Archives for September 2021

How to add Solar Power into your Life

There are multiple ways to add solar power into your life other than putting Solar Panels on your roof. I would love to run my home on solar panels, but while I save up for this, I decided to look at other ideas that would allow me to have solar more in my life now. Below are 5 great ways to add solar power into your life now.

Solar power supply and charger, which can act as LED light too. This is a great device to have on hand to charge your phone if you are in an area without power. If the lights go out in your home it can also serve as a flashlight. I bought one of these for that just in case moment.

Solar Charger 20000mAh Portable Solar Power Bank for Cell Phone Waterproof External Solar Backup Battery Power Pack Charge...

2. Solar String Lights for your patio. I love lights on the patio, but why not make them solar power instead? Many of the solar string lights can last up to 8 hours off of the solar charge. It is all about adding a little magic to the backyard with the power of sunlight.

3. Solar water heaters for your home. This can be a cost-effective way to generate hot water for your home. Solar water heating systems include storage tanks and solar collectors. One type of solar water heating systems is considered active, which have direct and indirect circulating pumps and control.

4. Solar power light bulbs and indoor lights for your home. You can now have solar power light bulbs and lights for your indoor space. Many of the indoor lights come with remote control so you can turn the brightness of the light up or down. The solar power light bulbs are usually for camping but I think if people became creative there would be a lot of different uses for them.

5. Solar power backpack for your everyday adventure. The Solar power backpacks range from 3.5 watts to 7.5 watt output. Many do not come with a charging battery. However, SolarGoPack Solar Powered Backpack does come with a charging battery. Several of the backpacks also double as a hydration backpack as well. This is a great way to take solar with you on day hikes to make sure your electronic devices stay charged.

Solar products keep becoming more and more innovative. They have everything from Solar power jackets to hats and more and more products come out each year. Before buying a battery-operated product, it would be good to see if you can by the solar form of it instead.

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Gateways

I am a fan of the Stranger Things television series. The bases of the television show is that government scientist open a portal to another dimension and how people deal with the aftermath. This got me to thinking if this was possible and have we done this as well? Could we visit other worlds?

Montauk Project

What if I told you Stranger Things is allegedly based on a real military facility in the United States that has been shut down but not forgotten. They closed down Camp Hero and the Montauk Air Force Station which is located on Long Island in 1984. However, the base is still being patrolled and watched to this day. In 1992, a self-published book by Preston B. Nichols called The Montauk Project: Experiments In Time [PDF] was released. Nichols’s book describes experiments in mind control and telepathy, opening space-time portals to other dimensions, contact with alien life and the abduction of runaway/orphaned children, which were for experiments conducted at Camp Hero and Montauk Air Force Station.

Nikola Tesla

Let’s now discuss the “Philadelphia Experiment” which involves one of the beloved inventors Nikola Tesla. October 28, 1943, was the date of one of the most significant scientific experiments in history. The goal was to make ships invisible to radar, but the result exceeded all expectations. Placed in a powerful electromagnetic field, the U.S. Navy destroyer “Eldridge” disappeared not only from the screens but also from our reality. The ship teleported and materialized hundreds of miles from Philadelphia at the military base in Norfolk, Virginia with a crazed crew on board. The U.S. Navy maintains that no such experiment was ever conducted, that the details of the story contradict well-established facts about USS Eldridge, and that the alleged claims go against the laws of physics. Of course, it is possible that it did happen. It would not be the first time the Government would deny something that occurred.

Apparently, after Nikola Tesla’s murder in January 1943, documents, allegedly retrieved from Tesla’s New York City apartment , revealed the schematic for a teleportation machine. Using “radiant energy,” the machine would form a “shimmering curtain” between two elliptical booms.

Nazis

Now around the 1940s, the Nazis were also supposedly dabbling in teleportation/space ship as well. Their secret device was to beknown as the “Nazi Bell”. This device was constructed by a scientific team reporting to SS General Hans Kammler. The secrecy or this project was even deeper than that of the Nazi nuclear research. Although we do not know for sure, conceptually, the description of rotation in the “Nazi Bell” device connects with idea of torsion fields being used to create a shear-effect on the time-space manifold surrounding the “Nazi Bell”. The ‘Nazi Bell’ is said to have allowed the Third Reich to visit the Moon, Mars and even distant star systems.

