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How does it work, free energy, more
Electron photography performed by two head professors (from the University of Texas) proves enough power in the form of electron clusters bounds through the space the size of a ladel jar (about 2 cups) to run a nuclear carrier. This technology shows how to tap the energy source with monopolar magnetics! I found it obvious that this energy is stored in the ion states of space.

First, bosons battery these electrons, and other related particles which make electricity possible. The complete sphere has the ability to extend lines of magnetic force from one point at spherical center, to all points about the sphere. Lines of force will hold bosons at bay (keep them out of the sphere in a boson vacuum) as free particles such as electrons are taken in. It does this by 

1: Creating boson modulation in a pump z wave format.

2: Synchronizing this wave comes naturally about the sphere, just as dropping a pebble onto water's surface.

3: Passing the pump z wave through multiple layers of copper sets successive waves in sync, yet out of phase with proceeding waves.

4: Once multiple out-of-phase waves pass through the nonlinear medium at spherical center (in the ball), all waves combine to form one higher frequency. This means no longer can the original wave frequency (lost from bosons) attract bosons, but can now only attract particles a fraction of their size!

5: As the new higher frequency wave attracts small particles, the natural thing for copper to do is build an electrical charge. A similar technology is used in lasers, but works with light instead. Another example is sonoluminescence, which is actually explained here, and only here, with the idea of bosons formatting space, and giving time degree.

The Dematerialization Page
Dematerialization of space
Before you read this, read the physics and antigravity pages (above).
Closer into the center of galaxies, you will find a much greater flow opposition of inbound boson particles and outbound boson ‘parts’. Also in this space, meson particles, responsible for thermal kinetics (all heat levels in any atom, thermal expansion and contraction) will replace electrons in orbits. Dematerialization is a constant in such a place, as also space is much more compact. As you see the format 3, its natural state for the bosons is to separate from each other a good degree more than in format number 4. 
Compiling together three ideas at once allowed me to figure out a plan for a device which will ‘dematerialize’ space, artificially – something like a miniature black hole or galaxy model. Imitating space as it exists nearer a galaxy’s center/nearer a ‘black hole’ (each galaxy has one at centerpoint) is fairly simple. I will not disclose plans for this upon the website. However I will describe to you how this works.
One dematerializer device is fairly basic. You build a device which suspends H2O in the air wrapping completely about a spherical area. The H2O creates lines of force necessary to sustain its presence in the air, allowing for a spherical wrap of the H2O under molecular bonding surface tension – which retains the spherical shape, and is a self-correcting shape just as any other bubble having surface tension by molecular bonds. In this case the bond becomes extremely strong. It does this by both creating flow opposition of electrons (initially – but working its way up in particle weights as the particle vacuum increases) against bosons to create lines of force with vapor. Much like the image above showing a cross section cut, there are 2 layers of copper (spherical) on the way in to the copper ball which transforms the pump z wave released from the H2O – by allowing wave focus inside copper.

The transformation of electrical pulses inward from the water (happens naturally in sync as a pebble would make waves on a pond) is what pulls in other particles larger than the electrons, as the copper ball, by rule of time/space format must maintain a balance of particle weights.

 

Space may shrink in order to hide from the effects of time...


Consider any atom, or just plain space. It holds within it many particles which are not bound within any atom, but move freely from one to the next. The dematerializer extracts many of these in order to bring boson particles closer together, as they are the only particles which refuse to be made a vacuum of, since they are the ones making the vacuum of other particles in this design. There are three weights/classes of these known. Increasing the number of bosons which occupy a space is what happens as you would try to make a vacuum of these utilizing the lines of force. It is possible because meson particles are running a loop circuit, allowing awesome amounts of thermal order without either fusion or fission between the bosons. 



Four Dematerializers can Neutralize Radioactive Waste
(The following is a highly condensed, rearranged and edited version of email correspondence between Mike Hanson and Gary Vesperman in 1999. Note that the topics don’t always flow smoothly from paragraph to paragraph.)

I found it interesting that transmuting waste was already accomplished utilizing positive ions, considering my device can make the most positive ions ever possible, plenty of them, and without a cent spent on power to create the ions....

How does one get positive ions and not spend any money?

