As I have been building this tool, I have been thinking about his work. In my view, our DNA is describing a field that makes our entire form. I agree with the historical statements of B.U. Rodionov, in "Atoms On Dark Matter Threads?"
The suggestion being that a living organism leaves a shadow of itself in the Aether and that is where the fossil forms. If it can do that, and this tool shows simple parameter tweaks create much of the forms of life we can observe, then we must create a field which is our ideal self and if stimulated in the right way, we could regrow limbs etc. into this ideal field.
Does IRL vortex ring collision do anything to help inform the simulations? I don’t know enough to know, but I can’t help notice how much fractal dynamism can be seen here.
One for Dr. Simeon Hein - I was at the Crop Circle exhibition today at Honeystreet - just down the road from Roundway Hill 2 Near Devizes (Vale of Pewsey North Wessex (Chalk) Downs):
But Bob have you seen some vids of Lee? I have pasted some good links of him on your other substack post, but the message was not made visible because of some settings of yours. Probably too much links in it.
Is the tool already accessible to Patron level supporters? I have just updated my subscription a few days ago to become eligible. :-) Can't wait to play around with it, too. :-)
Been craving for a field simulation based study on FTM and this outstanding work promises to scratch that itch so well! The best use of LLMs and vibe coding I've seen so far! There isn't a more noble purpose! Bob never ceases to amaze! Thank you!
The process I used to develop O-Animator is basically identical to how I have guided the development of software my whole career. Leverage my deep expertise, hard won over many years and translate that into a set of detailed instructions leveraging the best supporting material for any pieces I am not an expert in. Pass that to a programmer, see them make huge mistakes - correct, find bugs, describe why, under the hood, I think the bug is happening to help them find it with well described and resourced break scenarios.
Often I helped guide development of tools for my own projects (at my huge expense) or scripts I wrote (to save me time or money when my employees were doing something) for animation, but I also drove the development in key 3D industry animation tools like LightWave3D (for which I had up to 12 paid and maintained licenses for nearly 25 years), the betas of Octane Render, I single handedly proposed and drove the development of the re-topology tool in Andrew Shpagin's 3D Coat - https://3dcoat.com.
I drove the design of the initial Live Open Science software that showed the world the first realtime (not possible in commercial systems) public replication of a LENR system (Celani Wire) in 2012.
I proposed and drove the development of nanosoft.co.nz MFMP/Parkhomov LENR reaction calculator with the excellent programmer, Philip Power.
The differences now are that I am now not having to wait so long to see if the programmer got it right, I can do bug testing quicker and move on. I don't have to learn the programming language and the programmers attempt to build something and fix it after I have shelled out $50,000 and got nothing useable/sellable. The cost has been steep in machinery and some monthly fees, but it has been one of the most rewarding exercises I have had in translating my expertise and ideas into something that others can enjoy.
Moreover, it will help others know, from unbiased physics, what I have been trying to describe since 2017. Why certain tracks and plasma trails are made. How structures, pits and matter arrangements are all coming from the same underlying and unchangeable electrodynamics. It shows what structures play well together, what gives stability, what self-accelerates. You just see it, in realtime.
Brings it all to life. Inspiring and amazing!
Same with the new Matsumoto book - I purchased a couple a few weeks back and they too are “top notch”.
They should be mandatory reading for all physics pupils and students. Maybe one day.
Many thanks Bob and all for your stellar work.
Truly inspirational.
You are a wizard across many domains. We are not worthy of your mastery 🙏🏻 thanks Bob as always!
As I have been building this tool, I have been thinking about his work. In my view, our DNA is describing a field that makes our entire form. I agree with the historical statements of B.U. Rodionov, in "Atoms On Dark Matter Threads?"
https://remoteview.substack.com/p/atoms-on-dark-matter-threads
The suggestion being that a living organism leaves a shadow of itself in the Aether and that is where the fossil forms. If it can do that, and this tool shows simple parameter tweaks create much of the forms of life we can observe, then we must create a field which is our ideal self and if stimulated in the right way, we could regrow limbs etc. into this ideal field.
I call it "filling the mould"
https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!RqFS!,w_720,c_limit,f_webp,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-post-media.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fpublic%2Fimages%2F6b9d7171-f2f9-4392-b583-b044787dcfa9_2026x1750.jpeg
Compare with: https://search.brave.com/images?q=ovaries+woman&source=web
it is no coincidence
This was exactly my first impression as well. I thought it actually shows those organs… :-)
It looks like some of the 3d cymatics I've seen frame by frame in ULTR. I'll be trying to replicate them in your program...
