Re: [EVGRAY] Re: 15007823.pdf

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Ole,

Troy was a freak very sad I hope he was not murdered.


On 7/7/2018 4:13 PM, [email protected] [EVGRAY] wrote:
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> Hi Norman,
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> Big toys like electron synchrotrons?
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> https://wiki2.org/en/Synchrotron_light_source
> https://wiki2.org/en/Synchrotron_radiation
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> Or what do we want this high voltage acceleration for which is
> explained in this video:
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> "Free Electron Lasers ...or why we need 17 billion Volts to make a
> picture." (https://media.ccc.de/v/34c3-8832-free_electron_lasers)
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> The higher the voltage the greater is the frequency of the radiation
> which gives finer details of the sample being radiated.
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> This is very expensive equipment. I wonder how high acceleration
> voltage a Tesla type of open air electron gun can take. The old CRT
> screens have a thick lead glass front to prevent too much x-ray
> radiation hitting the viewers. The problem is the repair man when
> sitting behind the screen and adjusting a CRT TV-set. This is where
> the highest amount of x-rays are. Also Tesla talked about generating
> cosmic radiation that could charge capacitors at a distance. Today
> this ionizing radiation is considered harmful. Even people like
> dentists frequently using ionizing radiation has to take precautions.
> Thus be careful when working with high voltage acceleration. When the
> particles hit something hard the deceleration causes radiation. Soft
> x-rays starts somewhere above 20 kV.
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> The researchers should reinvent the Nemescope. The Nemescope used
> heterodyne technology like in radio technology to bring down the
> frequencies into the optical range which can be seen by human eyes.
> This is just a single octave. Canadian inventor Troy Hurtubise
> <https://wiki2.org/en/Troy_Hurtubise> (died last month) also shifted
> the frequency range from something being able to penetrate a few
> meters of earth into the optical range. The amazing thing was that his
> radiation source (Angel light and God light) was extremely efficient
> as it was driven from a standard house socket. A normal accelerator
> would require MW or GW of power or even more to accomplish this.
> Hurtubise used optically nonlinear gases to shift the frequency into
> that penetrating range and for downshifting it again for viewing with
> human eyes. Again use proper protection from the radiation. Tesla
> found that carbon didn't cause as harmful radiation as harder
> materials when accelerating/decelerating particles in vacuum globes.
> Did they even know how big a dose of radiation was harmful back then?
> They didn't have the technology to observe changes in genes and had to
> wait for cancer or changes in their next generation before becoming
> aware of the hazards.
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> Regards
> Ole
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> ---In [email protected], <nwootan@...> wrote :
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> Ole! The big boys work with negative ions
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