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Santilli telescope captured invisible entities
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Ruggero Santilli an Italian American Nuclear Physicist created a concave lens telescope. Which was claimed to be capable of observing dark matter objects invisible to our eyes. [ link to article.sciencepublishinggroup.com (secure)] If you research on this you'll see he was shunned for having done this because it didn't follow along with the narrative of allowed science.. Along with more that suggest yes that specific group that must not be named conspiring against him, his discoveries and instruments.. See his wiki page. Too bad he was going to market these telescopes to everyday amateur astronomers. There are vids and pics of his findings. I'd definitely give this scope a try. Concave vs convex lenses makes a difference of focusing on something far away vs focusing on something close by. Its like the difference of putting on seeing glasses made for distance, vs putting on seeing glasses made for reading. You arent seeing something that isnt there or is invisible, its simply about changing the focus distance. And those images appear like its from something with a very close focus distance, that its picking up things like dust or dirt particles in the air right close to the lens itself. It's a tad more complex than near and far sighted glasses. Dismiss if you choose idc. Actually it isn’t. That’s his whole theory, turn the lenses from convex to concave and the laws of physics change so instead of seeing light stuff you can see dark stuff. That’s something a 1st grader would come up with. All he really did was turn a telescope into a really, really bad microscope. What he is seeing is distortion, noise, and dust that is very close to the primary lens. This is no proof of dark matter, anti-matter, or ephemeral beasties. The physics of light through glass is very well understood, it works the same way whether the lens is concave or convex.
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