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Construction of Space Ship Science
Intent: to understand plasma for lift, motion and structures.
Weekly group meeting will be held and all attendees will be required to state their intention at each meeting.
- Sandy Esch (owner)
- Rick Crammond (officer)
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- 58 total members
- Last updated September 25, 2015

Construction of Space Ship

Jedi Simon: Before Tesla' s days, many secrets were common knowledge. I urge
you to read again Jules Verne's books. Where did all those informations
come from? Specific data, scientific teachings. Technical ones.
Knowledge that someone shared, as usual, passing it... more
- June 29, 2018
Jedi Simon: Another picture from a Far Traveller Starship. Inner central lateral view. Renderized with stronger Earthian colours, that meet our needs.
( So sorry I forgot my camera, so I had to generate my mnemonic impression later ) I hope it gives you an idea of w... more
- June 27, 2018
Jedi Simon: Inner view of a Far Traveller Starship. As everything is transparent in this portion of reality, even the ship is.

Normal colour would be blue, but there exist regions of the space that are green to thepineal eye, and spiritual traveller
... more
- June 27, 2018
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To get any
conversation started I want to paint the big picture starting with:... more
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- November 16, 2016
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- October 18, 2016
Sandy Esch: In the 140th Knowledge Seekers Workshop on Thursday October 6th, 2016 Mr. Keshe talks about how to create the skin of the spaceship using GANS and Magrav units. Be sure to check it out! more
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- October 8, 2016
Wasilios Goutas: Hi, thank you for letting me join this group. Have you already started construction? Where to find some information on that?
- September 18, 2016
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- September 17, 2016

