It was known since the turn of the century that Space Energy was possibly interacting with electrical components and circuitry. Series resonant circuits were especially known to be “voltage” generators, while parallel resonant circuits were considered to be “current” generators. The efficiency of these circuits was related to the Q of the circuitry components. I verified those relations in my early Mini Magnetic Resonance Amplifiers (MRA). My early work showed that all the frequencies I found available were Rhysmonic f  ’s, or within experimental error of those frequencies (see Table of Resonances). Therefore, I started to investigate those circuits and also to look into other more relevant circuitry.

Nikola Tesla took advantage of this effect and developed table-top versions of this “generator” effect. He later scaled up this “generator” effect, improving it on a huge scale to produce millions of volts and amperes of current. However, how this effect occurred has only more recently been determined!

This section of the Cosmology Note will briefly note some effects from the viewpoint of Rhysmonics. Only a few tests will be presented at this time as there were too many possible tests involved. If more interest is seen, perhaps a follow-up Cosmology Note can be made.

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It has been observed in scientific research that when performing tests at the right time with the right equipment, unexpected information can be “serendipitously” obtained. It happened to me when I was making gravitational wave (GW) “scans” of the Milky Way Galaxy Center. I was gathering data to demonstrate the validity of using these waves to observe our Universe to a 300 member EM Wave group of Amateur Radio Astronomers (S.A.R.A.). I was in contact with the founder and director of this group, who was highly interested in the simplicity of the method. Unfortunately, he passed away before the group could move forward on it.

As you may recall, it was noted that our Galaxy Center (Black Hole) imploded/exploded on or around December 6, 1986. It was serendipitously caught on an ancient strip chart recorder running GW scans at the time. A Press Release was made a short time later (see http://www.rexresearch.com/hodorhy4/87-3-12.htm).  In this document, I reported the event and my impressions/predictions of the future impact on the jet stream and climate for the planet. This Press Release was essentially ignored. Now, the predicted climate change and troubled weather is clearly apparent and will continue.

It is over 27 years since the December 6, 1986 observed event at the Milky Way Galaxy Center, and I have now reached 93 years of age. If I may, I will take the liberty of making some comments. With our Galaxy upset from its core, it stands to reason that the result will be a disturbed Solar System. This translates into an altered jet stream on our planet, and we may be heading toward a more tropical Earth. Relax; it may take eons to get there!

Since the Solar System has been highly disturbed, there is another cause of concern regarding large meteors and asteroids that may have changed their orbits. Hopefully, none will crash to Earth, but there have been many more reports of meteors and fireballs in recent years. In the past, the Earth was likely peppered with largely still forming masses. Look at the craters on the moon today to get an idea. It is speculated that such a mass may have struck the Earth in the Gulf of Mexico area, creating the Gulf and some volcanic islands, now vacation destinations. As a result of a large impact, a huge cloud of dust may have been produced in the atmosphere persisting for hundreds of years, dooming much of the plant and animal life such as dinosaurs. The oil deposits in the area lend to this theory. If any humans existed, then they would also have perished. While this may be speculation, it is not “idle” speculation. With the disrupted orbits of some space bodies, they can seemingly come out of nowhere and it is best to be prepared.

Bill Ramsay, a colleague and good friend, is an electronics experimenter who was attracted to Rhysmonics. He would wonder, “what if I connected a function generator to a Rustrak recorder, or a GW unit...what would happen”? In both cases, Bill was pleasantly surprised! He serendipitously learned that a generator frequency (in a triangular waveform?) developed intricate scanned forms, which were later found to be solar system “communications” with each other on Rhysmonic frequencies below 1 Hz!! Bill later did the same thing with a GW Detector connected to the Rustrak Chart Recorder and “serendipitously” founded Rhysmonic Astronomy!! We need more like Bill (and they are out there). I had contact with many others through the years who looked at new effects with an open mind. I extend my sincere thanks to Bill Ramsay and the other amateur experimenters.

Final Note

Rhysmonics began development in about 1969. I never had much support for this effort for various reasons. Therefore, my research has been on what I call a “nickel and dime” level. I very much doubt I spent as much as $4000 in 45 years of sporadic effort. Figure it out; it comes to less than $1 per day! However, the efficiency is much more than the billions that are being spent on colliders to arrive at essentially the same conclusions.