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Taken from KeelyNet BBS (214) 324-3501
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April 10, 1990
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This article was in Fate Magazine, in September of 1956. It is
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just one of the stories that was dug up from the Vangard Sciences
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archives. It entails some of the work that Mr. Thomas Henry Moray
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was doing in attempting to tap into cosmic energy. Mr. Moray was
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developing an electric motor which would be able to run off this
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cosmic energy. Some of the devices he developed apparently worked,
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using silver and copper bars. This is very similar to some of the
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work John Keely had done with his Compound Disintegrator.
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This electromagnetic zero-point energy is also known as the
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Casimir effect, named after researcher Milonni. The Casimir effect
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refers to an attractive quantum force between closely-spaced metal
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plates.
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For further information on Mr. T. Henry Moray you can read the
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following books :
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- The Sea of Energy in which the Earth Floats by T. Henry Moray
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- Radiant Energy by............................. T. Henry Moray
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- The Complex Secret of Dr. T. Henry Moray by... Jorge Resines
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These books can be obtained from either
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Borderland Sciences or Health Research.
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R.B.
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ALCHEMIST 1956
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By Gaston Burridge
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A salt Lake City man claims discovery of a new form of energy
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with which he performs metallurgical miracles.
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Legend, if not history, has it that the alchemists of old
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searched for two things; how to make gold from baser metals,
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especially lead, and how to produce an elixir of life.
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Some persons believe the alchemists were not searching for a new
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formula for making gold, but rather looking for information they
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believed was once known, then lost.
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Gold has intrigued the minds of men since history was first
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recorded. In several lands gold was called the "sun metal". It was
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used in worship and to decorate holy places.
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Modern scientists are not adverse to the idea that gold and
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other metals can be transmuted from materials not containing gold as
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we recognize it.
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In fact, scientists already have transmuted gold! It is a
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terribly expensive process and the amount of gold is tiny, but it has
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been done. In addition, this man-made gold is radioactive and thus
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unstable. That is, it does not remain as made for very long. Rather,
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it changes into something else or just disappears.
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This brings us to Thomas Henry Moray, of Salt Lake City, Utah,
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who claims to have made gold which is stable and long lasting enough
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to be assayed by the ordinary methods used to determine the presence
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of gold. He says his process uses no cyclotron or other atom-
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smashing device.
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Not only does Moray say he has transmuted gold, but he writes me
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that he has produced, or perhaps "treated" is a better word, ordinary
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lead, "Pb", in such a way that it will not melt under 2000 degrees
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Fahrenheit!
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Common lead melts at about 625 degrees Fahrenheit. Moray
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writes, "I mean 2000 degrees, not 2000 degrees Fahrenheit!." So,
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there is no question of a misplaced zero here!
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Going into this matter of metallurgy still further, Moray says
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he has treated copper, "Cu", so it does not melt under 3000 degrees
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F. Ordinarily copper melts at about 1980 degrees F.
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Moray also wrote me he has produced an alloy which will not melt
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under 12,000 degrees F.! This figure has been checked. He says,
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"Hundreds of persons have seen and tested these metals."
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One ounce of lead treated by Moray's process, and afterward
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assayed by the Boaz Mine Laboratory, Norris, Mont., showed 35 cents
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in gold. Five ounces of soil, which assayed no gold at all before
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treatment, after Moray's treatment, assayed gold content at the rate
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of $122.50 per ton.
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Another interesting test was made by the Union Assay Office,
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Salt Lake City on about 50 c.c. of artesian water which showed no
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trace of gold before treatment. After treatment it assayed at the
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per ton rate of $10.50 in gold and $2.63 in silver!
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It should be understood these experiments were not done on a
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commercial basis, but as a laboratory experiment. It should be
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remembered too, these metals did not "vanish" after the experiment
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was concluded but remained stable at least long enough to be run
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through standard assaying processes.
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Mr. Moray has experimented along lines of increasing the
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radioactivity of certain already radioactive minerals by his process.
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He says he has increased the activity of carnotite, uranium and
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other radioactive substances, including a combination of copper and
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lead!
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Immediately, one is anxious to know how such wonderful things
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are accomplished. Therein, lies a set of secrets known completely
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only to T. H. Moray.
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It would appear they may involve a whole new concept of things.
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Whether these concepts coincide with present scientific concepts of
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atomic structure I do not know.
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T. H. Moray is an electrical engineer, born and brought up in
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Salt Lake City, Utah. Who's Who in Engineering carries the
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following information concerning him.
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"Born August 28, 1892, Educated, public schools, Salt Lake
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City. Graduated from The Latter Day Saint's Business
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College there: completed an Electrical Engineering course
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with International Correspondence School: Took his E. E.
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degree, University of Upsala.
