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LOL good ole Sporrenburg. The only person ever to have link him to the Bell was Igor Witkowski who claims to have had access to secret NKVD documents detailing some interrogation.Of course thee documents have disappeared and it is highly doubtful they existed at all.
You would have to wonder why Sporrenburg who was captured by the Allies didn't offer them this same information for asylum. It just doesn't make sense.
Originally posted by Spoonz
Again i say ridiculous,
Does anyone remember the Manhattan Project? Ok, Remember Oak Ridge.
The site that covered 60,000 acres employed tens of thousands and used
1/6th the United States electrical output to run the site. All to produce Uranium-235. Yet the super Nazi's with a "bell" approximately 9 feet wide and 12 to 15 feet high. Were managing to get the job done. First it was "Red Mercury" then Anti-Gravity and now they were enriching Uranium. What next?
Originally posted by sy.gunson
reply to post by Spoonz
Spoonz nobody denies that the United States spent a huge effort on building the Atomic Bomb nor the huge resources it took.
That does not imply ipso-facto that the Germans could not (or did not) find a simpler and more elegant solution.
The fact is that in transcripts of secretly recorded conversations by Nazi nuclear scientists at Farm Hall, Cambridgeshire after the war:
1) Dr Karl Wirtz refers to obtaining fissile uranium by irridating material at specific frequencies
2) Dr Heisenberg at Farm Hall referred to harvesting Protoactinium (Pa233) for fissile bomb material
3) Dr Harteck, Prof Diebner and Prof Gerlach all mentioned a project using photo-chemistry to obtain fissile Uranium. What project were they discussing if not the Nazi Bell?
Originally posted by mbkennel
No, that bell obviously didn't get the job done or we'd be writing in german. But you need to make a working prototype first, and then scale it up (by making hundreds). The USA later investigated production of U-233 with different methods, and none was practically feasible.
U-233 has an even higher spontaneous fission rate than plutonium and a higher critical mass, making weapon design more difficult.
Furthermore, it nearly always has U-232 contamination whose decay chains are serious gamma emitters and makes it very dangerous to work on, much more so than U-235 or Pu-239.
Originally posted by 8311-XHT
Does anyone know how electrogravitics or gravity control could be used to make processing uranium easier?
I don't know much about science but from what I gather it seems you could use electrogravitics in a particle accelerator and make it much much more powerful/.. either by speeding up the particles directly or by making magnets super conducting.
From what I have read about the great Giza pyramid it was a huge electrical device... a giant capacitor using piezo electric quartz stones to create charges which is how TTBrown said you create electrogravitics.
Is it possible that binary stars use a process like this to eject super high energy particles like we detect from Orion constellation or Cygnus?
The Giza pyramids seem to be modeled on one or both of these constellations and both eject super high energy particles and ccosmic rays. The great pyrmid also is an 8 sided pyrmid.. could this indicate a binary star? 2 sets of pyrmids in one? And therefore the greta pyramid was recreating this binary star effect?
Originally posted by mbkennel
Originally posted by sy.gunson
reply to post by Spoonz
Spoonz nobody denies that the United States spent a huge effort on building the Atomic Bomb nor the huge resources it took.
That does not imply ipso-facto that the Germans could not (or did not) find a simpler and more elegant solution.
The fact is that in transcripts of secretly recorded conversations by Nazi nuclear scientists at Farm Hall, Cambridgeshire after the war:
1) Dr Karl Wirtz refers to obtaining fissile uranium by irridating material at specific frequencies
2) Dr Heisenberg at Farm Hall referred to harvesting Protoactinium (Pa233) for fissile bomb material
3) Dr Harteck, Prof Diebner and Prof Gerlach all mentioned a project using photo-chemistry to obtain fissile Uranium. What project were they discussing if not the Nazi Bell?
Ceratinly US and UK scientists also figured out various methods and had thought theoretically about various non-standard approaches as well. We can see from the results which actually work: centrifuges and lasers.
Probably #1 and #3 refer to some kind of isotopic separation with strong light waves---this turned out not to be practical until the laser was invented 15 years later and development still took decades.
The captured german scientists still thought that they were ahead of the allies, and when they heard the bombing of Hiroshima, supposedly some still believed it was some kind of propaganda/interrogation trick to get them to talk.
In reality, the USA was far, far ahead. The Germans were playing around in lab experiments, but Oppenheimer and Fermi made it work, and the USA didn't just make one bomb, they had an entire infrastructure to make hundreds and a comprehensive scientific base.
Actually, it's Kurchatov's development of the equivalent in the USSR starting from extreme poverty which is even more remarkable, though they did have access to high-quality espionage.
Originally posted by dowot
Thanks sy for that info, I guess you have been researching this for some time.
How far do you think the Germans got?
Would there be an residue evidence for any of this, you mention underground workshops, would there be any residue radioactivity to the process that could be measured now?
How would the German economy pay for this research, by the war end the coffers must have been rather empty?
If Germany had made a bomb, would not there have been some tests somewhere, again is there any residue of them, I presume they would have had to hold these test above ground?
So many questions, sorry.
Originally posted by sy.gunson
Same old clueless posts pushing the same old false theories about the Nazi Bell
I don't know what you're smoking but that must be some A-grade hooch. I doubt your feet have touched the floor in years which may explain that passion you have for anti gravity
Originally posted by 8311-XHT
Originally posted by sy.gunson
Same old clueless posts pushing the same old false theories about the Nazi Bell
I don't know what you're smoking but that must be some A-grade hooch. I doubt your feet have touched the floor in years which may explain that passion you have for anti gravity
I posted proof of electrogravitics.. a declassified government document no less... what proof have you posted?
Are you a disinfo agent? Or are you just projecting your own issues on to me?
Nick Cook, who is one of the most highly respected aviation journalists around, is convinced electrogravitics are real as well..
Who do you have backing your genius theory?
edit on 5-3-2012 by 8311-XHT because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by sy.gunson
ha-ha
Nick Cook came to me begging me for information for his book. Your theories are a joke.
Originally posted by morelenmir
Hey Forum!!!
I find this topic, specifically the 'Nazi Bell' extremely fascinating, I have read Farrel's 'Reich of The Black Sun' and Nick Cook's 'The Hunt for Zero Point', both of which touch with varying degrees on the matter. I wonder if anyone can point me in the right direction for more of the same?
Also, I wonder if the 'Thermal Centrifuge' mentioned above is related to or indeed the same thing as the 'Isotope Sluice' invented by Erich Bagge? I have always wondered why, if his approach was so far superior to the calutrons at Oak Ridge it was never used by declared nuclear states or indeed those aspiring to become so.
I think the main problem when it comes to 'beleif' in the 'Nuclear Nazi' motif is that the very specific route pursued by Britain and America towards an A-bomb at Los Alamos has largely become considered the ONLY way it could be done. Perhaps that really is the case when you are looking at mass-production and stockpiling, however the almost 'kitchen sink' methods which became more and more attractive to Germany as the war wore on could indeed at a small scale eclipse them in efficiency.