Rock Salt to accelerate Heating on Charcoal?

Here in a Mexican plaza there is an old lady who roasts corn on the cob to sell. She burns charcoal on which she sprinkles rock salt supposedly to increase the heat. I talked to Suzy at the Cucumber Cafe and she said yes, salt produces more heat and she thought ‘everyone knew that’..uh…ok. Found nothing about it on the net so it’s new to me, or I just forgot it.

This reminded me of the late inventor John Kanzius who discovered a means to burn seawater/saltwater. Salt water as fuel; #1 Article and this #2 Article.

1500C or 3000F when saltwater is burned and can produce steam to drive a turbine for transportation or to run a generator to make electricity. Heat breaks down hydrogen/oxygen bond in water.

Notice the bright very pure yellow of the flame which I think is coming from the sodium that makes up salt (sodium chloride). You see this all the time in sodium lamps used for parking and street lamps. Yellow light also repels insects.

How it works:

1. A generator emits 200 Watts of 14-megahertz radio waves.
2. The waves bombard a solution of regular table salt and water.
3. Exactly what happens next remains a mystery, but one theory posits that the sodium chloride may weaken the bonds between the strong oxygen and hydrogen atoms in water. Radio waves break apart the bonds and liberate flammable hydrogen gas molecules.
4. A match ignites the hydrogen, generating an intense flame.
5. The resulting heat powers a simple engine.

The saltwater phenomenon happened by accident when an assistant was bombarding a saline-filled test tube with radio waves and bumped the tube, causing a small flash. Curious, Kanzius struck a match. “The water lit like a propane flame,” he recalls.

“People said, ‘It’s a crock. Look for hidden electrodes in the water,’ ” says Penn State University materials scientist Rustum Roy, who visited the Erie, Pennsylvania, inventor in his lab in August after seeing the feat on Google Video. A demo made Roy a believer. “This is discovery science in the best tradition,” he says.

Roy thinks the sodium chloride in the water may weaken the bonds between the oxygen and hydrogen atoms, which are broken free by radio waves. It’s these gas molecules that are igniting, he explains, not the liquid itself. Tests show that the reaction disappears once the radio waves stop. Roy plans to conduct more tests to get to the bottom of the mystery.

Sodium magnetic resonance of aqueous salt solutions – The sodium resonance is obtained when the frequency is changed to 15.871MHz, and the homogeneity is excellent (0.5Hz at 15.871MHz).

Microwave Ovens and Water – The microwave spectrum is usually defined as electromagnetic energy ranging from approximately 1 GHz to 100 GHz in frequency, but older usage includes lower frequencies. A microwave oven passes (non-ionizing) microwave radiation (at a frequency near 2.45 GHz) through food, causing dielectric heating by absorption of energy in the water, fats and sugar contained in the food. Water in the liquid state possesses many molecular interactions which broaden the absorption peak. In the vapor phase, isolated water molecules absorb at around 22 GHz, almost ten times the frequency of the microwave oven.

(Note #1: Keely claimed 42,800Hz was the disruptive frequency for the water molecule, which would appear to have been in the vapor phase, not as a liquid. I can see if he used ultrasonics to create a mist from one or more drops of water, then the 42,800Hz could further disrupt the molecule. If you take 22GHz (22,000,000,000) and keep dividing it by 2 you eventually get 41,961.67 hz which is just 838.33Hz difference. I find it MORE than a bit remarkable that Keely would find this frequency using his own research equipment in the late 19th century? – JWD)

(Note #2: The Kanzius generator emits 14MHz radio waves which is 1.871MHz below the sodium frequency. What would happen if they tried 15.871MHz? Would it be more efficient? Sodium is a soft metal which has a body-centered cubic crystal structure. High intensity radio waves near or at the sodium resonant frequency would cause intense, focused heat from each sodium atom which would help vaporize water and ignite the hydrogen and oxygen. – JWD) – Full Article Source

Sodium Burning Yellow in Air
Sodium Chloride (salt) burns Orange

Viscosity, Negentropy & Time Reversal

Viscosity – the property of a fluid that resists the force tending to cause the fluid to flow.

Negentropy – is the force that seeks to achieve effective organizational behavior and lead to a steady predictable state.

So entropy produces chaos and total disorganization and negentropy produces order out of chaos.

This is a way cool demo of negentropy. Think of reversing time as on the old Bewitched show where Samantha twitched her nose to restore a broken vase or mirror. It just so happens http://www.tvland.com is showing early versions of Bewitched, they are delightful!

Would it not be cool if we could produce localized negentropy to reverse time and take something back to its earlier state? It might be what happens inside a pyramid when it is resharpening a razor blade.

There is a connection to Sheldrakes morphogenetic fields and Burrs’ life field where all masses exist through time like comic book pages, changing a bit each day, from birth, to youth, maturation, old age, then death.

Each of these periods are recorded in the field of the object or body and can be recalled and possibly ‘replayed’ to keep it perpetually in that state.

In the case of the pyramid with the razor blade, when you look under high magnification at the very sharp edge of a razor when it is new (left side of the photo), you’d think it would be a solid line with no cutouts. Instead it looks like sideview of a moutain range, with smalls peaks and valleys.

Over time and with shaving, the blade micro peaks become broken as do the valleys. A high magnification inspection of a used blade (right side of photo) shows very pronounced peaks and valleys.

Supposedly the energy field of the blade remembers where its earlier small peaks and valleys were, like the phantom limb effect experienced by amputees.