Gary, I have designs for 4 different types of dematerializers. Any one of these will create enough radiation to kill if you get close enough to it. So please take care if you plan to experiment. I suppose I should put this warning and more on the web site accompanying the plans.

This is old news, unless you're talking about high-level nuclear waste. However, primarily strontium 90, is used to give more power than the original in Paul Maurice Brown's nuclear battery. Originally it was ‘Nucell’ of Portland, Oregon in the 1980's. Then they lost the license to handle waste for poor procedures. I know it's in use today, but where or who I don't recall. I read also a publication from the International Tesla Society about some chemical reaction performed in a bucket of all places to burn up nuclear waste. Well
proven.

(I am pretty sure Hanson is referring to the Keller catalytic process AKA ‘volcano in a can’. Vesperman)

I didn't mention it in my web site, though I know it is possible to transmute any waste into its lowest possible harmless form by passing it through a dematerialization spherical boundary – an extremely active boson field kinetics area of plasmatic surface tension/ extreme heat.

That would be high-level nuclear waste, including stontiums. Strontium is used in Paul Maurice Brown's Nucell nuclear battery by the way. Anyway, yes this would be a new method of degrading it to a harmless form.

Q: How? How does this work?

Well let me in on it. Let's get a cut. Just have to build a device. Dematerializers are made small or large. May only cost a couple of thousand??? Copper spheres are easily lathed, but exacting the outward flow of electrons from 4 points may be difficult.

Gary, yes, it can. It has the ability to heat the stuff hotter than the sun – to the point where anything is converted into its lowest form. Nuclear waste, primarily strontiums, will annihilate themselves since their almost unnaturally huge dent in space/time dissolves to near a low format environment. I would really like to explain this to someone who is actually serious about doing something with it before our nuclear waste dumps sink into the ocean during the coming equatorial shift in May or so, 2000. The shift, which is based on the energy grid for axis of alignment, will turn the earth to a new rotational axis based on a point of the ‘Greenwich Meridian’. (Those old guys knew something about the grid before we even began a world time line). Once the earth begins to spin on a new axis, the crust will stretch out a bit, changing earth's shape. What you may have seen in Gordon Michael Scallion's new world map isn't far off from the truth. So what if he's a screwed-up prophet.

To access his other site, which has not been active since April 14, 2002, first Copy http://www.geocities.com/mw0440/magnet.html. Then click on http://www.archive.org. Paste into www.archive.org’s Wayback Machine. Then first click on ‘2002’, and then click again on ‘April 14’.

The website’s topics include:
Antigravity: ion propulsion – build your own spacecraft parts  

Thermal transformer: transform heat into direct current

No-brainer summary of my M-theory modification (Reproduced below)

Light speed and light speed travel (altering time's speed inside a sphere.)

Earth rotational axis changes past and future (Interesting but not relevant to space travel)
(The first two pages and the fourth page are unfortunately not available. Vesperman)
A Summary of My M Theory Modification
There is no simple way to summarize a theory in particle physics. Putting this as simply as possible however:
Particle physics is just that; particles. There can be no imaginary items used to explain reality. I've seen physics explained using branch geometrical concepts only. But ask yourself, do you exist in a branch geometrical concept? To bring gravity together with all other equations, one must resort to this projective concept I've devised. The latest M theory may have us closer, but still has no proof. Many of my ideas, I found have already been thought of to some degree in the past. The vortex atom, using projective geometry to explain physics, etc.... M theory is the most accepted now, because it uses multiple dimensions to explain physics. My idea uses 9, and from what I understand, M theory uses 10. Some modeling done with M theory's atoms show the atom to be diamond shaped. This was an idea I first introduced in 1996, before M theory was published. The reason the diamond shape works better, is because it shows how the atom is working as a diamond shape. The diamond shape is necessary if it is to have its particle mechanics occurring between sets of boson particles, as only I have theorized!!! Their theory still has no basis for the photon, and its reason for shape. My theory shows how shape logically falls into place, as do all mechanics of the atom, working with all the forces as well. 
Source: “Mike Hanson’s Flying Saucer Engine” (truncated), Space Travel Innovations, pp 13-45, (www.padrak.com/vesperman)

Transmutation with Lasers
“How to create and destroy elements in a flash of light. Alchemy is back in fashion, as physicists wielding powerful laser pulses convert one element to another. But it's not about making gold any more.” in New Scientist 23 August 2003, Vol. 179, No. 2409, p. 10, by Jenny Hogan.

