ORMUS IS A GAS
BY JOHN V. MILEWSKI
November 19, 2003
Rev 3/18/04
INTRODUCTION
In the 80's and 90's David Hudson coined the acronym ORMEs. This is a
name for what he defined as a new state of matter. ORMEs is an acronym
for "Orbitally Rearranged Monatomic Elements." He demonstrated, through
his very detailed experiments and multiple testing, that at least 13 of
the transition elements (Co, Ni, Cu, Ru, Rh, Pd Ag, Re, Os, Ir, Pt, Au,
Hg.), which are in the center of the periodic table, can exist in a
heretofore unidentified state of matter. He claimed that this occurs
when they are in a
monatomic state.
He found that in this state they are very chemically inert.
Inconventional chemistry it is believed that all chemical reactions
between elements take place because of the action of their outer
electrons. Now, what David Hudson deduced, was that when these
transition elements exist in a monatomic state and are not sharing or
swapping their electrons with their near neighbors in a material
structure like a crystal lattice, they become ORMEs elements.
At this stage the outer electrons of these elements form cooper pairs
and become whirlwinds of light rotating at super speeds
around the atom. Again, as a result of this change they lose all
conventional chemical reactivity. Another important change that takes
place is that the whirling electrons that have become light set up a
meissner antimagnetic field. This antimagnetic field causes a
levitating force against the earth magnetic field and the element
effectively loses 4/9's of it's weight. According to Hudson, at this
same time the nucleus becomes high spin and shrinks to about 1/3 of its
original size and distorts to an oblong shape. When in this state as a
single atom it should be a very small and very chemically inert atomic
gas.
ORMUS
IS A GAS
We are postulating that the free atom Ormus form of these 13 transition
atoms is a very chemically inert gas. We also postulate that they are
very small in relation to
their masses and are surrounded by a very strong antimagnetic field. As
a result of these properties we suspect that our atmosphere contains a
significant amount of these gases. If this is true we would expect them
to blend into our atmosphere and be easily mistaken for other gases
such as argon, nitrogen and CO2, which might have similar
weight and vapor pressure.
In addition to existing as a gas and because of their small size and
chemical inertness they would easily diffuse into matter both liquids
and
solids. It has been suggested that they are captured in water
structures and in
most crystal structures such as quartz, magnetite and marble just to
name a few. We think that their antimagnetic field helps them stay
centered in the electric and magnetic fields found in the lattice
structure.
During physical and chemical activity of these retaining structures,
the
ormus elements would remain invisible to ordinary detection methods.
SUPPORTING
DATA
Gold Grows
In the summer of 2003 I reexamined some samples that had been
processed on December 02, 1998 and March, 03, 1999. There are four
samples that were
processed in 1998 in which hundreds of beads of gold (50 to 500 microns
in diameter) were produced from container glass along with significant
amounts of what appears to be Ormus material.
The gold bead in Photo 1 is about 500 microns in diameter and the
string of
beads in Photo 2 range from 10 to 50 microns in diameter. (Photos 1 and
2) The report on this will be given later in this paper.
Photo 1
Photo 2
The March 03, 1999 sample was saved, because it also had a small amount
of blue Ormus in the glass portion of the sample. It was stored in a
sealed
polyethylene plastic bag, (Photo 3).
Photo 3 - 2x magnification
This piece of glass was melted and attached to a fused piece of
magnetite.
Upon this new examination, the magnetite portion of the sample
was discovered to have about 50 beads of gold attached to its surface.
These beads ranged in size from 20 to 1500 microns in diameter that
were not
there in 1999 when the sample was stored away for saving. (Photo 4)
Photo 4 - 2x magnification
The
gold appears to be growing on the opposite side of the magnetite, about
½ inch away from the small spot of blue Ormus glass. A very
significant addition to this sample is a small duplication for this
gold growing event, where another an even smaller spot of blue Ormus
glass is found and about ¼ inch away a few small spots of gold
are also growing.
Because of its surface
structure, I believe that the gold is growing. The surface is not
smooth as would be the case in melted gold but it has projections that
appear to be reaching out and
collection material from the air as can be seen in the enlarged
pictures below. (Photo 5, 6)
Photo 5 - 10x magnification
Photo 6
- 30x magnification
This is not basal growth but tip growth. It is theorized that the gold
comes from the surrounding air.
