Back to the Future, thanks to LION

Initial look at antique spark-gap transmitter witness marks under SEM/EDS

In this recorded SEM/EDS session, I investigated if the electrodes from a vintage pre-valve RF spark-gap transmitter from around 1900 showed signs of spark impacts in Air. The device is contemporary with Hetz, Marconi and Tesla bearing its original electrodes.

If indeed it does show spark impacts through air that look like Ken Shoulders’ Exotic Vacuum Objects (EVOs) strike marks bearing potential transmutations, it would be evidence of the very first accidental transmutation of matter in the modern electric and radio age of man. Far preceding the prediction of Einstein, the work of Cockroft and Walton, before the work of Langmuir and Wendt and Irion.

Of course, we know not only from Dr. Takaaki Matsumoto’s work “Steps to the Discovery of Electro-Nuclear Collapse” where he discusses ‘Micro-Ball Lightning’ and Prof. Leonid Urutskoev, that abrupt discharges into metals can transmute elements, but it was also recently accepted as proven in the work of S.V. Adamenko by the US Nuclear Fusion program having already been published in his Adamenko’s book “Controlled Nuclear Synthesis”.

Premiere 27 Oct 2023 at 22:00 CET

The spark gap transmitter was donated to the project as part of Neil Creighton-Gould's effects by his wife. Her gracious act affords us the opportunity to see into the history that was made, but that was never known until now.

Images and other data will be added here after the premiere of the acquisition session.

Thanks also to the donors that made this SEM/EDS session possible, I would very much like to spend a lot longer with this sample characterising its broad evidence as I believe it will give deep insights into the direction of transmutation that occurs with electro-nuclear collapse driven by Exotic Vacuum Objects via electro-nuclear macro clusters and their magneto-toro electrical driven fractal toroidal moments.

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