- There it says hydrogen is created by gravitational fields from aether, or vacuum, the latter being the 5th form or phase of matter. How compatible is this claim with Wal's theory? Upriver, can you do any of these experiments? Here's some of the explanation and evidence mentioned at the site.
- The phase shift mechanism proposed in this model, does in fact show how the ionosphere and earth's own atmosphere are maintained. Hydrogen and Helium were never a gas by-product released from planet's or moon's interiors, and presently my VPM is the only physical model that explains their presence on all the planets, including the sun. If one could go on Neptune or Jupiter, and start pumping out Hydrogen from Neptune's atmosphere into space, or somehow utilising it as an energy source, he would find out that the supply of Hydrogen will be inexhaustible. This is because, the thickness of Hydrogen around a planet is simply vacuum with its phase shifted to the lightest gas phase, so a new layer of Hydrogen will be instantly converted by the gravitational field from the surrounding vacuum, resulting in an inexhaustible supply of hydrogen. The same of course applies to our sun, and explains its inexhaustible supply of hydrogen. As you see, the term 'phase' of matter fits perfectly with its equivalent electromagnetic phase angle, and the old term of 'aether' (a gas like medium) for vacuum was not that bad at all!
- More experimental evidence of vacuum phase turning into gas phase
- The following is the introduction to a 1905 article by Clarence Skinner of the University of Nebraska:
- While making an experimental study of the cathode fall of various metals in helium it was observed that no matter how carefully the gas was purified the hydrogen tested spectroscopically, persistently appeared in the cathode glow. Simultaneous with this appearance there was also a continuous increase in the gas pressure with time of discharge. This change in gas pressure was remarkable because of its being much greater than that which had been observed under the same conditions with either nitrogen, oxygen or hydrogen. Now the variation in cathode fall with current density and with gas pressure in helium was found to be so like that obtained with hydrogen that it appeared necessary to maintain the helium free of the latter in order to make sure that the hydrogen present was not the factor causing this similarity in the results. Futile endeavors to attain this condition led to the present investigation, which locates the source of the hydrogen in the cathode, shows that the quantity of hydrogen evolved by a fresh cathode obeys Faraday’s law for electrolytes, and that a fresh anode absorbs hydrogen by the same law.1
- Skinner employed various metals as cathode and found that most tarnished during discharge in helium and each produced hydrogen. Metals tarnish in the presence of atomic hydrogen, but not in helium. The following quote is from his article:
- Altogether about two cubic centimeters of gas have been given off by this silver disk, which is 15 mm in diameter and about 1 mm thick. It shows no sign of having its supply of hydrogen reduced in the least.2
- Many respected experimenters have reported the surprising appearance of hydrogen gas in their experiments. The following quote is from a 1914 article by Sir J.J. Thomson: I would like to direct attention to the analogy between the effect just described and an everyday experience with discharge tubes. I mean the difficulty of getting these tubes free from hydrogen when the test is made by a sensitive method like that of positive rays. Though you may heat the glass tube to the melting point, may dry the gases by liquid air or cooled charcoal and free gases you let into the tube as carefully as you will from hydrogen, you will get hydrogen lines by the positive ray method, even when the bulb has been running several hours a day for nearly a year.3