John Keely

Started by Dave45 · 18 July 2016 · 2 posts · last reply 27 July 2016

1. Dave45

   #1 · 18 Jul 2016

   This is interesting, he may have figured it out
   

   

   https://youtu.be/BsqOLCXYznE

2. Bob Smith

   #2 · 27 Jul 2016

   Dave45 wrote:

   This is interesting, he may have figured it out
   https://youtu.be/BsqOLCXYznE

   It seems to confirm that vibration plays a role in disrupting the inertial and perhaps gravitational lines of force that surround an object. Seems so simple and brilliant.
   Nice find.
   Bob
   
   Edit: It seems to show molecular bonds being broken by vibration as well. Whether these are intermolecular or intra molecular - who knows? But it reminds me of Eric Dollard's reference to someone who was dissociating the intramolecular bonds in water using dielectricity (in one of the panel discussions at last year's Energy Science Technology Conference). I believe EPD contended that a more efficient dissociation of water took place this way, which was not so much a brute force kind of electrolysis, but rather, an energy efficient method that seemed to yield strong results:
   

   

   https://youtu.be/lWoLH21ITys?t=5880