gravity waves found

[Cloxxki]

YouTube - Weird US at Florida's Coral Castle
4:30
Is that for real? Can machines use it, tools measure it?

Bump.

Is muscle strength increased in that place?

From vids such as this one and the Coast to Coast show, I get the impression that location on earth is important for "this" kind of anti-gravity.

[Adie123]

Bump.

Is muscle strength increased in that place?

From vids such as this one and the Coast to Coast show, I get the impression that location on earth is important for "this" kind of anti-gravity.

its strange that the guy pushing his arm down didnt have the same strength increase as the one holding his arm up. Maybe a trick that they set up to keep the mystery going even deeper. I maybe wrong but it seems a little too far fetched.

regards
Adie

[witsend]

Another thing I've been considering is the Hutchinson Effect (HE) as it may relate to the Lambright effect. I know I'm on dangerous waters here as many readers and, possibly, members, do not subscribe to that effect being more than a hoax. It's therefore possibly a damaging analogy at best. Personally I'm satisfied that the the HE is real. But that's only an opinion.

I'm specifically referring to the picture of an aluminium (I think it was) bar of metal that seemed to have melted into distinctive patterns that were probably related to the crystalline structure of the slag when it hardened. It seemed threaded and structured. Sorry I don't know how to post the picture. Nor do I have the link. Perhaps someone can oblige. In any event. We know he applies some complex radiation and that it requires a certain amount of screening. My thinking is that perhaps he is transferring through space the same fields as Dave's rig - evident in that Lambright Glimmer. Obviously he is achieving a far more dramatic effect.

I realise that this proposal is a 'long shot'. But here's the thinking. We know that the Lambright Glimmer is related to the way those magnetic fields have been aligned and we know that this alignment seems to induce a kind of 'magnetic' response in material - as evident in my previous post. In other words - material that is not traditionally considered to be responsive to magnetic fields - are responding. This, to my way of thinking indicates that there are magnetic properties in those materials. I'm specifically not referring to electric fields at this point, because there's no 'current' path between the rig and those materials. I've long proposed that there is a 'magnetic' binding between atoms that is extraneous to the atom itself. Could it be that these form fields that can move through space - and that they are then able to interact with the binding magnetic fields of proximate materials. This would then occur regardless of their molecular and atomic structures which seems to be evident. And then, just possibly, these binding fields interact with the applied field? Just a thought. It would certainly be an explanation - but based on a shaky premise.

Guys? No takers on this? I've possibly not made my point. The thing is that ALL materials seem to respond to those fields. Since the only thing that we know is in that rig are those magnetic fields - could this be where they're located? Somewhere near and around the atomic level? Unless there's a current flow of sorts? But I can't see it. Firstly it should be detectable if it's there. And if it IS there - then we've got PM at room temperature. That in itself would be extraordinary.

EDIT FOUND IT. Here's the link - I hope.
YouTube - hutchison effect

[witsend]

I personally think that his thesis 'nails' it. He's showing that the interface between our aether fields and our own dimensions is somehow confined to a deep subatomic movement - which, in turn, is also somehow associated with the Casimir effect. Think about it. It may well be the source of gravity. And back to Dave's rig - the LE is simply able to show the 'interfacing' fields by changing the resonant properties of light. Anyway that's more or less where my own thinking is heading.

YouTube - hutchison effect

[Cloxxki]

its strange that the guy pushing his arm down didnt have the same strength increase as the one holding his arm up. Maybe a trick that they set up to keep the mystery going even deeper. I maybe wrong but it seems a little too far fetched.

regards
Adie

Exactly my thoughts. More representable would be a bag of groceries hung from the stretched out arm. Reduced local gravital pull is exclude, as this would have been all over the Coral Castle repors.
Electromagnetic boosting of muscle strength, this I consider very plausible. I'm an athlete, and muscle stimulators are quite common, they work nicely for training and recovery, muscles respond without delay to input. Neurotransmitter boost of some kind, why would this not be possible in some field?

Anyway, it's TV. Fakery is a real option.

[Adie123]

Guys? No takers on this? I've possibly not made my point. The thing is that ALL materials seem to respond to those fields. Since the only thing that we know is in that rig are those magnetic fields - could this be where they're located? Somewhere near and around the atomic level? Unless there's a current flow of sorts? But I can't see it. Firstly it should be detectable if it's there. And if it IS there - then we've got PM at room temperature. That in itself would be extraordinary.

EDIT FOUND IT. Here's the link - I hope.
YouTube - hutchison effect

Firstly, upload pics to ImageShack® - Online Media Hosting and then copy the forum link code that appears after its finished uploading and paste it here.

But i understand what you mean about the melting and rehardening of rock that produces crystals and they do seem to have some significant pattern. BUT i think most things like that have a pattern due to their need to squeeze together to harden up, and seeing as circular objects cant get any closer than the demo pics that Harvey has posted/mentioned there has to be some kind of order to it all. Which i dont think has any mystery to it.

As for non metalic materials getting affected by magnetic fields. I beleive all matter has some kind of magnetic attraction in them at some level. Some very high while the weakest are very weak, but is not non existent. So having a very powerful magnetic field or a certain design of magnetic field (like leedskalnins) may be/have the answer. Only time and testing will tell.

Regards
Adie

[Adie123]

Exactly my thoughts. More representable would be a bag of groceries hung from the stretched out arm. Reduced local gravital pull is exclude, as this would have been all over the Coral Castle repors.
Electromagnetic boosting of muscle strength, this I consider very plausible. I'm an athlete, and muscle stimulators are quite common, they work nicely for training and recovery, muscles respond without delay to input. Neurotransmitter boost of some kind, why would this not be possible in some field?

