Could This Be A Stargate? (photo)

It was a supposedly failed magnetic fusion experiment, yet tbh, the pic gave to show the MFE didn't really match up to the 'old' pic. It's bigger, alot bigger (MFE), to me, it doesn't look like the same machine, similar shapes and construction, yet not the same. There is a comparison in the original pic, looks like a dude stood near the machine in a hard hat, shows the comparison of size to a man. It's about 15ft or so, the MFE is much bigger, IMHO.

This is far from being debunked where I stand, I always thought it could be a 'failed coy' of the old one found, or a succesful one that went black/ deep black., or it could be a failed MFE.

EMM

Thought I'd post them in thread:



Ok, scratch that 15ft, lol, could be closer to 30 or even 50 tbh, but still, don't look as big to me.



[edit on 1-10-2008 by ElectroMagnetic Multivers]

[edit on 1-10-2008 by ElectroMagnetic Multivers]

Originally posted by booda
reply to post by karl 12

 

aaah, but decomissioned by who, Mr Poo....... sorry !!!!!!!

Apology accepted

The machine likely worked too well...if you know what I mean. So they buried them as they have done with all free or near free energy machines.
Its no good too them if they can't profit from it...

OK, I just got a reply from an Arabic Literature professor friend of mine about that 'writing'...and well, it's NOT Arabic! Or Sanskrit either:

Some letters look like Arabic, but the writing is not Arabic and is
totally incomprehensible. It does not look like Sanskrit either. It may be
some kind of magical charm that pretends to have supernatural power, like
ones made by charlatans who sell them to people to wear around their necks
or under their clothes, while they are actually nonsense.

The mystery continues...???

Have you guys ever seen Spiderman 2? The new ones with Doctor Octopus?
I believe this thing to be similar to the fictional version of a fusion reaction suppresser.

When the idea of fusion for an energy source was still hot in the American Scientific community, it was a common belief that such energy outputs could be contained within a magnetic sphere. To me, this contraption looks like a clump of magnets braced in some sort of stone, turned inwards in an attempt to contain the 4000 degree celcius fusion reaction core. Alas, the energy needed to contain such a reaction was deemed far too expensive and as science moved towards the idea of cold fusion, regular fusion was... well buried underground.

It's possible that such a configuration for containing fusion came from alien intelligence, but if that's the case, it would not have failed. Besides, the configuration of the device is not beyond human intelligence.

Just my 2 cents.

reply to post by mightymouth


lien

reply to post by SloS13


yeah... don't diss 4chan.

it IS the internet.

reply to post by ElectroMagnetic Multivers

I have seen this device's picture float through ATS/web many months ago. I can't recall when/where.

However, you made a very point in comparing the two photos. Careful observation reveals quite a lot of dissimilarities between the older b&w frame and the color version. The color frame is of a device that is very symmetrical, whereas the b&w appears to have one large & one smaller magnetic horseshoe.

I'm of the same opinion as you...this is not debunked, yet.

More digging is required here.

Originally posted by 44soulslayer
It doesnt matter that it isnt a stargate... what is actually is is also really interesting.

Its such a complex piece of machinery that it is almost beautiful thanks to "form following function" ideology.

Magnetic Fusion eh... pretty cool if you ask me, shame it didnt work.

Or maybe it did work, and that's why it got buried...

There is an other possibility; They found this machine (whatever it is) and discovered (decyphered) what the purpose was (should have been). And after that they tried to rebuild it, "stamping" it as some magnetic experiment.

So now everyone believes it's debunked so they can/could do further experiments.

I'll guess we'll never know.



[edit on 2/10/2008 by saturnus1962]

The writing is an arabic-descendent.

Probably Farsi/ Pashtun etc.

Hmmm.
More questions than answers?
More disinformation than information?
More fiction than facts???

reply to post by mightymouth


Seen as it is on that pic: it can be anything sry.

Maybe something they used to build stuff with back in 1890 or earlier

Wud be nice IF any of the glyphs in Hebrew, Arabic or / and Sanskriet cud be read.

Originally posted by Michelle129
I knew I'd seen this discussed a while back. Here's the link to the other discussion.

The Rainbow Conspiracy

It seems most people agreed it could be part of an MFE magnet. It was labelled as identified on rense...link here

Brad and Sherry's Mystery Machine Identified

Here's the comparison of the two machines...the excavated one, and one that was in service at some point




Michelle

Aha! Mystery solved

www.rense.com...

Glyphs indeed look Arabic but in this picture it's reversed (mirrorwise-script)

This on still leaves a bad tatse in my mouth. it was debunked a little too quickly by someone on the "inside" how convenient.
besides the one in the color picture looks like a poor attempt at recreating the buried one.
and then there is the hyrogliphic writing.
too many unanswered questions.

reply to post by InfaRedMan


Can you call HOAX on something misidentified? the OP asked a question, didn't make a claim, the object exists because it has been misidentified before on ATS.

Good to see you are a huge Stargate fan InfraRedMan some taste at least, but i still can't see a hoax.

Sorry for misspelling your id, my spell checker wont leave out the usual R in infrared.

OP this was part of an experiment that for some reason was buried under tons of dirt, why i don't think that was discovered, but im sure the machines had a purpose which was revealed on ATS, i just can't remember what it was.

Very interesting piece of machinery that reminds me of the time machine from Contact. I wonder if this is a movie prop of some kind? It is beautiful and If not a movie prop, i'm intrigued at what purpose it served. It has a similar look to the color photo but they are not the same.

Hopefully someone can decipher the writing that was on it. Ill be keeping an eye on this one.

reply to post by sheila947

I am just wondering, did you read anything other than the OP before you posted?