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Originally posted by n120by60w
Originally posted by NightVision
reply to post by n120by60w
I'm really not sure if the ground over there is Gypsum, Sand, Clay, or dirt. But I could get a sample quit easily. I would naturally assume that certain areas of the fmr. base have diff. chemical traces in them due to the diff. types of testing that went on there. May ask why u want a sample and what u intend to do with it?
I tried to work with Mufon in the 80's when I discovered this.
I tried to have the local investigator in Readosa MN get a soil sample off a horse racing Ruidoso Downs.
I know for a fact that the horse track used this treated sand to control water.
The Racers can control what they call Muders.
Large Hoved Houses on a wet track.
U of Michigan also uses it to control water under its foot ball field.
Management can manipulate the moisture level of the soil.
If they are playing someone that changes direction or sprints well.
Then they can increase the moisture level slightly and wala its a little more slippery when you pivot to change direction.
I wanted to get these soil samples before it got out why we were doing it.
The New Mexico investigator blew me off.
I wanted a sample so I could build a presentation model for investigation of of Alien Underground Bases.
I personally have seen a Alien Black Tube style Craft Raise from Gypsum.
And I have score to settle with those Bastards.....
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Originally posted by geo1066
Originally posted by n120by60w
Originally posted by NightVision
reply to post by n120by60w
I'm really not sure if the ground over there is Gypsum, Sand, Clay, or dirt. But I could get a sample quit easily. I would naturally assume that certain areas of the fmr. base have diff. chemical traces in them due to the diff. types of testing that went on there. May ask why u want a sample and what u intend to do with it?
I tried to work with Mufon in the 80's when I discovered this.
I tried to have the local investigator in Readosa MN get a soil sample off a horse racing Ruidoso Downs.
I know for a fact that the horse track used this treated sand to control water.
The Racers can control what they call Muders.
Large Hoved Houses on a wet track.
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I wanted to get these soil samples before it got out why we were doing it.
The New Mexico investigator blew me off.
I wanted a sample so I could build a presentation model for investigation of of Alien Underground Bases.
I personally have seen a Alien Black Tube style Craft Raise from Gypsum.
And I have score to settle with those Bastards.....
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N120by60w- I live here in the 'Downs'. All I know is our racetrack is a sand track. ---
Last year we had major flooding in July that washed away the track. They had it redone within a week so as to not disrupt the season. They just use the local sand. Being in construction, I can tell you what's in the sand. It has a very high concentration of crushed quartz. Also there is a significant amount of caleche(gypsum) and some clay. Alot of sands will also have an amount of iron in them also.
'White Sands', which is nothing but gypsum sand dunes is about 80 miles away driving. If you look on GoogleEarth just look for the big 'white spot' right below the big 'black spot'(lava fields) in central New Mexico. Also the 'gypsum sands' is home to Holloman AFB and White Sands Missle Range.
As far as a secret recipe to our track's sands. Nothing here.
[edit on 28-4-2009 by geo1066]
Originally posted by n120by60w
Originally posted by NightVision
reply to post by n120by60w
I'm really not sure if the ground over there is Gypsum, Sand, Clay, or dirt. But I could get a sample quit easily. I would naturally assume that certain areas of the fmr. base have diff. chemical traces in them due to the diff. types of testing that went on there. May ask why u want a sample and what u intend to do with it?
If you suspect that an underground structure that may have hidden enterances.
Sand & even better Gypson can be used to for cover.
If this is a real concern & you believe you have a good location of the enterance.
Get a soil sample if it is sand.
Get a microscope.
Simply look at the sand partials.
Hmmmm
Do they seem to have a coating.
If present it is most likely a clear coating.
A clear coating prevents clumping and allows water moisture to be controlled from below.
Dry Sand Or dry Gypsum becomes all but a liquid when vibrated at specific frequency's.
Entire Buildings/Runways/Small or Large Entrances can be raised or lowered threw the dry sand medium as if it were water.
Gypsum actually might act as a lubricant.
Rub it between your fingers.
Any assistance you need just ask.
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Originally posted by Dnevnoi
The vibrations required for such a movement of matter downwards or even upwards would require massive seismic vibrations in WET sands and silts. This region would have a well recorded history of regular earthquakes occurring. Even more so using gypsum, a water soluble mineral, as a cover for a hidden door would be foiled by a passing rainstorm.
A hydrophobic coating would thus make the gypsum (which would dissolve in water anyways) and sand repel water from clinging onto the surface but would not aid the allowance for matter to pass through. The moisture cannot be controlled from below, if there was any way to control the water level, you would either contribute to an aquifer or create a lake.
You may collect the corpse of your theory now that I have shot it up.
Originally posted by geo1066
reply to post by n120by60w
Looking at the different sand types, which kind were you interested in?