Originally posted by Handy andy
This is much of the foundation of Thomson's (sorry, I've been misspelling it - no P in the name) work with aether physics: https://archive.org/download/electri...00thomiala.pdf
It's misspelled in the PowerPoint for the presentation I just found! lol - after making sure we had it right so many times. You haven't lived until you've help Eric put together a several hundred page PowerPoint.

I think I mentioned it before, but as Eric dug into his work, he rarely uses the same variable to mean the same thing throughout his work so you have to basically break it all down and rebuild it from scratch - that is what Eric had to do and is why it's said that he brought continuity to the work. There is no evidence anyone else has done this in the history of electrical science.
I'm not here trying to sell a book or video, but I can't post it for free either. In The Power of the Aether as Related to Music and Electricity, there are 2 videos in the package. The 2nd video starting at 1 hour 2 min 45 sec, Eric starts on JJ Thomson until about 1 hour 45 min - so 43 minutes just on this subject of Thomson's aether physics, which has been highly suppressed in mainstream academia. They have no problem acknowledging his discovery of the electron since that suits their needs, but you'd never know that it is his aether physics that led to that discovery to begin with.
On http://powerofaether.com this coupon code ZB54YEY will give 50% off for everything on that page. At minimum, the main video presentation Option 1 has this. If you really want to dig into the Thomson/Steinmetz notebooks of Eric's they're there too. Eric gets most of the sale and it is what pays his building mortgage, utilities, tax and insurance. Anyway, I'll delete that code in a couple days, it's the best I can do.
and I have some videos of that as well. Coil not necessary but helps.

with Aarons view of the aether if I understand it correctly: how about using multiple pancake coils all over a saucer shaped surface and stressing the aether, in all directions, creating a kind of bubble. Slightly different angle, but interesting
. Also there may be mileage in thinking about using the double bifilar coil, it will move its charges around one hell of a lot faster than single bifilar coil. Perhaps use one to induce a current pulse in the other.
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