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"Moray has held the following positions: Electrical Engineer
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and designer, Utah Power & Light Co., and the Phoenix
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Construction Co.; Assistant Chief Engineer, Arastard
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Construction & Engineering Co.; Division Electrical
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Engineer, Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co. He was
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also a consulting engineer in private practice."
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"Moray has written articles for several publications dealing
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with electrical engineering matters. For many years now
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he has devoted much time to experimenting and developing
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what he chooses to call "the field of radiant energy".
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It is through the application of this "radiant energy", then,
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that Mr. Moray stakes his claim for his many metallurgical
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accomplishments. Within this realm lie his secrets. Perhaps, like
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Sir Issac Newton, Moray is ahead of his time.
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Just what is radiant energy? Where does it come from? How may
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it be used by man? These and a host of other questions must be
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answered.
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Unfortunately much of this information is held secret by Mr.
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Moray. Even if it were available it would require a large volume to
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cover it.
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However, we can make a beginning. Mr. Moray believes there
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exists a band of vibrations or waves "beyond the light rays". These
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vibrations come in surges or groups like ocean waves - a powerful
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first surge, followed by other less powerful and graduated surges
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which finally fade to nothing, only to begin over again immediately.
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I have understood, not from Moray, that he first became aware of
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these strange surges early in his career, as he sat through the long
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nights, his car headlights "glued" to a silent set of telephone
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lines.
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Here he first beard the regular but oscillatory "cadence of
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sounds" and wondered what produced them. During his search he
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discovered this force he chooses to call "radiant energy."
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Moray has come to believe this force pervades all space. He
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believes one may tap it on the Moon, on Pluto, at the farthest point
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of the Milky Way, or anywhere between, as well as on Earth.
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While Mr. Moray does not believe in "perpetual motion,
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perpetual light or perpetual power", he does think the supply of
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radiant energy is ample for all mankind's power needs indefinitely.
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One of Moray's adherents wrote me, "I think Moray's radiant
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energy is the greatest invention of our time. Atomic energy is
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`peanuts' by comparison."
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One may think as he pleases, of course, but it seems such a
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statement is a bit over-optimistic at this time. Nothing approaching
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so vast an accomplishment has been demonstrated thus far.
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However, Nikola Tesla never made known all the results of his
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Colorado experiments and it is quite possible he learned something of
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a potential force similar to radiant energy but thought the world not
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ready for it. It is known that Moray is a close student of Tesla's
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work.
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On the other hand, Moray gradually has perfected his device's
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output from a capacity to light one small incandescent light bulb to
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a present capacity claimed to be 50 kilowatts. Fifty kilowatts
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represents bout 67 horsepower and, certainly, 67 horsepower is not to
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be disregarded. Many small factories do not use as much as 67
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horsepower.
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According to Moray, one of his present units can be built for
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about $800. Mass production methods might cut this price in half.
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Under these circumstances, a unit in a home would bring about a
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substantial saving in power bills over several years time.
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As many as 100 persons have witnessed radiant energy
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demonstrations. Radiant energy, as it emerges from the Moray
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apparatus, may be considered a form of electricity. It is an
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alternating current, but an alternating current of very high
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frequency or cyclage.
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This current will light ordinary incandescent light bulbs. The
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light which comes from these bulbs is called "pure white on the blue
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side, not on the yellow side as light given off when the same bulbs
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are lighted with commercial currents."
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This light possesses high actinic qualities, which means it
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affects photographic films quickly and powerfully. Photographers who
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have exposed films in this light have found they are forced to "stop
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way down" to prevent over exposure.
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If a photograph of a single bulb lighted with radiant energy is
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taken the print shows a large, dark ring, perpendicular to the base
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of the bulb. This ring looks like a circle of translucent black
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fog. It seems the light somehow reflects itself on the air, or
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projects a shadow of itself there.
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Some persons who have seen radiant energy power lights say the
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bulbs look as if they were filled entirely with white light, as if
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the gas itself which fill the bulbs were fully incandescent. Moray
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believes this to be true.
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Radiant energy will heat electric flat irons and other
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electrical heating devices. It is claimed heating capacities are
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reached much more quickly with radiant energy than with commercial
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currents, and are considerably hotter than when powered with ordinary
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electric energy.
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The high frequency of radiant energy is responsible for this.
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Moray SAYS HE HAS LEARNED THE EXACT FREQUENCY OF RADIANT ENERGY
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but he will not disclose it. Further, he says voltmeters and
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ammeters used to measure commercial alternating currents will not
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measure radiant energy.
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Electric motors wound to turn on commercial electricity will not
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operate on radiant energy. He says, "Motors wound to accept the
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frequency of radiant energy will operate."
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(Morays' energy machine would only operate
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RESISTIVE DEVICES......VANGARD)
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However, I learned elsewhere, that while such motors will
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operate they are not as efficient as motors running on ordinary
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commercial currents. Moray says when his motors are running in the
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dark they glow with a violet aura. His motors run cold!
