Master of Science #34 - 3/11/25

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:03):
Welcome to Master of Science with host Professor James McCanny.
The good professor's career spans fifty years as a university teacher,
scientist and engineer. Each week he will explore the rapidly
changing world of science as many long held theories are
crumbling under the weight of new data. He will cover

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the fields of geology, archaeology, meteorology, oceanography, space science, astronomy, cosmology,
biological evolution, virology, energy, mathematics and war. So please welcome
the host of Master of Science, James McCanny.

Speaker 2 (00:53):
Good evening, everybody, welcome, and tonight I have my Irish
colors on in honor of next week's Patrick's Day, my
green colors on and very much Irish one hundred percent.
But you have to understand the history of my ancestors. Basically,

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they were settlers from Norway, and we called them the Vikings.
That's not what they called themselves, but they basically lived.
They were part of the Israelite population that left Egypt
with Moses, blond haired, blue eyed people and migrated up

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into the Caucasian Mountains in western Russia and settled throughout
northern Europe and eventually into the British Isles and up
to what we call Scandinavia, and eventually they moved out
and did a lot of trading, did a lot of raiding,

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let's put it that way, and settled a lot of
them in the northern and western Bays of Ireland. And
that's where I come from. So just to kind of
fill in the blanks, and I'm very proud of that heritage.
You find a lot of very innovative people that came
down from that heritage. Tonight's main science topic, I'm going

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to be talking about atmospheric electricity and this brings in
a wide range of topics. You're going to really like this.
I'm going to be talking about atlantis, volcanoes, I'm going
to be talking about hurricanes and cyclonic storms. I'm going
to be talking about of all types of topics related

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to atmospheric electricity. The ancient Egyptian pyramids were very much
atmospherical electricity collectors. How about the nask aligne Something I
discovered in twenty fifteen that they were actually antenna So
there was a large matrix of antenna's designed to provide

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interstellar communications through These are fractal antennas, so Anyway, all
of this is related to atmospheric electricity, because, for example,
the Nascal lines were powered by atmospheric electricity. Okay, so
many many aspects to this very interesting topic. But first

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I want to make a few announcements. My radio show,
which airs on Thursday evenings a lot of people listen
to that. It's from shartwave station WWCR, Nashville, Tennessee, is
changing to its summertime frequency of nine point three five
zero megahertz, where that's heard worldwide in its twenty fifth
year and the precursor to this television show. Okay, and

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let me see the I want to talk about the
Athena lander. Now, in the last couple of weeks, we've
had a couple spacecraft from companies land on the Moon.
They actually got that far. One of them was a
successful landing, but much to my chagrin, as I talked
about last week, they provided no photos. Were the photos.

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It would be like you went to a big barbecue
with all your friends and you took a picture of
a telephone pole and the photos they sent back to
not show the surface of the Moon. And that would
be one of the primary things that us as a
just general public would want to see. However, that was

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the name it, specifically the Blue Ghost Lander from a
company called Firefly Aerospace in Texas, and they had a
number of experiments about from what I understand, about ten
experiments from NASA, and one was to sample the ground.
And like I said, the surface of the Moon has

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nothing to do with the moon. It's stuff that in
from the eons previously. And so anyway, the importance of
showing the surface of the Moon is what does the
surface of the moon really look like? Because we have
seen pictures where it looks like the middle of a
warehouse where they put a fine sprinkling of dust and

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then have a little rover wheel out and let this
like this perfectly flat living room kind of situation with
maybe a quarter inch of dust or powder type material
on the surface. And that is absolutely not what the
lunar surface looks like. And so anyway, I was very

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interested in waiting for this Athena lander. Now Athena is
operated by a company called Intuitive Machines, and this is
their second attempt, and it fell the same fate, apparently
tipped over upon landing, and therefore the sun the solar

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panels did not work, and therefore had lost power, lost
battery power, and it was basically a doadt un arrival. However,
they did show one photo of the kind of the
like a leg or some part of the lander and
the lunar surface, and the lunar surface in that photo
looks exactly like what I would expect, very uneven all

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you know, just imagine all this debris falling in from
outer space, all different sizes, odd shapes, jagged rocks, then
covered maybe with a little bit of dust, but completely uneven,
not something you would be able to drive a rover
around on very easily, or to or to walk around.

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So at any rate, here's a photo that they released,
and once again, but we don't see the wide scale
lunar surface from these photos. Okay, so at any rate,
I just I did a couple of shows recently as
a guest talking about these issues where these spacecraft outfuscate

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the data. Especially what does this lunar surface look like,
because it doesn't look like what we've been told with
the nice living room warehouse type of surface with a
couple of bumps and a couple of rocks over there
in a nice one quarter inch layer of dust. No,
that couldn't possibly be what the lunar surface looks like.
So somebody's somebody's jerking your chains. That's the old expression.

