Disclosure for the Awakening
New Zealand-based startup Emrod has developed a safe method for wirelessly transmitting electric power across long distances without the need for copper wire.
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Have you ever stopped to wonder if there were other civilizations living among us, more advanced types of civilizations. This is actually a question most people ask themselves at a certain point in life when they get to know the ancient pyramids, the ellora caves and many other mysterious places.
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Viziv Technologies’ goals can best be summed up in their mission statement : “Our mission is to bring surface wave technologies to market in a safe, environmentally conscious and reliable manner, improving living conditions across the globe.”
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What will it realistically take to ready a fission surface power system (FSP)—a small (maybe modular) nuclear reactor—for deployment on the moon by 2027?
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A prototype jet engine can propel itself without using any fossil fuels, potentially paving the way for carbon-neutral air travel. The device compresses air and ionizes it with microwaves, generating plasma that thrusts it forward.
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Many fusion reactors today use light elements in the form of plasma as fuel. The problem is that this elemental plasma is extremely hot — practically as hot as the Sun.
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We have Energies streaming in right NOW from Sirius, Orion, Mintaka and the Central Sun.
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Unusual nanoparticles could benefit the quest to build a quantum computer. Imagine tiny crystals that “blink” like fireflies and can convert carbon dioxide, a key cause of climate change, into fuels.
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I will now describe tachyons. They are Subatomic particles that travel faster than Light that infuse matter with Spiritual Light, such as from our Galactic Center. Tachyonization is a technological process that infuses physical matter with an increased quantity of Tachyons and permanently changes the Quantum properties of the Atomic Nuclei, which compose that matter.
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Researchers report that while magnesium and other multivalent metals show promise for high-density energy storage, but a number of obstacles remain.
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