Anyway, it's TV. Fakery is a real option.

Yup i understand and agree. Hence why i said i maybe wrong. We need to find the reason behind this power, but as you said why has noone (with sensitive equipment) been able to pick anything up???.... oooor have they and not spoke about it publicly.

Regards
Adie

[witsend]

Firstly, upload pics to ImageShack® - Online Media Hosting and then copy the forum link code that appears after its finished uploading and paste it here.

Thanks Adie. But I'm not sure it ever was a picture. And the 'aluminium bar' is shown in this video.

But i understand what you mean about the melting and rehardening of rock that produces crystals and they do seem to have some significant pattern. BUT i think most things like that have a pattern due to their need to squeeze together to harden up, and seeing as circular objects cant get any closer than the demo pics that Harvey has posted/mentioned there has to be some kind of order to it all. Which i dont think has any mystery to it.

Actually this is not what I meant at all. I'm referring to the method whereby Hutchinson is able to get disparate objects to move and float. He is effecting the weight of the objects by zapping them with some kind of electromagnetic radiation. Nothing to do with crystals. His crystal demo is just to show that there are latent voltage potentials in all kinds of varied naturally occuring materials. And they're definitely usable. It's a shame the man is so eccentric. Otherwise I'm sure that developers would be beating a path to his door. It also doesn't help that he never really explains the thinking. it seems that our geniuses Tesla, Leedskalnin, all - seem reluctant to share their insights.

As for non metalic materials getting affected by magnetic fields. I beleive all matter has some kind of magnetic attraction in them at some level. Some very high while the weakest are very weak, but is not non existent. So having a very powerful magnetic field or a certain design of magnetic field (like leedskalnins) may be/have the answer. Only time and testing will tell.

What intrigues me about this rig is that the fields are NOT strong. They're very weak. Dave's rig doesn't even hold magnetic filings. And yet it seems to induce a strong 'magnetic' type reaction in materials that are not usually known to respond to a magnetic field. Have you tried building this rig? Otherwise - perhaps you could ask Dave to test the one in circulation there in America.

I've been offered this for testing but am concerned that it may not survive the trip. Am hoping that Dave will - perhaps - have the time to build another and I'll test that one. At least if it does spoil then it will only be the one.

I am entirely engrossed in this thread because I think the LE may partially prove my own field model. But - like you say. It's early days yet.

[Adie123]

@witsend - Sorry- i was addressing parts of your comment but not all of them me bad

What intrigues me about this rig is that the fields are NOT strong. They're very weak. Dave's rig doesn't even hold magnetic filings. And yet it seems to induce a strong 'magnetic' type reaction in materials that are not usually known to respond to a magnetic field.

But weve already mentioned that a pmh seems to not attract objects #914. It seems to be a characteristic of a locked PMH and whatever is going on, is defo something to keep studying

Have you tried building this rig? Otherwise - perhaps you could ask Dave to test the one in circulation there in America.

No i havnt but i went to the hardware superstore to see if there was anything i could get my hands on for the pipes. Had no luck in that matter. Then rang a metalurgy firm near me for a quote on 24x 1'x1'x10' (240 inches or 20 feet) solid core steel and for them to bend them into 15 degree angles. I guess theyll get back to me tomorrow on that and see if its worth paying . Also im in the UK so itll be a bit far for daves device to get to me in one piece.

I am entirely engrossed in this thread because I think the LE may partially prove my own field model. But - like you say. It's early days yet.

Im also very intrigued by what is happening with the LE. Looking forward to someone finding why its happening and how

Regards
Adie

[Harvey]

its strange that the guy pushing his arm down didnt have the same strength increase as the one holding his arm up. Maybe a trick that they set up to keep the mystery going even deeper. I maybe wrong but it seems a little too far fetched.

regards
Adie

Precisely - just a little thought really goes a long way there

[witsend]

But weve already mentioned that a pmh seems to not attract objects #914. It seems to be a characteristic of a locked PMH and whatever is going on, is defo something to keep studying

That's right. It does. But we all know what it feels like to hold one magnet against another. That's exactly how these objects seem to react. Very strange. Even with my modified number I get it. And it's not 'uniquely' evident to me. It's seen by others.

Also im in the UK so itll be a bit far for daves device to get to me in one piece.

LOL Adie, I had no idea. I thought you were in America.

[Harvey]

Not seeing what is really there

Could it be, that something is there but our brains refuse to see it?

Motion Induced Blindness

[Shamus]

Actually, this is more common than is realized: Check out "The Invisible Gorilla" by Christopher Chabris & Daniel Simons.

And it's not just motion induced: In general, if we don't expect to see something, we wont.

The Invisible Gorilla: And Other Ways Our Intuitions Deceive Us

[CatLady]

I have seen this video before and I DID NOT see the gorilla until it was brought to my attention. Interesting stuff!



TheTruthBeKnown

[david lambright]

Ed

Yup i understand and agree. Hence why i said i maybe wrong. We need to find the reason behind this power, but as you said why has noone (with sensitive equipment) been able to pick anything up???.... oooor have they and not spoke about it publicly.

Regards
Adie

Ed did say in his writings that magnets were what caused the muscles to contract...last page of mineral, vegetable and animal life...this might be something to think about...if it is a magnetic force contracting our muscles then what is it doing to the material around it?...david...also i contacted a guy who works at FLIR...he seemed interested in trying to image this energy, trying different wavelengths etc....i believe this will help...david