Dowsing Result Confirmed?

[dowser]

I know antigravity isn't possible yet, I didn't know I couldn't work on it. I know this isn't the right place.. I got carried away again.. See ya!!

 

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[dowser]

I know antigravity isn't possible yet, I didn't know I couldn't work on it. I know this isn't the right place.. I got carried away again.. See ya!!

Forget all that stuff I wrote about diverting, blocking or channeling gravity.., I think we need to go between it! Lol

 

[DizzyDigger]

I wasn't rewriting your books, I was writing my own. Those are my test results, and explanation of my future test procedures.
Calling ME a druggy because YOU can't understand?

Before you make a fool of yourself, it might be best that you go back and reread the posts I've made in response to you. At no time did I ever suggest you were a "druggy".

Test results? You have shown no test results. Just because you deem that gravity or electromagnetism acts in a manner completely inconsistent with any known science does not make it so.

I'm done with you.

 

[dowser]

That's what some bugs do. They use a frequency to move between gravity.
Just like the German inventor antigravity machine. He used beetle wings..

 

[McKinney_5900]

Before you make an ass of yourself, it might be best that you go back and reread the posts I've made in response to you. At no time did I ever suggest you were a "druggy".

What has happened to this forum?

 

[dowser]

I'm not off topic. Simple dowsing has brought me to antigravity thoughts.

 

[lonelysearcher7]

The GPR results and location are pretty interesting. Seems like a sincere video to me anyway.

 

[lonelysearcher7]

Click bait video.

2-3 meters deep

But needs the special planning, tools, and team.🤣

A nothing burger.

To me it looked like the refilled pit was at least 3 meters deep and there was no clear indication of any object down there yet. Meaning the hole could even go deeper. Even 3 meters would be impossible without at least one other person there to help you. Even then doing it all in one night before the morning crowd would be pretty challenging.

 

[Red-Coat]

That's what some bugs do. They use a frequency to move between gravity.
Just like the German inventor antigravity machine. He used beetle wings..

Oh, for goodness sake!

You’re thinking of the Russian paranormal researcher Viktor Stepanovich Grebennikov, who died in 2001.

In his 1997 self-published book ‘My World’ (Moi Mir) he gave detailed accounts of flying over the Russian countryside in a levitation device comprising a platform that relied on (dead) insect wings and other body parts to defy gravity. Conveniently, he claimed that his camera shutter was jammed during the flights as a result of a “time-warping force-field” generated by the “secret ‘geometric’ power of chitin” (the main component of insect exoskeletons.) Substantiation of his claims is non-existent.

 

[ToyMan]

Here's your first move. Dig about 2 feet deep. You will hit saltwater.
Report back to this forum.

 

[RS DISCOVERIES]

Here's your first move. Dig about 2 feet deep. You will hit saltwater.
Report back to this forum.

From what I saw, when the tide was down in the evening, the water was way too far down the beach to hit it at 2 ft. It'd be impossible during high tide. Which if you think about it would create a sort of natural security barrier.

 

[signal_line]

From what I saw, when the tide was down in the evening, the water was way too far down the beach to hit it at 2 ft. It'd be impossible during high tide. Which if you think about it would create a sort of natural security barrier.

Gravity is not responsible for dowsing. It might be an indicator that the electrostatic force is strong enough to overpower any gravity. Well, gravity is the weakest force.

People using Y-rods talk about levity—the rod feels like it becomes weightless—but really it is electrostatic force.

 

[signal_line]

Gravity is not responsible for dowsing. It might be an indicator that the electrostatic force is strong enough to overpower any gravity. Well, gravity is the weakest force.

People using Y-rods talk about levity—the rod feels like it becomes weightless—but really it is electrostatic force.

It depends on the object’s polarity as to how the Human aura affects the rod response. It pulls down for some objects. Electrostatic force is stronger than gravity. If you rub a balloon against some natural fabric it will gain that charge and you can stick it to the ceiling and defy gravity. This is the same force that pulls the L-rods together.

 

[dowser]

It depends on the object’s polarity as to how the Human aura affects the rod response. It pulls down for some objects. Electrostatic force is stronger than gravity. If you rub a balloon against some natural fabric it will gain that charge and you can stick it to the ceiling and defy gravity. This is the same force that pulls the L-rods together.

Dowsing is ballooning? OK cool!

 

[robertk]

Dowsing is ballooning?

Sometimes there's hot air involved.

 

[signal_line]

Dowsing is ballooning? OK cool!

Some people you just can’t reach.

The balloon example shows that the electrostatic force is greater than gravity—much greater.

 

[Carl-NC]

The balloon example shows that the electrostatic force is greater than gravity—much greater.

If you rub the balloon on a cat and transfer the charge, will the cat stick to the ceiling?

 

[signal_line]

If you rub the balloon on a cat and transfer the charge, will the cat stick to the ceiling?

A better question might be: Will an L-rod support the weight of a charged balloon? That is way more than what a dowser needs to feel the target response.