Pulsed Microwaves
By Dr. rer. nat. Peter Augustin
According to the latest news, the dying of the German forests continues unabated. Only every third tree is still healthy even though we were able to reduce sulfur pollution by 70% over the last years through installing filters in power plants and catalytic converters in cars. "It is not air pollution, but airwave pollution that makes our trees and soils sick," insisted the physicist and electrical engineer Wolfgang Volkrodt. He documented how forest areas (e.g. along the former German-German border) exposed directly to powerful radar or line-of-sight transmitters were most seriously affected. Wolfgang Volkrodt adopted my theory of dense water in order to explain those effects of electromagnetic radiation. In April 2000, Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Volkrodt died at the age of 75. For over 30 years he had been the director of Siemens' research and development, surprising the research community with unusual ideas. Volkrodt filed 150 patents and produced many publications, some of which were also cited in "PM". I have heard many a lecture on electromagnetic pollution, but most of the time only statistics are presented. Unfortunately, the "why" and "how" is hardly ever mentioned. Therefore I wish to start FOCUSING on the true nature of electromagnetic pollution. Gravity, light, sound - all of them work through focusing, the concentrating of the effect results in an extreme amplification - even if just in one spot. Think of the center of gravity. In a scale the mass hangs from a single point. Already during the last part of the 17th century, Tschirnhaus melted porcelain in the focal point of a concave mirror that smoothed the way for Böttcher. Sound, too, can be focused as for example is the case in our ears where all incoming sound waves are channeled to the tiny interconnected bones of the middle ear. And in the eye our lens also focuses on the blind spot and each single cone. I will place my focus on water now.
Understanding electromagnetic pollution means understanding the foundations of life. Water is such a foundation and 85% of the human body consists of water. The often quoted "70%" is incorrect because it is overlooked that the mass left after drying at 80 to 105 °C (175 to 220 °F) is still for the most part water. Simply heat pure, snow-white and completely dry beet or cane sugar. In the end, you will not only have coal but water, too. Our natural fibers also consist mainly of water.
Water is the weirdest substance you can imagine. It behaves totally different from any other compound known to us. Scientists refer to it rather plainly as anomalies. The best known anomaly is the expansion of ice during cooling. At first sight, this contradicts directly with natural laws. There are twelve different states of ice, whose densities range from 0.92 g to 1.5 g per cubic centimeter.
The most stunning anomaly is the contractility of its extremely thin but comparatively expanded water membrane. I recommend to visit my web site www.dense-water.com where a sequence of pictures shows this property. All muscles are contractile, that is, they can only do work while they contract or shorten. Have a look at the water in the membrane of a "soap" bubble. It does not flow away. It is a solid. And it strongly interacts with microwaves.
Solid ice, for instance, has no interaction with microwaves. Only during melting, when part of the ice turns liquid, the interaction rapidly increases. This has to do with the fact that in its liquid form water exists simultaneously in two different states. The higher the temperature increases, the greater the portion of the dense state of water grows. The specific details of this phenomenon can be studied at my above-mentioned web site. Because of this dense phase, water can so easily be cooked with microwaves.
Our body consists mainly of the dense phase of liquid water. This is very important in order to understand negative or any other electromagnetic effects. Microwaves, however, hardly penetrate into our body. That does not make sense. How then can we find a plausible explanation for the damaging effects of electromagnetic pollution caused by microwaves from cellular phones? And also why do pulsed microwaves seem to have a stronger effect than non-pulsed modulations? That was a real tough question for me because I simply could not think of sonoluminescence, which is generated in water through sound and radiates across the near ultraviolet range. The observations of electromagnetic hypersensitive people who can actually hear microwaves finally made a light go on in my head. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE CAUSATIVE SOUND AND EFFECTIVE ULTRAVIOLET ENERGY LEVEL SPANS ELEVEN ORDERS OF MAGNITUDE! The UV radiation is 100 billion times stronger than the sound energy. This is almost unbelievable and certainly mind boggling, but to disperse all doubts the accurate measurements have been replicated again and again.
Each microwave evaporates water, which expands itself over two thousand times during this process. When those microwaves are pulsed with very steep amplitude gradients, a pressure wave must result that is easily conducted throughout the body. When those microwaves continue to hit the body in fast succession, longitudinal energy is generated, which is also called sound. In water sound can be transformed into UV radiation, which could be observed again and again. As we all know, UV radiation is ionizing like radioactive alpha, beta and gamma radiations. I do not intend to talk about ionizing effects now because I assume that since Nagasaki, Hiroshima and Chernobyl their consequences are sufficiently known. In the human body, UV radiation is used for cell division and also produced therein. In an extremely short period of time, it is possible to divide the DNA into two long parts with the help of UV radiation. Cell division that is uncontrolled by our body, we refer to as cancer.
In order to make the effect of sound more plausible, let us focus our attention on the hearing of our bones. When you tap a tuning fork and hold it to your ear, you will hear a sound that stops after a little while. However, when you touch the bone behind your ear with the still vibrating tuning fork, you can continue to hear the sound for a little longer.
Our bones are piezoelectric, that means they know no perception threshold. Piezoelectric tools are indispensable for the so-called nuclear microscopy. Doing microscopy is like trying to get as close as possible to the object, which is only made possible through the most sensitive tools based on piezoelectricity. Bone collagen has by far the highest piezoelectric coefficient in the whole world. Sound pressure waves can generate electricity. Someone from the audience doubted that bones are piezoelectric because they allegedly cannot have the required crystal structure. I only refer you to the work by Eichi Fukada in the "Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences" Vol. 238 (11) 1974, pages 7-25.
This presentation is very short because nothing is more practical than a good theory. Brevity is the soul of wit. But do not hesitate to read my web site about the infinite water and hopefully a light will come on for you.
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