"WE DID an experiment the other day that turned gold into mercury," says Ken Ledingham, a laser specialist at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, UK.


The achievement might not have impressed medieval alchemists, whose goal was precisely the reverse – turning base metals into gold. But it could still be the start of a revolution. Using lasers to transmute elements means that within a few years scientists could be doing alchemy on their desktops, with huge implications for applications as diverse as medicine and nuclear power.

The alchemists of old never got close to creating gold. Their experiments were mere chemistry, which affects only the electrons on the surface of atoms. True alchemy requires changes to the atom's nucleus: either embedding more protons and neutrons in it or tearing them out. Altering the number of protons changes one element into another, while adjusting the number of neutrons tunes the atom's stability, transforming an unstable isotope into a stable one, or vice versa.



Since Ernest Rutherford ‘split the atom’ in 1919, we have known that bombarding atoms with particles such as neutrons or protons can convert one element into another. This generally requires nuclear reactors or particle accelerators with kilometres of tunnels and huge superconducting magnets, but Ledingham and colleagues have used a laser to do the job. True, the laser is a huge one. Called Vulcan, and housed at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxfordshire, it is the most powerful laser in the world and the size of a small hotel. But laser technology is progressing fast, and within 5 years lasers nearly as powerful as Vulcan could be small enough to fit on a table top. And this could bring the power of transmutation to the masses.
Ledingham and his colleagues have used Vulcan to add protons to gold nuclei to create mercury. But there is more to the new alchemy than turning one heavy metal into another. In a paper accepted by the Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, the team holds out the tantalizing possibility of neutralizing dangerous radioactive waste. They used Vulcan to convert iodine-129, an isotope that remains active for millions of years, into iodine-128, which decays in minutes.
To carry out the transmutation, the researchers fired a picosecond laser pulse at a gold target. The intense energy of the laser beam blasts the gold atoms into a plasma of free nuclei and electrons, which then emit gamma rays as they pass through the rest of the target. These intense gamma rays collide with the atoms of iodine-129, shaking the nuclei so violently that a neutron is squeezed out.
Transmuting nuclear waste has long been considered an attractive way of dealing with the ugly by-products of nuclear power. Researchers in France, which uses nuclear energy to supply 80 per cent of its electricity, are obligated by law to investigate transmutation. The US also has an active research programme into this kind of alchemy, and the British government is considering whether to start one. Until now, the only options have been modified versions of nuclear reactors, in which neutrons released during fission collide with the unwanted isotopes and break them apart. But many anti-nuclear groups see this as a ploy for reviving nuclear power.
Laser transmutation might provoke less hostility, say its advocates, as well as potentially being able to clean up waste that already exists, so it has long been a goal of laser researchers. "In the early 1990s we were thinking 'wouldn't it be great if we could transmute waste with high-intensity lasers?'" recalls Scott Wilks at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, who was part of the team that demonstrated laser-induced fission for the first time in 2000. Ledingham says that lasers should now be considered as a serious alternative to reactor transmutation.
But it won't happen any time soon. Because the laser light has to be converted to gamma rays – only a small fraction of which collide with the target atoms – the process Ledingham has demonstrated is extremely inefficient. His recent experiments converted only 3 million atoms of iodine-129 into iodine-128 – less than a billionth of a microgram. To convert the entire test sample, which measured just a couple of centimetres across, the laser would have had to fire more than 1017 times, swallowing an enormous amount of energy in the process. "You might need to build a power station to do it, " says Karl Krushelnick, a laser physicist at Imperial College London and a member of Ledingham's team. Besides, the laser can currently only fire once an hour.

As well as destroying unwanted isotopes, alchemists can also make new elements. "Nuclear physicists can make everything that is in nature, and more," says Jim Al-Khalili, a nuclear expert at the University of Surrey. For example, the element with 110 protons has just been officially named ‘darmstadtium’ by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry. This element is not found in nature, but was created in a particle accelerator in Darmstadt, Germany. Other unnaturally heavy nuclei have also been created, and scientists continue to search for more.


