Wednesday 20 January 2010

Gently Down The Stream

Ed Leedskalnin said a lot of interesting things. One of the things he once described was the how the Earth behaved under the influence of the Sun. He talked of tiny little "magnets" coming down from the Sun, and that these make the Earth spin on its axis. Leedskalnin describes each magnet as being so tiny that they "go through everything" and that they are smaller than a "particle of light". The following extract was taken from a reprint of a Ed Leedskalnin "advertisement" that was featured in a 1945 issue of The Miami Daily News:

Every form of existence, whether it be rock tree or animal, has a beginning and an end, but the three things that all matter is constructed from has no beginning and no end. They are the North and South poles individual magnets, and the neutral particles of matter. These three different things are the construction blocks of everything.
http://www.labyrinthina.com/ed.htm

When Leedskalnin speaks of "neutral particles of matter", he appears to be referring to the atom. The atom, or "donutom" as we say round here, is made up with protons, and electrons. I think that the proton and the electron are vortices in the incompressible fluid of the aether. I think that the fluid aether is made up of particles that are much smaller than these vortices. If you were to ask me what these particles were made of, then I would say that the closest thing which it resembled would probably be carbon. I think that when Leedskalnin refers to "North and South poles individual magnets" he means them to be indivual particles of the aether. I think that these "magnets" could be the very same atomically tiny particles which Tesla was known to refer to as "neutrons".

In his book "Magnetic Current", which for me personally remains highly influential (though I could never claim to understand most of it), Leedskalnin reveals a marvelous comprehension of the invisible world, and those invisible forces, which surround and rule all of us. I've touched on Leedskalnin a couple of times in this blog, and I feel that he's become a "friend of the show". Personally, I have a lot of respect for Ed Leedskalnin. (If the poor guy's love-life doesn't bring a tear to your eye, then you must be the proud owner of a heart that's been turned to stone). I hope that one day he recieves the adulation that he so richly deserves. I've included some extracts from the book below. You can find the entire book here, thanks to:
http://keelynet.com/unclass/magcurnt.txt

"The earth itself is a great big magnet. In general these North and South Pole individual magnets are circulating in the same way as in the permanent magnet metal. The North Pole individual magnets are coming out of the earth's South Pole and are running around in the earth's North Pole and back to its own pole, and South Pole individual magnets are coming out of the earth's North Pole and are running around, and in earth South Pole and back to its own end. Then both North and South Pole individual magnets start to run over and over again.

In a permanent magnet bar between the poles there is a semi-neutral part where there is not much going in or out, but on the earth there is no place where the magnets are not going in or out, but the magnets are running in and out at pole ends more than at the Equator.

As I said in the beginning, the North and South Pole magnets they are the cosmic force. They hold together this earth and everything on it, and they hold together the moon, too.

North and South Pole magnets make the lightning, in earth's North hemisphere the South Pole magnets are going up and the North pole magnets are coming down in the same flash. In the earth's South hemisphere the North Pole magnets are going up and the South Pole magnets are coming down in the same flash. The North lights are caused by the North and South Pole magnets passing in concentrated streams, but the streams are not as much concentrated as they are in the lightning.

North and South Pole magnets are not only holding together the earth and moon, but they are turning the earth around on its axis. Those magnets which are coming down from the sun they are hitting their own kind of magnets which are circulating around the earth and they hit more on the East side than on the West side, and that is what makes the earth turn around."


I wonder why is it that more magnets hit the East side of our planet than the West side? If I was able to observe Earth from somewhere above the Sun, I would see the left-side, the West side, continously revolve to face the Sun's energy anew. On the other hand, the East side will have recieved more recent exposure to sunlight. If magnets are being sent down from the Sun, then it would make sense that more would accumulate on the East side, than the West side, which having experienced night-time, means that it has not been exposed to sunlight, and the incoming "magnets", for a number of hours. At this present time, this remains something of an unsolved problem that we shall no doubt want to return to. For the moment though, let us direct our attention back to the surface of the Earth.

