 The
Chevrolet Malibou car belonging to Mrs. Michelle Knapp of Wells Street in Peekskill, NY, that was hit by a
meteorite on October 9, 1992. It has been on a worldwide tour.
 In-flight
hail damage to a Boeing 737 - worse has happened.
 Southern
San Andreas fault waiting to explode - Yikes!
 Solar
transit of the International Space Station and the Atlantis Space Shuttle, 50 minutes after undocking - taken
by amateur astronomer Thierry Legault, in Normandie, France. Amazing! |
 Sarah
Dacre believes that her metal mesh headgear can save her from the pervasive electrosmog. She claims
to be experiencing extreme, incapacitating sensitivity to certain frequencies of electromagnetic waves,
particularly Wi-Fi.
 The
irony in this graphic at the top of the TEG Design website just strikes me as clever and funny.
 Begun
in 2001, the Palm Islands are a 12-square-mile group of man-made peninsulas off the shores of Dubai.
 This
Lego pinball machine is built from over 20,000 blocks, and except for the electronics, is 99.9% Legos.
 "A
Smith Chart quilt, by Cynthia Furse, Professor, Electromagnetics Director, Center of Excellence for Smart
Sensors, University of Utah"
|
 A
Bluetooth-controlled Lego car (see the video).
 This
is a point data set for the location of over 4,300 MMS administered platform structures used for oil and gas
production in the Gulf of Mexico.
 As
recently as 6 months ago, predictions
 had
China overtaking the U.S. as the world's largest greenhouse gas emitter by 2010 - now it is by the end of
2007.
 Periodic
Table erected in St. Petersburg, Russia, in 1934. Russian mathematician
Dmitri Mendeleev is often regarded as the father of the Periodic Table. He called his table, or matrix,
the Periodic System. |
 These
statues of famous scientists & engineers are hitch hiking all across the U.S. See Lee de Forest, Gordon Moore,
Bill Hewlett, and others.
 These
are Genuine Coins that have been electromagnetically shrunk! Pretty cool. No, I don't earn any commission.
 After
a lifetime of being accused by my detractors of either not having a brain or not having a spine, I offer proof
positive that they are wrong! Here is an MRI of my cervical region, taken to investigate the cause of an
intermittent semi-paralysis in my right arm and hand. Kind of gross and cool at the same time, eh?!?! |
