In a message dated 7/11/01 9:53:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time, 
wram_tech@yahoo.com writes: 



Subj: does negative energy hold key to movemnet in time? 
Date: 7/11/01 9:53:21 PM Pacific Daylight Time 
From:    wram_tech@yahoo.com (T. Akin.) 
To:    Quark137@aol.com 




Greetings Mr.Bayles.:                                  
          It is time to build a model test craft. As I 
said before, if you are someone  writes up a scientific 
proposal documenting test results and submits it for a 
grant approval request, money might be made available 
to build.                                              
   I came across an interesting article by John 
Gribbin,"Deeping Quantum Mysteries" at 
(http://www.biols.susx.ac.uk/home/JohnGribbin/).It 
talks about time wave of the forward part of the 
scalar wave and retarded part also. Quite 
interesting.Supose for instants that a part of the 
wave could be separated and applied to mass similarly 
to the new material Mr.Bearden uses to trap magnetic 
wave of a coil in his MEG then reapplied to a mass at 
later point in time. Would it effect the time period 
the mass existed by being in a past part of a wave or 
particle?                                              
The article makes me wonder?I'am sure that the way I 
stated it would be wrong, but still you need to read 
the article to see what I'm talking about. Which side 
of a time line would negative energy effect, if at all? 
Maybe an object (mass) can be made to exist in time 
other than present?


ANSWER: 
You ask very good questions. If we look at Einstein's work regarding special 
relativity, we see that time and mass are linked so that an increase in time 
is related to an increase in mass. If we consider the simple experiment of 
the harmonic oscillator involving the time period being equal to the total 
square root of mass divided by the spring constant parameter, if we allow 
mass to be negative, then the time has an imaginary component. Then squaring 
the time (to yield an area) will result in negative time. 

I am wondering if subtracting small, non whole quantum unit bits of time (via 
adding negative time to positive time) will cause normal matter to slip out 
of synch with the present reality and start reappearing in intervals previous 
to the present. (I consider what we take to be solid reality as being 
refreshed much like a movie is, frame at a time.) If we slip out of synch, 
will we reappear embedded in a solid object? 

In a quantum sense, we exist only at whole unit multiples of time in 
probabilistic Schrodinger wave fashion. What if we split the unit existence 
and began to drift through reality? Might not be a good experience. 

The Hutchison experiments may be a clue to this where he apparently has 
melded solid objects together using variable phased high voltage coils. I 
seem to remember  something like that happening in the story of the 
Philadelphia experiment where people were embedded into the structure of the 
ship, the Eldridge. It would explain such things as persons who have 
disappeared right in front of witnesses and the so called spontaneous human 
combustion resulting from the refresh support energy arriving out of phase 
with the subject human timing cycle. 

This is an area that I need to explore more in depth mathematically. I hope 
to be able do so as time permits. 

Respectfully, 
Jerry E. Bayles