Renewable Energy and Green Ideas

The Norway Spiral was also a Canadian phenomenon and our Gwandau Team reported same to our forum as it happened.

This is a roundup of that event.

Earth’s new microwave blanket.

Actually this is a view of the background microwaves in our galaxy.  Earth’s microwave blanket might be more intense.

“Susan Clarke, a former research consultant to the Harvard School of Public Health, said WiFi emits microwave radiation at the same frequency as that of a microwave oven”

Would that be with the oven door open or closed.  The microwave dilemma extends to wireless cable tv not served by coaxial, tv feeding microwave signals, and who knows what else.

The whole scene is looking bad but at the same time, no one is willing to give up their cell phones.

More on Susan’s wifi story:  the sick story from microwaves

The above is not an isolated instance.  Science argues the negative on mobile phones and experiments with microwave ovens but right now, commerce is winning.

Looks like an opportunity for electrogravitics communications.

TT Brown, where are you when we need you.  He died in 1985.

But surely his work lives on.

This is the Dhammakaya Temple located in Thailand about an hour’s drive from Bangkok.  To imagine the scale note the people in the foreground.

I was in touch with a monk from this temple who just laughed when I said it looked like a flying saucer.

Currently I am expending energy ridding us of heavy spam but more important things are afoot, like the sun which just expelled a big one straight at the earth.  Bang Zoom, to the moon, Alice.  Has anyone heard of damage?  So far, the northern and southern lights seem to be playing this out by dancing furiously in the sky.  By damage I mean no electricity.  So far we’re good.  Ah, yes, the sun, the orb in the shadows, the real cause of global warming.

Charles Watson is a man who has the answer to the electric car dilemma.  His answer solves the battery problem now and in the future.  With the Watson magnet motor, the device merely keeps the battery charged like an alternator but different.  The battery does the work for the life of the battery.  No recharge necessary and the WMM also solves the problem of range.  There is no more range unless you want to count in years or breakdowns.

There’s more but for now that’s all I’ve got.  Except of course the quest for gravity control.  It just keeps looking more doable all the time, whoever does it or is doing it.  The work continues on the field frequency modulator but enthusiasm is running ahead of physical progress.  The Gwandau Team cautions us to proceed carefully and is working on the field frequency reader, that which will help show the way to right frequencies and guide us away from wrong frequencies which wouldn’t be good as in possible kaboom.

And, aside from surf, wind, biofuel and solar, that’s really all I’ve got.  For now.

This 1999 production covers a great amount of ground in 49 minutes and includes some facts you may not know or have forgotten.  Although eleven years old it seems quite up to date.  Well produced, and the host, Dean Stockwell was my favorite child star.

In 1999, this historical documentary perched us on the edge of gravity control.  Eleven years later we continue to seek the change that would enlighten us.