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It's like somebody's trying to pull the wool over your eyes. Yeah,
that's what's going on. Okay, Uh, there is a I
think it's the eighteenth of March, so that would be
in a week a week next Tuesday. Suppose there's going
to be this giant orange moon. And now explain a

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little bit about how this happens. The full moon. Of course,
if it were perfectly in the plane of Earth's orbit
with the Sun, which we call the ecliptic, would there
would be a solar and lunar eclipse once actually twice
a month. There would be the perfect alignment with the

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Sun where the Moon would block out the Sun's light,
which we call solar eclipse. And then the lunar eclipse
is when the Earth gets between the Moon and the
Sun and causes an eclipse on the Moon. But because
the Moon is not in the plane of the planet,
it's at an angle. Only rarely does it get to

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the point during the full moon or the new moon
where it is exactly in line with the Earth and
the Sun, and that would then cause a complete lunary
clips of the Sun or the solar eclips where the
moon or the moon blacks out the Sun's light. But

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what does happen also is sometimes it's there, but it's
a little bit off. So it's in what we call
the penumbra of the Earth's shadow, which is not quite
the entire Earth's shadow. It's not completely blacking out the
light to the Sun to make the full moon go
completely dark for a few minutes, but gets this red

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redishue because the light bends around the Earth and we
get the red part of the spectrum that covers the Moon,
so it turns red. And now, by the way, the
surface of the Moon is black. If you were on
the moon, it's just about a black color, not a
nice gray or anything like that. It's very dark, but

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overall it shines enough light back white light. We think
that the moon is white. It's not white in reality,
but it looks white from our perspective. So it's reflecting
the light that gets to it. And in this case,
when it's in the penumbra, in the only partial shadow
of the Earth, it turns red. Okay, And so now

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this is different than the biblical accounting of the moon
turning to blood, that was a very different event, and
I'm not going to talk about that now. I'm just
talking about this event next week. So there's going to
be a lot of hullaballoo over this, and there'll be
a lot of YouTube channel wannabes jumping up and down

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making all kinds of wild claims. In fact, if we
can go back a few decades to the year two
thousand and three, there was a wild disinformation campaign that
came out of the CIA, and it involved a lady
who claimed to talk to aliens. Isn't that cute and

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kind of like a bowl haircut made her look pretty crazy,
and she was actually an agent pulling this off, pretending
to be this lady to talk to with aliens and
corroborating with NASA. NASA was providing her with photographs behind
the scenes and making this whole thing, you know, And

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of course, the whole idea was to make the idea
of Planet X just the craziest, most bonkers thing you
could imagine, so that nobody would ever talk about it
again within and of course that was the entire goal.
So you have crazy lady talks to aliens, and on
the date of she kept saying, oh, the date is
May fifteenth, two thousand and three. This started in the

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mid nineties, mind you, so eight years earlier. They started
this disinformation campaign that on May fifteenth, two thousand and three,
there would be this big orange planet that was going
to crash into Earth. Then we're all going to die.
And of course the idea was that there would be
mass suicides, it would be just crazy. All the newspapers

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would and it was all due to this misinformation campaign.
And they didn't They'd go, oh, well, it was just
a moon and had nothing to do with Planet X
and look at all these crazy people, and anyways, that
was what was going on. And then of course the
NASA white hats could come riding in save the day.

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And I broke it up. I broke this little ring
up by calling NASA about a week before this May fifteenth,
two thousand and three date, and I said, if you
don't use the power of the press to stop this
insanity and your good name, then you will be responsible
for any mass suicide, deaths et cetera. And they shut

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it down. They shut it down because they realized I
was correct. So at any rate. This is some insanity
that happened, and I want to point it out because
it was the same situation where the Earth, where the
moon was in the Earth's penumbra, it was a red moon,
not a blood red moon, but a red orange moon.

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And on the cover of these people's books, all of
these people predicting the end of Earth, Planet X going
to careen into Earth and everybody's going to die. On
the cover of their book would be this big orange ball,
trying to depict the idea that Planet X would look
like some kind of big orange ball up in the sky,

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which is not true. If any object in the sky
comes into the Solar System, it's going to look like
a large comet. And that's what they wanted to make
sure that nobody knew about that. And that's what I
was telling people. I said, if there is such a thing,
it's not going to look like a big orange ball,
because it's going to be an elliptical orbit and it
will look like a comet. And it turns out that

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the comet Hailbop was in fact the Planet X object
discovered by Robert Harrington from the Naval Observatory. And I
have a book on this entire topic dealing with that,
and it's called the Real History of Planet X twenty
twenty update, and that's available on my web page. But

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back to the Orange moon next week. There will certainly
be plenty of lunacy over this on the internet, but
it's just a normal almost full moon, but not quite
not quite an eclipse because it's only in the penumbra,
the partial part of Earth's shadow. Okay, just a quick

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summary here. Let me see. It was on the July thirtieth,
August thirteenth, and twentieth shows of this TV show where
I talked about the pole shift and mountain building, and
that's something that's very important to understand, and the difference
between a physical pole shift, which there's actual movement of

