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In support of transport beams

Fact:  Atoms are made of a neutrons, protons, and electrons


Fact: Neutrons and protons make up the nucleus


Fact: "The Strong Force" holds the neutrons and protons together because an electric force couldn't do it.  It would repel them instead of attracking them


Fact: Electrons circle the nucleus of the atom by an electric force.  This works because opposites attract as we all know from Paula Abdul.


Theory:  What if we are able to neutralize the "The Strong Force" and the electric force for a short time between a person and a door?  Would this give us a short time frame to walk through the door before we "melt".  The hope would be that we could immediately be able to un-neutralize the forces quickly so the person and the door become solid again. 


Fact: When atoms are broken down to the building blocks, the building blocks can become unstable and disappear or maybe they just runaway.


Question:  Is this what happened with the Philadelphia experiment with too close of an un-neutralization causing things to merge?


Question: Have I been watching too much SYFY?  I haven't been sleeping well


 

 


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Reviewed on July 11, 2010
Quite Smart For Female Watching To Much SYFY!

Etal: 1999 I Was Near Death Car Accident Los Angelese In Left Turn Lane --Drunken Black Guy Took Off From Farv Behind Around All Traffic-- Cadillac Would Have Broad Sided My Corvette As I Turned Wheel To Slide He Hit Me-- Push Me In Next Lanes -- On Right Stupid Mexicanos Broad Illegally Crossed All 4 Lanes To Make Left Turn Blocked Me In--My Car As I Then Disappeared Into Thin Air!

I Was In Like Sponge Substance Pores In Skin, I Heard Lot Static Electricity,Wrobble Noises,Floating(With My Mind Not Ears Eyes) I Saw (God) Far In Back Ground! Gone Approx 7 Minutes Look Watch As Turn Void Accident--Came Back I Was Only Car In Far Right Lane At Same Intersection Light Was Red!

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