Re: [Vo]:HiPER Fusion

2008-10-11 Thread R C Macaulay

Howdy Jones,
I have been reading this thread with interest. We believe a vortex 
configuration whereas the center funnel can be formed or shaped into  a 
series of several hourglass stages, progressively larger toward the top, 
may add much. It may be possible to configure these hourglass shapes using 
magnets. We are working on it but have yet to produce one in the test tank.
A keen observer of vids of tornadoes can occasionally see several of these 
hourglasses in the funnel. It is interesting that these particular funnels 
are the the one's that create inner funnel lightning. The vids show an 
occasional inner lighting effect.

Strange and wonderful stuff.. Fun stuff.
Richard


Jones wrote,
Magnetization might help. 




[Vo]:Another Mars move

2008-10-11 Thread Horace Heffner

Here is a movie made from NASA Phoenix Sol 132 photos.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhyCh1BlNsI

http://tinyurl.com/4phxrs

It is not very exciting.  Hard to tell exactly what the motion is  
from. Nothing definitively bug-like visible.  Again, the subject is  
located on a magnetic substrate (I think.)   All photos were in  
green.  Stage position 5411.


Sample photo located here:

http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu/images.php?gID=38681cID=341


Best regards,

Horace Heffner
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/






Re: [Vo]:Black Holes from Newtonian Gravity?

2008-10-11 Thread Michel Jullian
So you would predict polar jets from black holes without accretions
disks, i.e. without a convenient source of matter. Well, maybe.

BTW, I have found a (possibly plausible?) reason why matter falling
from the internal edge of the accretion disk, missed and
slingshot-accelerated by the BH, would form near light speed velocity
polar beams: the part of that matter ejected beyond a certain angle
from the polar directions, and-or with insufficient velocity, would
fall back onto the massive and dense accretion disk because of
insufficient vertical component of the ejection velocity.

Michel

2008/10/11 Horace Heffner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 On Oct 4, 2008, at 4:55 PM, Robin van Spaandonk wrote:

 In reply to  Michel Jullian's message of Sat, 4 Oct 2008 08:12:26 +0200:
 Hi,
 [snip]

 As I recall, those jets are satisfactorily explained without resorting
 to matter creation. The jets' matter comes from the internal edge of
 the accretion disk orbiting around the BH and failing to fall into it
 (slingshot effect I believe)

 Michel

 That seems a little odd to me. Why would it all be axial?
 I would expect at least some mass (if not all of it) subject to a
 slingshot
 effect to remain in the plane of the accretion disk.

 Regards,

 Robin van Spaandonk [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 The formation of jets from very large black holes is easy to understand
 within the context of my Gravimagnetic Theory:

 http://mtaonline.net/~hheffner/FullGravimag.pdf

 http://tinyurl.com/46lzvl

 There are two fairly unique elements of my theory that make this possible:
 (1) black holes of a sufficient mass create mirror mater with negative
 gravitational charge, dark matter, from the vacuum and eject it with a
 velocity (spectrum) characteristic of the mass of the black hole and the
 distance from the black hole that mass is created (a range of such distances
 thus providing a velocity spectrum) and (2) virtual particles carry no mass
 charge, thus black holes carry powerful magnetic fields that have effects
 that cross the Swartzchild radius.  From the simultaneous existence of these
 two features it is clear a jet will necessarily form due to both the EM
 Lorentz force and the gravimagnetic Lorentz force focusing and compressing
 any radially moving mirror matter into a polar jet.  It is further notable
 that no accretion disk is necessary to maintain the jet.  This might help
 explain the uniformity of the power, velocity spectrum, and directional
 orientation of the jets over long periods, which is not likely from an
 accretion disk which  would statistically be expected to be highly variable
 in accretion rate.  The mutually caused precession of nearby black holes
 plus the gravimagnetic effect of the gravimagnetic Lorentz force of isolated
 black holes further explains the 3D warping of the jets even at long
 distances, as well as the strange shape of galactic arms (known as the
 galaxy rotation problem) as well as why the MOND equation of gravity fits as
 a solution to this problem.

