National Security Secrets
#22. An oscillating current to static electric field cycle can be used to effectively create a live gas spectrometer using the air from a home or building.
The cycle being referred to kicks into gear when an oscillating current is introduced to an environment filled with man or woman-made things. It consists of a feedback loop:
- An oscillating current transfers it's energy to certain types of objects in it's path as vibrational energy - typically in the infrasound and audible sound ranges.
- When vibrational energy is introduced where 2 objects of different composition are in contact with each other, a static electric field is generated - it's the triboelectric effect producing static electricity.
- Anything conductive and surrounded by a static electric field (this is being inferred through observation at the moment) becomes a reflector of oscillating ??? (waves/signals or current) which results in static, stationary, or standing electromagnetic waves forming.
- Overall power diminishes as some is lost in the form of heat while the rest feeds back to the start of the cycle.
Should the start of the cycle be intentional and not "normal" or accidental, then overall power may be managed and controlled specifically for a gas spectrometer measurement. More information will be provided.
It only takes someone's cell phone to initiate a spectrograph reading once the right power level is found.
With irony being what we make of it... the most likely cell phone tapped to trigger the flash will belong to someone residing in the building being measured. You might have realized by now it's an "inside-out" version of a spectrograph being described.
Now please forget having just frame-shifted that knowledge into existence. Do that more urgently in direct relation to how important the new knowledge appears to be.
It's not fair for someone's own mind to gain knowledge without having to work for it.
Agreed?
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