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the crust and mantle of the Earth, and a magnetic
pole shift. And so I see that there's some yo
yos jumping up and down around on the internet on
radio talk radio shows and podcasts claiming that there's going
to be a magnetic pole shift. Well, magnetic pole shifts
happen all the time, maybe once a month, certainly many

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times per year, and what it amounts to is the
solar wind coming out from the Sun carries a magnetic
field because it's an electrical current, and sometimes it reverses
to the point where it'll actually reverse our magnetic field,
which is partially geomagnetic field, but it mainly plasma magnetic

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field associated with our Earth. And so this happens regularly
where the Earth's magnetic flips and then comes back to
normal and nobody dies, and nobody even knows what's going on,
but it happens frequently. So the people running around talking
about magnetic pull shifts don't know what they're talking about,
because it does not cause earthquakes, doesn't cause Earth to

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physically move, or cause the polls to flip, all kinds
of misinformation, and once again the people jumping up and
down running around on podcasts and sometimes major podcasts, And
the problem with the host on most of these podcasts
is they're not scientists at all. They don't know anything
about science. They have other specialties totally unrelated, and so

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they let this pass without ever asking an intelligent question.
They don't have real scientists on their show. They have
these hacks and wannabes that can come out with all
kinds of crazy stories, and you, the listener, are sitting
there listening to this as if these people were some
kind of authority. So anyway, listen to those shows. Go

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back and listen once again shows number five, six, and
seven of this series July thirtieth, August thirteenth, and August
twentieth in this series, and then shows number five, six
and seven, And okay, and just a comment. There's an
old saying that yesterday, this is referring to these like

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quacks and wannabes, it's yesterday. I couldn't spell anganier today
ir one, And that applies for some of these people.
All of a sudden, they're specialists and everything in the
under the sun, including space science and comet science and
asteroids and everything else under the sun. They're an expert

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because they read a book someplace, and it's really that applies.
There are so many people running around today giving out
just misinformation that it is funny and the big you
know the reason for this, the reason for all of
this misinformation and the reason you have all these quacks

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running around spouting things that make no sense at all.
The reason is because government science has no integrity. Because
you find that people like NASA, the Goddard Space Flight
Center JPL are propounding theories that don't make any sense,
or the Big Bang and all of this crazy, crazy

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science that they're trying to pawn off on the public.
It's you know, the public doesn't believe it. It's like,
what do you mean the universe just popped out of
a pinhead and fourteen billion years later we're driving our
SUVs up and down the road. And then you have
the James Webb telescope which comes along and takes pictures
of galaxies that are farther away than where the Big

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Bang should be, which means that they're disproving the Big
Bang literally. Yet these clowns keep, you know, these scientists
as a physicists, keep promoting these lame ideas, and so
the public as a result doesn't have any confidence in
government science, in government, healthcare, in government anything. And that

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opens the door that just just the barn doors are
open for all these clowns to run out and occupy
YouTube channels and just feed you with constant just as
we say in Ireland malarkey and so anyway, it's just abhorrent,
it's pathetic. But that's why is because supposedly the hallowed

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halls of science and university and government science agencies is
filled with garbage, and the public realizes that and then
turns to all these other quacks for information unfortunately. Okay,
let me dive right into the topic tonight of atmospheric electricity. Okay,

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I'm going to start this out by talking about Tesla technology.
So this is Nikola Tesla late eighteen hundreds, early nineteen hundreds,
late eighteen hundreds. He had and what was it eighteen
ninety six I believe it was, I may not have
that exactly right, but he had an exhibition at the

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Chicago Fair and where they lit the place up with generators,
much to the of many people. And so this was
the introduction to many people for his transmission technology. And
of course Edison was competing with direct current DC, which

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didn't work because DC there's no way to change the
voltage as there is with ACAC is just superior in
all aspects. But they were having a lot of fires
with DC because it was lower voltage. The same issue
they have with solar panels today. The issue with solar
panels if you have not heard, like the Amazon fires,

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Amazon would have five or six major fires. They decided
to go green and put solar panels on the roofs
all of these warehouses, Amazon warehouses. And what happened was
the solar panels are low voltage. So you have hundreds,
if not thousands of solar panels, and what happens. Because

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they're low voltage, they are higher current. And so because
and also because you have to connect all of these
solar panels together, these junctions have developed corrosion, etc. They're

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not fit perfectly tight, and they start to develop a
high impedance, a high resistance, and then the current tries
to get through that heats them up and starts a fire.
And so that's why solar will not work on a
wide scale. It might work on your house something like
that where you got a few panels, you know, ten
or twenty panels maybe, but for large scale investment into power,

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it's simply not going to work. Additionally, you need batteries
because the only time the solar panels work is when
the sun is shining. So solar is not a solution.
I go through this in my book McKenny wing Generator
World Energy Project and published in twenty ten, where I
predicted the downfall of the alternative energy industry. Three blade

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wind turbines and solar panels, I said, are not going
to work. Okay, So at any rate, the issue with
atmospheric electricity. Now back in this is like maybe twenty
at least twenty years ago. I started a project to
duplicate Tesla's Wardencliffe Tower, and I looked for funding, and

