neutron detectors in the antarctic ice sheet

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neutrino detectors in the antarctic ice sheet

On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 4:44 PM Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote:

> No, I stated 1 million GeV correctly.
>
> See
> http://restframe.com/downloads/tachyon_monopoles.pdf
>
> I beleive what Keith Fredericks is seeing is an analoge tackyon as
> characterized as a quasiparticle. It is actually a molecule of ultra dense
> matter that can host a superconductive condensate of polaritons.
>
> This quasiparticle is a monopole and can store a huge amount of energy.
>
> Many seemingly impossible observations in science might be explained by
> LENR. Here is one that  might be one that could be explained by this
> monopole quasiparticle.
>
>
> https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/09/oddball-particles-tunneling-through-earth-could-point-new-physics
>
> Oddball particles tunneling through Earth could point to new physics
> By Adrian Cho Sep. 27, 2018
>
> Are these ultra high energy particles being produced by the LENR reaction
> on the surface or just  inside the earth?
>
> We might consider that these high energy particle bursts are coming from
> the surface of the earth or just inside it. Only particle reactions
> involving ultra dense matter might store enough power to generate these
> powerful and yet unexplained particle showers.
>
> The reference article estimates that the energy produced in the particle
> shower.
>
> However, the showers’ large sizes show that the particles must have had
> energies in excess of 0.5 exa-electron volts—70,000 times higher than the
> energy achieved with the most powerful particle accelerator.
>
> This amount of energy released as stated in the article is 10^18 ev. A
> million GeV would come to 10^15 Ev. This large amount of energy release
> needs to be explained in terms of possible LENR reactions. This large
> amount of energy store might be explained in terms of the energy content
> released in the tracks of strange radiation that has been detected in
> numerous LENR experiments.
>
> Keith Fredericks has calculated the energy released by monopole based
> strange radiation that Keith has produced and also by other researchers
> included in the studies of Urutskoev, et.al, Ivoilov, Rodionov and
> Savvatimova, Priem et.al and Bardout et.al, Lochak, and Adamenko and
> Vysotskii. More recently, this type of particle track has also been seen by
> both MFMP and LION. LION has posted that he has seen a macro sized particle
> visible with his unaided eyes as a black body moving across a bright nickel
> surface. The more energy that these quaiparticles store, the bigger they
> get. And the really big ones can be seen with the unaided eyes.
>
>
> Using the photographic analysis method that Keith Fredericks explains in
> his paper as referenced above, Keith estimates the tracks were produced by
> a strange particle whose energy content reached the maximum energy
> (m'(eV/c2)) listed in table 7 of 4.6 x 10^15 electron volts.
>
> Keith Fredericks also states that strange particles have been detected in
> entangled bundles of many identically moving particles. The total energy
> content of these particle bundles is simply the sum of the individual
> energy content of each of these particles that are members of the entangled
> bundle aggregation.
>
> To reach 10^18 ev, an entangled  particle bundle of 10^3 particles each of
> which carries and energy of 10^15 ev would need to be annihilated to
> produce the total energy observed in the polar energy burst.
>
> If the entire particle bundle is annihilated simultaneously in one
> instant, the particle shower that this released energy would produce might
> equal the observed energy production of the particle shower.
>
> It seems impossible that a single high energy particle from space can
> tunnel through the entire bulk of the earth without being annihilated and
> defused by the immense amount of matter it would need to pass through.
> What is reasonable to expect is that the huge particle shower must have
> been generated on the surface of the earth directly under the detection
> antenna and the neutron detectors in the antarctic ice sheet. A entangled
> cluster of ultra dense matter produced by some natural method like a
> volcano seems a likely candidate to explain this mystery.
>
> By the way, Mark LeClair observed a quasiparticle(water crystal) produced
> by cavitation that excavated a spiral trench in a copper rod that extended
> for 2 meters. The amount of stored power it would take to dig such a trench
> is truly huge.
>
>
> On Sat, Oct 13, 2018 at 3:43 PM <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> In reply to  Axil Axil's message of Fri, 12 Oct 2018 15:12:31 -0400:
>> Hi,
>> [snip]
>> >Please look at this document from L.I. URUTSKOEV who coined the term
>> >"Strange Radiation"
>> >
>> >
>> http://disq.us/url?url=http%3A%2F%2Faflb.ensmp.fr%2FAFLB-297%2Faflb297m330.pdf%3A3YRq8EiVHq9VyTnY_19ahXnNf5A&cuid=2168707
>> >
>> >page 1160 part 4
>> >
>> >"Rather surprising is the mere fact of recording radiation at the
>> distance
>> >of 1 to 2 m from the setup. Indeed, the radiation had to emerge from the
>> >setup, pass through the air and penetrate two layers of black paper
>> wrapped
>> >around the detectors. It is clear that a charged particle would not
>> travel
>> >this distance. The other remarkable fact is that the particle energy
>> >estimated from the blackening area under the assumption of Coulomb
>> >interaction equals E ~700 MeV. However, in this case, ?-electrons, or a
>> >“hairy leg,” as nuclear physicists would say, should be observed.
>> However,
>> >it can be seen from the Figures that the “leg” is “shaven”, that is, no
>> >?-electrons are involved."
>> >
>> >700MeV AFTER it has come out of device, travelled 1-2m in air and
>> >penetrated 2 layers of black paper!
>> >
>> >
>> >Strange radiation has been shown to carry energy beyond 1 million GeV.
>>
>> I suspect that's a typo. Did you mean 1 GeV?
>>
>> 700 MeV < mass of a proton or neutron. Perhaps an energetic muon from
>> decay of a
>> Baryon?
>>
>>
>> >without demonstrating any electrical charge. Such a energy storage
>> >mechanism must be formed from a cluster of atoms rather than just sub
>> >atomic particles such as  neutrons.
>> Regards,
>>
>>
>> Robin van Spaandonk
>>
>> local asymmetry = temporary success
>>
>>

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