 My theory predicts that at some point (1) a black hole with jets will be
 found with no accretion disk,  (2) an extreme magnetic field will be found
 surrounding a black hole with no accretion disk, and of related but more
 interest to some (3) the rotational slowing of interacting black holes will
 be found to be due to EM quadrupole radiation and not the gravitational
 quadrupole radiation predicted by GR and (4) space warping gravitational
 waves will not be found to exist while ELF waves of a similar shape and
 frequency will be found to be issued by colliding black holes and to already
 have long been recorded in the ELF wave records presently taken at many
 stations.

 Best regards,

 Horace Heffner
 http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/








[Vo]:sorry statte of affairs

2008-10-11 Thread thomas malloy
I watched the lecture on the crystalline state of water, following that 
I sent the following letter to Dr. Pollack, and received the following 
reply. His comments in the lecture, and his reply speaks volumes about 
the sorry state of the World's Science.


On Oct 9, 2008, at 9:07 PM, thomas malloy wrote:

Dear Dr. Pollack;

I post on Vortex-L, scientific anomalies. One of the Vortexians  posted 
your lecture on water. I'm researching cohering the zero  point energy 
or aether. The field called torsion field physics seems  to by quite 
promising. Various researchers have reported the  formation of a 
crystalline form of water when you put it in a  pyramid, place it in 
proximity of crystals, and run it through a  vortex shaped pipe. I would 
suggest caution on publishing the  results of research into any of the 
above areas.


I received the following reply

Hi Thomas,

Thanks much for your warning.  I'm unfamiliar with this field.  On the  
other hand, I am familiar with the work of Victor Schauberger, a half  
century back, who was fascinated by vortices in water, and claimed  that 
they were responsible for producing live water from dead  water.  His 
various other successes lend a note of credibility to his  thinking.


Anyway, I'll certainly heed your warning.

Best wishes,
Jerry


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Re: [Vo]:Another Mars move

2008-10-11 Thread Harry Veeder
any idea of the scale of the image?
harry

- Original Message -
From: Horace Heffner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Saturday, October 11, 2008 8:25 am
Subject: [Vo]:Another Mars move

 Here is a movie made from NASA Phoenix Sol 132 photos.
 
 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhyCh1BlNsI
 
 http://tinyurl.com/4phxrs
 
 It is not very exciting.  Hard to tell exactly what the motion is  
 from. Nothing definitively bug-like visible.  Again, the subject is 
 
 located on a magnetic substrate (I think.)   All photos were in  
 green.  Stage position 5411.
 
 Sample photo located here:
 
 http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu/images.php?gID=38681cID=341
 
 
 Best regards,
 
 Horace Heffner
 http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/
 
 
 
 
 



Re: [Vo]:Another Mars move

2008-10-11 Thread Horace Heffner


On Oct 11, 2008, at 6:27 AM, Harry Veeder wrote:


any idea of the scale of the image?
harry


Yes - about 1 mm by 2 mm.

http://phoenix.lpl.arizona.edu/science_meca.php

http://tinyurl.com/3mpel3

Best regards,

Horace Heffner
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/






Re: [Vo]:Another Mars move

2008-10-11 Thread Horace Heffner


On Oct 11, 2008, at 6:27 AM, Harry Veeder wrote:


any idea of the scale of the image?
harry



The scale is 3.91 microns/pixel.

Best regards,

Horace Heffner
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/






Re: [Vo]:Black Holes from Newtonian Gravity?

2008-10-11 Thread Horace Heffner


On Oct 11, 2008, at 3:13 AM, Michel Jullian wrote:


So you would predict polar jets from black holes without accretions
disks, i.e. without a convenient source of matter. Well, maybe.



