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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Acoustics / June 2004Super-High frequency noises can destroy atoms !
This works, I turned several lead atoms into iron atoms, of course I'm trying to turn them into gold or platinum. Super-high frequencies will destroy atoms and annoy all the cats and dogs around. Further research is necessary, but if it works, I can create any lighter atom from worthless lead, making me incredibly rich. Stay tuned ! > This works, I turned several lead atoms into iron atoms, Does anyone believe this person, or know what he is on? > > This works, I turned several lead atoms into iron atoms, > > Does anyone believe this person, or know what he is on? It's really hard to say. I didn't see any mention of the word "einsteinhoax." I think Thomas Edison claimed the one day the streets will be paved with gold as soon as we figure out how to create it. I have a sneaky suspicion that was what he was trying to do when the tungsten lite up the room :^) Someone had said: >>>This works, I turned several lead atoms into iron atoms, Let me twirl this madness a bit: Cavitation in liquids is now known to produce light emissions at bubble collapse. This represents tearing some outer electrons off the atom ( which emits light when fresh electrons drop i to refill that shell). Cold fusion by more intense cavitation is a partly investigated possibility in our time. Can 'someone' be so wrong? Yet to be determined in my opinion. Don't close your mind just now.... Ang. C. >This works, I turned several lead atoms into iron atoms, of course I'm >trying to turn them into gold or platinum. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > >Stay tuned ! You'll be ok, as soon you're back on your meds. Good Luck.  Signature"Be suspicious of anybody who claims to know the truth." |
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