Friday, September 15, 2023

Jack Sarfatti debunked by Basil J. Hiley & David Bohm in 1976! Prof. R. ...

Viktor Toth, Ph.D. computer scientist posing as physicist on Quora writes against primordial time!

 A change in time as a function of time is a nonsensical tautology.

https://www.quora.com/In-general-relativity-theory-the-universe-is-moving-at-c-in-a-fourth-time-dimension-How-can-motion-be-measured-in-meters-per-second-in-a-temporal-dimension 

Lee Smolin's whole career is how time exists on its own. In noncommutativity this is called "primordial time" or "primitive time" or "fundamental time" (the phrase coined by Smolin and used by Roger Penrose).

So if time moves on its own then yes there is indeed a change of time as a function of time but that phrase is assuming a symmetric mathematics IN the spacetime continuum! So of course it's a nonsensical tautology when worded in the wrong mathematics!

 

Saturday, September 9, 2023

The Randomness is Coming from the Music of the Precognitive Primes: Alain Connes and Roger Penrose

 Alain Connes talks - he ends with "The randomness is coming from the primes" 

 Penrose relies on Connes and so Roger Penrose's latest talk is about precognition!!


The full 28 Hazelnut trees planted and watered in via offgrid pump: 600 pounds a year of carbon absorbed!

 

So this batch of 14 trees are much farther apart.... compared to the batch inside the big deer fencing... I still need to put deer fencing around each of these 14 trees!

And the water is unloading into the bucket via the 65 gallon tank in the truck (SUV) - and 450 feet of hose!! Wow that 1/6 hp Liberty pump sure is awesome!!!

I had been hauling tons of buckets of five gallons of water - and it's a serious workout!!


This is luxury!! I had some kinks in the final stretch of hose since it was a lot cooler - and then as soon as I finished watering in the trees - it did actually start raining! Not a hard rain but I definitely got soaked. So I dried off in the car with the heat blasting - while driving home....

the average U.S. American produced 23.2 metric tons of carbon dioxide.

These 28 trees will absorb on average 600 pounds of CO2 a year.... so a drop in the bucket. haha. A metric ton is 2200 pounds....Still the preserved forest has some 2000 trees in 4.8 acres!

An acre of trees can sequester about two to five tons of carbon dioxide each year.

Now we're talking....  so about 15 tons of CO2 absorbed....


Hazelnuts in Winecap Mycelium Woochips - a symbiotic relationship of polyculture?!

 








Friday, September 8, 2023

Winecap Mycelium and Hazelnut Tree update: the 1/6 hp water pump offgrid vs world's largest freshwater lake

 So I planted 18 Hazelnut trees into the tree tubes - in mounds of 4 gallons of compost with the Winecap myclieum surrounding the compost. The winecap mycelium did survive diving deep down into the woodchips where the moisture was retained even in the 90 degrees full sun heat!!

 Hazelnut UMHDI Open-Pollinated Seedling-SEPTEMBER PLANTING

Wow - I'm impressed by Nature!! Now will the Winecap Mycelium survive since I've spread it out to plant the Hazelnut trees? We'll see! Did I provide enough compost soil for the Hazelnut trees? They are three feet tall in some cases - and they have hardly any soil for their root ball!! So I figure they should be fine with 4 gallons of compost soil and then the mycelium will eat the woodchips thereby creating MORE soil for the trees!! That's the plan at least.

 Lake Superior Map

The trip to the farm was fantastic - a beautiful view of Lake Superior!!

 Lake Superior is the world's largest freshwater lake by area (31,700 mi2 /82,100 km2). It is also the coldest and deepest of the Great Lakes, with a maximum depth of 406 meters (1,332 feet). By most measures, it is the healthiest of all the Great Lakes. ...the third-largest by volume, holding 10% of the world's surface fresh water.

