This video features a Q&A session with Malcolm Bendall, the inventor of the Thunderstorm Generator, and Michael Akras, who leads the commercial research and development of the technology. The discussion focuses on the history, science, and practical applications of this plasmoid-based energy technology.
Key Highlights of the Discussion:
- Technology & Science (11:33 - 13:07; 34:10 - 35:50): Malcolm and Michael explain how the generator functions by creating a plasma discharge that preconditions fuel, leading to atomic reconstruction. This process effectively removes pollutants like sulfur and carbon, resulting in a cleaner engine system.
- Sacred Geometry and Time (20:44 - 24:46; 56:03 - 58:56): A significant portion of the conversation covers how the technology is rooted in sacred geometry, the golden ratio, and a specific understanding of time dilation. Malcolm discusses how these concepts were historically suppressed and why they are essential to understanding the device's functionality.
- History of Suppression (2:19 - 5:29; 114:50 - 117:18): The speakers touch upon the opposition they face from the military-industrial complex and the deep state. They frame the Thunderstorm Generator as a disruptive technology that has been deliberately kept out of public knowledge for decades, drawing parallels to earlier scientific discoveries by figures like Oliphant.
- Commercialization & Global Rollout (42:35 - 43:32; 47:00 - 51:56): Michael discusses the role of his factory, Akras Industries, in the R&D and refining process, while production is primarily focused in India. They provide details on upcoming manufacturing goals for 2026 and the use of public financial mechanisms to scale the technology for global applications, including data centers.
Resources Mentioned:
Throughout the Q&A, the participants highlight resources for those interested in learning more:
- Strike Foundation: (https://strikefoundation.earth/) The central hub for the project and Malcolm Bendall's notes.
- Alchemical Science: (https://alchemicalscience.org) A platform for lectures and deep dives into the science behind the technology.
- Books: The Shaman by Roland Perry and the Oliphant book, which detail the history and struggle behind the development of this technology.
Transcript
Welcome to Alchemical Science. I am Jordan Colin, an alchemist and a student of the inventor of the thunderstorm generator, Malcolm Bendle. Following on
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from my previous video, I have for you today the Q&A that happened over Zoom with Malcolm Bendle and Michael Aris,13 seconds
the inventor of the thunderstorm generator and one of the key players in the commercial R&D respectively. This Q&A was recorded in December last year20 seconds
at Astrosa in Adelaide, Australia, where we were invited to speak on the thunderstorm generator and plasmoid technology by Mike and Astroa and29 seconds
another Adelaide local and replicator of the thunderstorm generator and member of the Australian thunderstorm generator grassroots build team, Ben Miller. So,37 seconds
thanks again to Astrosa and the Miller family for all of their help in making this event happen. Without further ado,43 seconds
here is the video Q&A with Michael and Malcolm. Enjoy. [music]54 seconds
So this is Malcolm Bendle, uh the inventor of the thunderstorm generator.57 seconds
He's uh an Australian. He's abroad at the moment working on the international projects. There he is. The Shaman by Roland Perry. Uh you can find on Amazon,1 minute, 7 seconds
which is based on his life. And this is Michael Acris on the left who runs Acris1 minute, 14 seconds
Industries, the factory down in Melbourne who are producing it. So they will be able to answer any questions you have about it and I'll be here too.1 minute, 23 seconds
Yeah. All right. We good to go.1 minute, 28 seconds
Yes, we're good to go. Thank you for joining us and say invited a group of people here um1 minute, 37 seconds
listening on um so Perhaps we can ask you Mappam. Um1 minute, 46 seconds
how how are you? How you going? And uh welcome to Astron. Um1 minute, 53 seconds
I'm glad glad to have you here. So yeah, pleasure to be here. So there's lots of stories to tell. I don't know how much time we got to tell.2 minutes, 6 seconds
We got plenty of time. All all the time you like.2 minutes, 9 seconds
Okay then. Good. So anyway, I've just introduced myself and then I suppose Michael can introduce himself. But I I2 minutes, 18 seconds
suppose the thing is that Strike Foundation uh earth will give you you can go to the website which is most2 minutes, 27 seconds
important to start and finish with that so that everyone knows how it can connect in. So strike foundation. And that's got the u as I was showing you2 minutes, 35 seconds
earlier uh the shan the book which is about the struggle which all we think we got if we've got inventors there I don't2 minutes, 44 seconds
need to explain too much about yeah uh the time and cost it takes to build things and to get things out. Yeah. So,2 minutes, 52 seconds
but anyway, um I'm with Roland Perry again. Um uh called the next three weeks2 minutes, 59 seconds
or whatever it takes. Uh we're writing the next book which is basically brings us up to date with where we are with the3 minutes, 7 seconds
uh rolling out of the technology and the book that's actually created all the controversy uh which is very close to home is Olivant. Right.3 minutes, 17 seconds
So, so uh uh as far as the uh the military-industrial complex and the deep state goes, uh the publishing of the3 minutes, 26 seconds
elephant book was like throwing a rock at an a wasp nest. Yeah. So because basically it it outlines the uh the real3 minutes, 35 seconds
history behind uh uh Olphant and uh the3 minutes, 40 seconds
uh his efforts to from his 1934 paper to get the technology that we're now talking about tonight and the technology3 minutes, 49 seconds
that'll be demonstrated I believe tomorrow. So, uh, but I'd highly recommend my little, uh, cameo role in3 minutes, 57 seconds
here is on page, uh, uh, of the that book is on page, uh, uh, 3, uh, 22,4 minutes, 6 seconds
uh, and basically it's the bottom of uh,4 minutes, 10 seconds
322 in the book, and it simply says that uh, uh, the polifan would have been boyed the knowledge that another4 minutes, 18 seconds
outstanding venture almost a century later, the UK based Professor Mal Bender would stand on the shocks of geniuses or4 minutes, 25 seconds
giants I should say but such as him in designing cultion based on the elephant rather for discovery in 1934 and that's4 minutes, 32 seconds
the 1934 nature paper and we're apparently um finishing with arguably4 minutes, 40 seconds
one of the top scientists in the world uh Robert Harriik uh you can look him up uh he's a a distinguished professor in4 minutes, 49 seconds
data science computer science um electrical engineering and physics.4 minutes, 55 seconds
So we I'm basically we're writing a book at the moment and also finishing off a5 minutes, 1 second
paper. So uh which is will be uh coming full circle with uh 19345 minutes, 9 seconds
and 1926 sorry 2026. So uh uh basically that'll be uh 90 years after the the the5 minutes, 18 seconds
first crime. The second uh attempt at the breakout is uh from uh the the Shannon book and Olphant and the5 minutes, 27 seconds
elephant book uh as on the website. You can also go to uh howtoudes h o wt5 minutes, 37 seconds
um and malam and uh there's a lecture series there that's about um there's 105 minutes, 45 seconds
hours of lectures that I gave on 15 different subjects which cover uh the 400 and uh uh uh is it 400?5 minutes, 56 seconds
No, I think it's uh the uh 324 for slides. I think it is uh6 minutes, 5 seconds
that um the side presentation I did with Randall Carlson. So anyway, I just wanted to start with uh that those resources for people to follow up on.6 minutes, 17 seconds
And uh so and I started this project back in uh when I was in grade six, but I'll go over that later. So Michael,6 minutes, 26 seconds
I'll hand over to yourself. Yeah, thank you. Thanks for having first off.6 minutes, 33 seconds
Yeah. So I'm um I my background is a electronics engineer. Um then I became a6 minutes, 40 seconds
boiler mel and then I became a uh welding structural engineer. Um so that's my sort of background. I've been6 minutes, 48 seconds
working uh so Acas is my family name. uh that's been a family business from 92 is6 minutes, 55 seconds
when we started and I've been there for quite a while. So 10 years on there well I still working7 minutes, 3 seconds
there from 10 years old but officially that 30 plus years I've been there. Um,7 minutes, 9 seconds
so yeah, that's that's sort of my background. And at the moment, we're building um a lot of the thunderstorm7 minutes, 15 seconds
generator parts from the 4 in 432s, 864s up to the 24s. Um, so we just um nearly7 minutes, 25 seconds
cooked together the bubbler for the big turbines and um yeah, we're we're racing away. Well, that was going to be my7 minutes, 33 seconds
question to you, Michael. How you were going with the um conversion of the I think a recon conversion of that jet engine that you had on your YouTube7 minutes, 41 seconds
channel or on Yeah. Very.7 minutes, 47 seconds
Yes. Sorry. Very well. Yeah. Um I should have taken a few more photos today. I could have I couldn't put them up there,7 minutes, 52 seconds
but um yeah, we got most of the um I've got all of the parts basic. I'm missing7 minutes, 59 seconds
one part for the bubbler. Um but it's nearly it's probably about eight from fleets now. So yeah8 minutes, 11 seconds
we're talking about a joint on J. It looks very8 minutes, 23 seconds
there's no aspect to it yet. Yeah.8 minutes, 31 seconds
Yeah. So that's a Brady AR. It's the triple triple bubbler design that one.8 minutes, 37 seconds
Yes. So it's Oh, there you go. You can see the three is actually not four, but the fourth one is just for the um for the head for the water.8 minutes, 45 seconds
Right. Okay. Dead.8 minutes, 48 seconds
So yeah, we can't wait to get that one started and get it running and then and see what she does. But that's a brand new design. So yeah, it's a lot more what complex. Yeah.8 minutes, 59 seconds
Yes. Yeah. They'd be big. I did.9 minutes, 2 seconds
Yeah. It's very exciting. Imagine if you could convert all the jet engines, you know, around the world at the moment,9 minutes, 7 seconds
have something like this. You make a big difference to the planet.9 minutes, 10 seconds
Oh, massive. Well, already going to make a massive difference with what we got. So, it's just a bonus, you know.9 minutes, 16 seconds
Yeah, sure. Actually before we get off that subject I want to tell you something that probably uh people don't9 minutes, 22 seconds
know and u because it's it's deliberate uh but what what normal people don't9 minutes, 30 seconds
know and because of my abnormal life I do know is that um when ships come into9 minutes, 37 seconds
port they go on to say pure diesel for example but when they're actually steaming at sea once they get over the9 minutes, 45 seconds
horizon they uh get onto all like the bunker fuel or filthy or stuff full of9 minutes, 52 seconds
sulfur, full of tulene, full of everything that they don't want in their other products. And it's the same with9 minutes, 59 seconds
jet fuel. you're when you go on a long flight, what they don't tell you uh uh is that they have like two fuel tanks.10 minutes, 10 seconds
One to land the plane and tax you around, which is uh JP5 or you know,10 minutes, 16 seconds
equivalent jet fuel, but then they have the cheap nasty stuff that's got lots of sulfur in it. Costs a lot uh to remove10 minutes, 23 seconds
sulfur from those products, both for the ships and for the things. So they just basically leave it in it and just dump10 minutes, 30 seconds
it, you know, and they use it in those applications, which means we're seing the atmosphere at 35,000 ft with our10 minutes, 38 seconds
airplanes and no one knows about it. And we're seing the whole planet with I think the top 10 tankers or biggest10 minutes, 47 seconds
ships in the world uh have more pollution than all the cars in the world. So it's just one big fat lie. And10 minutes, 55 seconds
so um and when you know the truth it's dangerous. Y because they don't want you to know the truth. Now one of the things11 minutes, 3 seconds
about our technology not only does it get especially where we've been doing the test work in India it zeros out the sulfur cuz the Russian fuel that's uh11 minutes, 11 seconds
the used has high sulfur as well but it takes out the sulfur as well. And uh I did hear um somebody talking about11 minutes, 20 seconds
earlier I just was clarify if you remove carbon then you can't have smoke because11 minutes, 27 seconds
there's no carbon to make the smoke and if you if you remove the carbon uh and11 minutes, 33 seconds
transform it to oxygen to carbon's three heliums and oxygen's four it's basically11 minutes, 40 seconds
as simple as you can get. Um and uh uh then uh by transforming it11 minutes, 49 seconds
reconstructing it called atomic reconstruction using the Taurus base uh which is imploded sphere then if you11 minutes, 58 seconds
don't you can't have benzene rings if you don't have any carbons after it's gone bed scene ring's gone and uh12 minutes, 7 seconds
the zooad's gone and uh you know the uh what we found out with all the stuff was stuck it on cars in the US where we did12 minutes, 16 seconds
the presentations there. Uh it's just and to blow if you miss here we've had the machine tested in the top quality12 minutes, 25 seconds
labs around the world including uh the nuclear test labs in North Carolina. Um12 minutes, 32 seconds
so with all the equipment and uh you know and we are working with the Indian Institute of Technology uh in India as12 minutes, 41 seconds
well as the you know the uh uh the navy uh um12 minutes, 48 seconds
through uh the people you might have seen comp carpenter and the uh um India12 minutes, 56 seconds
foundation was the first uh when we got off the island it was the first thing that I But anyway, I just wanted to I'll let you13 minutes, 4 seconds
keep going. I just want to point out the sulfur is something it gets rid of as well. No sulfur. And back to you, Mark.13 minutes, 11 seconds
Right. Okay.13 minutes, 13 seconds
Oh, I'll put it to the to the name machine. Anyone else got any questions?13 minutes, 17 seconds
Yeah, we got some boys used in the engines as a waste energy recovery system. And this is what13 minutes, 26 seconds
I wanted to point out that with waste energy company, what we're saying is that when you put your fuel in your car, say it's $100 worth of fuel in the tank,13 minutes, 35 seconds
only $33 goes to driving the car. The other $66 is a tax effectively. So if we13 minutes, 42 seconds
take half of that and you've already paid for it, so it's not free. And our is is our uh thunderstorm generator is a13 minutes, 50 seconds
waste energy recovery system. It's a waste heat, waste shock wave and waste13 minutes, 58 seconds
vacuum recovery system. And we use the pressure and vacuum the shock wave and14 minutes, 4 seconds
the temperature of the uh the exhaust boost and of the engine effectively to um uh to turn it to an effective cure.14 minutes, 16 seconds
Certain plasmoids we create bing a bubble that is part of the bubble then14 minutes, 22 seconds
is uh your energy truck and draw the free electrons protons in the processes in a thunderstorm generator a14 minutes, 30 seconds