"On the equator the Sun is not overhead every day, as some people think. In fact that happens only on two days of the year, the equinoxes. The solstices are the dates that the Sun stays farthest away from the zenith, only reaching an altitude of 66.56° either to the north or the south. The only thing special about the equator is that all days of the year, solstices included, have roughly the same length of about 12 hours, so that it makes no sense to talk about summer and winter. Instead, tropical areas often have wet and dry seasons."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solstice


"The top diagram shows how the strength of sunlight is less nearer the Earth's poles. The lower map shows how much solar energy hits the Earth's surface after clouds and dust have reflected and absorbed some solar energy." Author: William M. Connolley using HadCM3 data.
http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_energy




It is not only the energy from the Sun which beats a path westward at the equator - it is also joined by a prevailing pattern of easterly surface winds which are known as the trade winds. The trade winds blow predominantly from the northeast in the Northern hemisphere and from the southeast in the Southern hemisphere. These winds either side of the equator remind me of the wake left behind a speeding boat. I wonder if something is speeding toward the West which is then dragging the trade winds behind it? I imagine it as something which is acting like a rip-cord which is squeezed between the two gyres, so that when you pull it, it manages to get both gyres spinning. Am I looking for an easterly wind which might look something like a jet stream?

~~The Influential Jet Stream By José Reyes

A "Jet Stream" is an amazing phenomenon of wind current which twirls around our planet, capturing and changing anything in its path. These giant, so-called "river" of winds can be several hundred miles wide, 1 to 2 miles in depth and can be found from as low as 12,000 to as high as 80,000 feet above the surface of the Earth and can reach the speed of 400 miles an hour.

There are basically 5 major jet streams, the Polar jet streams (North and South) of the Equator, the Sub-Tropical jet streams, (North/South) of the equator and the Equatorial Jet Stream, just North of the equator.

The Polar jet streams are the most prominent and are year round events while the Sub-Tropical jet streams and the Tropical jet Stream are more prominent when it is summer in the Northern hemisphere. The Earth's rotation is the principle the reason why the jet streams flow from West to East in the Northern Hemisphere and also in the Southern Hemisphere except for the Equatorial Jet Stream, it is an easterly wind (East to West) but travels very little and at a certain time of the year."
http://cubanology.com/Articles/Influential_Jet_Stream.htm


Image: courtesy of NASA
http://rst.gsfc.nasa.gov/Sect14/Sect14_1c.html


I'm suspicious of the reason given for the jet streams flowing from West to East. If they are due to the rotation of the Earth - then why is it that the Equatorial Jet Stream chooses to go in the opposite direction to the other jet streams? And the EJS wasn't quite what I had hoped for. I was hoping for something which is a continuous, year long event. This stream only travels from Asia to Africa and is strongest during the summer months of July and August.

Underneath this jet stream, during the same summer months, another jet stream sometimes forms over Africa. It is much lower in the atmosphere, around 12,000 - 15,000 ft, and weaker than the EJS, but it can influence the weather quite dramatically over the southern Atlantic and Caribbean. Why do these easterly jet streams appear only in the summer months?

To summarise then, the surface of the Earth is moving at very fast speeds compared to those experienced by the Earth's inner core. If we were to try and apply this in terms of density in the aether field, the Earth's central core, a conduit that runs from North to South pole and looks a lot like an apple core, thus emerges as being slow-moving and incredibly dense. As we move further and further away from the core, to the surface of the planet, and especially at the equator, we are finding speeds which are getting faster and faster, and thereby less and less dense. Abiding by Bernoulli's Principle, planet Earth could be seen as a core of high pressure being surrounded by a wall which is reaching lower, and lower pressures. I think, and it's only early stages, but I think these variations in pressure in the aether field have a lot to do with gravity.


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