Tom Ring wrote:
Art Unwin wrote:
Another prediction
Particles are known to collect in bunches where the bunch contains
three basic electrons
bound together by the force of colour which is known to be very strong
Ofcourse not all
of the particles bunch together as previously stated. When the color
bound bunch of electrons
come into contact with a strong magnetic field, the strongest being at
the poles the electons are torn apart releasing
the binding energy in a aurora that spreads for thousands of miles. In
the case of a lazer on can imagine that that same particle
is similar to others but with the vestiges of color and we know that
the energy emmitted dose not fan out giving strength to my antenna
which also
gravitate to a non spreading relation ship.
And it goes on and on and..
Art
WTF?
tom
K0TAR
Tom
It's somewhat like this I think:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...80462773187994
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