thunderstorm generator NYI is nothing what we've seen before it is not an exhaust pipe it is a stratavarious biic14 minutes, 40 seconds
that plates tubes that create elements it turns carbon to oxygen14 minutes, 46 seconds
It is also a time dilation device. As far as I'm concerned, the major 90% of14 minutes, 55 seconds
the function of the machine is actually donate edging time behind15 minutes, 5 seconds
which is accelerating time and then center going into a vacuum was clockwise15 minutes, 13 seconds
uh enclosured into a vacuum. That's reversing time. Time dilation is energy.15 minutes, 21 seconds
The amount energy is simply the change in volume in the 3D material world and then it's15 minutes, 29 seconds
all it's a change in volume. So uh so basically uh but volume and time are the15 minutes, 37 seconds
same thing because if you look at the moon and you look at what time is in all cultures in Christian Jude cultures the15 minutes, 46 seconds
six days of creation is 580,400 seconds. If you multiply that by arc to15 minutes, 53 seconds
arc seconds it's the 311040 Brahma all time.15 minutes, 57 seconds
Wow. 311 trillion and 40 billion years for one circuit. Whereas our uh solar16 minutes, 4 seconds
system is light time and that time is the frequency of hydrogen which is -259.216 minutes, 13 seconds
that's the 25,920 years that is the uh the 12 star signs16 minutes, 20 seconds
but it's also 12 hours of travel in distance from the moon. The moon travels zone diameter every hour and that's16 minutes, 27 seconds
25,920 miles. So there in nature you have the complete mirror of time on this side16 minutes, 36 seconds
which is 25,920 years which is based on the multi92us 252 on the other side the mirror image16 minutes, 45 seconds
is space. So, so you have uh the fact the moon is is our time piece and also16 minutes, 54 seconds
the moon travels uh 51,840 which is a 5184 numbering again which is17 minutes
also the kiosk pyramid 5184 is also their little king's chamber which is actually tells you pyramid17 minutes, 9 seconds
tells you the melting cord of hydrogen which might tell you about how vanale ancestors were.17 minutes, 16 seconds
Yep. Thank you for that. We have another question um maybe secondary to your objectives17 minutes, 23 seconds
which I think sound very good. Uh is there any uh impact on where and so17 minutes, 30 seconds
forth of the general engine components uh say just using car or truck engine as an example do they last longer or they wear out quicker?17 minutes, 42 seconds
So, I didn't quite get that last bit up.17 minutes, 46 seconds
He wants to know, did the do the engines wear out quicker or or last longer with this technology?17 minutes, 53 seconds
Well, they last a lot longer because you had effectively uh crystals of common uh sandpaper.18 minutes
Yeah. So, you don't have the black salt in your oil, right? So your sand papers being removed or your grindy paste being18 minutes, 9 seconds
removed. And the for example the turbos when we run and ran the uh Caterpillar18 minutes, 15 seconds
the turbos were at uh uh running uh before the technology were running about18 minutes, 22 seconds
600° C. Uh putting the technology on they were running at about 160.18 minutes, 31 seconds
So it means if the engine lasts longer and smooth it because you're putting uh it takes the rattle out of the engine it18 minutes, 40 seconds
basides an instantaneous amount of energy then I've got burn front that's not chemistry it's actually plasma18 minutes, 49 seconds
and white earth spark plug and you could look at Stanley meers that work in fact I'll probably18 minutes, 58 seconds
hand the m to talk about that because he's gone through all that uh you know test work with Stanley Mer as well. uh19 minutes, 7 seconds
but if you look at that work it means that the you effectively using the plasma burst19 minutes, 14 seconds
which is like the not a burn front right so so that that precondition makes the plasma available in the19 minutes, 22 seconds
capustion chamber which helps enhance this and also going back to the original question about space at the moment we're19 minutes, 31 seconds
working with the OEMs and we designing the thunderstorm generator to directly uh integrate it19 minutes, 39 seconds
into the current block and integrate it into the current. The idea is that we don't need any extra material you take19 minutes, 47 seconds
for the current uh exhaust manifold. You melt it down your spheres. You take your do current exhaust fire which you don't need the exhaust by betting off there.19 minutes, 57 seconds
No need to put the exhaust down back because just oxygen. So so basically we all integrated. We worked on that at the20 minutes, 5 seconds
moment. says very advanced and uh the uh we u20 minutes, 15 seconds
have the big project on that at the moment which is the s question. So it'll be all draged. It's the block engine20 minutes, 22 seconds
block the car and in the uh the manifolds. Um so and if even now it's only four bolts. Two bolts to bulge20 minutes, 30 seconds
exhaust and two bolts with the space to put it in here to get the vacuum between the carburetor uh and the uh engine.20 minutes, 41 seconds
Well, I'm going to ask a question from Ash Leaps. I know boy wants to ask um how does the golden ratio uh play a role in in the technology.20 minutes, 54 seconds
Well, that's what I was alluding to with the this is all about state control. That's why Randall Carson for a decade.21 minutes, 2 seconds
Yep. Now, this is what we lost. Okay. My proposition is we've lost 80% down21 minutes, 10 seconds
but and we're losing more every day because even the change to metric was deliberate because we've the original21 minutes, 19 seconds
measures and it goes back to okay so your hand is a Fibonacci21 minutes, 25 seconds
sequence right so the ratio between uh each path of the finger is the 1.6 six,21 minutes, 32 seconds
right? So, there's your hand and abroad is the Fibonacci sequence, right? So,21 minutes, 38 seconds
and you got the five fingers in the Fibonacci sequence, which is uh five is the ether. And so, and the span hand21 minutes, 46 seconds
span is nine. Everything in creation is a multiple of nine if you use the correct uh measurement units of miles,21 minutes, 54 seconds
inches, which is the thumbs width, the span, which is 9 in. As I said, every planet is a multiple of nine. So every22 minutes, 3 seconds
moon is a multiple of nine. Every planet is a multiple of 99. And the largest planet is a multiple of 99922 minutes, 11 seconds
across the board, across the universe doesn't change, right? NASA rang me up one day since the CIA rang me up. No,22 minutes, 18 seconds
the NASA has asked us to uh if you can calculate from a solar system in the D of the sun uh you which planet will have22 minutes, 27 seconds
lights. I said of course I can just give us a few hours. So I was able to calculate from single donor of the sun22 minutes, 35 seconds
where which planet would have life. Now what everyone doesn't know and this is part of and I recommend you get my notes22 minutes, 43 seconds
uh they're available on Amazon uh and uh basically if you look in my notes you'll22 minutes, 49 seconds
see that if you reverse because everything is a mirror image right so everything is a mirror image. So22 minutes, 56 seconds
basically if you take a number on this side there'll be an equal and opposite number here and that's what I've I23 minutes, 5 seconds
learned about the uh the mirror plane which is the actually your event horizon it's where uh you reach a phase change23 minutes, 13 seconds
for example if you you're a plane is going through the air and you breach the23 minutes, 20 seconds
s speed of sound all of the controls of the plane in reverse. So, so where you23 minutes, 29 seconds
pull it back, you know, uh to go up, it pulling back rotate it down and the23 minutes, 36 seconds
opposite. So, all the the planes reverse a mirror image is a reversal of the numbers. The cry 18400 number, which is23 minutes, 45 seconds
time itself, I because everything is time. If you look at my abstracts and my notes, the first thing I write is the23 minutes, 53 seconds
most profound thing in the world that we lost. And then if you draw the setting I proven to sort of $1 mark from US and24 minutes
you pick the base and go 1 2 3 4 5 6 and then you then on the other side 65432124 minutes, 7 seconds
but 1 2 3 4 5 6 is 720 which is which is going back to the golden ratio is going back to the basic Pisces two circles the24 minutes, 15 seconds
shared radius it's all about sat geometry that's what we lost because it was sort of yeah called witchcraft or24 minutes, 22 seconds
something voodoo and so but basically ically equals the truth and we lost the truth. So my notes to bring back the24 minutes, 30 seconds
truth because if you don't have live math and you don't know these things. So and I'll just draw this diagram quickly so I can show you but at the bottom of24 minutes, 38 seconds
the pyramid as I said 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 20 instead of 20 is 518400. So time itself 51840024 minutes, 46 seconds
in our culture which is seconds. If you take half seconds it's 31140.24 minutes, 51 seconds
Uh if you take the top of the drink if you take seven as be uh the ether uh24 minutes, 59 seconds
spirit spiritual you take the top of the pro 8 * 9 * 10 is 720 and 10 * 10 * 9 *25 minutes, 10 seconds
8 is 720 again you got 720 * 720 which is 51840025 minutes, 16 seconds
now I use that number in a thunderstorm generator The tanjen is a mockup of the sun. It's the radius of the sun. It's a25 minutes, 25 seconds
ratio of four to three shas. So with a three three of our ds put together, you25 minutes, 32 seconds
actually have the um the solvent at any25 minutes, 39 seconds
dissolve t with that solvent and solvent is equal and opposite. So if you look at storm gener,25 minutes, 47 seconds
it's an equal and opposite structure.25 minutes, 50 seconds
You've got the north pole and the south pole and they face each other. You have an equatorial play and but what's happening in those spheres is 4 in25 minutes, 58 seconds
sphere, 3 in sphere and 2 in sphere uh is the 51.84 5184 the 51.84° 4°26 minutes, 8 seconds
of the POPS pyramid. The two 25.92° is the uh uh the angle uh of the king's26 minutes, 16 seconds
chamber which is hydrogen. And so therefore what you've got in a thunderstor generator is your gradient a26 minutes, 24 seconds
time dilation which gives you energy and the uh your vibration of spheres at the26 minutes, 30 seconds
exact frequency of time itself. Wow. And so it's 51.84 84 square in times a constant that will give you and so26 minutes, 39 seconds
that's what the thunderstorm generator is which the old technology from the sanscript checks 150,000 year old26 minutes, 46 seconds
technology that we simply lost and we lose it any time has the common to society is riven to send the survivors26 minutes, 56 seconds
going they never question but anyway to micro going back to our friend27 minutes, 5 seconds
Stanley M. Stanley Marble. I noticed one thing that Stanley Mer and the thunderstorm generator, they27 minutes, 14 seconds
both had a like an ionizer, a ionizer to begin with. So maybe I can start that.27 minutes, 20 seconds
Well, yeah. The um so the the ionizer is all of the burping chamber. So that that's where that's where we get the27 minutes, 28 seconds
plasmoids forming. And you have a a similarity with um with standing cuz you're using the it was using the same27 minutes, 36 seconds
thing just in a different wave. Um so I don't know how far you all been going to the the standing m stuff but it was27 minutes, 44 seconds
doing it a little bit differently but um we're still getting blasmoids and the engine was running with the plasmoid. Um27 minutes, 51 seconds
so yeah cuz you're combining is doing it slightly slightly different but but but um yeah pretty pretty much the same.27 minutes, 59 seconds
It's the same process. Um and then my god was saying it um it uses up the carbon. So the oil uh the oil is crystal28 minutes, 9 seconds
clear. It's it's it's craded. It's the engine comes even the exhaust cleans up.28 minutes, 14 seconds
It cleans the whole system. Um and again the tuning is uh the tuning is a bit more difficult because now you don't28 minutes, 23 seconds
have a flame front. You have a a plasma a direct electrical reaction. Uh, so you know, you've got to tune the vehicle28 minutes, 31 seconds
slightly different. Uh, just like when you're running up a hole, uh, when you're running up over the vehicle, you you're tuning or that the entire word28 minutes, 40 seconds
tuning, you're actually tuning it to run something else. So instead of running the fuel, you're tuning it to run something different. that if you want to28 minutes, 48 seconds
tune it to run whatever like alcohol air yeah pleasant oil you got to tune it and28 minutes, 58 seconds
that's what tuning like the same way you tune your radio a tune the frequency so you just got to find the frequency and match it but it's a little bit tricky a29 minutes, 6 seconds
lot of people get frustrated with Stanley min stuff and they can't get it working because that you have to know what the frequency is um if you don't29 minutes, 14 seconds
know you don't have that um that variation uh because the plasma um works29 minutes, 22 seconds
differently to the fuel crump. The fuel front you have time um the the plasma you don't it's a it's a very quick very29 minutes, 30 seconds
fast reaction. Um so you really have to you have to know what you're doing. Uh and a lot of people get frustrated and they say oh this doesn't work you know.29 minutes, 40 seconds
Um but they just don't know the the the calculations that they need to perform forms. Um, I don't know if that answers you. You sorted your question.29 minutes, 50 seconds
Oh, that's pretty good answer. Yeah, sure. Um, we have some more questions here, John. Yeah, sure.29 minutes, 57 seconds
I I noticed the um the uh erosion on the um spheres was round. Does that mean30 minutes, 4 seconds
that these um these reactions happen at 90° to the surface of the spheres?30 minutes, 12 seconds
These plasmoids do they sort of like attack the met metal at like a 90 degrees angle?30 minutes, 20 seconds
Actually on the angles uh I'll go back to our 51.84 again the angle of kiosk for a bit. It's the that's the time30 minutes, 28 seconds
itself uh that it's the angle at which moves is 51.84 made for just saying it's and this is the integration with my look30 minutes, 37 seconds
at the plasmoid unification model which uh it's probably up on the stage there I think is it you got that people able to30 minutes, 45 seconds
see that? Uh yeah. Yeah. It's yeah it's up in front of you actually. But you know about a sentence here. Yeah Stephan.30 minutes, 51 seconds
Oh great. Okay. What I just um that that so time so what I figured is31 minutes
this. This is so simple as an event but once you know it you can't unknow it.31 minutes, 4 seconds
Yeah. It's like the spheres. Once you've seen that thunderstorm generator you can't unknow that you know because you see it's working. You don't know how why31 minutes, 13 seconds
it is working because it was taken out of our education system and deliberately so and overall is a very simple thing.31 minutes, 21 seconds
We could have had this using plasma boards as a waste recovery system which was recommended by Olifant and uh31 minutes, 29 seconds
Oppenheim you know like 1890 years ago and uh it wasn't because it was stopped31 minutes, 37 seconds