Yes, maybe, but if my theory is correct then definitely.  Also,  
conversely, if not true then my theory is wrong. Unfortunately this  
is another case where absence of proof is not proof of absence (of  
the existence of such isolated black holes of sufficient mass to  
support jets.)   There is also the problem that the jets from an  
*ordinary* mass black hole, being made of mirror matter, can not be  
seen unless there is enough ordinary matter in the vicinity to be  
illuminated by the jets via the low mirror matter coupling constant.   
OTOH, a negative mass mirror matter black hole of sufficient  
(absolute) mass will issue ordinary matter jets, but can't be  
expected to be found in our vicinity due to its negative mass, and  
thus highly repulsive characteristic which likely assures it long  
accelerated away from here.


I wrote:  ... (1) black holes of a sufficient mass create mirror  
mater with negative gravitational charge, dark matter, from the  
vacuum and eject it with a velocity (spectrum) characteristic of the  
mass of the black hole and the distance from the black hole that mass  
is created (a range of such distances thus providing a velocity  
spectrum)   To be more clear about that, the distance from the  
black hole is very small, and well within the Swartzchild radius,  
and actually should have been specified as the distance to the  
center of the black hole . This distance can very small due to the  
requirement for the gravitational field there to be strong enough to  
separate charged particle pairs created by vacuum fluctuations. This  
process then accelerates the particles having mass charge of sign  
opposed to that of the black hole away from the black hole.  Since  
such particles are created *inside* the Swartzchild radius, their  
velocity at some distance from the black hole should be close to c,  
and the mass very large, even if the source particles were mere  
electrons or positrons.  This is due to the fact that the same mass  
charge matter escape velocity for radii inside the Swartzchild radius  
is greater than c.  Opposed mass charge matter has a potential energy  
equivalent to the gravitationally imparted kinetic energy of same  
mass particles at any given radius.  This is complicated by the fact  
there is enough energy in the beam to create both negative and  
positive mass charge particles via collisions in the beam, and thus a  
reverse flux back into the black hole that slows the beam and  
illuminates it. (I think.)




BTW, I have found a (possibly plausible?) reason why matter falling
from the internal edge of the accretion disk, missed and
slingshot-accelerated by the BH, would form near light speed velocity
polar beams: the part of that matter ejected beyond a certain angle
from the polar directions, and-or with insufficient velocity, would
fall back onto the massive and dense accretion disk because of
insufficient vertical component of the ejection velocity.

Michel


It seems to me this reasoning, that the velocity would be near c,  
within the GR framework, applies to the initial (low radius) speed of  
any particles, both those in the beam that escape and those that  
don't manage to escape.  In all cases the initial speed will be near  
c for any particles that are initially located near the Swartzchild  
radius, both normal and slingshot accelerated.   However, the  
particles that escape carry the *difference* in energy corresponding  
to the differences in distance from the black hole.  Therefore, the  
energy spectrum for escaped particles should be very broad in this  
model, and not necessarily or even probably bunched near c, due to  
the large energy loss climbing away from the black hole (because the  
escape velocity near the Swartzchild surface is near c) and due to  
the thermalization of such particles due to their interaction near  
the black hole.


Best regards,

Horace Heffner
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/






Re: [Vo]:HiPER Fusion

2008-10-11 Thread Robin van Spaandonk
In reply to  R C Macaulay's message of Fri, 10 Oct 2008 16:47:43 -0500:
Hi Richard,

Maybe real tornadoes do this when they suck something up with a difference
consistency (e.g. pass over a  pool). If so, then you may not have much luck
recreating the effect with a vortex in pure water.

Howdy Jones,
I have been reading this thread with interest. We believe a vortex 
configuration whereas the center funnel can be formed or shaped into  a 
series of several hourglass stages, progressively larger toward the top, 
may add much. It may be possible to configure these hourglass shapes using 
magnets. We are working on it but have yet to produce one in the test tank.
A keen observer of vids of tornadoes can occasionally see several of these 
hourglasses in the funnel. It is interesting that these particular funnels 
are the the one's that create inner funnel lightning. The vids show an 
occasional inner lighting effect.
Strange and wonderful stuff.. Fun stuff.
Richard


Jones wrote,
Magnetization might help. 
Regards,

Robin van Spaandonk [EMAIL PROTECTED]



Re: [Vo]:Black Holes from Newtonian Gravity?

