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Mike L. Wallace, Jr. Published: August 11, 2010 3:22 AM


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In retrospect: In the past when the people would sit outside all day, it was clearly obvious that the sun moved around the Earth and the moon followed it. So, naturally, Galileo was an insane nut to suggest that the Earth moved around the sun. And if anything other than normal could be seen through his metal tube than it surely was sorcery (the work of the Devil). 

So, laugh and mock me for what I’m about to tell you. When light (traveling 186,000 miles a second) hits matter head on. It smashes and passes through turning it black and gives up its heat turning it cool. There is colored light and black light (shadow, shade, darkness). Like a bb traveling at a high velocity striking a swimming pool of bb’s head on. It smashes, travels through to the bottom, and causes the other bb’s to move. If it strikes the pool on an angle, it reflects off. With light, it’s a gazillion bb’s. If there is more colored light present then black light is invisible and visa versa. Light comes into our atmosphere and bounces off gases into all direction creating our air pressure. During the day and night, black light is rising up from the Earth. This means light pushes on matter from all directions. Light is the glue that holds everything together and cause the vibrations that energizes everything. When light turns black the colors are still separate. Like six tinted lenses put side-by-side. If you look through the center the color you see is black. If we could understand how the sun creates black spots at the poles. Then we could focus and concentrate black light for energy, propulsion and maybe levitation.

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Proof: (Huh) I have an 8th grade education. I can’t explain in a mathematical formula. Go into a dark room with a flashlight. Put the light against the wall. As you move the light away the circle gets bigger and denser. Now, holding the light there put a quarter on the wall in the light. As you pull the quarter away, the black light gets bigger and denser. Now, point the flashlight into a mirror with the quarter in between. The black light reflects. I know how it sounds. You are probably doubtful. But, if light reflects off of matter so easily, then wouldn’t it hit the ground, bounce up onto whatever is casting the shadow and then onto the shadow making it not there.

I am brimming with many ideas to help our world but no outlet to put them in motion. For instance, build a satellite around a massive concave leaded glass dome. Either orbit it around the sun or opposite the Earth rotation. Inner side of the dome facing the sun. The satellite is always in between Earth and the sun at full sun. During the winter, it warms the Earth. So, that plants can live and create oxygen longer to counter the greenhouse effect. During summer a hydraulic arm pulls a tinted lens or mesh material to filter light and make Earth cooler. Either have the satellite manned or monkeys trained to a daily routine for food. Of course the satellite is solar powered.

Mike Wallace Jr. 


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