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as I got farther into the project, I realized that, ooh,
this is not a good technology for wide scale use.
And back in the day when Tesla, this is the
early nineteen hundreds, Tesla built the Wardencliffe Tower, the idea
was to garner atmospheric electricity and then distribute it. He

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was going to distribute it through the ground, not through wires,
not through cabling, not through the atmosphere. He was garnering
the electricity through the atmosphere. And I'll talk a little
bit about how that works, because that's instrumental in understanding,
for example, the Great Pyramid with the Golden Cap, or
the Atlantis, the city of Atlantis, the Lost Continent, or

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a tornado, or hurricanes or volcanoes that have tremendous amount
of electricity, electric electrical lightning that shoots out the top
and bottom of clouds, and a lot of the misunderstanding
that's propagated through bad science by supposedly people who know

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better physicists. Okay, so you know, getting back to Tesla
and the Wardencliffe Tower, the way it worked is the
following you have. In fact, this is how a Tesla
a generator works. If you have one in your laboratory
or if you have one in the classroom. They sell

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these little kid models where you can put them in
your classroom and do it interesting little experiments. But basically
what a Tesla tower is is it's a transformer. It's
a you take a DC signal and this is going
back to Atlantis. By the way, my book Atlantis to

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Tesla the Colburn Connection explains this how they were using
DC seawater batteries to charge up the Tesla tower what
we call Tesla towers to tap into atmospheric electricity in
the ancient city of Atlantis, which by the way, was
in the South China Sea. I'll be talking a little

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bit about that later on in the show, which is
a very active elect atmospheric electrical area. It's so active
even today that when NASA flies over it with satellites
or whatever is they basically shut everything down. They don't
try and communicate because there's so much atmospheric electricity in

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the South China Sea. Okay, so back to Tesla's Wardencliffe tower. Now,
there's a component in electricity which is called a Schmidt trigger.
It's a very simple device. You take a DC battery
and you take points basically two wires, one from each

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terminal of the battery, and you touch them together temporarily,
just quickly like points. Same kind of idea points on
the old cars where you had points system and a rotor,
that type of thing to create an electrical spark in
a gasoline engine. And what happens. Okay, so you get

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a surge of current, Okay for a split second, you
get a surge of current. Now, if you put that
into a transformer like eight thousands, maybe one hundred thousand
to one transformer, what happens is the AC signal. Because
it's a short burst of electricity, it's like a pulse

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which has a very sharp rise and a very sharp drop,
and that change in the electrical field in the wires
creates a very sharp pulsion. That's what the Tesla transformer
converts from a low voltage relatively low voltage signal into
a very high voltage signal, and so that's what. Then

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you have a central core and a pin that sticks
up in the air, and that is the connect that
is receiving the magnetic field from the core the one
hundred thousand winds on your transformer, et cetera, and it
creates this oscillating electromagnetic field of hundreds of thousands, if

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not millions of volts. And you can control the frequency
by the winding on the transformer and the frequency of
closing the Schmidt trigger. And that's what a Tesla tower is. Now.
The strange thing about Tesla's tower at Warden Clip is
he didn't build any smaller units. It was it would

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be like the Wright brothers building a seven forty seven
as their first plane. It's very strange. It's a very
strange situation where Tesla built the wardenccliffe tower and right
out of the chute. And so that tells me as
a scientist, as a physicist, as a person who's been

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on big projects, that you don't just build the big
one right out of the gate, like I say, it
would be like the Wright brothers building a seven forty
seven on their first plane. It had to build up
in stages to the point where you could build a
seven forty seven. So how did Tesla build this Wardencliffe
tower right out of the gate and know all the

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wire sizes, the dimensions, the frequencies, the number of wines.
I mean, he was a smart guy. But that tells
me that he had some previous information. Now, when he
grew up, his father was the curator in Serbia of
the Vatican Library there, and so I think he had

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access to ancient texts which showed him some of these technologies.
By the way, that church was destroyed, Billy Clinton blew
it up, sent a rocket in and blew up that church.
And as far as we know with all the records anyway,
take that for what it's worth. But that's what happened

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to the church where Tesla literally grew up. And like
I say, his father was the curator of that. And
Tesla was a very good student. He was an engineer,
a physics student. He was a physics major and so
and I mean, I can't say conclusively, but it just
makes sense that he had access to information. So that

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would have been ancient information that was garnered in the
hallowed halls of the Catholic Church and the libraries, these
ancient libraries that they still keep. By the way, I
believe that the fire, for example, the fire at Alexandria
never happened. Well it did. They burned some books, but
they didn't burn all the books. They got them out

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of there first and put them in the Vatican Library
before they burnt some books to make a show like
they were burning all the books, but they didn't. They
kept all that information. And there were many other library
burnings over the ages, including the Abbey at Glastonbury, the
Joseph Aramathea Library that we have the Colburn from, and

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I talked about that where I was the first person
in the United States to have a copy of the Colburn,
one of three copies that came into the US and
after is published by the good people in Australia. And
then of course there was immediately abducted and obfuscated and
replaced by a bunch of basically quacks on the Internet.

