Van allen radiation belt
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The document introduces the Van Allen radiation belts, which are zones of charged particles trapped by Earth's magnetic field. There are two main belts composed of energetic protons and electrons. Radiation occurs as atoms give off energy through heat and energy transfer. Some questions are raised about whether the belts can be manipulated through electromagnetic waves from experiments. The radiation belts can impact satellite electronics and human crews, so shielding is needed. Removing the belts could help reduce disruptions to communication from plasma. In conclusion, similar radiation belts also exist around other planets like Jupiter.
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More to research:
A.V.Frolov
Alcubierre drive
B. Paddock
C.R.Morton
Dirac holes
Floyd Sweet
G.F.Ignatyev
H.C.Dudley
Henry Wallace
Robert Forward (Antigravity)
Marcel J.J.Pages' French patent 1253902
Otis T. Carr's US patent 2912244
Mark R. Tomion's US patent 6404089
Flanagan's US patent 4743275
Nikola Tesla (Dynamic Theory of Gravity & "Flying Machine")
Orfeo Angelucci: "the disks were powered and controlled by tapping into universal magnetic forces" - (Princeton Plasma Physics Lab, 2018: "Magnetic forces ripple throughout the universe, from the fields surrounding planets to the gasses filling galaxies, and can be launched by a phenomenon called the Biermann battery effect.")
S.M.Poliakov
Victor Schauberger (Repulsine)
Subquantum Kinetics
T.T.Brown (Dielectrics, Winterhaven)
Athanassios A. Nassikas
Robert C. Groll
Jonathan W. Campbell
Rudolf G. Zinsser
Potkletnov
Tampere
Luke Fortune ("100 years of UFO patents") - U.S. patent office "Flying saucers" classification B64C39/001
Paul E. Potter
"Flying Saucer" by Postlinear Entertainment, 1998: "The Gravity Engine powering this craft works by expanding and contracting gravity waves around the Saucer - compression of local gravitational fields for propulsion. The craft is instantly pulled toward the "pockets" of dense gravity the engine creates."
Fields of interest:
Electrohydrodynamics
Magnetohydrodynamics
Fluid Dynamics
Electrochemistry
Vortical Implosion
Electrokinetics (Tesla & T.T. Brown)
Electrogravitics (John Searl)
Plasma Propulsion Physics (D.A. Frank-Kamenetskii)
Scalar waves
Torsion fields
Tesla shields
Myths:
Philadelphia Experiment
Project Pegasus
Kronos Project
Montauk Project
Dulce Base
The Nazi Bell & Nazi flying saucers (Vril/Haunebu)
TR-3B (Rotating Mercury-based Plasma)
Lockheed's "Fluxliner" or "Alien Reproduction Vehicle"
Vimāna of Hinduism
Patent list:
US patents by Thomas Townsend Brown:
1974483 - Electrostatic Motor
2207576 - Electric Precipitation Method (Air Cleaner-Pump)
2417347 - Vibration Damper
2949550 - Electrokinetic Apparatus
3018394 - Electrokinetic Transducer
3022430 - Electrokinetic Generator
3187206 - Electrokinetic Apparatus
3196296 - Electric Generator
3267860 - Electrohydrodynamic Fluid Pump
3296491 - Method and Apparatus for Producing Ions & Aerosols
3518462 - Fluid Flow Control System
British Patents:
300311 - Method and Apparatus for Producing Force or Motion
US patents by Agnew H. Bahnson Jr:
2958790, 3223038, 3227901, 3263102 - Electrical Thrust Producing Device
US patents by James F. King Jr:
3322374 - Magnetohydrodynamic Propulsion Apparatus
Conclusion: The gold must be separated from the excrement. "Disclosure" is an Anti-Christ (materialist) fraud. Most (black-eyed) aliens ARE extremely evil demons with very few exceptions (Orfeo's nordics for example). God (the love that kills ego) is the only truth that sets you free.
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