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To: hoosiermama; Rusty0604

Project Looking Glass Los Alamos National Laboratory Through the Looking Glass with Phase Conjugation

Through the Looking Glass with Phase Conjugation Fall 1982

Los Alamos National Laboratory

Many times in my searching through hidden documents and talking to various people... the term "Digging a very deep Rabbit Hole" comes up...

When I was looking at the tech that would be involved in 'cloaking' a secret space ship or station, I was shown the secret of the 'Cheshire Cat' then told by the 'Rabbit' that asking about this information would attract the attention of "The Kings Men' who wouldn't be able to put 'Humpty Dumpty' together again...

I have it from a private source that over the doorway to S4 at Groom Lake there is a 3D figurine of a Rabbit holding a Watch...

At first I thought this amusing... then I realized there was more to it...

In our Stargate threads we were shown a few documents that were very interesting... and led us to the "Looking Glass"

Join me now as we follow 'Alice' into the 'Rabbit Hole' and step through the "Looking Glass' at Los Alamos National Laboratory...

I would suggest d/ling this quickly they already moved the Warp Drive papers


462 posted on 05/18/2018 9:30:27 AM PDT by STARLIT (I've always won, and I'm going to continue to win. And that's the way it is. -DJTrump)
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To: NIKK

This is old. Think of the advances they have made.

Transmitting HOLOGRAMS.

4) Interferometry using real-time holography
We invented a microscope which removes the image of stationary
objects from a scene, and shows only the moving objects. For example, if one
views a section of living nerve tissue through this microscope, one should be
able to see the slight changes in the nerve as an electrical signal propagates
down the nerve. The microscope uses two-wave mixing between two
coherent laser beams in a photorefractive crystal of BaTiO 3 . One of the
beams (the “image-bearing” beam) passes through the microscopic sample
before it enters the crystal. The other beam (the “reference” beam), which is
considerably more intense, is sent directly into the crystal, as shown in Figure
8. In the absence of any movement or change in the microscopic scene, the
image-bearing beam and the reference beam interfere in the crystal and
create a hologram. The beams then scatter off of this same hologram. The caxis
direction of the crystal is aligned so that the image-bearing beam is
depleted by the interaction. The transmitted portion of the image-bearing
beam is viewed with an eyepiece.

http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a221210.pdf


465 posted on 05/18/2018 9:34:08 AM PDT by smoky415
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To: NIKK; hoosiermama

Here’s a forum on this subject from 2008:

http://projectavalon.net/forum/showthread.php?t=3865

Check it out


474 posted on 05/18/2018 9:42:10 AM PDT by Rusty0604
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To: NIKK

P.S. I grew up in Livermore CA, where the second laboratory was opened. Small town so that was a main employer, lots of my friend’s parents were the scientific types. We called it the rad lab because most work was around radiation. We had crazy mutant sheep being born, and cancer in humans happen after awhile.


488 posted on 05/18/2018 9:49:56 AM PDT by Rusty0604
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