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So if you look up the Colburn Kolbrin, do not
buy the one that's on Amazon. That's a Charlatan misrepresentation
of the real Colbran. Get the real Colburn. It's online
from the Kaldean Trust in Australia, and so at any rate.
In fact, I was just looking the other day at

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that history of that where they tried to get Amazon
to shut that down, but Amazon kept selling. In fact,
Amazon was the only bookshelf, so to speak, a bookseller
of all of the platforms of booksellers that kept selling
that illicit copy of the Colburn by a person who

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claimed he wrote it. I mean, what a quack. But anyway,
just beware, But anyway, the Colbran. Get the original Kaldean
Trust copy of the Colbran if you're going to read that.
But it's and there's a woman who has some amazing work,
Yvonne Weightman from England, dealing with interpretations of the Colburn.

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And by the way, the point I was making here
is that was one of the libraries that was burned
by the Romans, which by that time were actually being
controlled by the Catholic Church, which is growing out of
Rome at the time, and a lot of people historians
realized the Roman Empire didn't fall, it turned into the

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Catholic Church. Okay, So at any rate, another piece of
history there that's important to understand. Okay, So back to
Tesla and his Tesla Tower, his Wardencliffe Tower, and his
Colorado Spring experiment where he was dealing with atmospheric electricity.
And what he had also in Colorado Springs was a

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big ball on the top of a tower, and what
he would do is gather atmospherical electricity and send it
out through the ground. And there's a story about one
time Tesla was he had his project at Colorado Springs going.
It was the middle of the night, and he would
set blights out in the middle of the desert and

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they would be in the direction of the collector, and
they'd have just wires going into the ground, so the
current would come through the ground, up through the light,
and then down, and he was lighting up the entire desert.
And one time he got a pulse, an electromagnetic pulse
from the atmosphere, and it blew out an actual electric
trans electric generator in a local power company and he

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had to replace it. He had to pay for this.
But the point is that atmospheric electricity is a very
powerful source of energy. And the Atlanteans and the ancients
and whoever built the ancient pyramids at Giza, for example,
understood atmospheric electricity and we're using it. And they understood

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the principle that Tesla was implementing with the Schmidt trigger,
the DC battery, the Schmidt trigger, the coils and then
the the capstone, so to speak. On the pyramids was
for example a collector atmospheric electricity collector. And in for example,

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the Nasca ruins or I'm sorry, the Nasca lines in Peru.
I made the major discovery that they were antennas. But
the question is how were they driving these antennas practical antennas,
And the answer was that they had mounds there. There
were man made mounds that had atmospheric collectors on top

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of them out in the middle of the plains of
Nasca to drive the signaling of these antennas. This antenna complex. Okay,
so now let me further explain how the Tesla tower
at Wardencliffe worked. And you can see that it's a

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big dorm and sticking out from the dome our wires
or like it looks like almost like rebar that type
of steel sticking out all over and those were the collectors.
And so the idea of the collector then what he
would do is he would use DC power that was
converted from the electric grid. He had a contract with

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Westinghouse and this was something that much to the chagrin
of Westinghouse and JP Morgan, his financier, et cetera, when
they found out what he was doing. That's when they
tore down the Tesla tower. It was in nineteen seventeen,
at the beginning of World War One when they tore
down the Wardencliffe Tower with the public premise that it

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was something they didn't want to fall into the hands
of Germans. But no, they didn't want it to fall
into anybody's hands because Tesla was gathering atmospheric electricity and
distributing it for free, competing with the generators, the coal
fired generators that were being used other Tesla technology by
Westinghouse to sell electricity. And I realized that this Tesla

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guy was sidestepping them and would have a free distribution
of electricity. And Tesla was sending the electricity out through
the ground. That's how he was distributing the electricity. And
because he knew the resonant frequency of the Earth, he
knew the frequency to send out the signaling in the

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ground that would then reach homes and businesses at the
lowest impedance for AC signal. So Tesla was a smart guy.
He was doing all this on his own. Okay, so
now how did it gather atmospheric electricity? This is what
I discovered and also the thing that was major about

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the work that I did when I was at Cornell
in nineteen seventy nine to eighty one. In that time
frame I was discovering this. I realized that Tesla didn't
know where the electric field came from the vertical electric
field and it's a DC vertical electric field. It's about
three hundred volts per meter. It's very high. So you wonder, well,

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why isn't this discharging all the time, And the answer
is that because the atmosphere is a dielectric, it's a
very good insulator, and so it blocks the transmission of
electricity from the ionosphere, which is the other side of
the capacitor and earth ground. And so the way you

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tap a hole through that electrically is you use the
Tesla coil and you pulse it. And what Tesla figured
out it was around forty hertz, and that's why it
would produce a low hum which people would hear miles away.
There's a device in Australia it's called a digery do.