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The speeds of the radiant energy motors, as reported, are
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fantastic. Moray wrote me they turn over better than 36,000
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revolutions per minute, more than 600 per second!
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When I asked where he gets bearings to withstand such phenomenal
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speeds, Moray replied that he makes them. Thus I learned about his
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metallurgical work.
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What sort of an apparatus is Moray's Radiant Energy Device?
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Briefly, it would appear to be similar to a radio receiving set of
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power proportions.
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It is composed of two coils of wire, or inductancies. It
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contains several condensers, or capacitors, of different sizes.
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There is a detector tube, or electronic valve, and two
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oscillator tubes. Added to this is a "bar of silver and a bar of
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copper", a starting device, and a step down electrical transformer,
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reported to be 1000-to-1, primary to secondary.
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All of this is enclosed in a box measuring about 30 inches long
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by 16 inches wide by 16 inches high. It weighs about 50 pounds.
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There are no moving parts. Moray says there are no dangerous
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radiations surrounding the box when it is in operation.
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Many persons have looked inside the box. Several have made
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more than a cursory examination of its contents - except for the
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detector tube!
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The inductances are about eight and 10 inches in diameter. They
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are composed of several layers of wire. The diameter of the wire is
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much smaller than necessary to carry anything like 50 kilowatts of
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ordinary commercial electricity.
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Probably, there is a direct relationship between the size of the
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wire and the number of turns of it on each coil. Further, it can be
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assumed the distance separating the two coils is important, as well
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as the direction in which the coils are wound.
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Moray is silent as to the materials used in his capacitors or
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condensers. Neither does he tell their capacities. They vary in
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size but this is not indicative of capacity!
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If one part of the apparatus is more important than another I
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would conclude it is the tubes or valves. Moray will not say much
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about these. He admits they do not contain an electrically heated
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filament whose radiations provide the means of carrying currents to
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different parts of the tube and which produce the valve action.
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How, then, is this valve action produced? Moray does not say.
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I have learned, from other sources, of Moray's purchase of
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radioactive materials.
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I have been informed by one source that Moray uses these
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radioactivities as the "carrying-currents" within his tubes. Exactly
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what the radioactive materials may be, I have not learned as yet.
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Some say it is a uranium compound; others deny this. What is
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more, we do not know whether the detector tube and the oscillators
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use the same materials.
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Being cold tubes, it can be assumed they are not vacuum tubes.
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However, Moray does have vacuum pumps in his laboratory. The tubes
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may be filled with gas. But if they are filled with a gas, what gas?
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These tubes, especially the detector, seem to be the weakest
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links in the chain of parts in the Moray system. By far the greater
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number of times the demonstration apparatus has stopped because of
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troubles, it appeared the trouble lay in the detector tube.
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Moray does not allow anyone to see the detector tube -
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apparently the big secret of the device lies there!
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At the same time, the least understood of the device's mysteries
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is the function of the bar of silver and the bar of copper set side
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by side.
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Are they "true" copper and silver? Or are they alloys -possibly
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treated with the very radiant energy they may help to produce? Have
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they been transmuted in some way? Are they only decoys? Are they a
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special type of air condenser? Are their lengths, widths,
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thicknesses, as well as their distance apart, important? All of
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these questions, and many, many more, flood into one's mind - and
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remain unanswered!
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Early in his experiments Mr. Moray used both an antenna and a
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ground connection. He no longer uses either. This eliminates the
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possibility that he taps either current from power lines or from
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radio transmitters.
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The longest known continuous run of the apparatus has been a
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little over 57 hours. It has been run nearly three times that long
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with short shutdowns for inspection of different parts.
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Such long test runs pretty well spike any idea that Moray has
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batteries in the box. If he does have batteries in the box he has
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something new in batteries!
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Even if Moray's device were a commercial item today - which it
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most certainly is not - it would be years before our present-day
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electrical power would become obsolete.
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Perhaps it might never become outmoded. It is quite possible
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many uses made of commercial electricity could not be supplied by
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radiant energy.
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We are quite sure radiant energy does not transmit well even
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over short distances. It seems quite possible that definite limits
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exist on the size of radiant energy units. There is some question as
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to how many such units could be operated within any given area.
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Further, what effect would radiant energy devices have upon radio and
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television reception and transmission?
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It appears long research will be necessary before radiant energy
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can be more than an "interesting matter to ponder!" And within our
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lifetimes other forms of power generators may be commercialized.
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Already we begin to hear of electricity so cheap it will not be
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metered! But little either comes or goes in a day. As always, time
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is both our enemy and our friend.
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Submitted by; Ronald Barker,
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Thank you for your consideration, interest and support!
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Jerry W. Decker.........Ron Barker...........Chuck Henderson
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