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It has been scientifically proven that wormholes naturally open and close around us all the time. What if we could instead of travelling through a wormhole obtain information instead? Gigabytes of Internet information travel along a wire the thickness of a hair using fiber optics every day delivering to us information we see on our computers, what if we could tap that same power and harness it to obtain information from the future?

This project is a proof of concept rough prototype to try and stabilize that field. It has been conducted in a remote forest location for safety reasons.

The Casimir effect has been proven to stabilize a wormhole. Casimir effects have been shown to occur in carbon nanotubes. BBQ charcoal is full of carbon. Ghost hauntings have been sometimes associated with scents of perfumes (scents traveling from the past to the present). Essential oils are a natural perfume scent. Electromagnetic radiation is associated with black holes (possible WORMHOLES). A computer screen or an IPOD screen emits stable electromagnetic radiation.

As a large signal of radiation fades or starts to decline it sends thermal radiation back through time. Thus having a source of declining thermal radiation (a boiled egg boiled within the previous 10 minutes), and a means to stabilize the wormhole effect(s) caused by the decreasing thermal radiation can connect two points in space and time.

A torrid field is than generated via HeartMath, than focusing on the webpage in the future where the results will be posted.

Currently the dow jones forecasting project has had much success working with the decline in thermal radiation from our sun and its solar wind, (which takes place most strongly 4 days after strong solar flare activity) which occurs on average between every 8 and 11 days. We are trying to induce this "low" of thermal radiation artificially to continue to harvest information from the future back to the present.
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