HOW GALACTIC SUBQUANTUM KINETICS EFFECTS OUR WEATHER

Superwave Theory
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HOW GALACTIC SUBQUANTUM KINETICS EFFECTS CLIMATE CHANGES ON EARTH

IBEX, NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer, Creates Sky Map Of Our Galaxy And Measures Flux Magnetic Fields That Effects Climate Changes On Earth.

(This article is the first in a series.)

Credit: Adler Planetarium/Southwest Research Institute

http://ibex.swri.edu/

Picture From "Windows To The Universe"

http://www.windows.ucar.edu/

What!  Subquantum Kinetics?  IBEX?  Flux Magnetic Fields?  Unless you have taken college physics or astronomy you might not be familiar with these terms.  Subquantum Kinetics is most certainly one of the least known terms in conventional physics classrooms. So, before I go into too much detail I'll show you a video clip of some of the most beautiful images taken by the human species.  Yes, while some people conspire to kill or destroy, there are others who develop instruments that peer into the depths of the universe.  The following video created by Tony Darnell of the "Infinite Minute" is one example.

What is IBEX, the Interstellar Boundary Explorer? The following video describes IBEX and its' mission.

So, how does interstellar dust or flux magnetic fields or subquantum kinetics effect our weather? First I'll discuss briefly how scientists came to discover stellar magnetic fields and how scientists can verify their new discoveries or should I say rediscoveries with ancient cosmological knowledge.

The year was 1932 when Bell Telephone Laboratories engineer Karl Jansky, was investigating sources of interference to the recently opened trans-Atlantic short wave radiotelephone circuits.  Jansky designed what appeared to look like a large rod-like antenna receiver resembling a box kite laying on its side.  Later these antennas would be called horn antennas.  Jansky then set the antenna on circular tracks supported by Ford Model-T tires.  Listening through the antenna, Jansky heard identifiable noises coming from urban locations near his laboratory but the interference always increased when he pointed the antenna upward toward the stars.  Using a star map he discovered the interference coming from the center of our Milky Way galaxy at 26 degrees of Sagittarius.  Jansky had discovered not only the center of our galaxy, he also discovered a new tool, the first modern day radio telescope.  He died in 1950 at the age of 44 never receiving formal recognition from the academic scientific community of his discovery.  His notebooks, including raw data on exact locations where his antenna made the historic contact with our Galactic Core, were lost for decades until a summer student majoring in archeology found them at Bell Labs in an old box.

It wouldn't be until the 1960s that astronomers began to realize the massive object that forms the core of our Milky Way Galaxy periodically becomes active.  Today radio astronomers monitor the activity of the Galactic Core on a daily basis. They also study explosions from the cores of neighboring galaxies. According to Dr. Paul LaViolette, these superwave frequencies coming from our Galactic Core are simultaneously mind-expanding and pulse-quickening.  His term for this new physics principal is Subquantum Kinetics.  Galactic Core outbursts are the most energetic phenomenon taking place in the universe.  The active, quasar-like core of spiral galaxy PG 0052+251, for example, is seen to radiate 7 times as much energy as comes from all of the galaxy’s stars. Most of this energy is emitted in the form of high energy cosmic ray electrons accompanied by electromagnetic radiation ranging from radio wave frequencies to X ray and gamma ray frequencies.  LaViolette warns these explosions may have spelled immense changes in climate on earth for past civilizations, and most surely will again.
Contributor: Wesley F Revels

THE ECONOMY OF POWER

"When The Power Of Love Overcomes The Love Of Power, The World Will Know Peace." 
Sri Chinmoy Ghose

GLOBAL VILLAGE, THE MEDIUM IS THE MESSAGE, THE MEDIUM SERVES THE MESSAGE

It was in an art history class focusing on Post Modernism that I first learned of globalism through Marshal McLuhan's, "The Medium Is The Message". Simply put, in the 1970s movies were viewed by projecting chemically treated celluloid strips separated by framed images, coated in a light sensitive solution of silver halide, wrapped onto reels and projected through a light-source onto a flat surface for viewing. It was in this form of, "Electric Media," and humanity's development as a technical society, that McLuhan focused his understanding of the emerging "Global Village". McLuhan, perceived that through electric technology humanity had empowered itself to communicate its awareness of itself collectively leading to an acceleration in consciousness, purpose and responsibility not only to small local social groups but also to the world at large, The Global Village. Examples of media coverage, and its impact on society as a global audience, include the assassination of John F. Kennedy, space shuttle disasters Challenger and Columbia and the Twin-Towers disasters in New York City. Multimedia communication through the electric technologies made its' most recent worldwide impact with the death of Iranian, Neda Agha Soltani, the last moments of her life recorded in history through a common cell phone video camera. While some events challenge our tolerance of each other socially and question humanity's portrayal of itself as an evolved species, other events being more transparent can have an equal or greater impact on the evolution of humanity. One example would be the Searl Effect Generator.

