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Sep 17, 2021Liked by Bob Greenyer

Hi Bob,

First thanks for all hard work you put into finding out what is behind the LENR effect.

Just want to ask your opinion about the video below where there is a Klerksdorp sphere that is cut open.

https://youtu.be/INKyafZCR5A?t=265

Could it be that this is the remains after a macro EVO since it has a iron shell and a core of what it looks like "sand", I guess silicon, ... caused by lightning, piezo electric activity or something other thing that made a self organized coherent matter structure?

BR

Tommy Svensson

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Sep 16, 2021Liked by Bob Greenyer

Bob:

You have incredible pictures of surfaces such as the Vega valley. I know you talk occasionally about your dinolite microscope. Do you think it is still the way to go? If you can share the info, what model do you use, and what camera software do you use (EDOF/EDR???) ? I can understand if you can't share.

Doug Lindstrom

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Sep 15, 2021Liked by Bob Greenyer

Could the triangles be left over where weak composition magnetite 'blocks' are pulled through process as fuel ? ie rapid/volatile oxidation,burning off excess O and the remaining Fe turns to spheres.

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Hey Bob!

Thanks as always for a great video, I watch them all (albeit not live).

So the image you put out the challenge for is from an ancient Vietnamese drum surface (it required a bit of googleing) :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dong_Son_drum#/media/File:Hoang_Ha_bronze_drum_surface.JPG

https://taobabe.rocks/dong-son-drums/

http://nguyenthaihocfoundation.org/lichsuVN/DongSon-Ken-Gegou.pdf

"Such discoveries confirmed that the

origin bronze drums of the Dong Son period can be closely related in basic structural

features and decorative design to the pottery of the Phung Ngyuen culture (5000BCE ~

4000BCE), as well as being reported in South and Southwest China, Myanmar, Thailand,

Laos and Indonesia. "

Also of interest in that last paper is how they compare the gradual decline in complexity of design over the ages.

Also of interest is something called the church of Bethlehem which makes use of the 14 pointed star too.

Now my question to you, somewhere in this video (I don't remember where precisely) you said something to the effect of "This is a north monopole so it will likely be spitting out lighter elements". I've heard you made a remark like this once before without going into detail. Do you mean because it's a north monopole or because it's one particular side of a monopole.

After reading that book quest for zeropoint (at your recommendation), I tend to think these things are fprming a kind of loop through hyperdimensional space (a wormhole?) and perhaps the south monopole is ingesting more and the north monopole is spitting out more (on average). I don't expect you to know the answer to this, but if you feel comfortable touching on the basis for your statement about a north monopole making lighter elements (and what you were comparing it, presumably a south monopole). Are you speculating that south-monopoles make heavier elements?

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