Theos-Talk Archives (April 2005 Message tt01169)

In a message dated 4/19/05 6:06:58 AM Central Daylight Time, 
silva_cass@yahoo.com writes:

<< 
Anybody think that there is any truth in this statement, i.e. an earthquake 
device?
>>

The earthquake device is relatively easy to make. You need a sound 
generator, tunable to approx 8 hertz, a powerful amplifier and a few transducers that 
can handle that frequency.

You wire the amplifier and the transducers to the sound generator and bury 
the transducers and turn the unit on. What results is, in effect, a ground 
tsunami that travels through the crust of the earth building up energy as it goes. 
When it hits a fault line, the fault line moves.

The fireball effect is piezo-electricity being released from large quartz 
formations breaking up.

The orignal Tesla device was not electronic, but rather mechanical, a sort of 
time pile-driver that would just keep hitting the ground at the proper 
frequency. He abandoned the project when he realized that it was impossible to tell 
where the earthquake would hit.

Chuck the Heretic