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Originally Posted by hung
Of course not. But I gathered enough info and I'm one of the thousands who believe most of high end techonology was developed fom non-terrestrial origin. Eg. See roswell, etc.
And please, I don't want to start a debate on this here.
Sorry cannot talk about it. But it involved magnetohydrodynamics, modified maxwell's equations and the quantum leap.
Food for thought: There's a device which proves dowsing is a fact. Build your own Ripoff's Rotor and check how the psi waves rotate it.
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Ahh, the Ripoff Rotor. It was a hoax perpetrated by Martin Gardner in his book "The Colossal Book of Mathematics: Classic Puzzles, Paradoxes, and Problems." Gardner wrote a passage in the "Miscellaneous" chapter of the book, about the "Six Sensational Discoveries" of the year 1974.
One of them was made by Augusto Macaroni of the Catholic University of Milan; it was a missing page from Leonardo da Vinci's notebooks that showed he had invented the flush toilet.
Another was the invention, by Robert Ripoff of Prague, of the Ripoff Rotor, a machine that runs solely on psi (psychic) energy. When Ripoff was supposedly visited by Henrietta Birdbrain, an American expert on Kirlian photography, he showed her how to make the rotor, which she then demonstrated to audiences in America.
Since Gardner had used such outlandish names, he had no idea that anyone would not recognize that the "discoveries" were an elaborate April Fools' Day joke. Yet he received more than a thousand letters from readers who took them seriously!
Now, are you able to discuss the nature of the modifications you made to Maxwell's equation? I would be very interested in knowing about that, or are you really talking about combining Maxwell's work together with the work of Navier & Stokes, which is really at the core of modelling magnetohydrodynamic systems?
Quantum leap huh? As in teleporting photons, or as in unifying quantum mechanics with relativity?