Mikado wrote: Cad might enter through the lungs but the biggest side effect is neurological. I used to spin cast alloys that contained cad and used a vent hood over the furnace and wore a breather when melting and spinning. I think I am going to have to disagree with you Mikado on Cadmium exposure. ...

Hi everyone, As I recall I have seen a reference somewhere indicating Brown had excellent results with cadmium disks. I have forgotten where I read this bit of trivia. The principal target organ for cadmium is the lung. If he machined, welded, or otherwise worked with cadmium disks often, that could...

Flowperson,


Think quantum entanglement.

I have suspected for some time that the “gravity radioâ€

Elizabeth, Mica is a group of monoclinic silicate minerals, which have almost perfect basal cleavage. Due to the basal cleavage they will tear apart in thin layers. Micas typically have good dielectric properties and are thermal insulators. Strangely enough micas are biaxial, meaning that the index ...

ETernalightwithin, Chris got it exactly right; I was referring to DU’s uses for armor piercing projectiles and armor plating (due to the density of the mesh). I was surprise it would be used on the armor plating for aircraft due to the density. As to bismuth. I have also seen several articles on t...

Elizabeth Helen Drake wrote: And, oh by the way ...... does the discussion of UD dust being dangerous for your health when it is part of an exploding projectile ..Your comment too " Chris"... strike any of you as being a wildly ironic statement? In this case dangerous to both parties. Man...

Paul wrote: But I am unconvinced as to the authenticity of these photographs, whether they are doctored "photo illustrations" as opposed to actual real-time photos. Sorry, I just know first hand how much can be done with Photoshop. Is there any way to verify the authenticity of these photo...

Chris,

I don’t know about depleted uranium, but radioactive coatings to create an ionized coating to reduce radar signature has been investigated. I have also read articles, which discussed reducing surface friction using plasma shielding. So, it wouldn’t surprise me.

Rocky

All,


Sorry, I left out the photo of the three jets in formation. Here it is.

http://static.flickr.com/57/173545354_afef3b02a0_m.jpg

Rocky

All, This old thread seemed the best place to discuss a current high voltage application, which I feel Townsend Brown invented and hasn’t been given credit for. If you take a careful look at the plasma field the B2 bomber uses to avoid radar detection, you will find that it appears to be generated...

ETernalightwithin A few references you might want to look at on the net: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supercapacitor http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dielectric_constant http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_structure At the super-capacitors reference pay particular attention to the porous graphite used...

Trickfox, Now that would be an interesting marriage of two science fields. Several things come to mind. quantum manipulation, thought control, telepathy, scanning medical applications…the question is how do you acquire 3-D bio light information? If you could get the information on a fine enough sc...

Elizabeth,

Thank you for the information. I had a random thought related to the Brown technology that relies on thin films, and thought it would be very curious if the good doctor had worked in thin films. Possibly a wrong turn on my part.

Rocky

Bulwark, There is certainly no need to wonder about me. I am a geologist by education, a caver by nature and a scientist by choice. My real name is Elwin Hannah, Rocky is a nickname given to me in the petroleum business in the late 1978 (since I am a geologist). I am currently the manager of the Ten...

Mikado,

You are so right about CFC’s. When the ozone issue became soâ€