If placed in a pyramid for a few days, the energy inside causes the metal crystals to REGROW to fill up the phantom sections and restore the blade almost to a new condition.

Now the pyramid energy has been claimed to be microwaves but I don’t know of anyone who has measured it. The point here if every object has a map, an ‘atavistic’ memory of all it has been, then it might be possible to revert back to the chosen period and restore any defects that would have occurred due to aging.

This very theory and a bit more is what inspired me to study electronics in hopes of one day making a system which could map your body to whatever period it HAD BEEN, then you could restore your body to that condition and wear an electronic bracelet which would maintain that condition in a perpetual loop.

Alas, my thinking is too crazy for those with money. Kind of stupid really when we are all going to die, so why not spend your money on such researches if there is any possibility it could be achieved.

I happen to think there are people who have learned to live hundreds, even thousands of years, but keep their mouths shut about it. Like Asokas Nine Unknowns (look it up).

This post is about negentropy and I’ve taken it to rejuvenation, but I think it’s not so hard to follow…that we can restore a damaged object to a former condition…depends on the extent of the damage.

If the pyramid energy thing works, why could we not take our old car and put it in a giant pyramid and let it regrow all the damaged parts…maybe its too complex. Always seeking one or more far seeing investors so Research continues… – Full Article Source

Car that runs on compressed air – Uruguayan invention

The compressed aircar by Guy Negre has been looming for decades, like the flying car from Moeller…always trolls for more investment but never a product.

Guy Negre of MDI Air Car has an engine that runs on compressed air. Emissions are only filtered air that’s cleaner than outside air. 300 bars of pressure (300 bar = 4,351.132 pounds/square inch) in carbon-fibre & kevlar air tanks. Car can travel at 110 km/hr (62mph) and has a 150km (93 miles) driving range.

Refilling can be done by plugging in at home or at a special high-pressure air station. Dual-energy models use small amounts of bio-fuels that can extend the range to over 1400 kms (870 miles). Pollution free vehicle that produces zero emissions. When the car stops at traffic lights, the engine stops so no energy is lost because there’s no idling.

I wish the video below would be translated into english to reveal what pressure he was using, how far and how fast he could drive on a charge and other useful details. One welding tank can hold about 3,000 psi. / Based on Boyle´s law “p x v = k”, this car uses compressed air to work. It was invented by Armando Regusci, an uruguayan engineer.

A search finds Aircars on Regusci – Since 1984 Armando Regusci is working on compressed air vehicles. In 1992 with only one charge of compressed air in the tank of his car, he drove 100Km (62 miles). This is possible because he uses a special free piston and free wheel compressed air engine. To drive 100Km in Uruguay a car needs to spend $10 at prices for the year 2000. With this vehicle, the cost is only 4 cents out of a dollar. – Full Article Source

Check out – Fascinating Air Car Conspiracies

What’s the best way to preserve a Jack O’Lantern?

The Experiment – The purpose of this experiment was to test the effectiveness of various methods of preserving a carved pumpkin (jack o’ lantern). We gathered some tips from various pumpkin carving resources, and also sampled a commercial spray.

The results were observed over a two week period. After carving and treatment, all of the pumpkins were placed in an indoor location with a stable temperature of 62 to 64 degrees F. They were observed for a period of 14 days, and were photographed daily to record changes. Summary of Results:

# White glue – Preserved pumpkin for 6 days. Profuse mold and rot.
# Acrylic spray – Preserved pumpkin for 9 days. Profuse mold and rot.
# Vaseline – Preserved pumpkin for 9 days. Profuse mold and rot.
# Bleach – Preserved pumpkin for 10 days. Minimal mold, some rot.
# Control – Preserved pumpkin for 14 days. Minimal rot, some mold.
# Pumpkin Fresh – Preserved pumpkin for 14 days. Minimal mold, some rot.

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Giant pterosaurs could fly 10,000 miles non-stop to other continents

And most people don’t think there is a possibility men lived with dinosaurs and even RODE Pterosaurs/Pterydactyls like this ICA stone engraving shows.

“The huge flying creatures, some of which had a wingspan of more than 30 feet, used updrafts of warm air and wind currents to fly over long distances, according to new research.

Michael Habib, a paleontologist at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, US, said: ‘They probably only flapped for a few minutes at a time … and then their muscles had to recover. In between, they’re going to use unpowered flight and glide.

The effort required to get airborne would use large amounts of energy meaning that each pterosaur would burn around 72 kilogrammes of fat reserves on each trip.

The biggest type of pterosaur weight around 400 pounds and is the biggest animal to have ever flown. They were successful residents of the Earth for 150 million years. The new research raises the startling possibility that pterosaurs could have criss-crossed the globe and visited different continents.

The research team modeled the pterosaurs based on what is now known about their body mass, fat and wing shapes. Habib’s team say that the large pterosaurs may have launched themselves into the air using all four limbs.

The thicker, more humid atmosphere on Earth during the Cretaceous period when the pterosaurs were alive may also have made it easier to fly, the researchers say. Habib also told National Geographic that ‘unsteady dynamics’ – the means by which birds move in the air – would also have allowed pterosaurs to become airborne despite their vast weight.” – Full Article Source

Cool Egg Trick on Johnny Carson show

Comedy segment with Johnny and Dom DeLuise. Dom DeLuise sets up an elaborate slight of hand trick with eggs. Johhny thinks he’s in on the gag when things suddenly turn into an impromptu food fight. From The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson. – Full Article Source