Pyramids were energy machines (Daily Mail)

A scale model house could be constructed.

A new discovery in Egypt's Great Pyramid of Giza suggests the structure was not just a pharaoh's final resting place, but also a giant power plant.

Scientists blasted the 4,600-year-old structure with electromagnetic waves, a form of radiation that travels though the universe, finding it focused and amplified the energy into specific chambers and around the base.

Electromagnetic waves are used in such research because the radiation interacts with matter in unique ways, allowing experts to probe specific details about a structure's composition, arrangement, and dynamics.

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Did this news reach the Cosmic Summit? And then some

The waves built up as energy in the King's chamber, the Queen's chamber, and an unfinished chamber beneath the structure. Scientists concluded the pyramid may have been a gigantic resonator that was designed to trap electromagnetic waves.

Retired aerospace engineer Christopher Dunn, who has spent years analyze the pyramid, recently shared that research like this suggests there was a greater purpose behind the building the structure.

Speaking on the Joe Rogan Experience in April 2024, Dunn said the Northern Shaft of the pyramid has an appearance similar to a ube-like structure used to transmit microwaves and electromagnetic energy.

"That's a part of the theory in the Giza power plant," he said. "There are two chemicals that are introduced into the chamber, and the chemicals mix, and they boil off hydrogen [to create energy]."

As for the purpose of turning this structure into a giant clean energy power plant, scientists of the study said it's still a mystery -- but the Egyptians may have been much more advanced than anyone thought. More:

• Scientists discover mysterious form of energy in Egypt's pyramids

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Directed Energy Weapon incinerates homes

Dry out forest with drought, wait for high winds, then hit it with DEW beam = Paradise lost.

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If houses burn but not trees, is it a forest fire?

What were houses are now just heaps of white ash, but the trees are untouched by fire. How?

Magic trees that don't burn? They burn fine.

This is one of the most shocking pieces of citizen journalism ever produced.

Robert Brame, a forensic arborist (tree expert who specializes in analyzing forest fires, bug infestations, and other causes of tree decline or destruction), noticed unusual features of extensive forest fires in California. He decided to personally investigate.

His findings are beyond belief. And the evidence is undeniable: 90% of them were not "forest fires" at all.

If houses burn but trees do not, is it really a forest fire? (Rumble)

• Red Pill Expo (redpilluniversity.org)

When is a fire not a fire? When it "dustifies."

They were caused by something that boiled water, melted metal and glass, burned cars and trucks that were nowhere near anything that set them on fire. This thing burned houses to the ground, disintegrating them to dust (as in the infamous anomaly known as the Camp Fire of 2018 that obliterated the town of Paradise, Butte County, California. Yet, it left all the trees standing.

• A recent follow up to this story is news that many poorer people in the Americas are coating their roofs with blue paint, tarps, or anything they can get their hands on. If they do not, they fear becoming victims to the strange "fires" that break out but only destroy homes with ordinary roofs. All of those colored blue are spared. Explanation? The DEW (directed energy weapon), like an older photocopy machine, has a flaw in that it does not seem to pick up blue.

His conclusion, as shocking as it may be, is that the only thing that could create these anomalies is a directed-energy weapon.

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  Evidence of DEW technology (Wood & Larsen)

  Prof. of Engineering Judy D. Wood (drjudywood.com) tried to warn us about such weapons already deployed in a massive false flag operation, presenting abundant evidence of buildings being "dustified" while office paper in those buildings was neither burned nor browned. See wheredidthetowersgo.com for evidence of directed free-energy technology

Directed-energy weapons are known to have been developed by the U.S. and Chinese military. Seeing is believing.  The evidence is overwhelming. 