Future Impact In The Power Industry
The greatest technologies throughout time are those that are the most sustainable. Those that are most economical. The Searl Effect Generator (SEG) is one of them. Invented by John Searl in the late 1940s, the SEG is capable of producing electrical power from the largest most demanding industries to the smallest most remote village homes. Using electromagnetic forces that exist naturally in the environment, the SEG is completely renewable and doesn't create any waste material. This means no bi-products or pollutants to recycle or process. The SEG uses what Dr. Paul LaViolette termed Sub-Quantum Kinetics, the effect which can be observed as light wave propagation. As a drop of water creates waves when it drops into a cup of water, a field of resonant energy can be observed as a sine wave on the oscilloscope.

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Contributor: Wesley F Revels

World Of Resources, Sea Of Plastic

Humanity has learned through time like all other species on earth that if one is to prosper, there is greater advantage in number. And so we to combine common interests by creating consortiums. And there seems to be no end to the number of consortiums. We do in fact communicate to each other a greater need through the development of the consortium.

PRIVATIZING WORLD ELECTRIC POWER, From Public Service, To Private Commerce

World Efforts To Privatize Electric Power

Global electrical power has evolved from public sponsored utilities to privately owned enterprises. During the 1970s, with the purpose to encourage free markets, competitiveness, efficiency and develop economic growth, governments around the world began implementing policies involving spending cuts, privatizing government services and assets, and deregulating business activities. This is a noble and honorable challenge in any society. Created in 1906, the International Electrotechnical Commission, establishes performance, environmental and safety standards for world electric power.

The Cost of Electric Power and Popularly Considered Options

From 1950 to 2000, as the world's population grew by roughly 140% fossil fuel consumption increased by nearly 400%. By 2030 the world's demand for energy is projected to double. Coal today provides over 40% of the world's electricity. Why? Because its cheap to produce and the most profitable. In a world where 50% of the world's population lives on less than $2.00 USD, a day. Since 1999 coal use around the world has increased by 30%. And as humanity advances technologically there is also the greater need for more electric power.

What about Nuclear energy? Radioactive waste containment as well as disasters including three Mile Island in the USA and Chernobyl in RUSSIA, continue to haunt from social and environmental perspectives to the extent that a major resurgence is highly unlikely. Nuclear energy is also among the most expensive to produce and maintain.
As much as humanity would like to imagine a world powered by solar panels and wind turbines, as world energy consumption continues to increase, coal and oil will remain the default fuel of choice for the future. Future entries at this Blog will explore wind and solar technologies.

Eradicating Earth's Resources, Is Humanity To Blame?



Over billions of years of earth's history the climate has been wildly variable. What's the difference now? During humanity's recorded history, about 6,000 to 8,000 years, the climate has been very steady but the last 130 years have been very different. At the dawn of the Industrial Revolution around 1780, the world's climate began changing at an accelerating rate. By the middle of this century CO2 levels will surpass those not seen on earth for 20 to 40 million years when oceans were about 300 feet higher than they are today.
Ask yourself, is humanity to blame? Currently one fourth of all mammals and one third of all amphibians are threatened with extinction on our planet earth. Humanity's increasing need for electric power is pushing more and more species to the edge of extinction. half of the world's forests and half of the world's grasslands have been eradicated. The more we examine the current impact that electric power consumption has humanity's social and economic stablilty and the impact on the environment of our planet home, the more we see greater challenges more difficult to overcome. We must overcome our demand for electric power. We must find a more environmentally efficient and cost effective source of electric power. Who will make the decisions? Those with the most political influence and the most money?

Considering Better Options
Bradley Lockerman's, BKL Films Presents
"The John Searl Story" His Life, His Machine, His Words.

http://www.johnsearlstory.com/

Magnetic Inversion, The Best Answer To The World's Electric Power, is sustainable economical in any market condition, from the largest government utility to the smallest most remote household. Magnetic Inversion is completely renewable ecological with NO CARBON FOOTPRINT.

The Story and Invention:

For over 60 years John Searl has been trying to give the world a new kind of energy system. One that would free humankind from the burden of fossil fuel. John Searl, in his own words reveals what may be the key to unlimited energy. Searl says, "In the laws of nature, there is nothing impossible except that the state of your mind makes it so". The mechanics of Searl's machine can be explained through the research of astrophysicist Dr. Paul LaViolette.

All over the world, John Searl is known as the inventor of the Searl Effect Generator. As John Searl says, "If we are going to get the climate back to what we want, one thing is certain you need energy. And it must be cheap as possible with no pollution."
http://www.johnsearlstory.com/

The Documentary

Nearly two hours in length, filmed on location in the United Kingdom and America, with interviews from Searl's team of scientists, Bradley Lockerman, executive producer, writer and director, in association with Keepers Of The Earth LLC, tells with the greatest cinematic clarity, a documentary of the extraordinary life of John Roy Robert Searl and his life long quest to solve humanity's energy crisis. This documentary is without question a must see for anyone interested in saving our planet and solving our energy crisis.

Bradley Lockerman, BKL Films, "The Story Behind The Story" on The X-Journals.