Just imagine the Western US and Asia have wanted to steal the Lake Superior water and Nestle does steal it - via pumping nearby aquifers (that would feed into Lake Superior eventually) - at least that is my "opinion." 

Now the water hoses were NOT feeding by gravity from my 65 gallon water tank - this was the 2nd time it happened! So I kept wondering what was crawled inside the hoses - at first I thought it was plastic molding that I saw pouring out towards the end of the tank - when I emptied it....Then I realized it's because there is still water IN the hose when I disconnect it - and thus the "gravity" has to push against the horizontal water - versus just AIR. Water is way more heavier and hence the gravity pressure wave is not as strong.....

 water being approximately 775 times heavier than air.

So then I hooked up the water pump right at the start of the water tank - so the pressure from the pump would push the water through the hoses - at first I did one hose and it worked! Then I connected the 2nd hose. The third hose I had to cut off to unload the water tank into a bucket of water and then pump out of that bucket (the pump does not fit into the tank directly)..... I did this all off grid with a small lithium generator....

So that worked also - I pumped water out 300 feet. Now...how much farther can I go with just this one 1/6 horse power pump!! So it's maximum vertical head or lift is 30 feet...

The answer that says 30 ft is way off . 30 ft is the maximum suction for a vertical lift . That is the point where a 1 sq in column of water has a weight that is equal to the negative atmospheric pressure of - 14.7 psi . The water is 4.7 lbs every 10 ft so 4.7 x3 =14.1 psi . The pump can’t pull an absolute vacuum so that is the small difference . In fact 29 ft is all a water pump can lift . A horizontal pipe requires no vertical lift and it would take several hundred feet before the friction in the pipe would stop the pump from pulling water .

 OK but now remember I also have gravity pressure for the first 150 feet!! So that means I should be able to get another 150 feet....

OK so I'll try another 150 feet of hose and see what happens! Regardless I did water all the Hazelnut tublings that I planted (I would not call them Seedlings since they've been growing since May at least and like I said some of the Hazelnuts are 3 feet tall)...

When I asked how many varieties - the farm worker said ten varieties! Wow. He said this is what Mark recommends - I think he said Mark and Phil - meaning Mark Shepard and Phil Rutter - the Hazelnut and Chestnut tree hybrid farmers. Actually Rutter has the Ph.D. to develop these cultivars or varieties....

https://superiorviewfarm.com/collections/hazelnuts/products/umhdi-open-pollinated-seedlings

I got a better price - since I bought a higher number of trees....

Wow they are half the price I paid if I had bought 75 more trees... then I would only pay twice as much! That's a huge discount by volume!! so a 50% discount in price.... I probably could have fit that many trees on the land but the cost of tree tubes and the watering labor would have been huge.

As it is I am hauling water from two different free sources - I have to rotate on one source...

So this is about maximum for what I can plant for this amount of water. 

It will be fascinating to see if these trees survive and the roots can grow into the soil with the dead grass below. I covered the grass with a couple layers of thick newspaper and then the soil and the tree growing into that - so the newspaper rots fast. then I have woodchips covering more newspaper with the mushroom mycelium eating the woodchips to create more soil (and mushrooms)......

hmm.... most exciting was seeing the growth of the Mycelium in the woodchips!!

 


 


Biphoton Entanglement proven to be the Yin-Yang Symbol! Thanks to Jeremy Rys (Alienscientist) for sending this to me

 Biphoton state holographic reconstruction. Image reconstruction. a, Coincidence image of interference between a reference SPDC state and a state obtained by a pump beam with the shape of a Ying and Yang symbol (shown in the inset). 

 Visualizing the Mysterious Dance: Quantum Entanglement of Photons Captured in Real-Time

 https://phys.org/news/2023-08-visualizing-mysterious-quantum-entanglement-photons.html

  "Interferometric imaging of amplitude and phase of spatial biphoton states" was published in Nature Photonics. 

 This experiment was made possible by an advanced camera that records events with nanosecond resolution on each pixel.