Since the article in Infinite Energy (Aether vacua and Cold Fusion) I have been pondering on the best way to demonstrate the reality of the Beta-aether/atmosphere vacuum. In other words to demonstrate that cavities opening up in ductile metals under triaxial tension really are at high pF.
As stress is increased towards failure these Beta-atmosphere cavities coalesce by stages into a single lens shaped cavity. Somewhere in the literature there is an account of how two experimenters grew the lens into a larger spherical cavity. If any Vortexian metallurgist is familiar with this research I would be most grateful for the reference. My copy got binned when I retired from government service. Now if one were to heat up a spot on the cavities metal jacket (with a laser, say) I am quietly confident that there will be an implosion as the metal softens and is blasted into the low B-a cavity by the differential B-a pressure. To prove that the implosion is not simply due to the relatively low pF Alpha-atmosphere vacuum, a control specimen can be drilled from the opposite side, the air evacuated and the hole sealed, before firing the laser. The reason for my confidence the demonstration will succeed is that the experimenters referred to above intensively investigated the large cavity they had formed, presumably with X-rays or some other form of penetrating action, and found it had very strange properties indeed. Now I fully realise that for most people reading this, cognitive dissonance is bound to kick in. http://www.dmu.ac.uk/~jamesa/learning/dissonance.htm Indeed, because of its far reaching implications the claim is no less difficult to accept than Mark's. However, in my case a sufficiently interested reader is at least able to obtain the four key papers on the subject and form his own opinion as to its validity. Mark merely teases us with enigmatic e-mails. 8-) Frank Grimer