2008-10-11 Thread Robin van Spaandonk
In reply to  Michel Jullian's message of Sat, 11 Oct 2008 13:13:17 +0200:
Hi,
[snip]
BTW, I have found a (possibly plausible?) reason why matter falling
from the internal edge of the accretion disk, missed and
slingshot-accelerated by the BH, would form near light speed velocity
polar beams: the part of that matter ejected beyond a certain angle
from the polar directions, and-or with insufficient velocity, would
fall back onto the massive and dense accretion disk because of
insufficient vertical component of the ejection velocity.

...but the gravitational field is supposed to be radial, not directed toward the
accretion disk. IOW the polar directions are not vertical, and angle should
have no bearing. (The word vertical implies parallel with the direction of
maximum gradient in the gravitational field).
Regards,

Robin van Spaandonk [EMAIL PROTECTED]



[Vo]:Gel-Power

2008-10-11 Thread Jones Beene
The Pollack Lecture made interesting mention of jello as a form of structured 
water.

... hope that taking the suggestion to the next step (in alternative energy) 
does not give you the uncontrollable jiggles, but here it is - cough, cough ... 
 fuel-grade-jello ... aka FGJ 

g

Although my first intention here was to add a dash of humor, the fact that 
jello is a form of structured water; and the added fact that there is some 
energy content in structure itself (in the generic sense) may lead one to 
believe that there could be something to it.

Now gelatin is composed of colloidal proteins which form interconnected open 
cross-linked chains in the gel, which is 95% water. The water itself becomes 
structured secondarily into EZ-water from the close contact to the proteins and 
cannot leak out so that indicates that there is some amount of structural 
energy. The structure requires hot water to first denature the proteins, 
after which they reform as a semisolid colloidal suspension. Is there a hidden 
source of energy here, over and above the hot water? 

Certainly not if eaten ... as it is a dieters favorite fake-food - but is it 
worth a try to recapture the organizational-energy in a more rapid discharge?

I think yes. In fact, if there was available a Graneau type of discharge 
apparatus, I would at least compare the results of a gel, of a given mass, to 
regular water of the identical mass. 

Although, in keeping with earlier postings on entropic explosion I firmly 
believe that some energy can be gotten without concomitant heat:

http://www.mail-archive.com/vortex-l@eskimo.com/msg15977.html

Therefore one should look beyond just excess heat to ISP.

... and before Terry has time to traverse the universe of infinite 
improbability on this wild idea - yes, I should add that this concept might 
lead up the Jell-O Brick Road of alternative energy ;-)

Jones



Re: [Vo]:Black Holes from Newtonian Gravity?

2008-10-11 Thread Michel Jullian
The gravitational field of the Black Hole itself is indeed radial, but
that of the whole system can be essentially perpendicular to the disk
if the accretion disk's mass is orders of magnitude higher than that
of the Black Hole's, which was my (possibly ludicrous) hypothesis.
There may be other problems with my simplistic suggestion, such as the
fact that it would imply a broader than observed spectrum of
velocities in the jet as pointed out by Horace (whose theory BTW I
can't comment on, having not studied it in any detail for lack of time
and skill)

Michel

2008/10/11 Robin van Spaandonk [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
 In reply to  Michel Jullian's message of Sat, 11 Oct 2008 13:13:17 +0200:
 Hi,
 [snip]
BTW, I have found a (possibly plausible?) reason why matter falling
from the internal edge of the accretion disk, missed and
slingshot-accelerated by the BH, would form near light speed velocity
polar beams: the part of that matter ejected beyond a certain angle
from the polar directions, and-or with insufficient velocity, would
fall back onto the massive and dense accretion disk because of
insufficient vertical component of the ejection velocity.