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It's a flat piece of board on the end of
a string and you whip it around like a rock
on the end of a string. But this digeridoo, and
it produces a low humming sound that carries along the ground.
And you can hear this for literally tens fifty miles away.

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And it was a way of communication, method of communication
with the Aborigines. It's called the digeridoo, and you swing
it around and change the frequency, etc. To communicate. So,
at any rate, the same thing happened with the Tesla
tower at Wardencliffe. The people in a distance, they said,

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when he cranked that up, they could see the electricity
up in the sky coming down being collected, and they
heard the low frequency the forty cycle hum off in
the distance. And of course all of this is denied today.
Now you'll see people saying, oh, he was trying to
transmit electricity through the air well, where was he supposed

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to get the electricity to transmit through the air It's
bogus information to try and obfuscate what Tesla was really doing. Okay,
So the forty cycle frequency, what that does is because
the Tesla coils are switching very high million of bolts positive,

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million bolts negative on a frequency of about forty hertz
forty cycles per second. This then it's like a radio signal.
And what it does is it takes the dielectric molecules
in the atmosphere and it flips them like this in unison.
In the normal air, the dielectric molecules are in all

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different directions and they're bouncing around because it's there, and
so they that's part of the dielectric property. But if
you could align them in an electric field and a
switching electric field where they're all switching in unifont unison,
what that does is it creates a channel, an electrical

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channel where the electrical current can come down from the ionosphere.
And so he did that, and he learned how to
do that and then capture the electricity and then send
it out through the ground. And as I said, he
had discovered how to tap into the vertical electric field.
And it's not free energy. Do not, I repeat, do

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not confuse this with the bologney that people are going
through on the internet. The oh you put a little
box on the table and the energy of the universe
flows in, and it's free energy. Now, in physics you
need to account for energy called conservation of energy. And
Tesla knew that he was tapping into the vertical electric field. However,

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he did not know where the vertical electric field came from.
He didn't know how far up it was, he didn't
know the source of it. He didn't understand the physics
of the Sun Earth connection. And so this is what
I did discovered when I was researching Tesla's work, and
then I realized he didn't have spacecraft data like I did.

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He didn't have information like I did to go to
that next step and understand where does his vertical electric
field come from, what sustains it, why is it there?
But Tesla knew how to use it, which is amazing
feat all in its own. So his Colorado Springs Endeavor
and the Wardencliffe Tower were both to garner electricity from

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the atmosphere and then transmit it through the ground out
of resonant frequency that he knew was in the ground. Okay,
so now let's go back to Atlantis. Let's start there.
It's one of the earliest known places where we would
know about atmospheric electricity, and the Atlanteans knew about atmospheric electricity.

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Atlantis the other city. Now they had colonies all over
the world. Atlantis was a major worldwide empire. Egypt was
a sub like a section of their worldwide empire, and
the world at the time was very different. The poles
of the world were different. The north pole of the
world at the time was in Hudson's Bay north of

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the state of Michigan in Ontario, and the south pole
was near an island down in the South Indian Ocean
called McDonald's Island. That's where the north and South pole
used to be in the days of Atlantis. That changed
during the Venus event when Venus came by as a
large comet and caused a pole shift, a physical pole shift,

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and changed the poles by about thirty degrees estimate thirty
degrees to the where they are now. And that's why,
by the way, the Great Floods, when the ice cap
melted very quickly, what we call the Laurentian ice Cap,
it did not extend down into Siberia. And the reason
it didn't is because the Earth was had a very

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different north pole. Greenland remained what we call Greenland today,
remained in the region of the polar ice cap. But
what I'm saying is that in the days of Atlantis,
the north what we call the North Pole, which is
a floating ice cap, there's no land there like at
the South Pole. That was open water. So that was

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the passage that was used by the mariners. Also, the
shoreline of what we call Antarctica now was open was
open water. And so that's why the Phoenician mariners had
the map that we eventually got up and translated into
the Peri Reece map showing the coastline of Antarctica, which

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was only rediscovered by satellites using satellite imagery radar imagery
that could go through the ice and determine the coastline
of South America, which matches identically with the Perry Reece
map that Columbus had. Where did Columbus get the map?
He got it from ancient mariners and these seafarers. That

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was one of their prize possessions. Where the maps and
so there's a lot of misinformation today about that. But
the reason the Phoenicians had the coastline because they their
history went back to Atlantis. Okay, and now just quickly
also there's many people jumping up and down on the

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Internet to day claiming that Atlantis was in all kinds
of places like in the Atlantic Ocean, etc. But the
crux of the issue is that there are many many
aspects to the legend of Atlantis. One of the biggest
ones is regarding the Pillars of Hercules. Now there's people

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that claim it's the eye of the Sahara in northwestern Africa.
That is not correct at all. It doesn't match. That's
an electrical discharge where Earth received an electrical discharge from
a passing comet, possibly the Venus event. And then also
the people talk about it being out in the Azores,

