Scope Traces
Basic Concepts of Electron Beam, Magnets, and Copper
Vibrational Interaction
The scope is set up to produce a dot on the screen. A tunned 5 segment
vibrational tube is held directly in front of the dot.
The entire tube lights up with electrical activity, as standing
vibration on the tube organizes and controls it.
Pictured is the DM wavelength, Diagonal mediator for the human body.
The energy of the electron beam is not contained only inside the CRT.
It's field reach is much greater.
If I move the tube to one side, the effect drops very quickly.
The electron field interacts most strongly at the center of a segment,
for a standing wave vibrational resonant form.
Magnetic Interaction.
Perpendicular Approach
I am the electron beam traveling to the face of the screen from the
electron gun at the rear of the Cathode Ray Tube.
If I am an electron approaching a magnet, such that I see it's North
pole on my right, then I am going to travel over the magnet.
If I am an electron in the beam and I observe its North pole to my
left, then I am going to travel under the magnet.
If my path is to the center of the magnet, my bending curve will be
stronger.
The power of the bend lies at the center of the magnet, for this
angular approach.
Polar Approach
The electron beam is now approaching the end of a magnet.
As the trace moves across the screen it's deflection is shifted from
down on the left to up on the right.
The other pole is not present to pull it back down on the right side of
the screen as before.
The beam crosses at the center of the magnet.
Magnetic Pole Patterns
North pole for the first three photos, South pole on the lower right.
The beam scans across the CRT face left to right, as it crosses the
magnetic poles center point it does a very special and beautiful dance.
As viewed from the front side, with north pole, the beam first does a
downwards CW loop, then an upwards CCW loop.
South pole reverses this and changes the angle of the pattern.
In both cases the beam is turned backwards for a time along the time
domain to curl around the center of the magnets field.
This shows that in an electron beam, there is a built in duality at
work.
This is an electric field interacting with a magnetic field.
This is a door opening to the study of scalar canceling coils.
Time and Electrical Force in Motion
One picture I could not get with my
camera, as I am simply too slow to capture it. If you set the
trace frequency very low so the dot crosses the screen slowly.
What now happens at the magnet location, the beam will take one loop
around the outside of the magnet and not cross the center at all.
The velocity of this loop, a perfect circle, is about 10 or 20 times
faster then the sweep rate of the dot.
Now as you increase the sweep rate, there is a magical place where the
figure 8 forms. This is the tempic field link, which exposes the nature
of motion near c velocities.
The trace goes from a zero, and it changes to alternating sides of the
figure 8, first CW then CCW then CW again, etc....
Where this happens, the first CW spin already knows there is another
opposing one coming next, and so it moves to one side of
center of the magnet.
The first spin, moves to one side of center, before the second spin
hits the screen reversed!
How does the first spin know to move to one side of center, the second
one has not happened yet?
This same phenomena is observed in party levitation, during counting,
if a count is missed by someone the weight returns between the counts,
half way.
It returns on the interval segment between the two counts, even before
the next
count happens, the one that gets messed up and one person misses
counting it.
This is effect happening before cause and is the nature of events in a
time stream of pulses.
The reversed conjugate is not hard to observe.
This is the power of pulsing, and coherent entrainment of a vibrational
field.
It operates across time, to effect both the past and future for a small
distance, with a very real field force.
The electron beam pulsed this way operates on itself, to create first
an attracting loop and then an opposing loop to the magnet it is
dancing in front of.