Pegasus Document Release #005

reply to post by Jim_Kraken


the statement about the nuetron rods is not from erich its from the MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center ,


"Description: EPS teamed with MIT's Plasma Science and Fusion Center under an STTR grant to develop a theoretical framework and laboratory methods for
reliably creating small (0.5-1.0 cm diameter) self-organized plasmas, called
"electron spiral toroids" (ESTs) or "spiral plasma toroids" (SPTs). EST
electrons travel in parallel orbits around a torus in densities sufficient
to create a stable, self-sustaining internal magnetic field. These novel
laboratory-level plasmas, whose physics resembles that of ball lightning,
are unusual in that they remain stable in partial atmospheres without
requiring external magnetic fields for their containment, yet can also be
accelerated in a directed fashion to potentially very high velocities (e.g.,
600 km/sec) and kinetic energies. Parallel work on formation and magnetic
acceleration of "compact toroids" is also underway at DoE's Livermore lab
and at Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) at Kirtland AFB, NM, although
these plasmas - which can only exist in vacuum - require large (multi-meter
long) machinery that uses magnetic field pressures associated with "Tokamak"
fusion reactors to create large-diameter (0.5-1.0 meter) plasmas, which must
then be greatly reduced in diameter and volume to be useful. By contrast,
EPS uses much smaller, cheaper hardware to repeatably generate
high-ion-density plasmas that have remained stable in air for up to 0.6
seconds at 1-Torr atmospheric pressures. The EPS/MIT work has drawn interest
from MDA and DTRA for DEW/KEW applications and from Delphi Corporation, a
major automotive electronics firm, which envisions an automotive mini-fusion
reactor that would collide two small toroids generated by 1-meter-long
"neutron tubes" and capture the heat from their collision."

secondly,do you think nasa would say,oh this was the nuetron rod we used to test helium three fusion potential on the moon!?

reply to post by welivefortheson


If this is what I think it is, then I am familiar with it.

I posited a while back a network of these particle beams crisscrossing the galaxy. Then energy could be exchanged between the beams and ships traveling along their lengths.

Still a great find and should be brought up to the public eye from time to time.

reply to post by Matyas


what do you think it is?

are you saying theres an array of electron beam emitters placed throughout the galaxy in order for their electrons to be focused and used to harness fusion?.

it would make sense to place such beams through interstellar space where there is little natural energy supplies if your primary energy system beaks down somehow.

[edit on 1-12-2007 by welivefortheson]

pretty much everyone but nasa think theres something in this,
www.mdatechnology.net...
www.freepatentsonline.com...
www.rwgrayprojects.com...
www.patentstorm.us...
flux.aps.org...

i could go on for some time,look for yourself.

so either nasa arnt as advanced as we think they are,or there trying to suppress energy/tech development.

whenever i start to get technical i get very few respones.its time ATS got a resident physicist from somewhere on the internet!

reply to post by welivefortheson


Not really for fusion, just riding the kinetic energy of the beam. If your trans relativistic warp drive gets all wet and you are close to one of these beams, then you could magnetic surf with a tether into the center and propel yourself in a Gaussian manner to the nearest starbase. Just make sure you have plenty of supplies and radiation pills.

Originally posted by welivefortheson...or there trying to suppress energy/tech development.

You are spot on. But you will die trying to prove it. Keeping da man down is part of da man keeping his head up the alien arse.

Welcome to the resistance!

reply to post by Matyas


heres my belief,they are to malignant to fight,you gotta convince them to change there ways,jesus style!

i believe everyone can be saved!

it also makes sense to,they have all the tech and resources to change the world for the better,are the people capable of doing that?,i lost faith in them long ago!

to me it makes perfect sense,maybe its totaly unrealistic,but imagine if they did change their ways,its worth a try!!.


[edit on 2-12-2007 by welivefortheson]

[edit on 2-12-2007 by welivefortheson]

Originally posted by Matyas
reply to post by welivefortheson

 

Not really for fusion, just riding the kinetic energy of the beam. If your trans relativistic warp drive gets all wet and you are close to one of these beams, then you could magnetic surf with a tether into the center and propel yourself in a Gaussian manner to the nearest starbase. Just make sure you have plenty of supplies and radiation pills.

isnt that from star trek!?

nothing wrong with that,the star trek writers are very smart, i even use some of their ideas!

Originally posted by welivefortheson
isnt that from star trek!?

Well, maybe the starbase part, but everything else out of my head. The radiation pills are a reality.

Don't be fooled, Jesus was a spaceman

word.