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or in the Atlantic Ocean or the rit mid Atlantic Ridge.
None of those places qualified for the simple reason that
they don't have anything that qualifies for the Pillars of Hercules.
The South China Sea does. The pillars of Hercules were
the volcanoes Krakatoa and its sister volcano on both sides

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of the Strait of Sunda between Sumatra, off of the
coastline of Sumatra, and so that was the opening gate,
and the mariners could see these columns far out to
see hundreds of miles away. And the other situation is

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that these columns of smoke that came up into the
actual pillars of Hercules were constantly discharging the vertical electric fields,
so it lit them up like a giant Neon light
bulb in the middle of the night, and so they
could see these or even the daytime. All they had
to do, the Phoenician mariners and traders, all they had

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to do was get within a couple hundred miles and
they okay, there's the columns of Hercules, and that led
them into the channel which led up to the South
China Sea. And the other reason I know about this
is because I verified this because the US Navy submarine
fleet out of Northern Australia was excavating the continent of

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Atlantis doing archaeological excavations in the South See in the
late nineteen nineties. And the reason I know about that
is because I had access to their web page which
was going in great deal to detail of what they
were finding. So any information that people have or people

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are running around saying this was Atlanta's or that was Atlantis.
Atlanta's was in the South China Sea and it was
a slewing event where it just sank overnight, which we've seen.
For example, there are many places on planet Earth where
we see these slewing events. The Canary Islands happens to

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be one of them and where you see slewing events,
But the Canary Islands the whole are very small. The
Atlantean continent, the Five Ring City and the related continent
wasn't just the Five Ring City. It was a fairly
large continental shelf sank into the ocean, and that's why

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today the South China Sea is very shallow. And they
also talk about the bogs, the grass bogs that were
in the ocean there surrounding Atlantis. So there was a
cut through that where the mariners would go, and if
they were not friendly, Atlantis had reflectors and basically mirrors

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set up that would burn them right out of the ocean.
So that's why no enemies could approach Atlantis because they
had the atmospheric electricity and they had these reflectors, which
you know, in those days everything was clothed, sail and ships,
wooden ships, and so you can just focus this on those.

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In a couple of seconds, they were burned up and
so nobody got into that area without permission. Let's just
put it that way. Okay, So now what I want
to do is go through a number of naturally occurring
things like tornadoes, hurricanes, volcanoes, et cetera, and talked about

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atmospheric electricity. Now, I just want to preface this discussion
with I have a book, my most recent book. It's
called The Real History of Man and Earth, Myths, Magic
and Mayhem. It's on Amazon, It's also on my web page.
But I discuss in there the really ego pumping that's

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going on with a lot of people, and they're trying
to pick dates of when things happened, and some people
are trying to tell that everything that happened earth catastrophes
was during some period called the Younger Dryas, and just
stop doing this because what they're doing is they're saying,
first of all that standard archaeology is wrong about their dating,

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which is clearly true. But then they come in with
this totally bogus a series of new dates which don't
make any sense at all, and they're really damaging the
process of discovery because we don't have enough information, literally,
we do not have enough information on these people are

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just wild speculation and trying to put this together and
that together, and solar positions and just you know, it's
goofiness to the nth degree. So my message is stop
putting dates on things. And if your talk show host,
especially one of the bigger ones, stop letting people put

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this goofy information on your radio show. You're not helping anybody,
you're just confusing the situation. And really, these people have
no a very very thin, wild speculation reasons for putting
dates on things, and literally we don't have enough information.

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For example, the Great Pyramids are very old, or the
Sphinx where they're talking about it's eroded, Well, there happened
to have been a great flood of worldwide torrential rain
flood for forty days and forty nights. I've talked about
that on this show, and so it wouldn't be surprising
that the Sphinx exhibits erosion, extensive erosion. And what they're

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assuming is that have been desert conditions back ten thousand years. Well,
that's simply false. That's simply false. Anyway, I'm not going
to go into this in more detail, but we have
a lot of misinformation coming out of people who are
just there for driving their egos, and it's really damaging.
It's very damaging to real progress in understanding the history

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of man and Earth. Okay, so I want to talk about,
for example, the Egyptian pyramids. We don't know who built
these or when they were built, but they were certainly
built a long time ago, and they may have been
built in phases. For example, the Mayans rebuilt their pyramids
every fifty four years based on the periodicity the two

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major damaging passages of the common venus. That is very
clear from the Popo Vu and so that's why, for example,
the main pyramid at Chichenisa is off by thirteen and
a half degrees. In the mid nineteen nineties, I went
there on the ground myself surveying equipment with an assistant,
and we surveyed the whole area at chichen Itza and

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Uxmal and Tuloum, and then used the cross referencing of
these these locations to determine that the old north pole
was in the Hudson's Bay, which agrees with the work
of quite a number of other people, including Mark Gaffney,

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a friend of mine who wrote a book dealing with poleshifts,
and very definitely within the last within the last five
thousand years, Earth experienced a major pole shift, and that's
there again that's why these people running around assuming that
Earth has always been on its current trajectory, orbit, rotational

