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reply posted on 30-12-2011 @ 07:11 PM by RussianScientists
One of your scientific technologies was not discovered in 2011, it was discovered in about 2004 by myself, and I have one or more videos showing what its like looking through walls with x-ray vision in videos dated 2009. MIT did not discover x-ray vision; I did, and years before they did. www.youtube.com...

As a matter of fact I have old e-mails talking about it with a physics proffessor at MIT at least a year or more before they supposedly discovered it and told everyone they discovered it. Further more, I believe that I told about it here on ATS way before that.

So... MIT didn't discover x-ray vision in 2011 as some people are lead to believe. As a matter of fact, their x-ray vision is junk compared to my x-ray vision system. I can look through hills and mountains, and deep into the earth to see stuff with my x-ray vision. I have found tunnels in the ground hundreds of yards in the distance with my x-ray vision system, and that was about 2005 when I was looking at caves and tunnels from any angle, deep into the earth. Cave and tunnels are outlined perfectly from any angle, distance detectable depends on what lense magnification you are using.

A six foot tall tunnel about 3 feet wide was first discovered from approximately 200 yards distance without any magnification; that is how good my x-ray vision system is. Full sized beer and pop cans that aren't crumpled are detectable deep in the ground to approximately 120 feet from any angle with 10x magnification lenses.

MIT has a piece of junk.


reply posted on 30-12-2011 @ 08:00 PM by NeoVain
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That youtube you posted was for some guy pointing at a whiteboard and writing some stuff about detecting earthquakes before they happen, i suspect you got the wrong link there. And other than that i see no attempts of proving what you are saying in your post (although i don´t doubt it). But please provide some proof of your x-ray machine so we know what you say is true. I find it mildly interesting at least.



reply posted on 30-12-2011 @ 09:28 PM by Connector
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Well they're not "mine", but a site I stumbled across and thought it was interesting to see some of the major scientific achievements for 2011 grouped together. We all hear about major discoveries every couple of weeks and tend to forget the one preceding. I think this was a banner year following our exponential growth over the past decade or 3.

If what you are claiming is true, many here would love to see your research. And if you're stating truth, I'd be talking to my lawyers for intellectual property, patent theft,etc

One of my favs was "Neuroscientists reconstruct the movies in your mind".....that truly is wonderful and frightening at the same time.


reply posted on 31-12-2011 @ 04:43 AM by RussianScientists
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What I wrote about is true, its in one or more of those videos; which video(s) I'm not sure, but I know they are in the videos where there is lots of vegetation right behind me, and those would be the later videos somewhere around video number 17 or so if I remember right. Otherwise, I'm sure I posted it here on ATS many times before 2011 in different threads.


reply posted on 31-12-2011 @ 05:28 AM by broli
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No there's not a single video like the one you described on that channel. Are you sure they are not private or non public. Could you share a direct link to the video perhaps?


reply posted on 31-12-2011 @ 02:11 PM by Connector
Originally posted by RussianScientists
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What I wrote about is true, its in one or more of those videos; which video(s) I'm not sure, but I know they are in the videos where there is lots of vegetation right behind me, and those would be the later videos somewhere around video number 17 or so if I remember right. Otherwise, I'm sure I posted it here on ATS many times before 2011 in different threads.


This is ATS.....you must back up your claim, not us searching, to do so for you. Anyone who made such a discovery would be frothing at the mouth to show other people and would have tons of information to back up such a claim.

Why didn't you patent it and why aren't currently suing MIT? I call BS.....
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