A green and clean environment is a human right!
Projects by members => Projects by members => J. Miller => Topic started by: jim miller on June 03, 2015, 00:06:58 am
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In 1986 Stanley A Meyer used a felt tip and napkins to describe his process to an associate
One of the images below is the backside of the napkin which shows an image previously unknown to the Meyer
Arkive Group. The word host is the imprint from the napkins at the Columbus International Airport which were
used in 1986 when the image was drawn. The bleed through on the document is from the front side which
describes the Electrical Polarization Process
The OCR programs being used can decipher most of the handwriting but a few questions remain
What are the the numbers preceding the word dialectric?
Doc 86-1043A Electrical Charging Process
Doc 86-1043B Electrical Charging Process (Back) Amp/Elecrton Mass printed word "Host"
Doc 86-1043C Concept Page
Doc 86-1043D Blank except for bleed through and printed word "Host"
Copyright (c) 2015 Meyers Arkive Group
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very nice..
the number seems to be 78,54
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Wikipedia lists the dielectric constant of water at 25 degrees C. as 78.54
So it's probably not a comma
The OCR came up with the terms-- dislodge electron,electromagnetic field ,amp resistor,capacitor, inductor,blocking diode,electron,resonant charging choke, and atom (never become ??)electrons,voltage potential and stanley a meyer as recognisible in the other diagram.
An interesting document !
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Nicely done, Jim!
Thank you for sharing.
:) :) :) :)
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gibberish or however that's called
I think he means oxygens are repulsed but oxygen only interact with hydrogen due to stacking...
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I wonder if it's a water cluster accelerator.
https://journals.aps.org/pra/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevA.51.R1742