deliberately and so with the with the spheres the and this is an important point that the31 minutes, 46 seconds
spheres themselves are 304 stainless so that 360 is magnetic and can't have31 minutes, 52 seconds
magnetic fields. Plasmoids love to to seat in boxes which are Berkeley square which is I spent 10 days with Martin32 minutes, 1 second
Fleshman and that square box is how you achieve that is to eneal the metal and that's32 minutes, 10 seconds
what uh Michael Aris has sort of you know works with metal and fully understands the aerospace32 minutes, 17 seconds
defense industry that you need to have materials that are a meal. So it's the32 minutes, 24 seconds
the crystal form is perfect. Now when you have a perfect square that plasmoid can sit in the center of it, right? And32 minutes, 33 seconds
it's a sensed charge which is nonmagnetic and ethus f you've got a phase charge which32 minutes, 43 seconds
disturbs the underlying ethereal matrix which thanks energy which comes out as a form of32 minutes, 50 seconds
electromagnetic field and so so basically what we do with the pre-annealing of the thunderstorm32 minutes, 58 seconds
generated and even analing as it runs through its cycles it's anneals itself to some extent Okay. But what we do is when we anneal it, we heat it up and we33 minutes, 7 seconds
quench it with argon. The reason we quench it with argon, if you like,33 minutes, 11 seconds
there's three spaces. It's hot. Uh, and when we quench it, we come to the argon,33 minutes, 17 seconds
which is actually uh is a mechanism to move energy. And the if if it's properly33 minutes, 26 seconds
annealed the placebo voids will seep themselves in the method quite happy and they will have uh the basically the33 minutes, 35 seconds
matrix because if you think about um the um and I'll give you a sort of obso33 minutes, 46 seconds
um or with big blocks say sandstone blocks big blocks uh what they used to do is put Pument tar as the mortar which33 minutes, 57 seconds
is uh but the melting point of tar is the melting point of volley by the phase change boil is the same the phase trans34 minutes, 4 seconds
points are the same so the frequency is the same so if you think about it I don't think about it being the box that34 minutes, 10 seconds
the actual uh the c the Q crystal Q but the actual plasma city I more think34 minutes, 17 seconds
about the the pox of argon that's around it which gives it its capacity ity to34 minutes, 24 seconds
take the shock wave and the uh and the heat of the engine and turn that into34 minutes, 31 seconds
electricity uh raw electricity like protons electronic to plasmoids that are34 minutes, 38 seconds
refed spear right that's actually got a a vacuum and you think about vacuum cleaner or wax but staff you need energy34 minutes, 46 seconds
and it's pushing out uh uh energy as well so then It takes on as much energy as it wants in whatever form it wants.34 minutes, 56 seconds
And uh the plas going back to the what Michael was saying about the burn front which is important in the tuning they35 minutes, 4 seconds
said it's literally instantaneous the plasma discharge right so and that preconditions the fuel because the fuel35 minutes, 12 seconds
is a burned front but what you've done is you you excited the fuel uh you know in the first instant so that helps uh35 minutes, 22 seconds
with our process and going back to the question because those uh uh the35 minutes, 29 seconds
transitions are critically important because energy will only travel at 51.84°35 minutes, 37 seconds
and what Mark was working on uh and you probably talked to this Michael about35 minutes, 43 seconds
anidote to the reverse curse and did the 50 m4.35 minutes, 50 seconds
Yeah. So on the uh so with the new ones that we're building at the moment um I don't think we've got images we've probably got images of them somewhere.35 minutes, 59 seconds
Um yeah that we've got the the the double curve the one the top curve and then we've got the bottom curve. Uh so36 minutes, 6 seconds
the interaction is 51 by 84° uh which will be the ultimate um unit36 minutes, 14 seconds
that you can build. Uh so all the dimensions will be uh tuned in you could say. Um so it should resonate very well.36 minutes, 23 seconds
Another thing Michael is that it's a reverse of the radius. Yeah. on the36 minutes, 29 seconds
vehicle. Yep. So discovery if you like was or realization36 minutes, 37 seconds
was that if you reverse the radius um you actually uh36 minutes, 44 seconds
the um just try and find it now. So just hold on a second I should be able to get it.36 minutes, 53 seconds
Uh, I'm just going through your media pictures here cuz you had the pictures here. I'll be able to get them up shortly. I think there's some beautiful37 minutes, 2 seconds
pictures of the reverse radius um of those. Uh, okay.37 minutes, 10 seconds
Getting there. Yeah, I'm on my lap. No, it's my laptop. Oh, he's there. Where's the beautiful Here's the beautiful lady.37 minutes, 21 seconds
Yes. Wow. level trophies then click this.37 minutes, 25 seconds
Oh, sure. I just show you another picture about because it's important point because what you're talking about is the uh you know when you reverse the37 minutes, 34 seconds
curves uh you know that's just another that's another sort of uh feature of that. Yep.37 minutes, 43 seconds
So you're rehearsing the curves and that's part of the sacred geometry. Going back to the previous question,37 minutes, 49 seconds
everything is to do with sacred geometry. It's the most important thing in in life in in the universe. The whole37 minutes, 57 seconds
universe is based on sacred drama. By losing the men or by losing that knowledge, we lost ourselves. We lost38 minutes, 4 seconds
our civilization once, twice. We lost a kin tongs in a row.38 minutes, 10 seconds
Um so, uh and we're just going to get back now. But the point is that you got38 minutes, 17 seconds
to say that there's actually I would say entities and uh corporations and38 minutes, 23 seconds
governments that do not interest enough when I'm the last time I was threatened by the world on forum they said oh you38 minutes, 31 seconds
can do things like we don't want your notes to get out we don't want and you know like and Jordan38 minutes, 39 seconds
control that personally when we're off it but uh you know could be trying to kick the note available and they keep38 minutes, 46 seconds
finding excuses to stop producing the notes or stop distributing. We don't make any money out of that. We we have38 minutes, 54 seconds
been pushing me out as cost about 400 sets of my napstorm around the world to the key people. uh I know we've been39 minutes, 2 seconds
doing conferences and that but there's a great resistance and that's why we're starting to tr such group there's roo39 minutes, 12 seconds
of getting uh the the old knowledge back again and in this system what the39 minutes, 19 seconds
thunderstorm generated is a bad it's the most powerful weapon in the universe but actually in a sense we take this small39 minutes, 28 seconds
is the word no weapons no you As obviously as anything you can use it in whatever application what I've chosen to39 minutes, 35 seconds
do which Olive chose to do and I recommend you buy you often thought for yourself and all your family because the39 minutes, 43 seconds
orphan for is a testimony to the fact that often wanted to put this on internal combustion entrance 19 years ago.39 minutes, 52 seconds
Yeah. And uh uh it could have been done then of some visa might shouldn't have been done then other than the fact that40 minutes
the uh you know commoners at that stage had no benefit for um doing it. But now40 minutes, 9 seconds
obviously uh they do because it means that uh you know it's still the case the40 minutes, 16 seconds
batteries are a huge fat lie. Hydrogen cones are a huge fat lie. The only truth is that diesel is 100 times more energy40 minutes, 24 seconds
density than a battery and a battery is not an energy source. It's an energy40 minutes, 31 seconds
drain. Right? So, so the hilarious thing now is that all the electric chargers40 minutes, 39 seconds
that all the big companies got they got diesel generators. So, we can't just pass them electric. So, yeah. And as I40 minutes, 46 seconds
spoke to you before, diesels are running 30% fuel efficient. Uh we could argue40 minutes, 53 seconds
73%. You could argue some of them that know some of the big uh engines that have waste energy recovery systems by41 minutes, 1 second
injecting steam every eight cycles for example in a big uh ship engine. Uh they can get up close to uh 40 or 50%41 minutes, 11 seconds
efficiency.41 minutes, 13 seconds
But you know that's a whole uh other system these on that scale but not so well the small scale though if you look41 minutes, 21 seconds
at the non-inter patent there are model T4s uh and you'll see your model T4 had two carburetors one for water and one41 minutes, 29 seconds
for uh petrol and if you look at the old it's a classic photo of the model T4 was driving the upgraded here in New York41 minutes, 37 seconds
and there's a huge hood steer beyond it So, but anyway, uh I'll look back to you.41 minutes, 46 seconds
Uh we have some more questions.41 minutes, 48 seconds
Well, that's some more questions. Um next, I'd like to ask Michael a question.41 minutes, 55 seconds
[clears throat] Uh Michael, I believe you're licency for the technology in in Australia. Could could you explain what42 minutes, 1 second
that means? Um you're also developing these units. Um I I saw a video uh where42 minutes, 9 seconds
you're opening a box with some really interesting stuff from India uh which you I believe have designed uh I guess42 minutes, 16 seconds
in conjunction with Malcolm. Um could you tell us more about your role and whether you're commercializing this to42 minutes, 23 seconds
Australian industry and whether companies need to approach you or whether you should approach or whether you are approaching them with proposals.42 minutes, 33 seconds
Sorry.42 minutes, 35 seconds
Yeah. Yes. Are you approaching companies directly uh to commercialize this or are you um relying on uh inquiries?42 minutes, 44 seconds
Uh Melan's probably better to answer that please from our style. We mainly we're mainly sitting in the um we sit in42 minutes, 53 seconds
the R&D sort of side of things at the moment. Um we will be producing um a few units. The main production will be um in43 minutes, 2 seconds
India. That's that's what they've been set up for. we we can't you know we can't compete with the um the production43 minutes, 10 seconds
facilities that they got in India at the moment. Um so we're at the moment we're sitting more in the R&D side of things43 minutes, 18 seconds
and getting all the um getting getting shrinking them down getting them uh you know designing them a bit better for the mass production. So we're helping them43 minutes, 27 seconds
mass produce them. So that that's basically where we're sitting at the moment. What was the other question?43 minutes, 33 seconds
I I have another question about the annealing process. Uh that's pretty special and you're very specialized in that area. Um is it uh very u intensive?43 minutes, 43 seconds
I mean does it take very long to produce uh uh this this smooth crystalline uh surfacing?43 minutes, 52 seconds
Yes. So we um we send them out for uh but we don't have the furnaces at our facility. Uh so we send them out to44 minutes
someone that's been doing Aland rust for bear a very long time probably 40 years plus. Uh yeah the process is quite it's44 minutes, 9 seconds
tighted temperature of the process that you need a vacuum burn that's capable of of having an argan breach in it as well.44 minutes, 18 seconds
So it's actually we vacuum so they pre the uh kneeling process uh is done under44 minutes, 25 seconds
a vacuum. Um I'm not sure exactly the timing is but it's time and temperature and then it's quenched with the oven. So44 minutes, 33 seconds
they it's a bit tricky to get um to to you have to know what you're doing. It's a specialized uh process and uh like44 minutes, 41 seconds
Maldom says you really want the crystalline structure to be u uh to be u straight because if it's if it's curved44 minutes, 49 seconds
at all it it creates a uh that's how you get your magnetic field the um the it doesn't flow the energy doesn't flow44 minutes, 56 seconds
through it and it it's resistant grants a magnetic field. So exactly what was saying before yeah he was showing the pictures of it.45 minutes, 4 seconds
It looks beautiful. Um Jordan I think said that you're looking for uh investment uh to to increase your capacity. Is that correct?45 minutes, 14 seconds
Yes. So we'll be uh yeah that's next year uh yeah we'll be increasing capacity um or by quite a lot. So uh45 minutes, 23 seconds
yeah we'll just we'll just take one step at a time at the moment.45 minutes, 26 seconds
Yeah. And selling to the rest of the world. Sorry. Sell selling to the rest of the world.45 minutes, 32 seconds
Yeah. my tongue uh what's happening and I'll just repeat because I uh what it's45 minutes, 40 seconds
saying is just so that deny because the when I say the original energy industry manufacturers OEMs45 minutes, 50 seconds
right that includes every engine in the world right now we're working with the45 minutes, 56 seconds
OEMs to what does that mean Chris that in answer your question it means that46 minutes, 3 seconds
all the people that are producing busting engines in the world, we are directly working with to retrofit every46 minutes, 12 seconds
agent including ship engines, including jet turbines on Hummings, jet engines,46 minutes, 21 seconds
jet turbines used for uh generation of power, especially the current and this46 minutes, 27 seconds
is why Mark has been working on that uh the uh the turbine line 80 test line46 minutes, 34 seconds
they're direct uh their direct power generation and with uh without naming46 minutes, 41 seconds
names we've all picked off people in the world like me say original engine manufacturers I'm including people that46 minutes, 50 seconds
build jet engines directly and why we're dealing directly with the people that build the engines is because then we can46 minutes, 59 seconds
integrate our technology into the engines and we can join But all at once of course we've also globally and that's a huge breakthrough. We have a capacity47 minutes, 7 seconds
in India now with our $100 million plant that's finished and built and operational off. We looking at producing47 minutes, 16 seconds
um uh uh coming in 2026 to get up to a production of,2447 minutes, 24 seconds
each uh spears uh units and tweet units a47 minutes, 32 seconds
retrofit all of the generators that is perfectly fits what we see on the jet turbine perfectly fits a normal the47 minutes, 40 seconds
range of Caterpillusions uh or generators is usually about 20,000cc to about 45,000cc.47 minutes, 48 seconds
And the 24 in unit will uh process from 20,000 to 45,000cc.47 minutes, 57 seconds
The 864 will process from around about 22,000cc to about 4,500cc.48 minutes, 6 seconds
And the 432 will process from about 200cc to 450 cc.48 minutes, 17 seconds
So it's going so going to global production and the orders from uh because with with data centers it's such48 minutes, 25 seconds
an intense amount of generation of electricity in one spot. without our strategy is correct. Too much pollution48 minutes, 33 seconds
wouldn't meet any environmental standards and it would kill people. Uh brillant strategy building strategy.48 minutes, 39 seconds
