Bob Greenyer of MFMP has moderated the experiments that you are interested in under the project name "ULTRA". There is a lot of info on Bob's site on this stuff.
Bob's site is as follows: https://remoteview.substack.com/archive?sort=new also see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L-rAQkU1qLc&t=5819s On Fri, Jun 11, 2021 at 4:45 PM Michael Foster <mf...@yahoo.com> wrote: > I'd like to try this myself, but I can find no other reference to the > phenomenon other than yours. By cavitating cleaner do you mean an ordinary > ultrasonic cleaner, or is it something different? How much power is needed? > What size and thickness of foil are used, etc.? > > If the surface of the aluminum fragments is black, it might be just be > finely divided aluminum particles, which if fine enough are black. If, on > the other hand, some transmutation takes place, I'd like to do some > chemical tests. > > > On Tuesday, April 13, 2021, 04:57:48 AM GMT, Axil Axil <janap...@gmail.com> > wrote: > > > *Nobody had ever expected to see quantum effectscoming out of a cavitating > cleaner. But amateur physics experiments performedat home have most likely > done it. This breakthrough in amateur experimentalmethods is so much > unexpected and might open the door to the discovery of howmultiple > dimensions of a quantum system functions. Also this method could formthe > basis of an experimental platform for string theory.* > > *When a static system is doing multipleconcurrent activities, there is a > chance that the system's dimensionalityexceeds that of space time. To my > eye, this multi functionality seems to be thecase with a caveating cleaner > eroding a sheet of aluminum foil.* > > *There is an excellent chance that the cavitatoris producing a Bose > condensate at room temperature. The usual method used toproduce such a > condensate is to lower the temperature of a collection ofspecial atoms to > near absolute zero. The usual method is an experimentrequiring the use of a > $million worth of low temperature equipment.* > > *The cavitating cleaner is producing Bosecondensation by just turning the > unit on. This condensate can be studied inreal time. This process is also > 100% reproducible and these micro basedexperiments can be performed using > real time microscopic inspection methods aswell as high frame rate video > examination. Just turn on the cavitator, and theBose condensates springs to > life.* > > *There are over 70 different kinds and countingof Bose condensates > currently characterized. It is not clear what flavor ofcondensate that is > being generated in the cavitator.* > > *The indications that a Bose condensate is beingformed by the cavitator is > the appearance of a Mexican hat structure impressedinto the aluminum within > a blackened duplex microcavity. The number eightshaped duel cavity begins > its formation as a dipole but when the duel cavity isfully formed, only one > side of the duplex cavity remains active. The otherinactive member of the > dipole is ill formed and stunted. What marks the solitonas active is a > vortex of water that is ongoing inside and above the cavitywhich is > rotating at a fearsome rate. This vortex of water has been observed onvideo > at 120 frames a second but the vortex still looks like an amorphous > cloudeven at 8 millisecond resolution. The direction of rotation and its > violencebecomes apparent when some detritus moves close to the water > vortex. The watervortex looks like a cloud hovering over the aluminum > sombrero as the rotationalrate of the vortex is so very great. The vortex > of water is centered on thecrown of the Mexican hat structure that has been > impressed into the aluminum.* > > *The rotation of water above the condensate in thecavity is extreme. That > rate of rotation is directly proportional to themagnetic field strength of > the vortex tubes projecting out of the soliton. Itmight be possible to > calculate this field strength of the vortex tubes of thecondensate by > determining the rotation rate of the water and correlating thatrotational > rate against the known magnetic strength of a rare earth magnet.Because the > rate of water rotation is so great, a very expensive high ratevideo camera > is required to do this rotational counting, however.* > > *I also see the aluminum foil break apart andfloat in the roiling water > currents atop the surviving duplex structures. Onsome of these fragments, > the Mexican hat structures are still impressed intothe material of the > fragment. On occasion, an active water vortex is stillactive on the surface > of these fragments.* > > *Some of these active fragments remain activeand continue to generate a > water vortex even after the power to the cavitatoris turned off.* > > *Without exception, the duplex structures haveonly one rotating water > vortex ongoing. The other conjoined cavity in theduplex structure is > inactive and its Mexican hat structure is ill formed. Itappears that the > rotating vortex cavity has transferred its energy to thecounter vortex > cavity structure. The direction of water vortex rotation iscounterclockwise > which indicates from the right hand rule that the magneticeffect producing > the water vortex is a North Pole magnetic monopole field.* > > *The color of the surface of the duplex cavityis black except for the > Mexican hat deposition which appears to rise out of thecentered base of the > cavity. The Mexican hat formation has an iridescent jewellike nature, is > now highly magnetic. When a magnet was placed in the water, afragment of > this formation was found to have affixed itself to a magnet placedin the > water. The magnetic particle looks like the central core or crown of oneof > the sombrero structures that has had parts of the brim of the > Sombreromissing. This structure of the fragment has assumed a hexagonal > shape and musthave been formed by a supersolid lattice field.* > > *As the foil is ripped apart, most if not all ofthe resulting aluminum > fragments were coated with some black stuff. Anyposition change of the > fragments did not change the color of these fragments asthey floated and > tumbled in the water currents of the cavitator. This lack ofchange of color > of the fragments prompt me to consider this black color coatingas a > chemical, contaminant, or new elementthat is permanently coating and > affixed to the duplex cavities.* > > *The Mexican hat configuration looks identicalto a petal Bose polariton > condensates which are described in associatedarticles with the petals > located on the rim of the hat and a peak at itscenter.* > > *I noticed unexpectedly that when a blue laserwas used to illuminate one > of the sombreros, the laser light of a spot near thecrown was down shifted > by the active soliton to shine in an intense whiteslightly orange tinted > light.* > > *A bubble of gas is seen to exit the Bosecondensate soliton when the power > to the cavitator is turned off. This bubblemight be matter that is being > carried in the condensate when the condensate isactive. The termination of > the condensate might be releasing the gas upon itstermination. This > activity might be a sign of multi-dimensional activity overand above the > four dimensions of space time is at play.* >