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period and everything else, the precession, etc. All of that
was different more than six thousand years ago. So you
can't or the people claiming that the Mayan calendar can
go back thousands and thousands of years. No Earth experienced
a pole shift, so none of those things are correct.
And it's very clear that Earth experienced a major poll

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shift of about thirty degrees, so that threw off our orbit,
the rotational period, everything. So but anyway, the Great Pyramids
are an enigma, a real enigma as to who had
built them. But we know, we know that the Great
Pyramids had a golden cap called the Keystone, and what

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was the purpose of that? Just to have a pretty
top on the pyramid? No, the purpose was atmospheric collectory collection.
And the idea this pawned off on us that the
Pyramids were somehow tombs of pharaohs absolutely absurd. But we
don't know who built the pyramids or when these might
be one hundred thousand years old. We don't know. And

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there again, stop putting dates on things because we don't know.
And there again, the Sphinx we don't know who built
that nor when, and it could have been there. We
just simply don't know. So stop putting dates and trying
to put dates on this because it's just it's just
confusing the whole situation. People are using very very very

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poor reasoning to try and put dates on some of
these objects. And the same with the Mexican pyramids. We
know for the fact that the Mayan the Mayans rebuilt
their pyramids on layer them like uxmal Chichenis, et cetera.

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So these were not the original pyramids that were there
a long time ago, and in fact they were built
on the old grid work. So what happened is there
was a poll shift, they rebuilt and they built on
the old grid system, not realizing that the calendar had
completely changed. And this is what Velakowski is all about.

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Velakovski wasn't studying astronomy or comets. He was studying ancient calendars.
One of the greatest scholars. And that's something too that
the clowns running around the internet today don't understand what
Velakovsky did, who he was, what he was really working on,
and what he discovered is that the calendars had changed,

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which meant that Earth's orbit had changed drastically and within
the last five thousand years. He puts a date on it.
I think it's a very good date. It may be
off by a little bit. We don't know, because he's
also associating it with the calendar of the Pharaohs. But
back to the pyramid. The Great Pyramid at Giza had

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its golden cap, and the reason for that was atmospherical
electric connection, collection of atmospheric electricity. And maybe there's probably
hundreds of pyramids around Egypt also which could have been
used for the same thing. We see things that potentially

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could have been used by the pre incast. So we
have the omes, the cultures which predated the Mayans. We
have the Toltecs, which predated the Aztecs. We don't know
anything about them. And there again, who were these were they? People?
We assumed they were, but there's not really a trace

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of who they were, where they came from. Then we
have migrations. How about for example, a very interesting one
is the Polynesian migrations across the Pacific Ocean, where they
literally left from the southeast I'm sorry, southwest Pacific regions
and migrated in canoes. Well, why would you do that.

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They were expecting to find Limuria, which was the lost continent,
and what they found were the South Pacific islands, including Hawaii,
and so the Earth was a very different place. In
the legends that go back are very clear. We have
people in Africa who claimed that they had come from

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Mars and they escaped Mars before it lost its ocean
and atmosphere. And you have the clowns at Nasse today
saying that, oh, the oceans on Mars were billions of
years ago. No, there were recent and there's all kinds
of surface detailed that tells you that the oceans and
atmosphere on Mars were very recent, that it lost it,

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and it lost it due to the passage of the
large comet Venus, which literally sucked the atmosphere and oceans
off of Mars, and the ancient saw it, they talk
about it. That's what Velakowski was very clear discussing it. Okay,
so now we have volcanoes, tornadoes, hurricanes, we have atlantis,

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we have a tesla coming along in modern times using
the atmospheric electricity knowledge technologies to extract energy from the atmosphere.
And by the way, my project where I was going
to duplicate Tesla technology the Warden Cliff Tower. What I
realized is it's a very dangerous technology because due to

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solar flares, due to the the propensity for solar flares,
solar flares to hit Earth and then come down the
column of electricity to the Tesla tower and then you're
distributing this out to the public. It might work on

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a small scale, but it's something you simply have a
very difficult, difficult time controlling, and so it's not a
technology that's really meant for wide scale public use. Garnering
atmospheric electricity and then putting it through the ground and
distributing it through the ground very dangerous technology. Not to
mention it's going to kill a lot of birds. Anything

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that flies is going to be killed. So a very
dangerous technology. So the fivring city at Atlantis had Poseidon,
a big statue of Poseidon in the center with his
basically pitchfork going a multi pronged metal device going upwards
into the atmosphere. And I have it based on my

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own research that they were using that also to ride
that column the magnetic field into outer space. It was
a way of launching electromagnetic propulsion systems, one of my
other specialties into space and then for landing, also for
dropping down and landing on Earth. So quite a spectacle

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to see Atlantis at night with the column of electricity
going up into the ionosphere and then look like an
airport in a modern day scenario, but with the craft
going up and down. Anyway, I'm running out of time here,
so I hope this was interesting and it's a topic
that I'll be covering more of in the future, atmospheric electricity.

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