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EstoyAqui Hi everyone! We now have the ability to add Youtube videos. Just click the Add video option on the wall or in the Community Videos section...
John Anderson Here is a very intense and useful project that can use some help. It is an indexing and transcription project that looks like it will be incredibly useful as it is fleshed out. It is already quite detailed, but needs some more fingers on keyboards... Here is Michael's introduction and request... Hello, I do not know about you, but when I heard in a recent Knowledge Seekers Workshop that we have to start using plasma batteries, the first question I had was… in which previous Knowledge Seeker Workshops was this discussed? No clue. With over 250 videos most lasting two to four hours, knowing what to find where is almost impossible. Yes, people have posted some transcripts, workshop notes and translations, on Facebook, websites, YouTube video comments, etc. Unfortunately, it is spread over hundreds of sites and most are very difficult to find. I have decided to do something about it and have spent the past week scouring YouTube channels, Facebook pages and websites so that I could set up a web page where one finds a list of all of the videos (that I could find). For each, I have the link to that video, and when available, a summary of the contents with the timings, as well as links to notes, transcripts and translations. Since all of the summaries are one web page, you can use the ‘find’ function of your browser to search for the desired word (e.g. ‘plasma battery’). Also, if the transcripts are stored locally on your PC, you can search the transcripts for selected keywords. The ‘Keshe Foundation Workshop and Teaching Index’ page can be found at: http://www.transformacomm.com/en/plasma/keshe/teachings-index.htm You collaboration is needed to help fill in the missing information. I am sure that with everyone out there in Internet Land who has been listening to the workshops, a great many have notes, transcripts, translations and summaries that could enrich this index. For those who want to contribute, the email contact to send the information to is found on the web page. Finally, please pass on the link to this web page. It is important to make it as easy as possible for all of us as well as new comers to get up to speed with all of the valuable Keshe Foundation teachings that we have been given. Enjoy…. I have asked him to come in here and bring his vision with him... Hope to see this blossom. John.
Doug MacDonald China's 'artificial sun' reaches 100 million degrees Celsius marking milestone for nuclear fusion By Jack Kilbride and Bang Xiao Updated about 3 hours ago Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. VIDEO: China's 'artificial sun' tokamak can reach 100 million degrees Celsius (ABC News) RELATED STORY: Fusion vs fission: clean, green nuclear energy options explained RELATED STORY: China plans to launch artificial moon bright enough to replace streetlights by 2020 Chinese nuclear scientists have reached an important milestone in the global quest to harness energy from nuclear fusion, a process that occurs naturally in the sun. Key points: The "artificial sun" is designed to replicate the fusion process that occurs in the sun Dr Matthew Hole said the achievement is significant for fusion science around the world Fusion is seen as a solution for energy issues as it is clean, sustainable and powerful The team of scientists from China's Institute of Plasma Physics announced this week that plasma in their Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) — dubbed the "artificial sun" — reached a whopping 100 million degrees Celsius, temperature required to maintain a fusion reaction that produces more power than it takes to run. To put that in perspective, the temperature at the core of the sun is said to be about 15 million degrees Celsius, making the plasma in China's "artificial sun" more than six times hotter than the original. The news comes after China shocked the science community last month with plans to launch an "artificial moon" bright enough to replace city streetlights by 2020 . PHOTO: Chinese scientists plan to send three artificial moons into space in the next four years. (ABC News: Graphic by Jarrod Fankhauser) Speaking to the ABC, associate professor Matthew Hole from the Australian National University said the achievement was an important step for nuclear fusion science. "It's certainly a significant step for China's nuclear fusion program and an important development for the whole world," Dr Hole said, adding that developing fusion reactors could be the solution to global energy problems. "The benefit is simple in that it is very large-scale base load [continuous] energy production, with zero greenhouse gas emissions and no long-life radioactive waste. "It provides a silver bullet energy solution … providing that one can harness it." Fusion vs fission How close are we to having nuclear plants that fit the clean, green bill? We explain the how different nuclear technologies work and where the research is up to. He added that nuclear fusion reactors also avoid risks associated with the currently employed nuclear fission reactors, which can be adapted into dangerous weapons and are prone to possible catastrophic meltdowns. The news went viral on Chinese social media, with most users excited by the achievement. "There is nothing China can't make," one user on Weibo said. Another proclaimed that "if this technology is put in use, the world will no longer feel anxious about the energy crisis". So how did China manage to pull it off? PHOTO: China's Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST), dubbed the "artificial sun". (Supplied: Institute of Plasma Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences) While current nuclear power plants rely on nuclear fission — a chain reaction where uranium atoms are split to release energy — nuclear fusion effectively does the opposite by forcing atoms to merge. One way of achieving this on Earth is by using what's known as a tokamak, a device designed to replicate the nuclear fusion process that occurs naturally in the Sun and stars to generate energy. The EAST that pulled off the 100 million Celsius feat stands at 11 metres tall, has a diameter of 8 metres and weighs about 360 tonnes. PHOTO: High-powered magnets line the "doughnut shaped" inside of EAST. (Supplied: Institute of Plasma Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences) It uses a ring to house heavy and super-heavy isotopes — atomic variations — of hydrogen known as deuterium and tritium. The isotopes are heated by powerful electric currents within the tokamak, tearing electrons away from their atoms and forming a charged plasma of hydrogen ions. Powerful magnets lining the inner walls of EAST then contain the plasma to a tiny area to maximise the chance that the ions will fuse together. When the ions fuse they give off a large amount of energy, which can then be harnessed to run a power plant and produce electricity. The Chinese research team said they were able to achieve the record temperature through the use of various new techniques in heating and controlling the plasma, but could only maintain the state for about 10 seconds. The latest breakthrough provided experimental evidence that reaching the 100 million degrees Celsius mark is possible, according to China's Institute of Plasma Physics. Nuclear fusion a global mission, but not in Australia PHOTO: ITER is set to be completed around 2025. (Supplied: ITER Organisation/EJF Riche) Dr Hole said that while the energy possibilities of nuclear fusion as a clean energy source has attracted large investment from countries all over the world — including China — Australia has lagged behind. "As a nation, Australia is about to lose its capability in fusion," Dr Hole said, adding that many of his colleagues have changed field or are looking for work overseas due to a lack of investment in fusion science. "Australia used to have good investment in this space, but it has really been neglected in recent years." He said that the achievement by EAST will be important to the development of the next major experiment in global nuclear fusion science: the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER). Currently being built in southern France with collaboration from 35 nations including China, ITER is set to be the first fusion device to consistently produce net energy, producing 500 megawatts of clean and sustainable power. As EAST has a similar design to ITER but on a far smaller scale, it is likely to be an important testing device during the development of ITER, according to China's Institute of Plasma Physics. ITER is expected to be ready to create its first plasma and begin operations in 2025. PHOTO: ITER will be the first fusion device in the world to produce more energy than it takes to run. (Supplied: ITER Organisation/EJF Riche)
Rick Crammond (officer)
Sandor Kakasi For recording letters of peace, in the Keshe Foundation's Forum http://forum.keshefoundation.org/forum/spirituality/peace/61597-response-of-world-governments-to-the-peace-letter-of-july-19-2017
Emanuel Whitley https://www.gofundme.com/knowledge-seeker-emanuel-whitley Knowledge Seeker and Core Team member asking for support to advance the knowledge, develop interactive groups, simulations, and game design ideas for plasma learning and entertainment.
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