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This is the testimony of all that I have
seen, and all I have learned...For this
is the Book of the Dead, the Book of the
Black Earth, that I have writ down at the
peril of my life.
--Abdul Alhazred
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> From: Jerry W. Decker <jdecker@keelynet.com>
> To: KeelyNet-L@lists.kz
> Cc: Puthoff@aol.com
> Subject: Re: Schauberger's Fish Fetish
> Date: Thursday, March 26, 1998 11:35 PM
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> Hi Folks!
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> This came in about reimaging MARS and describes something called
> 'aerobraking';
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> > The spacecraft will turn on its payload of science
> > instruments on March 27, about 12 hours after it suspends
> > "aerobraking," a technique that lowers the spacecraft's orbit
> > by using atmospheric drag each time it passes close to the
> > planet on each looping orbit. Aerobraking will resume in
> > September and continue until March 1999, when the spacecraft
> > will be in a final, circular orbit for its prime mapping mission.
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> Isn't this interesting? Though this talks about dipping into a more
> viscuous section of space to lower velocity, I think it applies to our
> interference by vortexes. By dipping a portion of the moving object into
> denser matter, the objects motion is resisted causing it to slow down.
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> Einsteins' 1929 Unified Field Theory that was later retracted said that
> electricity, magnetism, gravity and INERTIA were all interchangeable.
So,
> we could use any of these forces to to produce similar effects.
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> The earlier discussions about 'how to interfere with aether' are
partially
> answered by this method of using the inherent aether/gravity produced
> inertia of each mass to produce phenomena such as weight loss or
> elimination, propulsion against a moving flow of fluids (such as aether
> flowing into mass and the earth would be) by producing a 'well of
> stillness' IN THE PREFERRED DIRECTION OF MOTION of the object so that the
> object FALLS INTO THE WELL, or is more precisely pushed forward by the
> inertial thrust of the mass AGAINST ITSELF.
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