Uh about data centers uh you mentioned a subsidiary company. Are people able to invest in that for the data centers?48 minutes, 50 seconds
Uh yeah what we're doing with just generally is we have we be um48 minutes, 57 seconds
there's two sides to this. One is we have two public floats that we tend to do uh one uh which is consolidating49 minutes, 8 seconds
uh around uh the whole of Southeast Asia. So to be just looking at uh India49 minutes, 16 seconds
as being the center of that because that's where the major plant is and that's where our uh R&D with the Industry technology and uh with partners49 minutes, 25 seconds
in car manufacturing as well as in uh the applications to uh you turbines and49 minutes, 33 seconds
aircraft carriers and stuff. So so basically there's a flow there. There's uh we tend to go ahead with the uh mobile phone side with the connections.49 minutes, 44 seconds
There's a quad float attended there. Uh on the uh the NASDAQ uh in the short49 minutes, 51 seconds
term uh we've been through a public company. So it's all uh which is we've49 minutes, 58 seconds
been uh with Alpha Prospects the director with Strike Foundation itself.50 minutes, 3 seconds
We have we're going into a sort of the corporate financing thing now because the uh the data center we're working50 minutes, 11 seconds
with at the moment has got its first $10 billion trench that they we expect to get in next week for the in investment50 minutes, 19 seconds
directly. Stride Foundation um uh has got mechanisms uh for investment uh and50 minutes, 28 seconds
uh with um and uh we we currently because of our licensing agreements50 minutes, 36 seconds
which is we've been doing uh for an alpha prospects it's intended uh that alpha uh with this licensing50 minutes, 45 seconds
will go uh into the uh you the Indian flow button frames a letter be dependent50 minutes, 53 seconds
upon uh you know the uh third party you know like stock brokers and all the rest of it and the51 minutes
market but that's the intention because we want to have a nice an opportunity that has invested to liquidate51 minutes, 8 seconds
depositions in public folks and also the stride foundation it's a direct equity distribution so it's not buying shares51 minutes, 17 seconds
as such revenue gets scalier at bike boards of London. Um get your direct equity. It's uh distribution.51 minutes, 26 seconds
Well, as I said, they're using alpha prospect shares, but you anyone who just supporting project can talk to the51 minutes, 35 seconds
fellas there get more you like get uh the documentation on you know the51 minutes, 42 seconds
processes to go through that. Certainly the Strike Foundation has a website and people can inquire uh there on the51 minutes, 49 seconds
website and we can get to be very careful not to make ourselves vulnerable. We've been taking loans not51 minutes, 56 seconds
selling shares uh because and then the shares uh can be the loans can convert into shares at any time. So um because52 minutes, 6 seconds
we uh hoping that in with all the people that are against the project and trying to stop the playing52 minutes, 13 seconds
head super careful about the way in which you know we do things and that's what we're doing through uh been doing52 minutes, 20 seconds
through Alpha Cross which has registered uh documents with the authorities there52 minutes, 27 seconds
uh for fine and we have uh the uh said the shares52 minutes, 34 seconds
there um that for for transfer. So as it goes along 2026 there's going to be a52 minutes, 40 seconds
lot of uh opportunities arise uh third party. So a lot of our licences are going to be floating in the market and52 minutes, 48 seconds
that'll be separate uh opportunities for investment and uh from from us will be we're finishing off the documents now.52 minutes, 56 seconds
That's why uh trying to keep it generic as possible because we're actually going to the next level. We're actually taking53 minutes, 3 seconds
we've got a new come from big called uh which is just being uh you know Kenny put together and we got all the public53 minutes, 11 seconds
liability insurance and director's liability insurance and we're forming that vagger uh uh vidasure is the53 minutes, 19 seconds
mechanism of producing ball lightning which is the pantorm generator is a ball lightning generator and the vidrit is b53 minutes, 26 seconds
lightning in Sanskrit and the vajraita is the action of the ball lightning which is actually a transmutate elders53 minutes, 34 seconds
and for everyone here we are producing tubules of carbon inside the thunderstorm generator53 minutes, 42 seconds
diamond right diamond tubes we are creating now diamond is coming directly from the53 minutes, 50 seconds
plasma and back into uh the diamond form black diamond which comes diamond the53 minutes, 59 seconds
actual vas means uh both lightning and diamond and actually rinney is54 minutes, 5 seconds
revolening is actually plasmoids which are form as the clover sphere and54 minutes, 12 seconds
actually what it is is that the um the ball lightning itself compresses matter.54 minutes, 19 seconds
If you ever watch the uh flux capacitor,54 minutes, 22 seconds
the fundamental generator is a flux capacitor. It has in fact a feature and literally what the lightning does is54 minutes, 30 seconds
compresses matter. It it actually compresses us and creates these tubules of uh diamond inside the thunderstorm jour.54 minutes, 54 seconds
Yeah, that be funny enough that this will live his rubbish into that which was actually look at the rubbish I was putting in was55 minutes, 1 second
hang and plastic which is all hydro problem.55 minutes, 13 seconds
U Malcolm, we have some more we have some more questions. Just a minute.55 minutes, 18 seconds
Uh, so if the unit is not properly tuned, does it produce electromagnetic waves? And I presume,55 minutes, 27 seconds
did you hear that?55 minutes, 28 seconds
So you got the microphone. It's just echoing. We finding a part to the unit is not Maybe you come down here. Come down.55 minutes, 37 seconds
Yeah. Sorry.55 minutes, 41 seconds
Yeah. Just talk straight to them. If the unit's not properly tuned, does it produce electromagnetic waves? And the55 minutes, 50 seconds
second part is I presume this is like Thomas Beard and mathematics and Whitaker potentials and things like55 minutes, 57 seconds
that. Do the really big ones perturb gravitation?56 minutes, 3 seconds
Yeah. Well, actually what um uh gravitation is actually a dilation of56 minutes, 9 seconds
time either accelerate or earthy lines will increase or decrease gravity.56 minutes, 15 seconds
That's the simplest for this. And so what we really talk about almost says that the phone generated was uh reversing accelerated fine. It's increase treasure.56 minutes, 26 seconds
Yeah. arg formula is very acceptable is everyone's ignored it you know you go56 minutes, 35 seconds
energy is work under time or whatever like so but if but everyone ignores time as if it's like you can't change it well56 minutes, 42 seconds
you can't you speak something you ought to time right so you go back to the book of Enoch which is banned by the Catholic56 minutes, 49 seconds
church simply because of an inconvenient truth why for for all reasons but the main was a is basic and big dabos.56 minutes, 58 seconds
Number two, there was the fact that he came back. He was away from a year and there was a 500 year time dilation of 500 years on earth that passed by. So,57 minutes, 7 seconds
so it's the fact is is that this knowledge is well known in certain quarters u but57 minutes, 16 seconds
suppressed the and and of course time as I said before time is the same that is57 minutes, 24 seconds
uh uh dist so time and distance are related directly because you've got time57 minutes, 32 seconds
25,000 20 years in the zodiac signs for the circuit, you know, of our solar system.57 minutes, 39 seconds
And then you've got time itself off as the moon traveling it down every hour,57 minutes, 43 seconds
which is the same 2,160 years as a 2 - 60 mi. What I've noted is57 minutes, 50 seconds
that if you realize that time and space um uh as one changes the other changes,57 minutes, 57 seconds
which is and you have to have the unit of change, which is the mile, as I said,58 minutes, 1 second
the English and the Fibonacci birds with the figures. If you look at my model of the elements, it's actually a Fibonacci58 minutes, 8 seconds
inner lead, right? I put a Fibonacci cove on and clothed a sphere and I could map the actual nodal points of all the58 minutes, 17 seconds
elements and then I stuck a coil on each nodal point for that tubes with u magnets spaced with ceramic spaces58 minutes, 26 seconds
basically which I produced myself and I ran it around circuit and I had virtual zero point what I'd done is had every58 minutes, 34 seconds
frequency every element mapped out as a fre as a as The magnet went past I had the frequency exactly of the other node.58 minutes, 44 seconds
So therefore I was bringing out all you have none. So you produce the automatic virtual zero through the same thing58 minutes, 51 seconds
electrons and virtual black hole electrons damaging the voc.58 minutes, 56 seconds
If you look at my the patent uh that uh is on alchemical science that George did59 minutes, 2 seconds
a whole uh thing on the patent of the direct my direct mount energy drive which is goes back to Ken shoulders work59 minutes, 11 seconds
which is highly recommend because you ken shoulders work and there you can see on our website uh we've got the Alaskan59 minutes, 19 seconds
lawyers you can see that there should PowerPoint presentations are there where he actually fired had plast uh which you59 minutes, 28 seconds
think exactly by the way Ken shoulders is murdered not because he was running a car of water but because he actually59 minutes, 35 seconds
produced a plot gun and was firing the plazard gun into the uh and I produced and replicated59 minutes, 42 seconds
uh those uh plot guns uh that Stanley Mer um built and he also used a laser in59 minutes, 52 seconds
conjunction with that but my If if you're game enough, you can speak to that. If not, I'll I'll kick the the red1 hour
dots on my for wearing the red block.1 hour, 7 seconds
Yeah. So, the stand was using Yeah,1 hour, 9 seconds
exactly. The um So, Stan was using both the uh the red side as well, the lasers.1 hour, 15 seconds
Um so, using both the fil uh Yeah,1 hour, 19 seconds
Stanley was was mixing the atmospheric air as well. So depends how far I don't know how far to go equal it you know it's um1 hour, 27 seconds
well we're in for petty and for a pound and we're in so we don't look for uh intellectual uh barely brilliant. All1 hour, 36 seconds
right. So in in in reality in reality you could sort of say that he was running a like a demonia type gas is1 hour, 45 seconds
probably the easiest way grabbing atmosphere which is nitrogen which is what we breathe. Um you know we're water1 hour, 52 seconds
creatures that breathe nitrogen. So um uh nitrogen or it'll you separate the1 hour, 59 seconds
oxygen the hydrogen you get ammonia gas and then when you with the plasma it becomes an electrical discharge as well.1 hour, 1 minute, 7 seconds
Uh which is pretty much your your engine is doing that at the moment. It is a it's not you've got to look at it as an1 hour, 1 minute, 15 seconds
electrical discharge uh working in the normal uh internal combustion engine as well which is what people don't really1 hour, 1 minute, 23 seconds
look at. You know, you got a Tesla P that's operating the whole system. Um so you've got to look at the engine a bit1 hour, 1 minute, 30 seconds
different way. What are you tuning? You know, why is the capacitor there? Um you know, you got to look at these things.1 hour, 1 minute, 37 seconds
How is the spark? What is the spark?1 hour, 1 minute, 40 seconds
what type of spark is it? Um, so you've got to ask because what you ask to do is all the electronic guys in the room will start to think now and they'll um you1 hour, 1 minute, 49 seconds
work it out quite quickly um how the engine is actually working not how the engine you've been told how the engine1 hour, 1 minute, 56 seconds
works. Um you'll work it out pretty quickly.1 hour, 1 minute, 59 seconds
Yeah. to share the dock fed by Nat1 hour, 2 minutes, 3 seconds
[clears throat]1 hour, 2 minutes, 4 seconds
what we did was take the right bubbler and we put in uh tra you know this is1 hour, 2 minutes, 12 seconds
this saying right it's the serendicity of the nicadina the beautifully invented serendipity it's my business partner1 hour, 2 minutes, 19 seconds
said I got a problem it's costing you like £150,000 or something to get rid of the lead shade that he was putting a vacuum on1 hour, 2 minutes, 28 seconds
the rumish tip and producing meat you from trash, right? So basically they got1 hour, 2 minutes, 35 seconds
some B sides in London with me trash and he had a problem with that. So then he said, "Malcolm, why don't you put it in the bubble?" Right? Like it was crazy1 hour, 2 minutes, 44 seconds
idea. I'm learning with the bubler. He's the only one with this lie. Right? So we stack the two together and uh then the results of that uh noted in my notes.1 hour, 2 minutes, 56 seconds
It's in a pig that things was up to one actually. uh uh but you know they're available on mine as said Amazon and I1 hour, 3 minutes, 5 seconds
would recommend people get them because they're trying to stop the distribution of those which is I just say if you're as belligerent and as petted as I am and1 hour, 3 minutes, 14 seconds
as stubborn then you buy my notes just for the fact that you know so that uh you you got one up on the deep state.1 hour, 3 minutes, 23 seconds
Yep. So don't worry about read but expos one up on the deep state this l they're getting out it but anyway but if you1 hour, 3 minutes, 31 seconds
read the notes it clearly demonstrates the direct transmutation of elements in the public and the fact that you can um1 hour, 3 minutes, 40 seconds
actually create and run so you back to you one of the questions I had before we last ask our last a few questions here1 hour, 3 minutes, 49 seconds
um you said in a video and this is a funny question you said that plasma is white were attracted to the and I1 hour, 3 minutes, 56 seconds
thought that was a bit a bit of a oddity. Um so could you elaborate why that is or how that is and or is there1 hour, 4 minutes, 4 seconds
anything else other materials that blazingly good question because as my old thing1 hour, 4 minutes, 14 seconds
bought equal and this is a big lie that's why they're attacking radio handcott1 hour, 4 minutes, 20 seconds
that our pre civil civilizations were more advanced than we are right and this goes on a spiritual level because the1 hour, 4 minutes, 28 seconds
plasmoids are what's in your heart. Your heart's two spirals, a left hand spiral,1 hour, 4 minutes, 33 seconds
right hand spiral, male and female spiral. And basically your heart and place your generator. You're placed1 hour, 4 minutes, 40 seconds
in the center. That's why they've been bleded in to the center. Otherwise,1 hour, 4 minutes, 44 seconds
they'd be spheres. But there spheres your blood ple and that's your consciousness. So this goes to the fact1 hour, 4 minutes, 51 seconds
that the the place points themselves are been known for years now. If you go to the Sanskrit text, it's 150,000 years1 hour, 5 minutes
old. There's been 10 avatars. Yep. And so and avatars. I got downloaded all1 hour, 5 minutes, 7 seconds
