THE TELEPORTER -------------- A teleporter is a device which can transfer a solid object from position A to B wirelessly at the speed of light or faster. Three different principles (methods) can be used to create such a device. Using the first method, all the object's atoms are scanned by 2 energyplane 2 (EP2) rays which cross each other at the scanning point. The atoms which are present at the scanning point modulate the sum and difference of the frequencies in the 2 crossing beams. The beams consist of a type of EP2 energy that can penetrate all energyplane 1 matter. The modulated swingproduct is digitalized and scanned by a photon computer. This computer calculates the numbers of protons, neutrons and electrons in the matter scanned. The computer generates a binary code containing this information. This code is sent to the receiving destination. At the receiving destination the physical object is rebouilt of plasma using the binary code as it's reference. This method means that a solid object is copied exactly at the destination. This method needs a lot of frequency spectrum and it requires a lot of time to send even a small physical object if the spectrum used is limited to the electromagnetic spectrum. One must have access to waves on energyplane 3 to make this method useful. We therefore do not use this method. Method 2 is more useful. It uses a totally different principle. Here the entire object is transformed and transferred to energyplane 2 in one quick operation. In this state without graviton binding the object is transmittable as a whole. The object disappears from the transmitting site, so this method does not employ copying. The object is moved along the energy dimension by an oscillating magnetic field which influence the quarks in such a way that the object lose it's graviton binding. The object is therefore moved to energyplane 2. It is now possible to transmit the object through space by an electromagnetic pulse. You can send the object to another nature plane or you can move it to another geographical coordinate in our natureplane. Method 3 is as follows: you create a 4-dimensional channel trough space and send the object along this channel. (A wormhole in space itself). Using this method you don't need to do anything with the object. To use this method you need an unatomic force field. Orgon can perhaps can be used to create the wormhole. With this method is it possible to send object to other times as well as other positions in space. Method 1 requires a receiving device. Method 2 doesn't require a receiving device because the object automatically rematerializes at a certain distance from the antenna, depending on the strength of the transmission impulse. This method does however need precise pointing accuracy in the transmitting antenna so that the object will rematerialize at the chosen receiving spot, for example with 3mm positional accuracy. It is possible to build a receiving device using method 2 that works in phase lock with the transmitter by leading the object along a wave travelling between the transmitter and receiver. The object dematerializes in a chamber at the receiving spot. With method 3 it's possible to see the receiving location through the channel before the object is sent. One can therefore search for the best receiving location by looking and using the controls at the same time. When the best spot is found the object is sent trough the hyperspace channel. Method 2 -------- In the drawing you can see a block diagram of a teleporter based on method 2. The transmitting chamber is shown. Over and under this chamber the main magnets are located. These magnets consist of a material that makes them very fast. The magnets are formed as discs around the bottom and top section of the chamber, which is cylindrically shaped. In a ring around the middle section of the chamber are located various control and modulating magnets. The waveguide from the chamber to the antenna is made of insulating material with metallic discs inside. These discs are connected to a box. This box generates a high-voltage force field between each disc in the cable. The highest positive potential is nearest to the antenna. In the antenna there are a circle of radials. Each of these radials can be shalted in by a special selection system which allow transmitting the object in the right direction. When the object is sent, a capacitor discharges between the center radial and the chosen radial. This occurs when the object is located in the center of the antenna waiting to be sent. The distance the object is sent depends on the amount of energy in the capacitor before discharge. This discharge sets the distance between the antenna and the rematerialization point. Under the bottom of the transmission chamber is a parabolic antenna. This antenna is used for NMR scanning of the object. A computer uses the NMR scan to calculate the correct transformation field for the object. When the coordinates for the dematrialization spot are given to the transmission computer, the object is transformed. A weak laser beam emitted from the top of the chamber will go through the object and strike a photocell at the chamber's bottom, once the object is transformed. When this occurs the transmission computer is activated. The object is held inside the chamber by a magnetic field generated around the chamber. Then the main magnets attract the object to the waveguide. The object enters the waveguide and is sent to the antenna. The object is then emitted from the antenna. The object's movement stops immediately when its subatoms begin to attract gravitons. This stopping has no effect on the object because mechanical natural laws only are valid on energyplane 1. This means that the object must have rematerialized before these laws can take effect.