Atomic Degaussing Process

…This “Transformation of the Elements” by way of electrical stress (hereinafter called The Atomic Degaussing Process) continues until the atom reaches a state whereby the newly formed stable atom has the same number of protons…

…mbered. Rather than the decay life-time taking place over thousands of years of time, the Atomic Degaussing Process can transmute the unstable radioactive atom into a stable atom in an instant of time. Degaussing Radioactive…

…pulsating electrical stress actually physically “Rings” the unstable atom to perform the Atomic Degaussing Process instantly rather than relying on normal half-life cycling (typically, thousands of years) since the applied “…

…via opposite voltage potential (illustrated at 550, Figure 5-8) to instantly perform the Atomic Degaussing Process rather than relying on natural half-life decay (typically thousands of years).…