But the first practical benefits of desktop alchemy are more likely to appear in medical physics, which might have pleased the original alchemists, who believed that transmutation would lead to cures for disease. "Alchemy is really useful in making radioisotopes for medicine," says Philip Walker, head of the nuclear and particle physics division at Institute of Physics in the UK.
These isotopes are used in medical imaging: for example, fluorine-18 decays by emitting an antimatter particle called a positron, which annihilates in a burst of energy as soon as it hits an electron. If this happens within the body, detectors arranged outside can capture the photons emitted and pinpoint the location of the fluorine isotope. The technique is called positron emission tomography, or PET scanning, and it is often used to look for tumours.
Fluorine-18 and other radioisotopes used in medicine have to decay rapidly so that they are picked up during scanning and don't persist for long in the body, which means that they have to be made just hours before they are used. But the small particle accelerators that are currently needed to make them are available in very few hospitals, and have to be housed in concrete bunkers to shield patients and staff from the radiation they produce. Ledingham believes that within 5 years fluorine-18 could be produced by lasers housed in back rooms. "It could have a huge impact," says Walker.
To prove the point, the team has just used Vulcan to make fluorine-18 from oxygen. This work has been submitted to Nature. The new atoms were rushed in a taxi to the Patterson Institute for Cancer Research in Manchester, where they were incorporated into the sugary compound that is used to treat patients. One laser shot created one-tenth of the amount of fluorine-18 needed for a single treatment, says Ledingham.
Sources: http://cds.cern.ch/record/717931/files/presscut-2003-371.txt

http://www.gdr.org/deactivationofradiation.htm



Flame-Free Incineration of Radioactive Waste in a Catalyzer
Scientists at the Institute of Catalysis, led by Professor Zemfir, have developed a device that neutralizes radioactive waste through flame-free incineration in a catalyzer. Capable of incinerating 50 metric tons of waste annually, the device was installed at the Novosibirsk Chemical Concentrate Plant. According to A. Kostin, the factory's deputy technical director, "The device is based on a catalytic converter that provides low temperatures for the oxidation process," – thus reducing the amount of nitrous oxides produced. Experiments have confirmed the method's efficiency and environmental safety.
Sources: "Vesti" newscast, Russian Television Network, 31 March 1998; in "Russian Factory Finds New Method To Destroy Nuclear Waste," FBIS-SOV-98-090, 31 March 1998
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Nuclear_Remediation

Implosion Machine can Annihilate High-Level Nuclear Waste
The implosion machine is an electric arc welder which is modified to duplicate nature's ball lightning. The circuit makes and then breaks a pure direct electrical current flowing between two electrodes. The

electromagnetic energy field around the current completely collapses which causes an implosion. An object held between the two electrodes disappears in a manner similar to quasars or black holes swallowing matter. Imploded matter is possibly converted into "dark matter" which is not of the elements as we know them. Astronomers tell us that "dark matter" makes up 99% of the universe but can not be directly detected.

Several years ago, Sonne was looking out the window of his house and saw a bright pinwheel 6" ball of plasma traveling on electrical wire coming into his house. This plasma of energy traveled down the 2" meter head tube and completely vaporized his electrical meter with no apparent damage to any other component parts.
In his years of research on various electric motor systems for cars, he also observed this unique phenomena, a collapsing electromagnetic field around the motor, which Sonne also believes is implosion, or the cooling down or negative energy effect or zero point energy.
A few years ago, he set out to find or build a machine that would duplicate implosion or a ball lightning effect. The component parts were once available through Fomey Arc Welding Co. in Fort Collins, Colorado, complete with carbon rods up to one-half inch in diameter. He obtained a unit and then set out to modify this system to produce pure, unrectified direct current, similar to all forms of lightning occurring in nature. He used 2 Optima, 12-volt batteries as a power source. Optima batteries are capable of producing up to 800 amps of DC power.
The trick to the aystem is the make/break circuit and the carbon rods, which when connected, create plasma or man-made ball lightning. This can occur only when the energy field around the system is completely collapsed, and pure direct current is produced. This ball of energy appears to vaporize anything that is placed between the rods. Because there is no frequency, minimal voltage, only current, only pure energy, or plasma, is produced which appears to swallow or implode matter similar to quasars or black holes in space.
In late November, 1994, his wife Paula and Sonne flew to the Department of Energy Headquarters in Washington, D.C. to submit Alternate Proposal #6 (see below), which will provide funds to experiment with disposing of nuclear waste on site using this implosion technology. lt is listed in the scoping process at Oak Ridge, Tennessee, Page 137, as Implosion. If the technology proves successful, it will demonstrate a quantum leap in development in nuclearwaste clean up.