 ...but the gravitational field is supposed to be radial, not directed toward 
 the
 accretion disk. IOW the polar directions are not vertical, and angle should
 have no bearing. (The word vertical implies parallel with the direction of
 maximum gradient in the gravitational field).
 Regards,

 Robin van Spaandonk [EMAIL PROTECTED]





Re: [Vo]:Black Holes from Newtonian Gravity?

2008-10-11 Thread Robin van Spaandonk
In reply to  Michel Jullian's message of Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:34:39 +0200:
Hi,

I haven't actually worked it out, but I don't even think that the gravitational
field of a massive disc would be perpendicular to the disk, but probably
directed more toward the center, and I suspect exactly at the center.

The gravitational field of the Black Hole itself is indeed radial, but
that of the whole system can be essentially perpendicular to the disk
if the accretion disk's mass is orders of magnitude higher than that
of the Black Hole's, which was my (possibly ludicrous) hypothesis.
There may be other problems with my simplistic suggestion, such as the
fact that it would imply a broader than observed spectrum of
velocities in the jet as pointed out by Horace (whose theory BTW I
can't comment on, having not studied it in any detail for lack of time
and skill)

Michel
[snip]
Regards,

Robin van Spaandonk [EMAIL PROTECTED]



Re: [Vo]:Gel-Power

2008-10-11 Thread R C Macaulay
I'll take whipped cream on mine... laugh at whipped cream.. BUT..think 
again. What happens? What should happen is butter but with sufficent 
air.. the liquid heavy cream becomes structured. This thought leads to a 
fascinating idea for a nano-particle jell for fire supression where the 
liquid is projected toward a fire, it jells on impact thus suppressing 
oxygen and also timed to return to liquid state. A projectile containing a 
liter of this liquid could fill up a 40ft cube with fire suppressant ( 
better than aerogel)
Aim this projectile from a  drone copter at a high rise building window and 
pull the trigger.. shazzaam.. no more question of high rise building 
collapses due to heat.. hmm. come to think of it.. we do not have a 
practical high rise fire fighting system.. let it burn and use the site for 
a memorial.

Richard

The Pollack Lecture made interesting mention of jello as a form of 
structured water.


... hope that taking the suggestion to the next step (in alternative 
energy) does not give you the uncontrollable jiggles, but here it is - 
cough, cough ...  fuel-grade-jello ... aka FGJ


g

Although my first intention here was to add a dash of humor, the fact that 
jello is a form of structured water; and the added fact that there is some 
energy content in structure itself (in the generic sense) may lead one 
to believe that there could be something to it.


Now gelatin is composed of colloidal proteins which form interconnected 
open cross-linked chains in the gel, which is 95% water. The water itself 
becomes structured secondarily into EZ-water from the close contact to the 
proteins and cannot leak out so that indicates that there is some amount 
of structural energy. The structure requires hot water to first denature 
the proteins, after which they reform as a semisolid colloidal suspension. 
Is there a hidden source of energy here, over and above the hot water?


Certainly not if eaten ... as it is a dieters favorite fake-food - but is 
it worth a try to recapture the organizational-energy in a more rapid 
discharge?


I think yes. In fact, if there was available a Graneau type of discharge 
apparatus, I would at least compare the results of a gel, of a given mass, 
to regular water of the identical mass.


Although, in keeping with earlier postings on entropic explosion I 
firmly believe that some energy can be gotten without concomitant heat:


http://www.mail-archive.com/vortex-l@eskimo.com/msg15977.html

Therefore one should look beyond just excess heat to ISP.

... and before Terry has time to traverse the universe of infinite 
improbability on this wild idea - yes, I should add that this concept 
might lead up the Jell-O Brick Road of alternative energy ;-)


Jones








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Re: [Vo]:HiPER Fusion

2008-10-11 Thread R C Macaulay

Howdy Robin,
Some several years back Professor Youds of London website showed a test 
setup that described an experiment using a high speed blower fan that 
inducted air into a cone creating a vortex. He claimed the vortex produced a 
 reverse vortex at the face of the blower fan blade when he used a cup 
shaped enhancer. His claim was the inner reverse vortex produced measurable 
light in the gamma range when the VFD driven motor was running the fan blade 
at 7225 RPM. An all air, no water.

