint the exact location.



    Regards
    Adie

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  • sucahyo
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    Originally posted by david lambright View Post
    a little lower, at ground level...i know the photo is grainy, but the smear is there...david...yes to the block in the center of the photo..."under" the block, a little left, at ground level....i wish i could get a better image or enhance this photo...thanks
    Is it the octopus like shadow?

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  • gigo
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    Did a quick search and found these aura goggles for about $25.
    Aura Glasses - You Can See Auras

    Never used or owned any of them so I can't comment if they work.

    I was wondering...if at the center of the PMH someone could place some sort of an orgone collector, made out of resin, crystals and metal shavings, I think they call them Orgonite HHG on youtube.

    I also read that aluminum and newspaper layered would also work. Make a round (40 or more?) layered aluminum foil and newspaper sandwich, the same diameter as the plastic cutting board and place it in the center of the PMH and see if a stronger, vortex could be seen.

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  • sucahyo
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    Thanks everyone .

    Originally posted by IndianaBoys View Post
    These goggles appear to assist in seeing this energy:

    PranaView Aura Goggles
    Interesting, looks like a good way to learn to see aura. Some comment:
    - Royal rife has a way to make ultraviolet and infrared to become visible, it is nice if they utilize it
    - excluding color band may prevent us from seeing the aura color?



    If my aura filter method is correct, I guess comparing original to converted can also be used to learn to see aura.

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