Marko Rodin - Smart Lazer Technology

Every atom that we know of is a) spinning, b) contains charge, and c) has a magnetic moment. What do we do to create charge (electricity)? We spin things in magnetic fields. On earth we have gravity and air friction to overcome, so must continually supply power to keep a generator spinning. But in space once in motion..... Also we know that the EM force is 10 to the 39 powers stronger than gravity, so to an electron spinning around a nucleus the force of gravity is negligible. This is why gravity only theories fail at the atomic level. Even rocks have spaces between atoms, so friction at an atomic scale is not relevant like it is to a generator that must pass through billions of air molecules per revolution.

One atom to the next, what other circuit do you need? Look at Tesla's experiments, the arcs of discharge can be emitted randomly into air, where is that circuit completing? As for heat, have you never seen wires glow when enough charge was running through them? Why do batteries get warm when used? Ever grabbed a light bulb after its been on for awhile? Electricity has no problem generating heat.

In order for you to have magnetism you have to have electrical currents, and since every atom we know of has a magnetic moment, current must be flowing, that or charge itself is enough to create magnetic fields. We know current flowing in a wire produces magnetic fields, but then every atom itself has a magnetic field, so perhaps only charge is needed, not flowing current. Do atoms in batteries have stronger magnetic fields after being charged than before? I do not know so am asking, but I surmise the answer would be yes if our equipment was sensitive enough to measure it. Even the atoms in electrical wires have magnetic moments when no current is flowing.

Neutrons do have charge, just both negative and positive, which is why electrons are both attracted and repelled by them and vice versa. You can call it neutral if you want, but the fact is they contain equal amounts of both charges so they attract and repel both negatively and positively charged particles. This is why the electron never collides with the neutron as it is held in orbit by both the attractive and repulsive aspects. The electrons charge state only determines it's orbital distance. Which I say is the exact same thing that determines orbital distances in our solar system and galaxy.

military keep nudging me on the topic of skynet for a couple of years now

i detect it comforts them to possess it

So I have a question.

I know my system, and am completely self contained in the 3-6-9 circle. The 1-2-4-5-7-8 is another system. What is it? I am unfamiliar.

Please teach me.

your non material 369 the other is materia

your non material 369 the other is materia

Confirmed. In-frame bees.

Echolocating.

Within armspan.