this stuff. I'm fusing myself machine in America which all my blood on tap the record download anything.1 hour, 5 minutes, 20 seconds
As far as replace your pistol is concerned, the further you go back in history and I say as inventual if you want to look nothing you under the sun1 hour, 5 minutes, 27 seconds
if you want to invent something go back in history because it's all been invented before.1 hour, 5 minutes, 33 seconds
Yeah. And so there of course if you go back to King's farmer right basis Christian day civilization1 hour, 5 minutes, 41 seconds
initially so and if you look at Solomon's molten sea alth1 hour, 5 minutes, 51 seconds
cavity it was the first reference to pi if you go to wub you say that s of sea1 hour, 5 minutes, 58 seconds
that the bird pie it was built out of spent on fuel with the Egyptians found1 hour, 6 minutes, 4 seconds
in Atlante. Shipwreck S bean box king Sol. He make the malt sea and multi is a1 hour, 6 minutes, 11 seconds
plasmoid generator to charge up the ark of the covenant and also the plasmoids1 hour, 6 minutes, 17 seconds
were put wet on the billion ruffles and also the woolen robes because if you1 hour, 6 minutes, 25 seconds
read Solomon's been about what was in the arus get this shik wood is a dialectric abah1 hour, 6 minutes, 34 seconds
is a dialectric right the which is acia right so1 hour, 6 minutes, 42 seconds
it's the arnicon was built out of wood which is a cranulated grain right and acacia exactly what you leave1 hour, 6 minutes, 52 seconds
uh the equivalent is to bubble with the quic det equivalence so I build uh off1 hour, 7 minutes
the mark you see I built the sans notes the m see that anything I could find plus the knowledge coming from1 hour, 7 minutes, 8 seconds
from the casting or the point is is that that in that Soligan's thing describing what was him after the cabin there was1 hour, 7 minutes, 17 seconds
layers of right round shitterwood and round and wool right1 hour, 7 minutes, 25 seconds
which is lenoline was the and water was what were the was what they kept the1 hour, 7 minutes, 32 seconds
plasma in. Now I suggest both the the cranulated grain is on the wood but1 hour, 7 minutes, 41 seconds
guess what look at the wall it's got the same related gre because said my famous statement is that1 hour, 7 minutes, 49 seconds
that in the universe there's no straight lines every curve is part of a spiral every spiral is either exploding or1 hour, 7 minutes, 58 seconds
exploding which means there's either explody anticlockwise or end quoted1 hour, 8 minutes, 7 seconds
or what that general does. It uses those two fundamental being forces to you1 hour, 8 minutes, 14 seconds
uh to our advantage and we've also have one quite a tough pro that if you try and do the other way not work. Yeah. So1 hour, 8 minutes, 22 seconds
basically style of work all every derivation1 hour, 8 minutes, 30 seconds
works in a different way. So that if you use those principles, it will definitely work, but it does different things for1 hour, 8 minutes, 37 seconds
different uh ST. But the point is that if you look back in history, you'll see the same1 hour, 8 minutes, 45 seconds
stall and that was that was Solomon Rush. Uh, I'm just trying to remember1 hour, 8 minutes, 51 seconds
the popular business of the uh souls department was the uh uh I think it was1 hour, 8 minutes, 58 seconds
the esoteric. It was the uh the uh cabala I think. Yeah, Cabala. But anyway, the pawns and I read all that1 hour, 9 minutes, 7 seconds
stuff. I and I uh used all that knowledge to create a thunderstorm generator and the bumbler is based on1 hour, 9 minutes, 15 seconds
the reason I used the shades originally and now we have the the seated spheres the 11 micron cinted spheres now they1 hour, 9 minutes, 24 seconds
create a milk and that milk uh the water turns to milk if you have the proper vacuum now our dish itself which is the1 hour, 9 minutes, 33 seconds
diffuser is actually now uh tells you whether you've got you got the full vacuum. If you have the full vacuum, you have no heat water. If you don't have1 hour, 9 minutes, 42 seconds
the full vacuum, you just have clear water. Oh. Um, got some more questions here. Um,1 hour, 9 minutes, 50 seconds
questions. Last questions.1 hour, 9 minutes, 51 seconds
Yep. Um, I've been patiently waiting for I've been patient patiently waiting for everyone else.1 hour, 10 minutes
I've been patiently waiting for everyone to ask their questions so I can until I can ask mine. Um, you've mentioned about1 hour, 10 minutes, 8 seconds
the uh deep state and the military-industrial complex and I'm not sure if you uh caught our acronym Astro1 hour, 10 minutes, 16 seconds
stands for alternative science and technology research organization. We're very much into researching alternative science and technology and ideas. How1 hour, 10 minutes, 24 seconds
much do you know that you're able to share? Has the military-industrial complex and the deep state uh corrupted science and knowledge in general?1 hour, 10 minutes, 35 seconds
A good question. And medicine. Well, yeah. And an answer question.1 hour, 10 minutes, 42 seconds
Oh, I can answer both of us very accurately,1 hour, 10 minutes, 46 seconds
but knowledge still be lost. And if you look at all of the spiritual traditions in the world, they all claims the same1 hour, 10 minutes, 55 seconds
thing. I was fortunately I was taught by a uh shed priest who was beds and priest1 hour, 11 minutes, 4 seconds
or mon and so they had that was a great1 hour, 11 minutes, 11 seconds
the last innomi when Tibet was invaded by China fortunately for me a lot of refugees through toet ended up in Tasmania.1 hour, 11 minutes, 20 seconds
Yeah. So uh so basically um you you have the uh uh the knowledge of the plasmoids1 hour, 11 minutes, 30 seconds
like for example you know the the Tibetan sea mo is a ploy gener yeah we're we're aware of those1 hour, 11 minutes, 37 seconds
the so all he's doing science and your intro comes from the heart of those boys the place was the holy cloud if you look1 hour, 11 minutes, 45 seconds
at the new book from Robert Tenle the science of heaven um the cloud how the1 hour, 11 minutes, 52 seconds
those car those bone mubios will be fine inside the bud scul by the way from a1 hour, 12 minutes
you know a glass of water uh we've proven uh that we can um uh generate in1 hour, 12 minutes, 9 seconds
uh which I was talking about earlier every uh element uh uh well first 32 elements1 hour, 12 minutes, 17 seconds
of the period table yeah that's what that's another question I wanted to ask why is it Why is it on why does it stop at 32?1 hour, 12 minutes, 24 seconds
Uh well, basically the what happens is that it it and I don't know if we got1 hour, 12 minutes, 33 seconds
the picture of the um this is the picture up at the uh uh Alfred are you going?1 hour, 12 minutes, 40 seconds
Yeah, it is. Yep. Yep. Okay, mate. So, so yeah. No, it's okay.1 hour, 12 minutes, 46 seconds
You know, the audience's completely great. I just lost B there because what I wanted to show you is the stepwise transmutation of elements. So what we1 hour, 12 minutes, 54 seconds
found and that's why I refer to my arch where we actually put that the tip leate rubbish tip water which is about 8.8 pH.1 hour, 13 minutes, 3 seconds
Uh you know actually the bubbler what you need to know is when you get what the bubbler does if you run the gobler1 hour, 13 minutes, 11 seconds
the pH section goes up that is the ratio between hydrogen and peroxide changes.1 hour, 13 minutes, 16 seconds
So basically the pH on normal water if you in the butler if it's like 6.5 or1 hour, 13 minutes, 22 seconds
6.7 6.8 then water but it'll go up to 7.5 minimum that is at least to actually1 hour, 13 minutes, 30 seconds
natur amount of energy that we need to actually have enough energy in the system to uh to uh uh1 hour, 13 minutes, 42 seconds
transmit elements. Yeah. And that's the baseline. That's your 26.7 million electron volts that you've got1 hour, 13 minutes, 49 seconds
down at the base of the I've got it in the center trying to visualize that you you know these things are happening all1 hour, 13 minutes, 56 seconds
at once in the bubble. But in the mass spectrometer looking at scanning electron micro and mass spectrometer we're just finishing1 hour, 14 minutes, 5 seconds
at big labs in Mexico. We've been working with people uh and you know um1 hour, 14 minutes, 12 seconds
I'll keep you generic then people might know what's in genetics. So but anyway the people there1 hour, 14 minutes, 20 seconds
the point is is that that the limit that it reaches is simply that up until that point you don't see it's generating1 hour, 14 minutes, 27 seconds
there's enough energy generated to the system to get up to that point but then you need to be adding energy to the1 hour, 14 minutes, 34 seconds
system. So it's a nice fail safe. you don't have any uh generation of dangerous materials and you have the1 hour, 14 minutes, 42 seconds
nutrinos are the only things that are uh gib there's no uh you know the countries1 hour, 14 minutes, 50 seconds
who and going to the deep state and the rest of it and I know a lot about that because I did work with those people and1 hour, 14 minutes, 59 seconds
um I the reason I have to keep it generic is that I have non-dispos but I can simply tell is that everyone1 hour, 15 minutes, 7 seconds
even fe in America had been working with and then it would include NASA and looking1 hour, 15 minutes, 17 seconds
you know I worked with Paul beacqua who was uh the uh he's the guy that holds defense we five so um just to tell you1 hour, 15 minutes, 26 seconds
the level I was at and so the and and about what what the jinx state knows1 hour, 15 minutes, 34 seconds
about it this was known And if you read a book elephant uh so who built the atomic bomb not1 hour, 15 minutes, 42 seconds
opponent was a theorist I actually met with opponent1 hour, 15 minutes, 47 seconds
man uh he was a run for news his uncle plan this was I used in the Gulf of1 hour, 15 minutes, 55 seconds
Mexico I used the class boys to turn the oil into protein the big thing here for the oil companies I said was you going1 hour, 16 minutes, 4 seconds
to h our market 50% said, you know, it's going to fuel efficiency. So, you're going to like 10 ds your money because I can also turn your oil into protein,1 hour, 16 minutes, 12 seconds
which I did in the Gulf of Mexico, you know, pause this big two mill. So, so1 hour, 16 minutes, 19 seconds
the fact is that you can turn oil into protein. It's more valuable than using it in your car. And that recmplexes the1 hour, 16 minutes, 28 seconds
uh planet and the oil companies because they're going to make more money out of the protein than they will out of fuel.1 hour, 16 minutes, 34 seconds
So this is a very mature uh d it's a changing tank because the oil industry1 hour, 16 minutes, 41 seconds
did not know how to turn carbon oxygen now they do uh we do and they could not turn oil into protein which I can or we1 hour, 16 minutes, 50 seconds
can. So if those are two fundamental challenges in society um with the military-industrial complex um1 hour, 17 minutes
people in that group have uh you know several times or including uh yeah Rothschilds and JP M all those sort of1 hour, 17 minutes, 8 seconds
people all the establishment have endeavored to keep this information1 hour, 17 minutes, 16 seconds
from you and Uh if I had have known when I was in1 hour, 17 minutes, 23 seconds
grade six that the D under the sun was the amount of seconds in a day that would have helped me because if I had1 hour, 17 minutes, 31 seconds
have known about that link that this the D is 864,000 miles and the amount of seconds in a day is 86,4001 hour, 17 minutes, 41 seconds
that would have been nice bit of information to have also that the moon square is 864 as well 8,6401 hour, 17 minutes, 50 seconds
All this was sacred geometry. All this is the real maths. The maths that we were taught is wrong. It's 20% mass.1 hour, 17 minutes, 58 seconds
Read my knows. Um there the major problem that we have in the math is that you take say 864 as being a number. It1 hour, 18 minutes, 6 seconds
doesn't matter what sequence it is because God only only looks at the salmon product which is the same which the sequence and sequence tells you to1 hour, 18 minutes, 14 seconds
dimension the products. Now if you take that uh the pyramid again the mirror image which you've got 1 2 3 4 5 6 651 hour, 18 minutes, 24 seconds
4321 it's 518400 but if you take the same principle and apply it to the elements you'll see in my notes that it you can take the1 hour, 18 minutes, 33 seconds
melting point of hydrogen the opposite melting point and the same for carbon and you'll find that every form of1 hour, 18 minutes, 39 seconds
carbon is exactly the same as if you're well I Thank you for sharing all that1 hour, 18 minutes, 48 seconds
information, Malcolm. That's absolutely wonderful. I don't think we've had a speaker on the big screen here like this before. Your knowledge comprehensive.1 hour, 18 minutes, 56 seconds
I think we've all appreciated it. Yes.1 hour, 18 minutes, 59 seconds
We have our um we have a a picture1 hour, 19 minutes, 9 seconds
of having a running day, a published running day in the local Adelaide Park here tomorrow. So that hopefully that's going to go well and um you know publics1 hour, 19 minutes, 17 seconds
can see this firsthand for themselves that they don't even know about it and as well as some other invited people that know about it coming along. So that should be a good event.1 hour, 19 minutes, 27 seconds
Um but we warmly we really certainly appreciate you coming on for the call both you Michael and and and Malcolm and1 hour, 19 minutes, 35 seconds
uh it's fantastic. Um we really enjoyed it and we hope it's just uh does wonderful things around the world. We can only hope.1 hour, 19 minutes, 45 seconds
Yeah. If you go of course uh it's good you've already had the lecture all there1 hour, 19 minutes, 52 seconds
alchemical science you get all the stuff there resources I said over the end I wanted to just go over that go to strike foundation.1 hour, 20 minutes
uh go to our cases of science go to uh you can look up on um the uh book where1 hour, 20 minutes, 8 seconds
sort of you know prospects you can look up u the uh I said again I recommend the talk because that tells you about what1 hour, 20 minutes, 17 seconds
the states been doing for 90 years to stop it and this book was shame publishing what they're doing up until 51 hour, 20 minutes, 24 seconds
years in January this year I'll be telling you about their mechanations since this war. Uh so and that's it for1 hour, 20 minutes, 34 seconds
people chief is powerful. Uh so I think that uh we have the opportunity now with1 hour, 20 minutes, 42 seconds
thunderstorms generator to introduce the world to plasmids. Plasmoids are the ultimate of all society. As I said so1 hour, 20 minutes, 50 seconds
sea was a was a plasma generator and charms down south for the clutterment.1 hour, 20 minutes, 54 seconds
the wool and the granulated uh uh grain of both the wood that were shavings and it was stored in wool. Now1 hour, 21 minutes, 3 seconds
the interesting thing about lenoline and even the frequencies is the interesting thing is that in our culture olive oil1 hour, 21 minutes, 10 seconds
uh it's the same face 300° C as fment that was used to create the the squares1 hour, 21 minutes, 18 seconds
