booNyzarC, on 12 June 2011 - 09:11 PM, said:
Hiya again bee. I think that you may be misinterpreting my intention.
just coming back to this....perhaps I was.....and sorry if I was a little spikey in my
previous replies to your second post on this thread....
anyone presenting evidence here has to brace themselves for the inevitable, and this
can create a 'defensive' response....and we all know what the best form of defence is...
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So I watched his videos on
youtube, looked over his website(s), read
one of his papers, watched a 45 minute long google video (
here), and looked into a few more references that I could find (
example).
The end result so far... I'm not quite sure what to make of his claims at this point. Most of it seems far fetched, but I suppose that would be expected if he truly has made a
new discovery of some kind. The biggest concern I still have is his apparent lack of follow-through and actual demonstration of the technologies.
in that last link.....this blew me away...
http://www.associate...ehran_keshe.htm
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Mehran Keshe
Mehran Tavakoli Keshe is a nuclear engineer involved with plasma reactors which are designed in analogy with cosmology. He postulates that the known inner core of Earth encapsulates a smaller hollow space of about 8 km diameter. This small center is filled with hydrogen, helium and other elements, and its acts like a semi-nuclear reactor. This reactor generates a proper magnetic field. This first magnetic field is superimposed by the second magnetic field which is created by convection. Similar to this approach Marvin Herndon, a US geophysicist, postulates a georeactor in the center of Earth, but filled with heavy radioactive elements. Keshe refers however to the solar system where the majority of the lightest elements, hydrogen and helium, are positioned in the center, in the Sun.
While this theory is not confirmed by the academic world, Keshe states that by applying his theoretical concepts in reactor prototypes he generates voltage and current, and is able to create graphene at room temperature and ambient pressure.
This makes so much sense....and although I know you have an aversion to dot-joining...
I'm very taken with what Keshe is saying. I have long thought that somehow space travel...
and just interdimensional travel (without a vehicle)...was going to involve going DOWN into the earth, not UP into
space....that anyone traveling what appears to be vast distances..would need to depart and/or arrive
in the earth's centre. Then the distance isn't like it is on the 'outside'....it's possibly instantaneous
or near to instantaneous.
The centre of earth being like a magnetic 'cenral station' linking to all the other Central Stations (elsewhere) and
also to the double magnetic fields around the Earth, that create gravitational effects.
I'm thinking of all the stories of the Underworld. And of the Ancient Egyptian
Duat.
Also the 'hollow earth' theories. I'm thinking that the smallish space postulated by Keshe
in the centre of the earth...could go some way to explain the Hollow Earth stuff.
An area where time and space is different to on the 'outside' and that can open up in a
Doctor Who's Tardis kinda way. A world within a world??
ramble over...