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November 28 2001 at 3:05 AM
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I first became interested in the USAF's experiments with plasma applications for the purposes of advanced propulsion and visual invisibility when the DOD and the DOE disclosed their plans for the aerial spraying of Salt Lake City with sulfur hexfluoride (SF6) last year. SF6, as it turns out, was used in these advanced plasma applications being developed by the United States Air Force. The following link provides an abbreviated archive of the original thread documenting this aerial spray program;

http://pub8.ezboard.com/fchemtrailsmilitaryprojectsresearch.showMessage?topicID=50.topic

I became further convinced of the relevance of this connection when I observed a chemplane literally vanish right before my eyes only a few months later. It certainly appeared that an unconventional technology was at work in the sky above.

When Eyesopen showed me the video of a chemtrailing jet becoming engulfed by a fluorescent blue light, I renewed my efforts in researching plasma and was astounded by what I had discovered; The US was spending astronomical amounts of money developing military plasma applications that included;

1) Plasma propulsion systems

2) Plasma shields for aircraft

3) Plasma beam weapons for aircraft

4) Plasma-based cloaking solutions for aircraft

Further investigation revealed that these applications would produce an effect quite similar to what is observed in the video shot by Eyesopen. This video is available for download on the main page of Megasprayer News, not surprisingly, in the 'video' section.

Throughout the course of this thread, we shall attempt to gather documentation of these advanced plasma applications and clarify the connection between plasma, advanced electro-magnetic theory and the ultra-persistent 'contrails' whose sudden appearance has been observed and documented over the course of the last 3-4 years.

 
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Plasma interests....

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November 28 2001, 8:37 PM 

Chem, The 2 areas that interest me the most in reference to Plasmas are the "sheilding" aspects and possible "cloaking" also. I plan to dig much deeper in reference to those two specific areas. The reasons....I have felt a "tie-in" between ufos and plasma for quite a while...just from my own observations and sightings...especially night-time visuals....though, I had a very stunning daytime visual at low altitude where 2 craft hovered for about 5 minutes, arose slightly, banked at exactly a 45 degree angle and totally disappeared!! "Cloaked" somehow, I feel, as I could still "sense" they were in the proximity. Night time visuals have had some ufos appear to be surrounded or "sheilded" by very bright, fuzzy kind of lighting, encompassing the entire craft...I have wondered about some type of Plasma shielding in reference to that affect and will delve more into those areas of possible plasma use. Very interesing indeed. Will get back to you...gotta dig through more of my stuff...I'm pretty good at research, but not too good at organizing and filing and all. ^j^ ^j^ Joanne

 
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Getting organized

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November 28 2001, 11:11 PM 

Cloaking and shielding are a great place to start. I apologize if some folks have seen some the following material previously; some of it was posted on the now defunct Neutral Zone at Chemtrail Central and some of it was posted on Clifford Carnicom's forum. In any case, I'd like to tie the research together somewhere that is accessible and not in any danger of falling off the board.

Here we go...


 
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Invulnerable and Invisible

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November 28 2001, 11:17 PM 

The U.S. Air Force allocates some $10 million a year for research geared toward satellite protection. Of that amount, $2 million is dedicated to low-temperature plasma studies...

Poke a finger inside Laroussi’s tabletop plasma-generating apparatus and all you’ll get from the bluish, pilot-light-like ionized gas is a slight tingle. But the harmless sensation is misleading, since it doesn’t give a complete picture of plasma’s power. Depending on how a plasma is "tuned," or how it is made more dense by increasing its frequency, it could ward off microwave bursts and discharges from ground-based, energized sources of potential damage and disruption.

Swirling in and around one another, a plasma’s charged particles interact constantly, giving rise to localized attractions or repulsions. External energy splashing against the plasma --- say, from a potentially disabling, concentrated burst of microwaves, or perhaps even from certain varieties of particle-beam weapons fired from military bases on Earth -- could be caught up within the plasma’s complex electromagnetic fields to be dissipated completely or deflected into space.

"In theory, a plasma could deflect a particle beam or laser attack," Laroussi says. "It depends on what you’re shooting at it and how high you can tune the plasma frequency. That doesn’t mean it’s easy or practically achievable, particularly with a cold plasma. It’s a tough requirement to meet at present."

Cloaking mirrors

A nearer-term application is cloaking. With the proper adjustments, a plasma can be made into a kind of energy mirror, reflecting back or away incoming electromagnetic waves, such as those emitted from ground-based radars. In essence, any spacecraft outfitted with this kind of plasma field would be completely cloaked from the probing attentions of radar operators.

"The idea is to deflect or absorb the energy completely," Laroussi said. "If you absorb the energy --- completely dissipating it within the plasma --- the radar doesn’t see anything. Nothing reflects back."

Less immediately space-like, but no less practical, are biological applications. Cold plasmas allow for rapid decontamination of clothing, equipment or personal gear. In disrupting the integrity of cell membranes, the plasmas appear to offer a rapid, simple and inexpensive means of destroying even the hardiest bacterial spores. At present, sterilization time can run hours; use of a cold plasma could sanitize in mere minutes.

http://www.space.com/businesstechnology/technology/cold_plasma_000724.html

 
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The TR-3B

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November 29 2001, 9:27 PM 

I have been reading about the USAF project that I am sure "they" are like proud poppas about...passing out cigars, even...the TR-3B and its gravity warping technology. It is the "secret" bouncing baby, (new nuclear powered aeorospace craft.) Chem, the propulsion system fits right in with your interests and you probably know all about it. Any "newbies" may find it very interesting!++++It is a "triangular shaped" craft, with what is called a Magnetic Field Disrupter. The plasma aspect of it is mercury based,(heavy ions)....dense material. This type of material is needed when traveling at relativistic speeds. This craft "has" to be triangular in shape as it needs 3 thrusters to be stable. The thrusters have to be located outside of the plasma ring. The Magnetic Field Disrupter I mentioned is an accelerator ring filled with plasma. When the atmosphere and pressures are increased to un-believable amounts, pressures, degrees, and accelerations, a super-conductive plasma is created hence, the resulting gravity disruption. The disruption causes the craft to be very light. I am trying to keep rersearching on the TR-3B, but the most knowledgable person I know in reference to the craft, is IZAKOVIC, at DS4. http://www.deepspace4.com J. ^j^

 
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