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Electrostatics?? Orgone?? 04/26/24(Fri)11:24:58 No.16146954

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Electrostatics?? Orgone?? Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)11:24:58 No.16146954 Archived

https://waterjournal.org/archives/demeo-summary-3/
https://waterjournal.org/uploads/vol10/demeo/WATER.2018.6.DeMeo.pdf

what the hell is happening here bros how is the water getting electrostatically charged and getting alkaline and showing a higher uv spectra by it just being in some box please someone explain the mechanism

i have made a diagram of the box the author used

Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)11:27:25 No.16146956

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)11:27:25 No.16146956

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>>16146954
>tldr
with a box made like the OP diagram, the water got structured somehow into absorbing more of the uv spectrum picrel, it also fluoresced more of the UV spectrum after exposure to bright white light.

Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)11:28:28 No.16146958

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)11:28:28 No.16146958

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>>16146956
here is a diagram from the author's book he published

Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)11:31:50 No.16146961

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)11:31:50 No.16146961

>>16146954
bump please i need someone to explain this to me if it can be explained by known conventional physics and chemistry

Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)11:35:36 No.16146968

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)11:35:36 No.16146968

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Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)11:37:27 No.16146971

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)11:37:27 No.16146971

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>>16146954
oh and get this theres a fucking thermal anomaly going on too i need explanations

Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)11:39:35 No.16146973

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>>16146954
i need answers /sci/!!!

Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)12:06:27 No.16147015

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)12:06:27 No.16147015

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvanic_corrosion

The water has some amount of electrolytes and is dissolving the zinc where it's in contact with the galvanized steel.

Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)12:12:27 No.16147028

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)12:12:27 No.16147028

>>16146961
look up ormus
orbitally rotated monoatomic elements

Anonymous
04/26/24(Fri)13:32:40 No.16147128

Anonymous 04/26/24(Fri)13:32:40 No.16147128

>>16147015
its water in a petridish inside a galvanized steel box the water is not in any way in contact with the galvanized material

Anonymous
04/27/24(Sat)09:16:26 No.16148434

Anonymous 04/27/24(Sat)09:16:26 No.16148434

electrostatic machines are pretty cool.