because we think about we think about it as being the mortar but actually I think about it as being actually the bimment1 hour, 21 minutes, 26 seconds
is like the the uh arand in between the the crystal to lighten cubicle form of1 hour, 21 minutes, 34 seconds
our 304 stainless steel. You know, it's a different way of looking at us. It's it's the opposite.1 hour, 21 minutes, 40 seconds
It's a paradox. You're looking at what it's creating, what the mortar is creating, not the shape of cube itself.1 hour, 21 minutes, 47 seconds
Is right. Fantastic.1 hour, 21 minutes, 51 seconds
Michael, do you want to Oh, no. I just wanted to say uh thanks for having me on and thanks for the donation of the the clear tubes as well.1 hour, 22 minutes
Yeah, there's time. There's coming soon. Yeah, that' be great. We need some Oh, you Thank you very much. Yes.1 hour, 22 minutes, 8 seconds
No worries. Well, thank you gentlemen.1 hour, 22 minutes, 10 seconds
Um, we're going to go and have firstly have a happy new year and be great to talk to you again sometime and uh thank1 hour, 22 minutes, 19 seconds
you for attending us tonight. So and there be le there'll be lecture series too uh with uh beneficient TV as1 hour, 22 minutes, 28 seconds
well. Uh we're doing he's going through the uh the 15 sections and the 10 hours1 hour, 22 minutes, 36 seconds
of uh uh the uh how to uh Malcolm uh link. But anyway, it's all on you go to Google science.1 hour, 22 minutes, 45 seconds
Yeah, we've got all the resources here on the uh the flyer. So if anyone wants to grab that, you can go to strike foundation our chemical science alpha1 hour, 22 minutes, 53 seconds
prospects all on there milk and store pick up. I'll just leave that off here. Awesome.1 hour, 23 minutes, 1 second
Okay, there fellas. Yeah, thanks. Thank you.1 hour, 23 minutes, 11 seconds
Wow, that was amazing.1 hour, 23 minutes, 14 seconds
What was it? Uh yeah, I'm just going Thank you for watching. I hope you enjoyed this video. I am Jordan and this1 hour, 23 minutes, 22 seconds
is Alchemical Science. I'll see you next time.1 hour, 23 minutes, 27 seconds
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the key of the whole system is the thunderstorm generator the thunderstorm generator the thunderstorm generator8 seconds
like one of the people that I met in Arkansas his son-in-law is a mechanic and they sent him to specs and the15 seconds
components he built the thing in his shop and tested it I've seen his video he's really yeah it took him five hours23 seconds
to retrofit an internal combustion engine and he sends back to his uncle I mean his his uh30 seconds
father-in-law he says well I don't know how it worked but I hooked it up and it worked and he put the gas analyzer there37 seconds
in the exhaust pipe and saw for himself what changed when he turned the technology on and then when he turned it45 seconds
off so and I'm at that point where okay I've seen enough now and I've seen it myself work I have been in the lab and52 seconds
seen it work I've stood right there while independent engineers and scientists with their equipment were testing and so I watched1 minute, 1 second
myself and have seen it and and I was already convinced because I've seen probably half a dozen videos because every time it's been tested there have1 minute, 9 seconds
been video recordings of it and I'd seen the videos from the uh Albuquerque at the Tesla Tech conference and George Howard who was a total skeptic he was1 minute, 17 seconds
there and um yeah he came away oh well so there's a video of him getting down you've got the1 minute, 24 seconds
they're running a generator without the technology and they had to move it outside because the fumes were so strong1 minute, 33 seconds
right coming out of the the exhaust fumes were coming out of the of the of the exhaust pipe we're so strong they had to move the thing outside onto the1 minute, 41 seconds
loading dock right they turned the technology on and within about a minute couple of minutes instead of carbon1 minute, 50 seconds
dioxide carbon monoxide nitrous oxide methane and other hydrocarbons coming out they've all gone down to just a small percentage some of them have even1 minute, 59 seconds
zeroed out and what's coming out it's like 20 oxygen Optimum atmospheric levels of2 minutes, 7 seconds
oxygen that you would be breathing in a pristine unpolluted natural environment and that's what's coming out of the this is 20 oxygen in here right now right2 minutes, 15 seconds
probably not that much inside here but if you were out in as George Lush put it in it in an uh a pristine alpen Meadow2 minutes, 23 seconds
with unpolluted air and you're breathing that that's what's coming out of the exhaust wow so this is Gary Ling he's in2 minutes, 31 seconds
London and he's been overseeing the the uh the build out uh of the uh of the the big industrial now this is this is a2 minutes, 40 seconds
couple of years ago where they were still testing like backyard scale of things so this is he's got this in his backyard they've built the thing they've2 minutes, 49 seconds
hooked it up to a Honda generator and I'm going to fast forward through some of it but he gives a good explanation of2 minutes, 57 seconds
what's going on let's see if I can okay so he's pointing the gas analyzer here okay and they're going to hook up they're going to take the probe from the3 minutes, 5 seconds
the analyzer and they're going to put it the exhaust pipe is is down here and they're going to feed it into the exhaust pipe okay3 minutes, 12 seconds
um I imagine I think this is the guy who is built built it according to Malcolm specifications yeah so he's now going to3 minutes, 20 seconds
uncover so you see the generator there and okay so I'm going to pause it right here for a second okay so this is the3 minutes, 28 seconds
the ionizer so they feed air into the top it's subjected to UV light of a frequency of about 100 microns and then3 minutes, 37 seconds
that's comes down here in this pipe and then it's mixed with water and that comes in and here's the bubblers where3 minutes, 43 seconds
the cavitation bubbles are created and windows billions of cavitation bubbles collapse they emit a light they emit frequency of3 minutes, 53 seconds
UV light ultraviolet light in the same at the same frequency as the pre-ionizer chamber and it was this pre-ionizer4 minutes, 2 seconds
chamber that is the the key to being able to generate the plasmas at lower energies than it would normally take to4 minutes, 9 seconds
cause that disassociation between electrons and neutrons okay I don't fully understand exactly how it works4 minutes, 17 seconds
again get me back on six months and I should be able to be a little bit more you know more uh4 minutes, 25 seconds
it's UV that's that's where the energy is coming from the UV light the UV light I wouldn't say that's where the energy4 minutes, 33 seconds
is coming from but the UV does is emitted when those cavitation bubbles collapse okay4 minutes, 42 seconds
now that UV light perhaps yeah again I'm my understanding of this is is still in4 minutes, 49 seconds
its infancy over here this this thing right here is where the water intake the water is fed in here and it goes down and that water comes up here into the4 minutes, 58 seconds
bubbler and then the bubbler captures those plasmoids and feeds them into the thunderstorm generator which5 minutes, 5 seconds
you can't see here but as we go around let's see I'll fast forward here as he's coming around5 minutes, 13 seconds
here we go he's he's pointing out and he's explaining how the bubbler works and then he's coming around yes so here5 minutes, 21 seconds
he's talked he says this is the this is the the center of the whole system this is your thunderstorm generator right5 minutes, 29 seconds
here okay and um if people want to kind of get the basic principle of how the thunderstorm5 minutes, 37 seconds
generator looks look up the rank r-a-n-q-u-e rank hilch Vortex tube the5 minutes, 44 seconds
rank hilch Vortex tube okay yeah yeah and maybe Steven can yeah Steve can pull it up but actually I think I've got a slide of it here so so this is the heart5 minutes, 53 seconds
of the system here's the thunderstorm generator and what it does is it separates takes room temperature and separates it into extremely hot and6 minutes, 1 second
extremely cold and then brings them back together and in that so you've got a stream of6 minutes, 8 seconds
plasma that's really hot in a stream that's really cold um so it's mimicking in a way a thunderstorm which brings together a6 minutes, 17 seconds
cold front and a hot front and you know in a thunderstorm it now when you bring that together what does it do it emits lightning right and lightning is plasma6 minutes, 26 seconds
so somehow what he's done is he's come up with a system of mimicking the thunderstorm um and so let's see let me just go ahead6 minutes, 34 seconds
and jump ahead here I think they're gonna yeah he's explaining the operation of the6 minutes, 41 seconds
of the thunderstorm generator right there let's take a good look at it's a it's a two these are actually there's another6 minutes, 49 seconds
sphere inside the sphere there's two spheres on each end there's another sphere inside and then there's a pipe or6 minutes, 57 seconds
a tube and it has another tube going inside it okay okay and okay so here you can see the gas7 minutes, 6 seconds
analyzer has been fed into the exhaust right here so what they're going to do is they're going to do a series of tests turning on7 minutes, 13 seconds
the technology and turning it off and then watching what happens to the change in the7 minutes, 22 seconds
in the emissions that are coming out so there he's hooking it up they're running the gas analyzer and let's see here7 minutes, 30 seconds
um we don't have the volume site not sure exactly what part that this is Gary Ling7 minutes, 37 seconds
here he's this is actually his backyard where they've built this thing and he's he's friends with Malcolm and has known him for years7 minutes, 46 seconds
um so uh uh I probably skipped over but they've got so that the exhaust coming out of7 minutes, 54 seconds
that thing is 20 oxygen that could be 19 could be 20 the highest I've seen is 20.9 percent8 minutes, 3 seconds
so so is that is that the is that the main reason people would want to use this is to lower carbon emissions and to8 minutes, 12 seconds
decrease like pollution and things like that or are there any other well that would be benefits of using8 minutes, 19 seconds
this one of the main reasons okay look at here uh let's see what we got happening here they're zooming in on the analyzer let's8 minutes, 28 seconds
see so she's turning the 10 let's see what do we got DD just turn the technology on oh he just turned the technology off so8 minutes, 36 seconds
you can see carbon this is carbon monoxide right here Co let me back up just a little bit let's see did he8 minutes, 45 seconds
let's go in let's see okay yeah so you can see there okay there you are that's what the technology on8 minutes, 52 seconds
carbon emissions is what zero zero let's see so carbon monoxide is the top reading and hydrocarbons is let's see so9 minutes, 2 seconds
this is percent of carbon monoxide this is the parts per million of hydrocarbons in general ah okay9 minutes, 10 seconds
so now they will turn the technology back off and then we'll see what happens as soon9 minutes, 18 seconds
as he turns the technology this guy's a terrible cameraman well yeah but yes that's why9 minutes, 26 seconds
we had more better we had professionals out at the right Tesla Tech uh come on here let's let's9 minutes, 33 seconds
uh let's just fast forward a little bit here okay so now he's presumably going to turn it off9 minutes, 41 seconds
it's been a couple of months since I've watched this okay he just turned it off and the generator is running so let's see what's going to happen there now okay so now you can see what happened9 minutes, 49 seconds
he's turning look here you can see the carbon monoxide percentage going up hydrocarbons parts per million9 minutes, 57 seconds
or no okay so so he's turned it on now he's turned it off I mean I'm sorry so now he's turned to technology back I10 minutes, 6 seconds
guess I skipped forward a little bit too much so now he's turned the technology back on so what we're seeing is that those numbers are going down you see10 minutes, 13 seconds
that okay see it thank you10 minutes, 25 seconds
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This video features Randall Carlson discussing the "Thunderstorm Generator," an experimental technology designed to significantly reduce air pollution and emissions from internal combustion engines.
Key takeaways from the discussion:
- Core Functionality: The system aims to mimic the natural processes of a thunderstorm to lower the energy required to create plasma, which then disassociates pollutants (0:30-4:15).
- Performance Results: Independent tests and video demonstrations shown in the clip suggest that when the technology is active, harmful emissions like carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, and hydrocarbons drop drastically, sometimes reaching near-zero levels (1:45-2:00, 8:45-10:15).
- Exhaust Quality: Carlson claims that the output from a treated engine contains approximately 20% oxygen, describing it as comparable to breathing air in a "pristine alpine meadow" (2:00-2:30, 7:50-8:05).
- Mechanism: The system involves a pre-ionizer, a water-based bubbler that creates cavitation bubbles to emit UV light, and a core component based on the Ranque-Hilsch Vortex Tube to separate hot and cold air streams (3:25-5:55).
This video provides an introduction to the Thunderstorm Generator (TSG), a waste-energy conversion technology developed by geochemist Malcolm Bendall. The system is designed to retrofit existing combustion engines and power plants to remediate carbon emissions, potentially reducing them to zero while improving fuel efficiency.
Core Technology: The Three Units
The TSG functions by creating and utilizing plasmoids (also known as ball lightning or structured plasma fields) through a process called water bubble cavitation. The system consists of three primary units:
- The Ionizer (1:38 - 2:00): Acts as the air intake, using UV light to ionize incoming air to prepare it for the process.
- The Bubbler / Plasmoid Generator (2:01 - 4:06): Uses the engine's compression and exhaust strokes to form microscopic ionized bubbles in water. When collapsed, these bubbles create stable toroidal plasma structures (plasmoids).
- The Thunderstorm Generator / Vadra (4:07 - 11:32): The reactor unit that uses precise geometry to create opposing vortexes—mirroring natural thunderstorm dynamics. This creates a "zero-point" equilibrium where carbon-based exhaust is atomically reconstructed into cleaner elements, primarily oxygen and hydrogen.
Key Benefits and Future Potential
- Efficiency: The structured plasma acts as an additional fuel source, leading to significant increases in engine power and reduced fuel consumption (9:26).
- Conditioning: The system can "condition" engine metals to hold plasmoid charges, potentially allowing the TSG unit to function independently for periods after an initial run-in phase (11:34).
- Versatility: Beyond automotive applications, the technology is intended for global use in power generation, mining, agriculture, and environmental remediation (12:48).
Malcolm Bendall has additional pending technologies based on these principles, including implosive turbines and plasma-based propulsion systems (13:30).
