Hammer And Glass

10/11/2022

It's been a while since I posted here and, in fact I hadn't thought much about the page for a while. But we are coming around to the tech side of it and expansion off planet, Both of those topics have been coming up more and this seems the best place to put them and keep them together.

Efforts in space could well end up being useful to many of te things we're trying to deal with on planet. Space projects we could be working on now would help with many of our current issues and prepare us for the likely post crisis expansion that we could have in the mid to later 2030s and even with energy and communications not to mention security right now. And besides, we need some constructive directions to point Elon Musk in.

07/04/2021

Happy 4th of July to All.

Happy 245th to the U.S. (counting from the Declaration of 1776). This is a 6th house profection year whatever 1776 chart you use. Health and employment are the major focus. The more modern might put emphasis on service. Many mundane astrologers also give some emphasis to public servants like the police, fire fighters, and emergency services people. This figure with Saturn ruling the 4th and Pluto transiting seems to point up the geological and weather related events now becoming both obvious and critical in Florida. The retrogrades of both Saturn and Pluto suggest, as most mundane commentators have discussed, that this is actually an old issue. Kind of like our infrastructure concerns but so far we haven't had a wake-up incident that I know of. Watch for one.

06/24/2021

Anti-gravity research. Consider the rumors about the use of orgone technology used with the Japanese bullet trains and in one off private experiments. Many of these are relatively inexpensive and there are many similarities to orgone devices in the experiments discussed. Too bad Wilhem Reich seems to have run afoul of US security and frightened some main stream scientists.

Here's s survey of where antigravity stands now.

We take a look at some of the proclaimed "antigravity" devices out there!Sources & Credits:Thumbnailhttps://www.deviantart.com/julian-faylona/art/Haunebu-II-...

05/03/2021

I noticed that both zodiac and zero begin with the last letter of the English alphabet. Perhaps a coincidence but reminds that both are boundary conditions, the edge or end of something. A bit like your skin being the boundary of your body, at least for as long as it maintains it's integrity.

You can, I suppose, look at the zodiac as the marker of the aura of the Sun, that, to astrologers, gives his regional influence on the planets, seasons, and other things within his domain. And as perhaps a filter or lens for influences further out in the galaxy, like the stars.

04/29/2021

A quick reminder that politics in America can get wild.

The decades after the Civil War saw mass participation and mass outrage, followed by a period of orderly reform. What can we learn from that era today?

01/24/2021

Metals :

Iron, Copper, gold, silver, platinum and all the others. For millenia they set the standard of value, were considered most valuable. And now they are also needed for a host of industrial and technical purposes and incorporated into valuable art objects. Out in the solar system and closer than the orbit of Saturn, in fact not far beyond Mars, the metals and minerals most used in industry, art, and as standards of value can be found and collected in abundance. Once mining in the asteroids and the Moons of Jupiter is viable (probably within the next century), the market value of these metals will consist more in the costs of their extraction and transport than the scarcity (usually artificial) and traditional intrinsic value as a standard of exchange. A metric ton of any of them will probably be the cost of collection including transport and current market availability. And the need for them in industrial and technical applications and products will make them just another commodity. Of course there will continue to be considerable profit in providing them to the markets that need them but they will probably no longer be seen as hedges against economic downturns.

I think we will see the Russian approach of stations and orbital habitats (which can provide gravity by spin : centrifugal force) and eventually through fields and waves research, figure out how to modulate gravity on ships and stations and perhaps even on asteroid bases. The human organism, evolved under Earth gravity, doesn't hold up well, long term without it. There are, however, industrial and medical processes and procedures that are much more effectively an easily done under low or no gravity. Expansion into local space and mining appear to be eminently achievable.

There remain some questions about our Moon. Is there actually someone on the dark side ? Why haven't we returned ? Why hasn't anyone attempted to establish at least a research station ? The Moon does represent nearby real estate and resources, and there is even the possibility of a beanstalk arrangement to cut the cost of chemical rocket lift to orbit. Not all the way to the Moon of course but, to a geocentric orbit station from which passengers and freight could be transferred to longer range craft without the expenditure of chemical fuels to break orbit.

New technologies are on the horizon and many of them will contribute to an expansion into the solar system. One of the reasons is metals. Another is that space is the natural place for industries that tend to pollute and sprawl. And there are already commercial ventures and private research aimed at making it a reality. That may happen faster than we think or lag. I suspect it has lagged so far due to a combination of cost and politics. The pressures of work space and the impending need for metals must change that picture. And in fact if population and pollution continue to increase, even at current rates, it won't be all that long before food (from hydroponics and fungi farms) and water (there is a lot of that frozen out there) may become major imports from space. The point is, technological hurdles are being negotiated and surface pressures have begun to build. And more breakthrough are in the works on both fronts. But the future of investment in precious metals as an investment hedge is probably doomed.

01/21/2021

Quantum computing may match light speed.

Defying traditional laws of physics, researchers may have found a way to blast through imminent roadblocks on the highway to faster and smaller computers.

01/21/2021

Extraplanetray expansion is coming

In spite of the enormous scientific and technological progress in recent years, we have not yet explored outer space.It is very expensive to fly into outer s...

10/17/2018

Alternative technology food for thought :

How did the cut and shape such intricate stonework like we see in ? How were holes seemingly drilled through solid granite...

03/03/2018

Recently I've noticed some threads new to me in alternative technology. Here's a link to one of them.

It looks like history textbooks may soon be rewritten. Most of the circular, glyph-pattern stone structures were in the past assumed to be tribal ruins from ...

01/23/2018

There does appear to be evidence that supports the idea of DNA being affected by frequencies and geometries. This makes the notion of affecting health issues at the genetic level by means of shifts in the frequencies produced by mental activity such as meditation or trance states, including hypnosis, at least plausible. That is the technical and scientific end of the matter. In practice, effecting such shifts let alone specific site modification, would either require some very sophisticated machinery which, to my knowledge does not presently exist, or a more qualitative meta approach using selected series of trance induced images and states eventuating in the desired or intended shift. Biofeedback machines combined with appropriate computer algorithms AND a meditation or hypnotic sequence may do the trick but, it doesn't appear to be an easy or straightforward task. This conclusion is based largely on the videos and books referenced earlier in this thread. The value of this information is that it takes the notion out of the realm of the 'impossible' in terms of the scientific-materialist paradigm AND emphasizes that a qualitative, perhaps metaphysical approach is more likely to be feasible. This is a great aid to the subject and the operator alike. It also creates a basis by which the quantum observation of experimenter bias can be used in support of continuing research and practice. That is, we know results are possible and that there are natural processes which produce them, so we expect them. Working out the details and the appropriate approach are the hard part.

From the research presented in the video we find suggestive imagery and metaphysical connections in mathematical structures and physical architecture as well as frequency and color connections. We also encounter the concept of heterodyning which can produce extremely powerful lasers but is also suggestive of group focus and repetitive focus possibilities. The constructive cooperation of physical and metaphysical information and methods in this area of trance triggering and possibly modification of DNA is not the only area of application available. Further exploration seems indicated.