Air samples thru broken glass filter:
I've been collecting air samples since March 2007, 24/7,
by just blowing unfiltered air (with brass tubes 5/32) into a bottle of
distilled water with an aquarium pump (with the air filter removed), with 2 inches
of fine broken glass (1/16 to 1/4 diameter) in the bottom and filled with distilled
water only (about 18 ounces to start) .
Fine broken glass can be easily made by heating a clean
jar with a torch, then dropping it into a pan of cold water. One can then heat
it again, by pouring off the water and heat on the stove, real hot and then add
cold water, (always wear goggles and gloves) repeat
several times and crush with hammer or clean metal object.
I re-routed my intake by drilling another hole in the
body, sealing the factory intake so I could collect air any place.
Most of these collections were made under the eves of my house (+7) feet up, with the intake hose
inserted into a plastic jar about half way and near the bottom, then turned
upside down. This creates a pressure filter and eliminates most debris,
collecting only the finest of air composition.
When you first fill the "sobe"
bottle, shine a laser pointer through it for reference and at the end of your
collection shine the laser through it again, quite the difference proving
you've collected something.
This liquid (about 4-6 ounces remain after 1 week) was then electrolysised at first 5 day intervals, now 7, with a 6 volt
lantern battery and two thin strips of brass 1/2 to 3/4 inches wide and of equal
length. This simple process will remove primarily any metals and\or
ionic salts captured in the distilled water and is used millions of
times a day to process, extract, or coat things with metal coatings.
I standardized my collection method in May I believe by
adding 2 inches of fine broken glass in a 20 ounce "Sobe"
bottle and lowered the air flow to about 1/2 a human breath
(one 30-60 gallon pump purchased at slavemart for
about $20.00).
I started collecting what averaged out to be about 2-3
fluid ounces of what someone else called
"Miracle grow" a month, quite alarming. I electrolysised
my urine (using stainless steel electrodes) to see if it was passing through me
and it was, and explains why we are all not dead yet
!!!
Barium says its non-bioaccumulative, more evidence that's
what this stuff is. I've also electrolysised rain and
tap water too, tap water from a well seems so far
uncontaminated with the fibers but could be so microscopic I can't see them,
The amount of that extract
changes with the color of the sky and the sheen around the sun. I.E. strong
sheen and metallic gray sky all week increase my yield, azure blue sky, less
sheen, reduced yield but is almost always over 2 ounces per month.
This and just using a strong flashlight pointed upward at
night, and looking into the focused beam of light, prove that we are living in a
virtual bath of what research by others suggests is an exotic form of barium,
aluminum and God knows what else, but I cannot afford complete testing myself
(see carnicom.com barium test confirmed).
Whatever this stuff is, its
color remains quite consistently a sky to aqua blue. It creates extraordinary alkaline
conditions in all my samples that ranges above 9 at
least, but I stopped testing them all. The average collection per 5 days is
about .25 fl ounces at 1/2 a human breath.
This stuff has become so saturated in our atmosphere, at
least here in the White Mtn's, that quite often
sunlight can be seen streaking to the ground through it when cloudy (see
aerosol pictures), much like when sunlight streaks in through one’s window
blinds when cooking smoke or other smoke is present inside.
This stuff has reduced our sunlight compared to two years ago, as I set a light meter then and it now measures a decrease in light of about half. This is also evidenced by my camera ,whose flash operates now in the morning way more than it used to, and at times lights at the park that are on photo sensitive switches (and cars) turn on during the day or turn on way before dusk, very concerning.
Another Description of the Air Sample Method:
It's easy to capture or even just find these fibers. I used a 20 dollar fish air
pump with the air filter removed. I re-routed my intake so I could collect air
samples outside with the pump and stuff inside but that's not really needed. Put
your pump outside on a table with the air filter removed. This pump puts out at
about 1/2 human breath.
I blow this air via two brass tubes into a 20 ounce "Sobe" bottle, but any bottle will do. I also put 2 inches of clean broken fine (1/8 to 1/4 inch diameter) glass in the bottom. Fill with Distilled water only and run for 24/ 7.
You'll get about 4 to 6 ounces of water left which is perfect for electrolysis. Use a 6 volt lantern battery and some thin brass strips. Electrolysize for about two days. Before electrolysis dry 30 drops on a microscope slide.
Every air and rain water sample I have contains morgellons fibers at about 6-10 per 30 drops but this can change.