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hi brian,
ok no probs david,
brian,
just been reading, have a look at chapter 4
harnessing the conscious aether with gravity and inertia.
all the best
christian
david wilcock wrote:
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<font face="arial"><font size="-1">some
of your questions will be answered in the ensuing chapters now underway...
i'm too busy in preparation for chicago to elaborate at this point. stoneking
resonance is definitely a factor.</font></font><font face="arial"><font size="-1">peace
be with you -</font></font><font face="arial"><font size="-1">- david</font></font>
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kchmfts (mfts@thefreeinternet.co.uk)
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hello brian,
very interesting, looks like they are starting to smell the coffee!
lets hope they wake up, lol
i was optimistic until i read the last sentence:
'the effect is as yet unexplained and with all four
affected probes never to return to earth for analysis, it
may well remain that way.'
out of sight.....
lets hope when the space station gets built they will be doing some
worthwhile research into gravity, rather than just accept the status
quo.
it's like accidentally discovered science all over again, i know lets
sail
to the end of the earth and see if we fall off, better still send someone
else :)
but seriously i think that rotation/orbit could possibly affect or channel
aetheric flows and effects,
like the spinning ball weighing less reported in ciii, i also think
that density has
a deciding factor too. could it be that the aether is in resonant
harmony with rotational
objects with linear movement too and causes no destructive interference
due to the rotation and linear motion, conversely with an object exhibiting
only linear motion would only have one phase or plane of motion.
i am visualising a spiral type wave for a planetary body and an 's' wave
or linear, compression wave, like sound, for something travelling in a
straight line.
please forgive my simplified stumbling's group, my a level physics
is old and dusty :)
i'm reaching here, can you tell :), perhaps david could elaborate a
little.
all the best and thanks for the link.
christian
"brian v. cox" wrote:
<blockquote type="cite">here's an interesting article from the bbc:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1332000/1332368.stm
could aetheric drag be a possible cause of this anomaly?
basically it's
saying that nasa has observed that in several of its deep-space probes,
the vehicles are slowing down at a faster rate than they should.
they
say it cant be due to an unknown gravitational source in the solar
system, since it's affecting all the probes in different parts of the
solar system equally. they also say that the same effect
does not happen
to the planets. maybe the rotation of the planets help
negate some
sort of aetheric drag that the non-rotating (i'm guessing) probes are
experiencing?
either way, mainstream media is waking up that there are some things
happening that are not explained in our current understanding of gravitation.
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