We tried duplicating this experiment with no results.
However, during one of hundreds of tests in water on various configurations 
of high speed distributors, we  were able to produce this elusive inner 
reverse vortex visible in the tank of clear water. This event happened 
during a test at our standard 3450 RPM motor speed.
Set it aside for another day. We suspect this reverse vortex may play a role 
in tornado produced lightning events. It may just be dust drawn into the 
tornado.. but.. we don't know.. like most science.. as Jones often pens.. we 
often spend money and time in reseach of elusive themes when we have so much 
 natural science waiting to study.

Richard

Robin wrote,
In reply to  R C Macaulay's message of Fri, 10 Oct 2008 16:47:43 -0500:
Hi Richard,

Maybe real tornadoes do this when they suck something up with a difference
consistency (e.g. pass over a  pool). If so, then you may not have much luck
recreating the effect with a vortex in pure water.


Howdy Jones,
I have been reading this thread with interest. We believe a vortex
configuration whereas the center funnel can be formed or shaped into  a
series of several hourglass stages, progressively larger toward the top,
may add much. It may be possible to configure these hourglass shapes 
using

magnets. We are working on it but have yet to produce one in the test tank.
A keen observer of vids of tornadoes can occasionally see several of these
hourglasses in the funnel. It is interesting that these particular funnels
are the the one's that create inner funnel lightning. The vids show an
occasional inner lighting effect.
Strange and wonderful stuff.. Fun stuff.
Richard


Jones wrote,

Magnetization might help.

Regards,

Robin van Spaandonk [EMAIL PROTECTED]







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Re: [Vo]:Black Holes from Newtonian Gravity?

2008-10-11 Thread Horace Heffner


On Oct 11, 2008, at 3:17 PM, Robin van Spaandonk wrote:

In reply to  Michel Jullian's message of Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:34:39  
+0200:

Hi,

I haven't actually worked it out, but I don't even think that the  
gravitational
field of a massive disc would be perpendicular to the disk, but  
probably

directed more toward the center, and I suspect exactly at the center.


In close proximity to a mass plane having planar mass density rho the  
gravitational field is given by gravimagnetic theory to be:


   g = a rho/(2 * epsilon_0_g)

where a is a unit vector normal to and directed toward the plane for  
positive rho, away for negative rho, where rho is mass density (say  
in i kg/m^2), and epsilon_0_g is given by:


   epsilon_0_g = 1/(4 Pi G) = 1.192299(31)x109 kg s^2/m^3

as specified on Table 2, on Page 11 of:

http://mtaonline.net/~hheffner/FullGravimag.pdf.

This is because the electric field about an infinite plane of uniform  
charge is given by:


   E = a rho/(2 * epsilon_0)

so it is just a matter of applying the gravimagnetic isomorphism to  
obtain the result.  In both formulations rho includes the sign of  
charge, and in the case of mass also includes the imaginary number i  
= (-1)^(1/2).


So, I think Michel is correct in his assertion with regards to the  
field in the space near the plane resulting from the mass in the  
plane.  GR considerations, like frame dragging from a high mass  
rotating plane, are beyond me.  However, some close enough  
approximations may be had by looking at the gravimagnetics of the  
fields for spinning bodies.  Of course the field of the black hole  
itself has to be superpositioned to get a complete picture.


Beyond this, my theory predicts a massive magnetic field from the  
quark soup of a black hole, even a black hole singularity, if such  
can exist, which is proportional to the mass of the black hole, and  
this field overwhelms gravimagnetic forces for interacting black  
holes or even black holes acting on ionized accretion disks.


Best regards,

Horace Heffner
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/