Transcript
the thunderstorm generator invented by Australian geochemist and Vortex Fusion specialist Malcolm Bendle is a waste energy conversion system designed to be
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retrofitted to any existing combustion engine or carbon emission Source this includes but is not limited to16 seconds
installations that utilize petrol diesel natural gas coal and other carbon based fuels by retrofitting the thunderstorm generator to our existing infrastructure25 seconds
and integrating it into new internal combustion Technologies carbon emissions including carbon monoxide carbon dioxide31 seconds
and hydrocarbons can be reduced to zero or to a negligible percentage this is accompanied by a significant increase in39 seconds
oxygen resulting in the final composition of the exhaust being similar to that of atmospheric readings of Clean Air in addition to remediating the48 seconds
carbon exhaust emissions the thunderstorm generator has been shown to improve the fuel consumption and power output of the engine significantly these56 seconds
combined functions are achieved not with rare metal catalysts or costly or dangerous materials but instead by a little known but well supported1 minute, 4 seconds
phenomena variously termed ball lightning plasmoids exotic vacuum objects evos structured plasma fields or1 minute, 12 seconds
structured self-contained electromagnetic fields these self-sustaining structured plasma entities are formed via a process called1 minute, 20 seconds
water bubble capitation in its current pre-production prototype phase the device consists of three primary units the final unit of1 minute, 28 seconds
the system is retrofitted to the the air intake and the exhaust of the existing engine or installation a basic overview of the1 minute, 36 seconds
system unit one the ionizer the first unit of the system becomes the new air intake for the1 minute, 43 seconds
entire system it consists of a chamber containing a UV bulb of a specific wavelength air is vacuumed through this1 minute, 51 seconds
chamber and ionized by the bulb this step is performed simply to set up more favorable conditions for the process which occurs in the second unit of the1 minute, 58 seconds
system unit two the bubbler or plasmoid generator the second unit of the system2 minutes, 7 seconds
consists of a novel water bubble generator and cavitation device ionized air is vacuumed through a porous membrane into a water filled chamber2 minutes, 16 seconds
utilizing the existing engines measured compression and exhaust Strokes in this way microscopic ionized bubbles of air and water gases are formed and a2 minutes, 24 seconds
vacuumed through the water which is packed with steel wool to further micronize the bubbles to the upper part of the ch chamber which contains no water on the reverse stroke of the2 minutes, 33 seconds
engine's Pistons the bubbles are collapsed if the bubbles are within the parameters necessary for viable cavitation in other words if the bubble2 minutes, 41 seconds
cavities are of the correct volume and spherical geometry at the moment they are collapsed they will symmetrically implode to form a toroidal2 minutes, 48 seconds
electromagnetic field or plasma structure which has the ability to sustain its form and can be used to perform work including the atomic2 minutes, 56 seconds
reconstruction of carbon-based exhaust streams to atmospheric levels of oxygen and nitrogen similar in composition to3 minutes, 3 seconds
Pure Clean Air this is the process of water bubble cavitation the ball lining or plasmoid is the true secret of the thunderstorm3 minutes, 11 seconds
generator and the specific process behind what people previously called cold fusion or low energy nuclear3 minutes, 18 seconds
reactions these are now becoming defunct and imprecise terms but for a long time they were used to describe elements of the same process in other historical3 minutes, 26 seconds
experiments and systems the true process of water bubble cavitation as employed in the thunderstorm generator and mcol bendle's future Atomic reconstruction3 minutes, 34 seconds
technology applications does not produce a nuclear byproduct and the reactions are not cold they occur at extremely3 minutes, 41 seconds
high pressures and temperatures which however are safely contained within the context of this system the newly formed plasmoids feed on surrounding water3 minutes, 50 seconds
Vapors and gases and they utilize this potential energy to grow their own plasma structure and then along with the remaining water gases and Vapors they3 minutes, 58 seconds
are vacuumed in a stream through the outlet of the top of the chamber into the final unit of the retrofit system the thunderstorm generator4 minutes, 7 seconds
itself unit three the thunderstorm generator or vadra the final unit the thunderstorm4 minutes, 15 seconds
generator or vadra is the reactor of the system the exhaust waste stream primarily consisting of carbon monoxide4 minutes, 22 seconds
carbon dioxide and hydrocarbons is atomically reconstructed during this phase reforming the elemental matter4 minutes, 30 seconds
potential energy into more useful elements in the context of this system primarily significantly increased levels of oxygen but also hydrogen and other4 minutes, 38 seconds
elements we will explain this process briefly in more depth after giving an overview of the basic construction the complete unit consists4 minutes, 46 seconds
of two sets of three nested Hollow spheres the two outer of each set of spheres connected via two nested pipes4 minutes, 54 seconds
the device body although materially very simple is constructed entirely of 304 stainless Ste feel or similar Alloys and5 minutes, 1 second
relies on Precision geometry and aeling to produce its intended results the design and manufacture process is similar to that of a musical instrument5 minutes, 9 seconds
although it could also could be compared to a precision tuned engine or turbine geometry and resonance are the most fundamental5 minutes, 16 seconds
considerations with modern automated systems to deal with complex metal work and Welding the thunderstorm generator is lowc cost to mass manufacture and has5 minutes, 24 seconds
Global applications in every single major industry including but not limited to power generation Automotive mining5 minutes, 31 seconds
Aerospace agriculture health and environmental remediation the basic principle of the device simply works on the same5 minutes, 39 seconds
principles as a natural thunderstorm caused by a relatively minor differential in temperature and pressure between the air and water out5 minutes, 46 seconds
at Sea expansion and contraction fundamental forces opposing one another two great opposing vortexes are formed5 minutes, 54 seconds
to attempt to equalize this polarity one rotating clockwise and Contracting or imploding through the center of the structure and the other rotating6 minutes, 2 seconds
counterclockwise and expanding around the structure these two opposing forces grow and sustain their conjugate Vortex6 minutes, 9 seconds
structure for some time and can generate millions of megawatt of power at the center of the thunderstorm we find the ey of the storm where motion frequency6 minutes, 18 seconds
of rotation ceases completely This Plane of equilibrium lying at the center of two opposing vortexes is the zero point6 minutes, 27 seconds
of the structure just as in the case of plasmoid generation and the thunderstorm process generated in this third unit of the system where we are able to reliably6 minutes, 35 seconds
observe and replicate this same phenomena on a safe and self-contained smaller scale the geometry and fluid dynamics that can be observed in the6 minutes, 43 seconds
natural phenomena of a thunderstorm are the fundamental considerations which have gone into the design of malcol bendle's thunderstorm generator and his other future6 minutes, 52 seconds
Technologies the cold plasmoids water gas and Vapor stream is directed in a clockwise flow Direction in into the6 minutes, 59 seconds
lower Center nested sphere which is connected to the center nested pipe and opposing Center sphere of the unit at7 minutes, 7 seconds
the other end of the unit the hot exhaust stream is directed in the opposing Direction in a counterclockwise flow Direction this time through the7 minutes, 14 seconds
cavity surrounded by the outer nested Hollow spheres and pipes although the two opposing vortexes are separated by7 minutes, 21 seconds
the walls of the metal pipe ball lightning structures are homeostatic completely self-contained entities it's well established that they are able to7 minutes, 29 seconds
move through and interact through solid metal this is an electromagnetic phenomena these two opposing vortexes7 minutes, 36 seconds
together as a singular conjugate structure form the self-contained thunderstorm a thunderstorm is fundamentally just a larger form or7 minutes, 45 seconds
expression of a plasmoid or an electromagnetic field structure like these at the point of equilibrium between the two vortexes lies the plane7 minutes, 52 seconds
of inertia and situated on this plane lies the zero point when we structure and maintain a zero point or a gravity8 minutes
well in this way by forming two counter opposing vortexes one where we are accelerating or expanding the frequency of matter and one where we are reversing8 minutes, 8 seconds
or Contracting the frequency of matter when the matter in this scenario the carbon exhaust waste stream passes through this point of equilibrium it8 minutes, 16 seconds
will be momentarily from our own frame of reference strict of its frequency altogether it becomes a morphous direct8 minutes, 24 seconds
current potential energy without Elemental form or frequency as this direct current dis Associated energy is ejected out of the8 minutes, 31 seconds
expounding outer Vortex on the opposing side of the plane of equilibrium it will immediately return to motion reforming back into the most convenient8 minutes, 39 seconds
arrangement of elements and Isotopes the product of this reaction is primarily dependent on the surrounding conditions the properties of the self-contained8 minutes, 47 seconds
thunderstorm and the potential energy available from the previously deconstructed elements in the case of the thunderstorm generator we find that8 minutes, 54 seconds
the carbon exhaust waste is primarily being transmuted into oxygen although although independent analysis conducted by Martin Flashman Memorial project9 minutes, 3 seconds
shows a more intricate and complete process of stepwise transmutation occurring with a range of elements typical to ball lightning or plasmoid9 minutes, 11 seconds
Fusion found during sem and EDS analysis the implications of these observations presents the possibility for safe and9 minutes, 19 seconds
controlled atomic Fusion of practically any element in future applications of these Technologies in the thunderstorm generator system hydrogen is also9 minutes, 27 seconds
produced and although this can be Iz as an effective fuel for the engine and the thunderstorm generator does produce a dramatic increase in engine efficiency9 minutes, 35 seconds
and decrease in fuel consumption these effects are primarily caused by the ball lightning structures or plasmoids causing a net gain in energy in the9 minutes, 43 seconds
system in simple terms the structured plasma acts itself as another source of fuel that can react with the Positive9 minutes, 50 seconds
ignition charge of the spark plug what has been described so far is only one half of the complete process9 minutes, 58 seconds
occurring in the thunderstorm generator unit the B lining or plasmoid structures have another function in the system other than forming part of the10 minutes, 5 seconds
Constitution of the cold clockwise input stream of the thunderstorm they also serve another electromagnetic purpose when the device is precisely constructed10 minutes, 14 seconds
and anal the temperature differential between the inner and outer nested spheres can be significant the ball lightning or plasmoid structures will10 minutes, 22 seconds
act to keep the greater system in homeostasis and there will create an ionized path and Arc between the outer and Center Cent nested spheres10 minutes, 30 seconds
attempting to equalize these polarized potentials again the equalizing principle of the thunderstorm is demonstrated just in miniature and again10 minutes, 39 seconds
a zero point is formed at the plane of equilibrium between the two opposing forces of the conjugate form of the10 minutes, 46 seconds
plasmoid when matter passes through this zero point Atomic reconstruction or fusion occurs the thunderstorm generator10 minutes, 53 seconds
has two primary processes but they both work on exactly the same principles although many different experimental water bubble cavitation11 minutes, 1 second
reactors have been constructed and bll lining or plasmoid phenomena has been observed and studied globally in numerous different systems independent11 minutes, 9 seconds
analysis shows that the thunderstorm generator can reliably and consistently produce the effect by dramatically increased autism magnitude compared to11 minutes, 18 seconds
any other similar reactors that have been studied despite the novel device being far less complex and costly to manufacture and retrofit to already11 minutes, 27 seconds
existing Technologies and to integrate directly into future engine and installation designs recent trials have shown that11 minutes, 34 seconds
the metal of the third unit of the system the thunderstorm generator as well as the metal inside the combustion chamber of the engine itself can11 minutes, 42 seconds
actually become conditioned with plasmoids storing the ball lining charges within the atomic cubic structure of the iron and the steel for some time it's been observed in multiple11 minutes, 51 seconds
systems and during public and scientific demonstrations that after being run for an initial period with the full system attached so that the ball lining or11 minutes, 59 seconds
plasmoids can first be generated and have time to infuse in the metal of the system the first two units of the system can later be detached and the12 minutes, 7 seconds
thunderstorm generator unit uh the third unit or the vadra can continue to do the work of the full system on its own for a period of12 minutes, 15 seconds
time this presents the opportunity to further optimize the device in future so that the bubbler and the ionizer unit could be used as a separate static12 minutes, 24 seconds
installation similar to an electric car charger to periodically charge the thunderstorm generator vadra which would alone Be contained in the moving vehicle12 minutes, 32 seconds
or primary installation this application reduces the size and expense of the system and presents a host of further opportunities to utilize existing Oil12 minutes, 40 seconds
and Gas commercial and Retail infrastructure applications of the thunderstorm generator the applications for the12 minutes, 49 seconds
thunderstorm generator are synonymous with the applications of the combustion engine or coal power plant there is a critical and Universal need for such a12 minutes, 57 seconds
device there's an immediate global demand for an effective and affordable method which can solve the carbon emissions issue this device presents the13 minutes, 5 seconds
solution to this issue in an elegant clean and cost-effective form meanwhile its Advent does not need to disrupt existing primary Industries such as the13 minutes, 13 seconds
fuel and Automotive sectors instead the thunderstorm generator allows for the clean and effective utilization of existing Vehicles infrastructure and13 minutes, 21 seconds
various current and future natural fuel sources for many decades to come it presents a net win for the entire supply chain as well as consumers and13 minutes, 28 seconds
government ments Malcolm Bendle has designed and painted several other Technologies based on the same fundamental principles utilized in the13 minutes, 36 seconds
thunderstorm generator this includes the Direct matto Energy drive or implosive turbine for power generation Atomic reconstruction and structured plasma13 minutes, 44 seconds
based propulsion for Land Air on waterer underwater and space applications we'll not explore this application in this13 minutes, 51 seconds
presentation for the sake of time but needless to say the thunderstorm generator and the principles of malol metals Atomic reconstruction technology13 minutes, 59 seconds
present the beginning of a new Industrial Revolution thank you for your time we hope you found this presentation informative and would like to come on14 minutes, 6 seconds
board to be involved in the immediate Global roll out of this technologySync to video time
This video features Gary Ling interviewing George Lush, a director at Lush Heat Treatment Limited, regarding the development of Malcolm Bendall’s MSAART (Molton Sea Ark Atomic Reconstruction Technology) Plasmoid Energy Generator. The discussion covers the technical development, experimental observations, and future industrial applications of this technology.
Key Highlights:
- Annealing Process: George Lush discusses his role in the annealing of the 24-inch and 18-inch hemispheres used in the generator's construction. This heat treatment is critical to ensuring material homogeneity and workability for the spherical components (03:01 - 04:03).
- Counterintuitive Observations: Lush reports on his experience conducting thermal camera tests on the Chonda (a smaller version of the system). He describes observing extreme temperature gradients—such as a 300-degree difference within inches on a copper pipe—that appear to defy standard thermodynamic expectations (05:40 - 08:32).
- Performance and Emissions: The team emphasizes the generator's capability to significantly reduce harmful emissions. According to test data, the exhaust from the MSAART device reportedly shows nearly 20% oxygen output with negligible carbon dioxide or monoxide (12:09 - 13:06, 14:03 - 14:35).
- Potential Applications: The participants brainstorm wide-ranging uses for the technology, including:
- Power Stations: Retrofitting industrial generators to neutralize emissions (12:09, 14:38).
- Transportation: Applications for shipping containers, cruise liners, and trains (14:37 - 15:08).
- HVAC Systems: Utilizing the byproduct of cold air (cryogenic results) for efficient air conditioning in large skyscrapers without the need for traditional refrigerants or pumps (15:15 - 18:22).
Future Outlook:
George Lush expresses that while the technology is still in the R&D phase, the results have been so profound that they "trump" other high-end aerospace and metallurgical projects he has worked on throughout his career (18:23 - 18:45). The team is now looking toward better material selection (Aerospace superalloys) to optimize production and longevity for future iterations (09:46 - 11:08).