The sample was stored in a sealed plastic bag. Apparently the small
gold atoms diffuse through the bag and then were attracted to the
magnetite substrate by the energy field set up by the Ormus at the base
to react to form metallic gold. For some reason not fully understood
the Ormus gold is converted to metallic gold as the atoms touch the
surface of the magnetite.
It could be the
increased magnetic field surrounding the magnetite or the ability that
magnetite has to either give up or receive electrons, alone or in
combination with the special energy field sent up from the Ormus gold
below in the glass.
This magnetic effect could be related to direct interaction of the
magnetite with Superlight (magneto-electric) energy. I believe
that Superlight is an extremely energetic all prevailing dynamic
Aether. You can read more about Superlight at the following web site: http://www.luminet.net/~wenonah/new/milewski.htm
White Powder of Gold grows
For the past several years I have performed many fire assay
analyses. During this process about 90 grams of
assay glass is left over after the lead button is separated from the
molten glass. This
glass was saved and stored in sealed plastic bags. Some of these bags
were
stored outside in a plastic tray where they were and exposed to
occasional rain. (Photos 7, 8, 9, 10)
Photo 7
Photo 8
Photo 9
Photo 10
Upon examination of these samples after
about 6 months of exposure to the elements, I found that they all were
coated with a heavy white powder
deposit. In about a year and a half about 60 grams of powder was
collected after each 6
months period.
I believe that most gold or platinum group metal ores
not only contain the ore element as a metal but an even a greater
amount of the ore
element in the Ormus form. I suspect that during the assay process most
of the
metal in the ore is extracted by the lead and the Ormus portion of the
precious metal
stays in the glass portion of the assay liquid. If this is so, the
glass portion would contain a
substantial amount of Ormus material. I suspect that this Ormus
material in the glass is
the force that is attracting additional material out of the air and
water to form the white
powder.
Another source of white powder
I live in Albuquerque, NM near the Sandia Mountains. For the
past 10 years I have been hiking up the mountain trails near the tram
where there is a service road to the first service tower. The hike to
the tower is about 1 ½ miles long where you climb about 400 feet
in elevation above the parking lot at the tram home base. In the past
few years and more especially in the past 6 months I have
observed that there is a significant amount of white coating on many of
the rocks along and beside the trail. Many call this substance
"caliche" a presumed calcium carbonated material.
Prior to living in
Albuquerque I lived in a town call White Rock near Los Alamos
National Laboratories where I worked. The town was called White Rock
because many of the rocks around the town were covered with this same
mysterious, ill-defined, white coating. The town of White Rock
is built on a large lava flow. I believe that the lava
contains significant amounts of Ormus glass in it's structure and is
also very strongly paramagnetic. I believe that these
properties help attract the white powder to form the heavy white
coating on the rocks and lava beds at White Rock, NM.
Now that I am paying attention, I see this white coating on many rocks
in many places in town, around the state and in Colorado also. I have
seen it on small pebbles about 1 inch in size and larger nearly
round boulders greater then 8 feet in diameter. I have seen it on
granite, sand stone and
it is especially heavy on the large broken lava rocks that are used on
the
side of roads and stream bed supports.( Photos 11,12,13,14)
Photo 11
Photo 12
Photo 13
Photo 14
At first I thought this white material was deposited from
underground hot spring deposits, but there are no hot spring around nor
have there ever been. In most all cases the boulders
and pebbles are free standing on the surface and not attached to bed
rocks. Also these rocks are mostly round and have the coating on two to
four sides.
Where Does This Coating Come From?
I believe that the atmosphere is the source of the white
powder and that it grows on rocks, to which it is attracted, by
some force within the rocks. I presume that this force comes from the
ormus glass in the lava rocks that cause such heavy coatings
and that the other variety of rocks like the granites, sandstone's,
etc. must have a paramagnetic like nature that causes the attraction.
The coating materials comes from the air and even more so when there is
a light rain like we get here in the desert. The rain captures the
ormes on the way down and deposits them on the rocks where some of it
is attracted to stay. If there is not too much or too heavy of a
rain it does not wash away and after drying up it hardens into a
permanent coating of white powder.
Experimental Process For Conformation.
A set of experiments are being started to explore and try to understand
what is going on in this coating process.
