 Originally posted by Larry717
There is a timely and valuable resource that discusses most of the known theories about teleportation. The Philadelphia Experiment might be described
by one of these.
Title:
Teleportation Physics Study
by Eric Davis
August 2004
Air Force Research Lab
Edwards AFB
A friend of mine gave it to me on cd. It is a .pdf file of over 1meg. It is not
for the beginning physics student. But anyone can read between the lines
and still get excited!
Perhaps a search on Google will turn up a site that has the file?
Larry
The Teleportation Physics Study is quite easy to
Google.
1.1 Introduction
The concept of teleportation was originally developed during the Golden Age of 20th century science fiction literature by writers in need of a form of
instantaneous disembodied transportation technology to support the plots of their stories. Teleportation has appeared in such SciFi literature
classics as Algis Budry’s Rogue Moon (Gold Medal Books, 1960), A. E. van Vogt’s World of Null-A (Astounding Science Fiction, August 1945), and
George Langelaan’s The Fly (Playboy Magazine, June 1957). The Playboy Magazine short story led to a cottage industry of popular films decrying the
horrors of scientific technology that exceeded mankind’s wisdom: The Fly (1958), Return of the Fly (1959), Curse of the Fly (1965), The Fly (a 1986
remake), and The Fly II (1989). The teleportation concept has also appeared in episodes of popular television SciFi anthology series such as The
Twilight Zone and The Outer Limits. But the most widely recognized pop-culture awareness of the teleportation concept began with the numerous Star
Trek television and theatrical movie series of the past 39 years (beginning in 1964 with the first TV series pilot episode, The Cage), which are now
an international entertainment and product franchise that was originally spawned by the late genius television writer-producer Gene Roddenberry.
Comment: You must avoid teleporting with little critters mixing with your source and end points in the teleport. This is highly advisable. A
recommended strong bug zapper and fly paper in the laboratory offers greater odds from becoming "The Fly III." Have some large fly paper available
to catch yourself on the other side as necessary.
Star Trek took the science fiction outlook to new levels by introducing to an otherwise brain dead public some big words such as "Heisenberg
compensators." A new generation of physicists surely is arriving from younsters who looked this up. Of course people advocating a return to being
brain dead usually mock others who watch Star Trek, saying "get a life." Hey just join the Air Force Team even as a civilian researcher so you can
write such papers as above. Now that's living.
Make sure you have at least Adobe Reader installed to download and read the file of course.
[edit on 25-3-2006 by SkipShipman]
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The Tesla egg was able to levitate using a copper egg/electric coil configuration - this was witnessed by several hundreds at the World's Fair. The
natural progression of this "anti-gravity" experiment would be to also include manipulation of magnetic forces which would lead to light and
space/time effects. The progress made since Tesla and Einstein's original thoughts can only be dreamed about by most of us. I am sure the
government has tried to use this science since then for whatever purposes they deem important.
I had a question with regard to the ships construction and the manner in which it was wrapped with "degaussing coils." If this ship in saltwater
had a "rod" of some type running the length of the ship,generators at either end - is this ship now very much like a battery? Is it possible the
entire bay and ship together acted like a large powerful battery in addition to the magnetic properties imparted the ship by the experimental design?
Could this have lead to a more powerful shifting of electrons than the study models had predicted - causing the actual atomic structure of the shift
to spread or soften(manipulation of the quantum foam). This may be why sailors "melded" with the ship?
Teleportation with control is the key - was the ship sent like a TV signal to a "receiver" in VA - maybe...
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Get Beyond the Introduction!
SkipShipman quoted part of the introduction to the teleportation paper I mentioned. As many are aware there is an introduction, body and conclusion to
most papers. Any interested party should download the entire paper.
As for scientists illustrating their concepts with science fiction both M. Kaku and Kip Thorne have done so.
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More on the distance formula
If a DC bias is applied to a solenoid that contains ferromagnetic matter inside it, the material becomes magnetized. Initially, in the process of
magnetization, the electrons (also called spins or magnetic moments) precess in a decaying orbit about the longitudinal (z-axis) of the material. The
designation spin is another way of saying angular momentum.
If the DC bias varies in magnitude then the precession decays and expands maintaining a roughly average orbit about the z-axis. The average orbit of
the magnetization vector describes a cone (the precession cone).
The nucleus is not involved in the resonance. For iron, two electrons per atom are mobilized. With the enormous number of atoms in a sample the
magnetic field can be large. In the case of iron, the saturation magnetization, Bs, is about 2 Tesla. No higher field can be obtained in or around
the
material.
The precession frequency for a 1 Tesla field is in the billions of radians per second. This is the most significant aspect of ferromagnetic resonance.
However, friction generated in the resonance process prevents the resonance from reaching an infinite value.
The solenoid and core could be the seed from which a wormhole grows. --See Adams, Above Top Secret, The Philadelphia Project.
One goal of creating a wormhole is to shorten the distance between two locations. The quantities below indicate how the distance would shrink. Since
the 3 dimensional distance between two locations remains constant, it is the 4 dimensional distance that can be manipulated.
4d dist = sqrt((ct)^2 - x^2) [1]
where c is the speed of light, t is time, and x is the 3d dist.
The equation above has been called the 4d dist by Gamow, the space-time interval by Minkowski, the distance through a wormhole (Adams) and the
teleportation equation (Adams, Above Top Secret, op. cit.)
To make practical use of the equation above, it must be transformed.
4d dist = sqrt(c^2 ((Tf)^2 - (To)^2)) [2]
Moore estimates that the disappearance of the ship took a few seconds. To =3. If the actual time, Tf, was also 3 seconds, then the 4d dist goes to
zero and the origination and destination become instantly connected.
The intermediate steps transforming [1] to [2] are not difficult. They are left as an exercise for the interested reader.
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reply to post by AboveTopSecret.com
When I was in high school I remember seeing a black and white film that showed Einstein doing an experiment for the military with a little boat on a
stand and in the film he made the boat disappear and then reappear. I was under the impression that it was this experiment that led to the military
doing a full sized boat with only animals on it...this led to the same things animals fuzed in to metal of the boat..some animals dead, some gone and
some that seemed normal. It was after this experiment that they tried it on the Eldridge. Has anyone else seen this black and white film of
Einstien? Has anyone else heard of the previous experiment? It was back in the late 70's that I had seen the film and then researched the Eldridge
thing...this is the "information age" but to tell you the truth pre-internet late 70's there was a lot more information out there if you just went
looking.
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elavation is the key to resonance
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Look below the water..... in the soil
(Magnetic)
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