"Application of Ether Longitudinal Waves
for Telecommunication Systems"
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by Alexander V. Frolov
Scientific Expert of the Russian Physical Society
P.O.Box 37, 193024, St.-Petersburg, Russia
Tel: 7-812-2747877
Email: frolov@mail.dux.ru
By the ether concept, space is a physical substance that has a known
(electric constant e and magnet constant m) and unknow, as of yet,
properties. In any substance can be created so called longitudinal waves.
In a general case, these are oscillations of the energy density in the
direction of the wave spreading.
In Alexander Chernetsky's paper "On the Physical Nature of Bioenergy Phenomenons and on their modeling", published in
1989, is described the properties of longitudinal waves which are created in so called "working
bodies" (superconducting
metal, plasma (electric discharge) and biological plasma). The theory of 1960, named as the "charge equivalent theory" was
proposed by V.I.Dokutchaev, Russia (1932 - 1990). Relative motion of charges, according to Lorentz scale transformations,
make the change of distance
between charges of a moving frame of reference equivalent to an increase in charge density of
the current. In a moving system there is created an additional equivalent charge:
q = (q0 / 2) (u2 / C) by Dokutchaev
where q
0 is the charge in a motionless system, u is the velocity
of the system and c is the velocity of light.
Dokutchaev's dissertation of 1970 described some experiments: superconductors were placed in an electromagnetically screened
box (Faraday cage) but some signal was detected outside of the box when current was created in superconductor. The main
conclusion is: longitudinal waves can be created in space (in vacuum) by means of electric energy and such sort
waves is not screened by metal screens.
Alexander Chernetsky also described some experiments in which longitudinal waves were created. In his version "the working
body" is an electric discharge. There is a known pinch - effect (interaction between the electric current and magnetic field of this
current) that leads to high frequency oscillations of the plasma. Radial components of the density current oscillations is
responsible for longitudinal waves which are spreading in radial direction also [ 1 ].
More than 60 years ago Nikola Tesla wrote: " I showed that the universal medium is a gaseous body in which only longitudinal
pulses can be propagated, involving alternating compressions and expansions similar to those produced by sound waves in the air.
Thus, a wireless transmitter does not produce Hertz waves, which are a myth, but sound waves in the ether, behaving in
every respect like those in the air, except that, owing to the great elastic force and extremely small density of the medium, their
speed is that of light." It is part of N.Tesla's article "Pioneer Radio Engineer Gives Views on Power", published in New York
Herald Tribune, Sept. 11, 1932, [ 2, p.94].
American scientist Thomas E. Bearden explained this statement of Tesla in this way: An ordinary receiver uses so called
"precessia of electrons" a phenomenon that is result of interaction between the electron gas of antenna metal wires and
longitudinal waves [ 2 ]. Tesla wrote about a great mistake of modern science: "The Hertz wave theory of wireless transmission
may be kept up for a while, but I do not hestitate to say that in a short time it will recognized as one of most remarkable and
inexplicable aberrations of the scientific mind which has ever been recorded in history", article "The True Wireless" [ 2, p.95 ].
The technology of Tesla requires high potential sources (up to millions of Volts) that produce high frequency oscillations. The
terminals that creates the longitudinal waves are spherical metal surfaces (sphere capacitor). The synthesis of Tesla's scheme
and Dokutchaev's concept allows us to make the conclusion: longitudinal waves are generated by means of a changing energy
density (electric charge density). Let's call it the function r(t). In a Hertz transmitter there is a changing energy density also, but
it is linear density r
1(t): the density of electric current in the wire of the antenna. It is a one-dimensional density of
energy. In Tesla's sphere capacitor there is a change of charge value that is placed on the surface
of the capacitor. So, it is a
two-dimensional density of energy r
2(t).
N.Kozyrev [ 3 ] created so called "waves of density of time" by means of non-electrical methods: rotation plus axial vibrations of a
gyroscope, deformation of a material body, diffusion and dissolving or crystallization of the matter, fading of plants and so on.
Different detectors for such sort waves were used: the electrical component of the was were detected by means of a
galvanometer, the gravitational component of the wave was detected by means of the weighing-machine, the chronal component
of the wave
was detected by means of an electronic scheme that used so called "Winston bridge" since electrical properties of
the electronics components are
changing in the wave area. These three methods showed the next: any type of change of matter
structure that can be presented as r(t) (i.e. a change of density of energy) is the method for generation of the longitudinal wave.
For example, if it is a change of volume density of matter, we can write the three-dimensional density function r
3(t).
It is connected with the well-known Poisson equation for gravitation.
There are more complex methods for longitudinal wave creation. R. Ziolkovsky, Physical Review A, vol.39, p.2005, wrote in the
paper "Localized Transmission of Electromagnetic Energy" about his experiments. Before the electromagnetic version, R.
Ziolkovsky created an analogy in liquid to study the properties of wave and to create an optimum antenna system.
What method of the energy density modulation is the best for telecommunication systems? Some experiments prove the possibility
that living biosystem create longitudinal waves [ 1 , p. 50 ]. By this analogy
there is the possibility for creation of a technical
system.
References:
1. Alexander Chernetsky, "On The Physical Nature of Bioenergy Phenomenons and on
Their Modeling", published in 1989 by Moscow Politechnical Institute.
2. T.E. Bearden, Gravitobiology, 1991, published by Tesla Book Company, P.O.
Box 121873, Chula Vista, CA 91912, USA.
3. N.Kozyrev, collection of papers, published by Leningrad University,
1991.