Oh my god Bob! This is amazing.
Thank you. Can't wait to have a play with it
🌪️
You can make key frames and animate it and save recordings...
It looks beautiful!
I will be spending some time on this one.
Art and science
Indeed, art and science. You should be able to keyframe the self organisation - it is SOOOOO MUCH FUN!
You can even animate the growth of the fractal clusters
This is great Bob and I’m looking fwd to trying it
cool, the heart looks like bob lazars' description of the field around the sport model ship.
Really, do you have a link to where he says that?
here as well 1:30. https://youtu.be/2GRjgBVw9Pk
It is referred to in this YT video around the 2m50s mark...
https://youtu.be/ghkFTRY4ZB0
Does IRL vortex ring collision do anything to help inform the simulations? I don’t know enough to know, but I can’t help notice how much fractal dynamism can be seen here.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=EVbdbVhzcM4
Not particularly. I do like this video though.
One for Dr. Simeon Hein - I was at the Crop Circle exhibition today at Honeystreet - just down the road from Roundway Hill 2 Near Devizes (Vale of Pewsey North Wessex (Chalk) Downs):
https://youtu.be/juHmZB625i8?si=_cCXDJ7118Pgv2-7
Perfect day here for seeing this - very warm, very sunny but also varying humidity at times (although no rain)
That first picture looks like an Owl.
I thought that too, so I asked my kids (without colouring their judgement) and they both said together - that looks like an Owl!
Are you familiar with "The Messengers". By Mike Clelland?
wow that's amazing
I can see also in some twisted spirals like DNA, birkeland currents, so Lee is not wrong also… 👍
Indeed!
But Bob have you seen some vids of Lee? I have pasted some good links of him on your other substack post, but the message was not made visible because of some settings of yours. Probably too much links in it.
A few here:
https://youtu.be/RNVGoGik0KA
https://youtu.be/d1pDr-usuAc
Run it on a big enough quantum computer and you have created your own Universe. ;-)
We live in a quantum computer
Arguably so. That has also been my simulation theory. :-)
These interaction traces appear somewhat like lunar rilles.
Schroter Valley, extending from Aristarchus and Herodotus craters, invites speculation - in light of "Transient Lunar Phenomena" at Aristarchus...
Loving the simulations! I've wondered about 3D standing waves and room modes so it's great to have an accessible tool.
Is the tool already accessible to Patron level supporters? I have just updated my subscription a few days ago to become eligible. :-) Can't wait to play around with it, too. :-)
At the moment, I am planning to issue keys to founder (patron) subscribers only within the next 10 days.
Pleasure to share - would love to see what you do with it.
Been craving for a field simulation based study on FTM and this outstanding work promises to scratch that itch so well! The best use of LLMs and vibe coding I've seen so far! There isn't a more noble purpose! Bob never ceases to amaze! Thank you!
The process I used to develop O-Animator is basically identical to how I have guided the development of software my whole career. Leverage my deep expertise, hard won over many years and translate that into a set of detailed instructions leveraging the best supporting material for any pieces I am not an expert in. Pass that to a programmer, see them make huge mistakes - correct, find bugs, describe why, under the hood, I think the bug is happening to help them find it with well described and resourced break scenarios.
Often I helped guide development of tools for my own projects (at my huge expense) or scripts I wrote (to save me time or money when my employees were doing something) for animation, but I also drove the development in key 3D industry animation tools like LightWave3D (for which I had up to 12 paid and maintained licenses for nearly 25 years), the betas of Octane Render, I single handedly proposed and drove the development of the re-topology tool in Andrew Shpagin's 3D Coat - https://3dcoat.com.
I drove the design of the initial Live Open Science software that showed the world the first realtime (not possible in commercial systems) public replication of a LENR system (Celani Wire) in 2012.
I proposed and drove the development of nanosoft.co.nz MFMP/Parkhomov LENR reaction calculator with the excellent programmer, Philip Power.
The differences now are that I am now not having to wait so long to see if the programmer got it right, I can do bug testing quicker and move on. I don't have to learn the programming language and the programmers attempt to build something and fix it after I have shelled out $50,000 and got nothing useable/sellable. The cost has been steep in machinery and some monthly fees, but it has been one of the most rewarding exercises I have had in translating my expertise and ideas into something that others can enjoy.
Moreover, it will help others know, from unbiased physics, what I have been trying to describe since 2017. Why certain tracks and plasma trails are made. How structures, pits and matter arrangements are all coming from the same underlying and unchangeable electrodynamics. It shows what structures play well together, what gives stability, what self-accelerates. You just see it, in realtime.