Well, you know, when Easter rolls around....what is interesting about
this, is one of the Parr/Davidson corridor/conduits might be in place at
that time....is that so Dan?
Someone told me Burl Payne had a web address, I tried Burl Payne, Burle
Payne and a couple of derivatives all with NO URL found....as far as I
know, besides Lily Kolisko in the 1910's, Burl is the first in modern
times to do experiments with capturing these stellar radiations. I
understand you can do it with simply a hollow tube pointed at the star
system you want to record....
There is a circuit Bill Beaty put out that lets you demodulate light from
any source...it was thought that UFOs might modulate the light from the
ship and that this circuit could decode any audio. Bill says you hear
all kinds of rumble and such when aiming it a car headlights, 60cps from
any light bulb or fluorescent and such....so perhaps we could record our
own sonic images of these star systems, perhaps with less resolution,
since I think the observatories use RF that is divided down to audio.
The detector is described at; http://keelynet.com/audbin.htm
and more on stellar signals ; http://keelynet.com/biology/stellar.htm
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