Toroidal fields, what are they?

A field full of frogs is a possible image from someone not knowing the difference of a toad from a toroid. The scientific view is different; a toroid, also called a torus, is a mathematical shape: like a doughnut.

Toroid fields are what an electromagnetic field produces. They are lines of an energy field. People can interpret energy fields in different ways.

The visual ability of the human eye is limited to a small spectrum of energy fields. The visual spectrum range, in wavelengths, goes from approximately 400 nanometers (4 x 10 ^-7 m, which is violet) to 700 nm (7 x 10^-7 m, which is red).

These same subatomic energy fields which makeup matter are present to enable the detection of olfactory receptor neurons (epithelium). From Livescience.com :

       Take a deep breath. Air is sucked up into your nostrils over bony ridges called turbinates, which add more surface area to your sniffer. The air travels  over millions of olfactory receptor neurons that sit on a stamp-size sheet, the olfactory epithelium, on the roof of the nasal cavity. Odor molecules in the air stimulate and inhibit the receptors.

       Each aroma sets off a signal made by the receptors that travels along the olfactory nerve to the olfactory bulb. The olfactory bulb sits underneath the front of your brain. Signals from the bulb tell your brain what reeks.

Throughout the human body, sensors (receptor neurons) are able to interpret a wide variety of fields produced by various organs. Things like a plant are easily distinguished from a rock by these varying neuron receptors of touch. This same interpretability is found in all five human senses, from the nerve receptors for touch, to the optic, auditory, smell and taste.

In the philosophies of theoretical physics, these five commonalities are expanded to dimensions of existence, as an understanding of more than just five senses in our three-dimensional perception of reality understanding.

What we perceive as visually present is far less than what is shown on an electromagnetic wave spectrum. The same is to be said for all spectrums of our perception to each of the five human sensory mechanisms.

So, to the point of the toroidal fields; these are fixed electromagnetic energy fields. This leads to a question. Are the human sensory mechanisms based on a subatomic structure which necessitates a ferrous component? This is a legitimate yes, theoretically, because the human body is carbon based. It would also allow electrogravitational composition. Are the human neuron receptors electrogravitic or electromagnetic? Again, the composition of subatomic structure could be either.

The electromagnetic fields of energy are clearly a magnetic field reaction. The question is: is all other life reliant upon ferrous reactions?

The question is arbitrary to the task of this specific conversation. It is, however, relevant to future topics associated with transportation control mechanisms.   

A toroidal field in the context of this blog post, highlights the ongoing focus in designing a transportation device. A gravity generator would have to generate a toroidal field. This post is part of the ongoing effort to discover its design. A gravity generator would be more reliant upon electrogravitics, than electromagnetics.

Why are electromagnetics and the five senses relevant to this post topic? It has to do with the full spectrum of frequencies. Air movement with waving a hand in air cause the movement of gases to generate a slight frequency change. A hand movement in water creates a slight wave but, it has a more visible wave.

Sound waves make a large jump in audible tones of frequency variation. A one hertz tone cannot be heard. Earth produces a 7.83hz tone. The human ear is in the 20hz to 20,000hz range. Different species have various auditory capabilities.

Toroidal fields and the gravity generator

A gravity generator is theorized to impact its surrounding toroidal field. Where is its power derived from? The parameters of a gravity generator and its power consumption isn’t known. It’s assumed it could be battery operated. It’s also assumed that the apparatus would require an internal or self-contained power source. Movement for a transportation device requires a self-contained energy source. 

What other aspects does the design of a gravity generator affect? Its shape and size, the field differentiation of the electromagnetic and electrogravitic fields. Spin rate of the apparatus. Plotting the vortex of its centripetal pathway. Measure of vacuum pressure. And, of course, the size of device to carry passengers and load.

Concepts for a gravity generator

The device synthesizes a gravitational field. This gravitational field then assimilates a secondary apparatus to interact with its gravity field. The secondary apparatus houses the operational controls and carries the payload.

As mentioned in the post Adding to Possibilities, there is an idea of how to design a gravity generator. Rotating a tetrahedron on a guideway in the same pattern as the path of particle motion.

An electric generator converts mechanical energy to electricity. An energy source spins an axis that is wrapped with copper wire and induced to an electromagnetic field. This activates a fierce subatomic centrifugal type reaction as electric charge. 

A gravity generator utilizes the principle of electrogravitics. It is designed to operate utilizing the frequency flow of particle mass.

At what rate of orbital speed would be necessary to engage a gravitational impact?

In addition to the conceptualization of building a gravity generator, comes building a more advanced apparatus capable of space flight. This warrants methodology to create an independent gravitational field. What’s entailed to produce an independent gravitational field? This question is addressed in the Otis Carr discussions in a soon to be published book. Meanwhile, there is a paper written by Julio Gobbi about Otis Carr’s ship.

Another valuable piece regarding independent gravitational fields is another paper written by Julio Gobbi. His paper on inertial fields is a mathematical dissertation on the inertial consistency of satellites. His mathematical treatise shows a vital component to attain an independent gravitational field and Earth’s gravitational influence: 

       With 214,000 rotations per minute, it is possible to neutralize the earth gravitational potential in the surface of the planet and make this disk levitate. This is the earth escape angular velocity for this disc. Augmenting the rotation the disc will lift up. But in real cases, there are stationary parts of the equipment that are not in rotation and this excess of gravitational charge must be compensated increasing the disc rotation.

       So, the equation to use is for gravitational (potential) energy and it must consider the two types of gravitational charge: total charge of the equipment and the charge of the rotating disc.

In his conclusion:

         This inertial field interacts with the gravitational field like the magnetic field interacts with the electric field. We have now equations for inertial quantities that are similar to its magnetic 10 Inertial Field quantities and we may use the same mathematical tools that we use for electromagnetism in calculating mechanical (gravitoinertial) quantities.

Using the same concept of John Searl’s SEG, or his Levity Disc, would this produce a cold response of a vacuum? What would entice the pressure of compression? Could this single tetrahedron be spun fast enough to develop compression pressure? At 214,000 RPM, it should develop compression pressure.