Bob De Cerasse

Directors Office of Fissile Material Disposition

1000 Independence Avenue SW

Washington D.C. 20585
ALTERNATE PROPOSAL #6
On-Site Removal of Spent Nuclear Fuel
To Whom lt Concerns:
In the fission of atomic matter (U-235, U-238, plutonium, etc.) disassociation of electrons occur. The matter thereby being unstable because of the upset of dislocated electrons will emit harmful gamma and other radiations. If we are to obtain fusion we will have to reverse the process. When we replace the electrons by implosion we restore matter to a passive state. We all know from particle accelerators that new elements have been identified. To our knowledge, this excitement of matter, though controlled, requires tremendous amounts of electron input. lt would appear that an increase in electron flow increases the speed of the particle. If the correct implosion were to be created, the matter should become stable. In the implosion stabilization of plutonium we get an additional 66% net energy out which can be sold by the utilities in their on-site disposal of nuclear waste. In all of our tests, the faster we draw electrons, the colder they become, thereby reducing the temperature in the conductor.

This was first observed and documented by Nikola Tesla and released to the New York Academy of Sciences, April 6, 1897.


We seriously ask you to look at our ideas.
Respectfully yours,

Sonne Ward

Future Free Transportation

P0 Box 235

Hamer, ID 83425

Sonne demonstrated the implosion machine at the Lincoln Center atFort Collins, Colorado, December 11, 1994. This man-made star-plasma machine vaporized/imploded glass, rocks, metal, and carrots.


For preliminary testing of imploding nuclear waste Sonne was recently given a circular concrete chamber about a foot and a half in diameter together with a complimentary nuclear rod stuffer, temperature and emission measuring devices. Sonne lives on the border of the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory, and because his stepfather was a particle physicist at the Idaho Labs, he gained much technical insight to nuclear reactions as a boy. This gives him sufficient background to carry out the imploding of nuclear waste materials such as U-235, U-238, U-239, and hopefully, the ultimate goal of imploding plutonium.
Sonne recently obtained U-235 and U-239 from an undisclosed source nearby and imploded them with ease. lt appears that the higher the level of nuclear waste, the less energy it takes to implode or neutralize the material, and a higher audible sound pitch is observed.
Also, Sonne has noticed that the more energy the implosion machine uses, the cooler the wire becomes when carrying the power to the rods. Resistance heating of wire naturally produces heat which is normal in any power cable with a lot of current flowing through it. When this implosion or zero point energy is tapped, the power wires characteristically run cool or cold as noticed in other zero point energy devices. This is a sure sign of zero point energy tapping and is an example of the sought-after implosion devices discovered by Victor Schauberger and Nikola Tesla. Sonne Ward will continue to work with improving his make/break circuit and experimenting with small donated chemical and nuclear wastes while he awaits for funding through the Department of Energy, Alternate Proposal 96, or other private or governmental firms worldwide.
At the 1996 International Tesla Society Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Gary Vesperman witnessed a demonstration of the implosion machine which was videotaped. The tape shows a green halo which has been interpreted to be a result of conversion of matter to X-rays.
An Internet search for "implosion machine" "Sonne Ward" turned up the following:

http://www.pureenergysystems.com/events/conferences/2004/teslatech_SLC/SonneWard/SuperBatteryCharger.htm

http://www.teslatech.info/ttstore/report/articles/v1n3art/starship.htm

http://teslatech.info/ttspecial/tapepop/01ovrvw.html

http://newenergytimes.com/v2/archives/fic/N/N199603.PDF

http://www.energycentral.com/articles/article/2420sign.php


The implosion machine’s inventor is Sonne Ward, Nova Plasma Tech, PO Box 235, Hamer, Idaho 83425 (208) 662-5268.

Source: Extraordinary Science - April/May/June 1995 pp 10-12


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