April 25, 1994

Thanks to information supplied by Gerald O'Doucharty, as compared with waveform analyses as determined by the late Mr. Les Brown, we can begin to make some progress in the understanding of resonance. I believe that these conclusions are in accordance with the discoveries of both Walter Russell, in his resonance based chart of the elements, as well as those of John Keely.

RUSGRAV.ASC Contributed by Joel McClain - 05/22/94

In studying the work of Walter Russell, it becomes apparent that the
classic distinctions between energy and matter are in perception, as
opposed to construction. In his experiments at Westinghouse, Russell was
able to change the atomic content of matter through the application of
magnetic energy at the angle which was complementary to his chart of the
elements.

In other words, distilled water could become predominately hydrogen or

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                                  CAVITATION

There are four basic types of cavitation. Fundamentally cavitation results
from a drop in pressure on a liquid creates pockets or bubbles in the liquid -
an increase in pressure causes these bubbles to collapse resulting in a
tremendous "local" force which can cause damage to metals, emulsification, de-
gasification, sonoluminescence and many other strange and wonderous phenomena.