Thunderstorm Generator

The thunderstorm generator is a demonstration of transmutation of elements, in the process turning the exhaust of gas engines to breathable air, removing CO2 and other pollutants. There is a 20 minute fun introduction and update done by Funny Olde World – with some speculation you may or not believe. A more technical explanation (40 mins) has been done by Jordan Collins on his Alchemical Science Youtube channel.

And if you want to get more deeply into the science of low energy nuclear reactions (LNER) try this conference presentation by Bob Greenyer of the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project.

The thunderstorm generator is demonstrating alchemy – the transmutation of one element to another – through the creation of exotic vacuum objects or plasmoids. As I currently understand it these are essentially ball lighting that can disintegrate matter, allowing it to re-integrate as different elements. If we can control this it has almost limitless possibilities. The thunderstorm generator is a first example of it’s controlled use.

The toroidal geometry and vortices through which this happens is very precise, caused by interacting electrical and magnetic fields. It appears to be similar to what we know as sacred geometry. As diagrammatic representations of this can be found from the past, this may shine a light on history, so there is a link here with my interest in archaeology. If ancient peoples knew the diagram that represents immense power, that we are now discovering through advanced science and scanning electron microscopes, it begs the question of where they got the diagram from. The caduceus, Delphic chi-rho, ank and vajra symbols are very ancient.

If we found an advanced machine buried some place it could only have been buried thousands of years ago, we would be forced to admit that some technologically advanced people were on this earth at that time. Instead we find only the artefacts whose creation we cannot explain. and symbols and stories we probably misinterpret. I challenge you to consider, as I did in Gods, Genes and Climate, how a technologically advanced group might co-exist alongside ancient humans. And why they are not still here with their advanced science.