New Wildfire Suppression Technology

LOS ANGELES - Nov. 9, 2017 - PRLog -- Federal appropriations for wildfire suppression will soon reach staggering sums of tens of billions of US dollars. Scientific research has recently advanced to the point where an energy beam generator technology designed for the attenuation of wildfires can be developed.

THEORY OF OPERATION: The device works by suppressing the release of the outer electrons in the Oxygen atom by application of matter-wave beam related to Einstein's concept of the Unified Field. Ambient oxygen is responsible for providing the energy the biomass fuel requires to cause a wildfire. According to the new model of matter based on the Unified Field, matter can no longer be thought of as a bag of marbles as we have observed for centuries in 3-space. First, in terms of current thinking quantum theory, think of an atom as a superposition of a rosebud and the rose flower with its petals in full bloom at the same time. This is the 4-dimensional model. But now we must think in terms of a 12-dimwnsional model, where instead of one bud on a single stem synchronized with its array of petals; we think of a vibrating array of ~ 6-stems in multiple directions with concomitant blooming flowers. This complexity is required because the higher space is like a system of mirror images, not having the same physicality as the bud in 3-space. Now we consider that these 6-flowers are in a box; let's say a Jack-in-the-Box, as the handle is turned relativistically, periodically one of the rosebuds – an electron pops out of the box. So all the electron suppression beam has to do is whenever the Jack-in-the-Box lids begins to pop open and release the electron into 3-space for fire, we tap on the lid synchronously for a moment, shutting the box before the electron can escape. The clown must them wait for the next crank cycle…

In one scenario the beam generator is carried to the fire location by a standard Boeing Chinook helicopter where beam device replaces the currently used Bambi water bucket.

To follow progress see:http://www.noeticadvancedstudies.us/AmorosoXI2.pdf. We anticipate availability of a prototype in 5 years.