NASA

In 2015, NASA admitted that the idea of Earth portals (areas on the planet that instantly teleport human beings from one place to the other) are a reality that they have been studying for quite some time. NASA’s spacecraft, the THEMIS, as well as cluster probes from Europe have obtained enough observational data to confirm that a magnetic stargate portal exists in many locations around the world.

NASA launched its Magnetospheric Multiscale Mission (MMS) which is tasked with studying these portals to gain a deeper understanding of them. Most of the portals are small with short lives. However, other portals that have been observed are gaping holes with sustained lifespans. They are known to open and close numerous times during the day. These meeting points, called X-points by NASA, have been pinpointed by scientists using polar data.

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Tired of Money

I have stumbled across Russell Brand’s YouTube video the other day Billionaire Bunkers: How Super Rich Are Prepping For OFF-GRID Living. The video is fascinating as it touches on off-grid living and that even the billionaires are now participating. However, while the most people have been experimenting off-grid living due to losing their jobs with COVID, billionaires have been building bunkers with arsenals for an apocalypse. The builder claims they have been busy with billionaire bunker orders.

I found the video interesting in the respect that all this money is being spent on a possible event but not on helping our current society. I would like to think that everyone will start making little changes which in turn help avoid an apocalypse that would require bunkers. I also think eventually all these little changes will make money obsolete. I realize this sounds very idealistic. Below are some of my ideas which may help the whole if we all started trying them.

Bartering more with neighbors or online: To get started, you can download apps like Vinted Trashnothing, Listia, Peerby, The Gone App and many others. For trading games, try GameTZ. For books, try PaperBackSwap. For CDs, try SwapaCD. For DVDs, try SwapADVD. There are also bartering communities where you can trade services.
Community Living: I have watched many community-living housing projects in Denmark. A typical community includes a number of individual housing units for individuals and families, plus some shared areas. Co-housing does lower living costs and you are able to share other expenses as well.
Backyard Gardens: An 800–1,500 Square Feet Garden can feed four to eight people through the growing season and produce enough storage vegetables to supplement your diet through much of the winter.
Embrace principles of a gift economy: An Irish community is focusing on the gift economy. The community has began shifting to gift culture in which people contribute what they can, or indeed nothing, and receive what they need in the form of skills, knowledge, food grown on site.

I realize we will need more then the ideas above to change our society, but it is a small start. I came across this fun website Moneyless.org. It dives into a wide range of subjects from possible different ways to construct society differently to reducing the influence that money has on your life.

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Farmer’s Market

I was most fortunate to be able to visit Castle Rock, CO and attend their Farmer’s Market at Festival Park this past August. They had a variety of goods and people getting together and enjoying the outdoors like the couple in the picture above. Farmer’s Markets have a range of the health benefits. Below are some fun facts about Farmer’s Markets.

Farmers markets provide one of the only low-barrier entry points for beginning farmers, allowing them to start small, test the market, and grow their businesses.
Growers selling locally create 13 full time farm operator jobs per $1 million in revenue earned. Those that do not sell locally create 3.
Several studies have found lower prices for conventional and organic produce at farmers markets than at supermarkets. Due to this and other factors, 52% more SNAP households’ shop at farmers markets and from direct marketing farmers today than in 2011.
Farmers market vendors educate their shoppers. Four out of five farmers selling at markets discuss farming practices with their customers, and three in five discuss nutrition and how to prepare food.
Many supermarkets receive their produce from hundreds or thousands of miles away. This involves the significant use of fossil fuels for shipping on refrigerated trucks and rail cars. Famer’s market produce doesn’t have far to get from the farm to your table, significantly reducing the use of fossil fuels. Farmer’s markets also often operate in the open air and thus do not require electricity or heating.
Food that is grown locally is actually higher in necessary nutrients and antioxidants. In fact, locally grown honey can even help mitigate symptoms associated with seasonal allergies. Local bees make pollen from the very flowers and trees in your area that cause seasonal allergies. By consuming honey made by local bees, you’re actually outfitting your body for allergy prevention. Eating local honey can cause immunity to local allergens that have plagued you in the past.
Nearly 33% of the world’s fertile land has been lost, as unsustainable farming practices outpace the natural processes which are vital to replacing eroded soil. Much of that loss comes from pollution and soil erosion due to large, industrial farms. Smaller scale farms are more likely to practice composting and other sustainable methods that reduce soil erosion.

In conclusion, if you have a free weekend why not hit up your local farmer’s market. Remember to bring cash and your own bags with you.

Archives for September 2021

Montauk Project

Nikola Tesla

Nazis

NASA

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