The Moray valve
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Take it for Granite
Have you investigated granite as Moray's source of radiation? Some support for his use of granite is that some granite consists of quartz, bismuth, up to 20 ppm Uranium and up to 4 ppm Germanium. Granite is a known source of natural radiation and Moray, living in Salt Lake City, Utah, would have easy access to the granite mine located at Little Cottonwood Canyon just 15 miles away. Moray failed to obtain a patent for his work because he was unable to acurately describe the energy source. Could he have been using radioactivity as a source of naturally occurning nuclear energy to power his instrument?
Have you investigated granite as Moray's source of radiation? Some support for his use of granite is that some granite consists of quartz, bismuth, up to 20 ppm Uranium and up to 4 ppm Germanium. Granite is a known source of natural radiation and Moray, living in Salt Lake City, Utah, would have easy access to the granite mine located at Little Cottonwood Canyon just 15 miles away. Moray failed to obtain a patent for his work because he was unable to acurately describe the energy source. Could he have been using radioactivity as a source of naturally occurning nuclear energy to power his instrument?