• VIDEO: Evidence of houses incinerated, cremated, turned into heaps of ashes but not the trees around them. These are not forest fires (Rumble)
• G. Edward Griffin, Red Pill Expo, Aug. 12, 2023 (RedPillUniversity.org); Pfc. Sandoval, Seth Auberon (eds), Wisdom Quarterly

Leap in solar energy technology achieved

Jeremiah Budin, MSN News Technology, 2/25/24; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

If this is really what the solar system contained, we'd have a photo of everything in one frame

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Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, have succeeded in creating a system that can capture and store solar energy for up to 18 years and can produce electricity when connected to a thermoelectric generator. The implications of this breakthrough are major: with it, solar energy can be stored and sent anywhere in the world then converted into electricity on demand. More:

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Life in Buddhist Japan is a rollercoaster ride

ReutterFamily.com, Life in Japan, 11/3/23; CC Liu, Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Riding Japan's most thrilling rides at Fuji-Q Highland | Life in Japan

(Life in Japan) In Episodes 229 and 234, the expat Reutter family (Ruth, Nate, Anna, and Rebecca) goes on an adventure to Fuji-Q Highland,  home of some of Japan's most intense amusement rides, after an epic Japanese celebration that shut down the town. It's Rebecca and Anna's 14th birthday, so we're coming to try them out. As globetrotter on a trompe le monde, life in a Buddhist country is pretty sweet with lots of intercultural exchange. #lifeinjapan

For lots of additional content in English, see the website ReutterFamily.com. Check out Paz Japan Channel: pazchurch. For Paz Coffee Shop: pazcoffeeshop.com. Nate's Instagram: NateReutter. Ruth's Instagram: RuthReutter.  Japanese Translation Team: Ryoji and Miruka.

DIY double-slit light experiment (video)

Looking Glass Universe, Kathy Sarpi, 11/11/22; CC Liu, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

I did the double slit light experiment at home

(Looking Glass Universe) Supported by Screen Australia and YouTube through the Skip Ahead initiative.

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Safety and where to get the supplies

Oh, Buddha, help me understand these maths.
It's too hard for the God of Hosts, who's at war.

I would love for you to try this experiment at home, but please be careful with the lasers. If you're going to buy a green laser then it's crucial that you buy a proper one. Green lasers emit light with a lot of invisible IR light, and in cheap lasers this often isn't filtered out well.

Blue/violet lasers can also be dangerous for another reason. Our eyes are terrible at seeing these wavelengths, so the laser will look much less strong than it actually is, which means you might be playing with a dangerously strong laser without realizing it.

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Red lasers are generally the safer bet. I saw the effect I was looking for even when I used cheap ~1mW red lasers, so it will work for you. If you'd like to invest in a nice laser though, this article has some trustworthy green laser brands: planetguide.net/astronomy...

Another way to buy lasers that are eye safe is to get them from school science lab suppliers.

• (NOTE: In some countries it's illegal to sell lasers over 1mW. Check laws where you live. In the USA the limit is 5mW).

The smoke machine I got used glycerol. I’m very suspicious about breathing in such smoke though, especially since the room can't be too well-ventilated or the experiment won't work. Fine particulate matter is a serious health risk in general. So even though glycerol is nontoxic, I think it may still be hazardous to inhale.

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I recommend wearing an airtight N-95 mask or similar protection while doing this experiment. I found it a bit tricky to source the double slit cheaply in Australia. Your best bet might be a science lab supplier. In the USA you can get it on amazon.com though.

VIDEO CREDITS: The beautiful animations in this video are made by Kathy Sarpi: kathysarpi.com. Thanks to Screen Australia and Google Australia for funding this project, and to the wonderful people at Screen Australia who helped me throughout the process. Also thanks also to all my beta testers (aka friends)!

Doctor: 5G caused this pandemic (video)

Dr. Cowan, MD, Joshua Coleman, HHRS, 3/12/20; via Islamic Insight; Eds., Wisdom Quarterly

Health and Human Rights Summit, Tucson, AZ, 3/12/20. Camera, sound, editing by Joshua Coleman.

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The Invisible Rainbow (Arthur Firstenberg)