Transcript
molten C are called tonic reconstruction technology a third-party expert opinion ballsy thinking the gender agnostic
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antidote to sloppy thinking well if you follow this ballsy thinking channel uh for updates on the molten C Arc Atomic17 seconds
reconstruction technology msart then boy is this a video for you um today we have25 seconds
um a video which is of a third party expert who visited the sort of reference site that we have for the big generator34 seconds
so the 24 and the 18s as opposed to the chondas which is the small hemispheres so that's four three and and even two as43 seconds
a transition which is well documented on the web now particularly since Tesla Tech but this one is a site that's a52 seconds
worldwide site for the deployment of the bigger generators at a power plant and the person speaking is George Lush from1 minute
Lush heating limited so I'll let you do your own research on him but George has a heck of a lot of knowledge of1 minute, 8 seconds
annealing his the company's been in uh in existence since the 1950s and his1 minute, 14 seconds
knowledge of heat treatment and annealing metals which is obviously the the 24 and the 18th have been1 minute, 23 seconds
annealed by George's company is extraordinary so he came to the reference site the demo site where we1 minute, 31 seconds
have a version of the chonda and he had a heat camera which you know allowed him1 minute, 38 seconds
to measure different parts of the engine and the heat emanating from it this was part of a bigger test that was being1 minute, 46 seconds
done on a zoom call by literally you know many scientists from around the world who are looking at the test at the1 minute, 54 seconds
time and I sat him down after that experience and asked him his opinions and this is2 minutes, 4 seconds
it right so uh Gary Ling here and I'm uh in the presence of uh George Lush2 minutes, 13 seconds
um who has whose company has been annealing the hemispheres on this project and George has come down toChapter 2: George Lush Introduction
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visit us on site and so George can you tell us a little bit about your background on who you are and I know you2 minutes, 27 seconds
like cheese yes tea is the primary fuel um so yes George Lush my company's Lush heat treatment2 minutes, 35 seconds
we're Aerospace heat treaters um we've been in the in the business for2 minutes, 42 seconds
well many decades we started in 1952 um and our main business is space and2 minutes, 50 seconds
irrigation Metallurgy uh it's all all the high-end stuff we work for British Aerospace Rolls-Royce with NAD cap you2 minutes, 59 seconds
name it we're approved for it by it and also write the you uh were the annealers yes tell us a little about that processChapter 3: Annealing the Hemispheres
3 minutes, 7 seconds
for the hemispheres which is useful on this first iteration um it was a rather a time pressure so3 minutes, 14 seconds
because of material availability and speed these were just done as a temporary first evolution in just mild steel3 minutes, 23 seconds
um not in the expectation that they would be a long-lived device but purely to prove concept so we ran an anneal on3 minutes, 30 seconds
the material so that it was homogenous and uniform and would lend itself to further working and then the3 minutes, 38 seconds
welding and every other operation that's gone on so I've come down today to see it all running um3 minutes, 45 seconds
and the uh what size were the hemispheres oh yes now this was this was a two foot outer shell with an 18 inch3 minutes, 54 seconds
inner shell on these that we 've been set to these for um early days proving concept4 minutes, 3 seconds
um because we're we're fully conversant with the Feynman principle of everything that's going on here that if your theory4 minutes, 10 seconds
disagrees with experiment wrong so that's really been proving that point and by goodness hasn't it hasn't it proven it4 minutes, 19 seconds
um with the the data that seems to be coming off everything here today and you know being being lucky enough to come and see it for myself so the the4 minutes, 28 seconds
um that those the the um 24s and the 18s they were in stainless steel no these these are all4 minutes, 35 seconds
just mild steel first iterations we do have other materials and which would be then the next evolution in stainless but4 minutes, 44 seconds
we're expecting to go beyond that into better materials for longevity and as we're seeing and then everyone else will4 minutes, 51 seconds
discuss in much better detail than I do the defamation and the magnetic properties that are occurring4 minutes, 58 seconds
and the asymmetry of all these things it's all going to need a lot more depth of data recording so that's the otherChapter 4: Need for a Data Recording
5 minutes, 6 seconds
Evolution that we're being very nicely asked to consult on and help out with which is I find absolutely fascinating5 minutes, 14 seconds
the the degree to which everything about this is so madly counter-intuitive and again being asked5 minutes, 23 seconds
to come out and experiment with you know take part on the experiment on site today and running the thermal camera and seeing it for myself5 minutes, 31 seconds
it just astonishing results and the the difference of 300 degrees on a just a5 minutes, 38 seconds
small copper pipe and the the bottom chamber isn't even a chamber it's just an elbow on this this tiny littleChapter 5: Sphere Temperature Readings
5 minutes, 45 seconds
facility of the proper system and the elbow at the bottom is 3305 minutes, 52 seconds
and the outlet pipe Beyond it four or five inches away it's 30 degrees so I can tell you from the conductivity I'm6 minutes
no great physicist the conductivity of copper it's impossible to be four inches away with a flow going through from6 minutes, 8 seconds
something that's 330 degrees four or five inches away it's 30 degrees you can't just drop 300 degrees if not6 minutes, 16 seconds
possible but right I've just seen it happening right so that was today that was on the 432 which is just we call the chonda yes in terms of6 minutes, 26 seconds
small just down at the at the bottom of the the um device yes um and seeing the the top of the theChapter 6: Malcolm Bendall Gives us a Wave
6 minutes, 34 seconds
small sphere at the top test units um for the 330 odd degrees 340 up there but6 minutes, 44 seconds
then within a few inches on the transfer pipe dropping down to 180 degrees thereabouts6 minutes, 51 seconds
um astonishing but again the temperature transition through where the zero points in the middle of the pipe is and then7 minutes
the temperature picking up again right down at the bottom in the elbow so a small version of what seems to have7 minutes, 7 seconds
happened from The Thermals that I've seen uh on on the big generator unit um there's no other way to explain it the7 minutes, 16 seconds
facts are there the the the evidence is there and I was panning the thermal camera up and down quite convinced that7 minutes, 24 seconds
I'm making a mistake here I'm not hitting the right thing but so many times up and down and up and down7 minutes, 32 seconds
it was recording and showing the same thing so hopefully when when the the film is is examined to downloaded it will give better data and again I'm not7 minutes, 41 seconds
the steadiest hand with a camera time and again 300 plus degrees on the ball at the top found in 170 807 minutes, 50 seconds
something like that middle of the pipe and then the pipe at the bottom where it goes into the elbow 300 odd degrees and then on the outlet7 minutes, 58 seconds
pipe to the exhaust dropping down to about 170 of degrees in six or seven inchesChapter 7: “Counterintuitive, No Rational Explanation”
8 minutes, 7 seconds
there's just everything about it is massively counterintuitive and there's no explanation for it rationally uh to8 minutes, 16 seconds
to be displaying that just just the temperatures and changes that are going on so the8 minutes, 22 seconds
the diagrams are posited from the earlier experiments and theories are8 minutes, 29 seconds
proving to be exactly what's going on but there's a lot more to learn here in terms of the behavior of everything8 minutes, 38 seconds
um I I just you know I find it absolutely fascinating yes so you've so um we stillChapter 8: Testing the 24” 18”s
8 minutes, 46 seconds
got obviously the big testing on the uh the 24 and 18s yes we're on our way with that and we will be seen but you've seen8 minutes, 55 seconds
all the construction of the stuff that you with the components that you've put in yeah uh it's quite impressive isn't it it is it's it's it's really it's9 minutes, 3 seconds
always nice to see things that I've seen only as sub-component tree in their final state but also the9 minutes, 10 seconds
with their case materials experience that we're going to because I find it very interesting uh we're absolutely9 minutes, 17 seconds
going to be supporting this with as much help and advice we can as this R D's up through better materials better suited9 minutes, 25 seconds
to longevity and to gaining Optimum uh performance out of these devices because there's going to be Little Learning9 minutes, 33 seconds
steps and changes and with the the the nature of how things are behaving at these experiment points we're going to9 minutes, 40 seconds
need to harvest a lot more data from a lot more points so we'll be helping with that as well what do you think from yourChapter 9: What Next Steps for Production?
9 minutes, 47 seconds
background um what what are the sort of key production issues say maybe give me9 minutes, 54 seconds
three of the more important most important questions so selecting the right materials um10 minutes, 2 seconds
you know you can go to stainless but to to be working stainless um it gets very soft temperature so10 minutes, 10 seconds
we're probably going to go into Aerospace super Alloys which will lend themselves better to manufacturing because as far as we can tell so far10 minutes, 19 seconds
as perfect and concentric a a sphere as we can produce we'll give the optimum performance on the device so it's10 minutes, 28 seconds
managing the the procurement process of materials the interstage treatments and then the final treatments because we're10 minutes, 36 seconds
again extrapolating here but we're thinking that it's going to need to be made for just the right Aerospace materials so that it really works10 minutes, 44 seconds
beautifully people can then fit it and forget it for a long long time helping with the design stages on things10 minutes, 52 seconds
so that it's easily serviced and replaced should that turn out to be something that needs to be addressed11 minutes
look at everything make sure everything's optimized and we seem to find recently we had a problem with one11 minutes, 7 seconds
engine and uh they that the guys here just using their initiatives seem to swap out yeah the head or whatever itChapter 10: Overcoming Production Problems
11 minutes, 14 seconds
was I just just exactly to to take that ability and scale it up so that when11 minutes, 23 seconds
these are industrialized and we've gone to 24. 48 inch bigger bigger and bigger until we get to the size that it's now11 minutes, 31 seconds
too large and unwieldy and you're better off using several components instead of one big one but there's so many11 minutes, 39 seconds
variables several spheres yeah well this is it so say you have a big industrial power plant fit four six or twelve I mean our11 minutes, 48 seconds
resident genius will work out the maths on this and work out what scale of of capacity on this is going to be required11 minutes, 57 seconds
but just just from my own interest I was just I ran out of fingers and toes so I put it on the spreadsheet just thinking12 minutes, 5 seconds
about the applications for this so and what what was the oh well can you give us just a short outline yeah all rightChapter 11: MSAART Power Stations
12 minutes, 12 seconds
so bigger power stations put them on power stations the power stations are now spitting out 20 oxygen as they're12 minutes, 20 seconds
exhaust everyone's going to like that the the carbon dioxide and monoxide are particulates from from what we've seen12 minutes, 29 seconds
so far on the um sensors drops away to zero or so near to zero that it's just to be clear that's the the the sensors12 minutes, 38 seconds
on the msat technology is currently configured yes so particularly on the chonda which is a small one but yeah and it's it's that it's making the point12 minutes, 45 seconds
that even now at just the first evolutions of this that it's working so well that the the the the the12 minutes, 54 seconds
um msats are just turning out 20 odd percent oxygen as an exhaust gas and you see it when they switch it off13 minutes, 2 seconds
and it falls away and they switch it on and it comes up um so this this plasmoid technology13 minutes, 10 seconds
um is really very troubling to try and understand and it's almost an article of faith13 minutes, 19 seconds
that you'd have to or you have to believe in something and then you see it actually running we don't have absolutelyChapter 12: Plasmoid Technology “Article of a Faith”
13 minutes, 26 seconds
anymore you've seen the evidence often calibrated meters um and it's turning out there's things13 minutes, 34 seconds
pumping out clean air you could go into a Swiss Mountain Meadow it's not as clean as the exhaust on this13 minutes, 41 seconds
yeah that is a a principle of just ludicrousness just to illustrate how absurd and yet true the the exhaust13 minutes, 50 seconds
readings on this are now I'm I'm as skeptical as it gets if you don't show me evidence13 minutes, 56 seconds
I I don't believe here and then seeing these results and just sort of not believing them and I was looking at them14 minutes, 4 seconds
when they're singing oh I must be being stupid I must be misreading this this thing's putting out 20 oxygen whereas14 minutes, 13 seconds
before on this reading before it was turned on it's you know nice nicely running engine it's at 11 12 carbon dioxide14 minutes, 21 seconds
an engine running quite well but it's pumping out pollution well that's what you're going to get and you switch this thing in 20 oxygen negligible carbon14 minutes, 30 seconds
dioxide and monoxide um and it's astonishing but it's working the evidence is there so yeah returningChapter 13: Shipping Container and Cruise Ships
14 minutes, 38 seconds
to the applications fit it on every Power Station another big pollution emission is is shipping14 minutes, 46 seconds
transport so figure all the container ships in the world should have these fitted to them cruise liners same thing14 minutes, 53 seconds
um it's just the the cargo is passengers the trains running diesel for instanceChapter 14: Train Retrofits
15 minutes, 1 second
put these on that your fuel economy is going to go through the roof your emissions are going to fall away to15 minutes, 8 seconds
um what else can we do oh now the other one that I thought was interesting and again it's just a thought that where the early Evolution where they played aboutChapter 15: Building Air Conditioners
15 minutes, 17 seconds
with the Venturi just to see where in the the pipe gives The Sweet Spot they've got cryogenic results it was it15 minutes, 26 seconds
was minus 50 or 60 or somewhere there so right away the air conditioning industry just stopped because15 minutes, 33 seconds
you've got a 50-story glass office building in a city it's technology down in the basement and15 minutes, 41 seconds
you're pumping cryogenic straight out of it so you've got no15 minutes, 48 seconds
refrigerants no CFCs no pollutants you're just creating cold air as a15 minutes, 56 seconds
byproduct normally or cooler but you set this up to be pumping out cryogenic air pump it around your 50-story building so16 minutes, 5 seconds
if you figure how much does it cost to run a 50-story New York City Office Buildings air conditioning for a year16 minutes, 12 seconds
how much electricity does that consume with the attendant carbon and all the rest of it well actually the power16 minutes, 20 seconds
station outside New York's running this technology so it's pumping out clean air the air conditioning in this building is16 minutes, 27 seconds
running on this technology you're the first person I've been16 minutes, 35 seconds
involved in this project for over 10 years that I've heard come up with that application of you so my brain goes sideways and a lot of times it's reallyChapter 16: Benefits of a ‘Sideways Brain’
16 minutes, 44 seconds
unhelpful but when when you're trying to think up things new right because I look at everything sideways it's just my nature I I have many limitations this16 minutes, 53 seconds
isn't bragging there's a load of things I am the worst person in the world that don't call me I'll be no help to you at all sure17 minutes
um but it's just it occurred to me that well if you're getting cold out of it and here's another one fit this to every vehicle it's on everyChapter 17: Cars as a ‘City Park’
17 minutes, 9 seconds
truck every bus you don't need you know a 22 kilo air conditioning pump under the Bonnet of your car sure your17 minutes, 18 seconds
car's running a tiny little plasmoid motor as well as you know on the side so you're using half as much fuel or17 minutes, 26 seconds
whatever you're getting all the power out of it your tail pipe emissions are 20 oxygen you've got a million of these cars going around a city that's all17 minutes, 34 seconds
smoggy and horrible and then once it's these cars each car's just pumping out 20 oxygen the cars on the street become17 minutes, 43 seconds
a big city park of trees that go down the road yeah I think that don't believe you me I think there are a lot of the17 minutes, 51 seconds
mega corporations who have that one in their science but George look that's one but you figure your car is now 25 kilos17 minutes, 59 seconds
lighter set up one of the ventures maybe we can set this up with two Ventures one for Main feed and one for cryogenic that's your air conditioning that's18 minutes, 7 seconds
taken care of that's a load of mass you don't have to make air conditioning pumps anymore the factory for that can be converted to something useful you're18 minutes, 15 seconds
not having to produce uh refrigerant gases you're not having to recycle refrigerant gases all of these things go18 minutes, 22 seconds
away no absolutely well look George I'm so pleased that you're on our team um I do a lot of really high-end stuff andChapter 18: “MSAART Trumps All of it”
18 minutes, 32 seconds
this is the most interesting thing that I've been involved in for years it's it's you know I do a lot of r d for18 minutes, 39 seconds
quite out there stuff um trumps all of it I can't wait to see what happens next18 minutes, 48 seconds
but half the time when I get a call or an email about this can you oh God I don't dare read it because it's going to melt my brain with yet another18 minutes, 55 seconds
impossible result I know that's coming out okay well we'll let you get back to your key but thanks so much for being here19 minutes, 3 seconds
and giving us these things it's brilliant fascinating day thanks for letting me come down pleasure so if you're interested in finding out moreChapter 19: Contact Details
19 minutes, 10 seconds
about all the theories and so on behind it as I've mentioned earlier it's strikefoundation dot Earth where Malcolm19 minutes, 17 seconds
has posted all his uh research online if you're interested in helping me to take19 minutes, 24 seconds
the technology into Africa into the poorer countries of the world I'm Gary Lang and I'm on Gary at tradesure.com19 minutes, 33 seconds
and if you're interested in investing in the technology overall globally then the people to speak to or the person to19 minutes, 40 seconds
speak to really is Christopher Foster at Alpha prospects all the details are below and I hope that there's something19 minutes, 48 seconds
of use for you here to be able to contact any one of us ballsy thinking the gender agnostic antidote to sloppy19 minutes, 56 second