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Building Your Own Magnetite Effect Ormus Water (MEOW)
Treatment Devices for Treating
Water and Other Liquids
ver. 1.0.7
last
revision date: 11/03/2019
Introduction:
Building Your Own MEOW Devices
It
is my intent on this page to offer you some basic guidelines and
suggestions for use in building your own MEOW kettles, whether you
choose to build a small kettle using a discarded cardboard oatmeal
"can" or a large kettle using a 2 gallon 3 gallon or 5 gallon bucket,
or
using a homebrew plastic shell made out of plastic pipe.
A Short
Glossary
Please bear in mind as you peruse the pages of this website the
meanings of the following terms:
MEOW
-- magnetite effect ormus water
MEOW
device -- a device employing a mass of magnetite black sand which is
used for MEOW transformation of water or other aqueous liquids. A MEOW
device usually consists of a container holding a shell of
magnetite with a hollow within into which a bottle of water may be
inserted for treatment.
MEOW kettle -- an alternate term for a MEOW device; term is used
interchangeably with the terms MEOW
device or MEOW
alembic.
MEOW alembic -- an alternate term for a MEOW device; term is used
interchangeably with the terms MEOW
kettle or MEOW
device.
If you wish to read more about these terms and
how they came into use, please see the
section entitled A
Note on Boring Terms and Not-So-Boring Terms and a Short Glossary,
on the main page of this website. |
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Basic Information
There are several webpages scattered across the
web where Dr. John Milewski discuses his work with these devices, and
also some of
the results which he has observed. Some of the several
websites
featuring John's
research
work with these devices may be found at:
The
first two of the pages linked above also contain basic
instructions on how to construct your own basic magnetite water
treatment device using cardboard and glue gun construction, employing
cardboard oatmeal "cans" or cardboard pretzel "cans" which are
available across much of North America and in some other parts of the
world.
If you are just starting out in this field and you wish to build your
own MEOW devices, you
may wish to start with cardboard cylinders glued inside empty cardboard
oatmeal "cans", much as John describes on his websites (see notes
above), or with a
cardboard cylinder inserted vertically in the center of a 2 gallon
plastic bucket, although the latter configuration will require about 50
pounds of magnetite sand, far more than would the cardboard versions!
Minimal Guidelines
I
am often asked by folks contemplating building their own devices for
some basic guidelines for building a MEOW device in their shop, lab or
home. Here are some basic minimal guidelines:
- if
you are building the traditional cardboard version using cardboard
oatmeal "cans" (each containing about 8 to 10.5 pounds of magnetite
sand), I recommend building at least three or four per person planning
to drink the water, so that each person may drink one 24 ounce
bottle per day of 3-day treated water (aka "3-day" water) or 4-day
treated water (aka "4-day" water.) For devices of this size,
the
recommended treatment time is 3 days to 5 days for a 17 to 24 ounce
bottle.
- if you are building larger MEOW devices for treating
16
to 25 ounce bottles of water, that is, MEOW devices which contain much
more than the 8 to 10.5 pounds of magnetite commonly found in the
cardboard oatmeal can versions and containing a significantly thicker
radial inter-coaxial cross-section of magnetite sand than the 0.92"
radial thickness found in the cardboard oatmeal can versions, then you
can safely consider the possibility of reducing length of treatment
time (i.e., from the standard period of 3 to 5 days) due to
the
more powerful effects of the larger device.
- when
emplacing MEOW devices for treating
16
to 25 ounce bottles of water, that is, MEOW devices which contain
anywhere from 8 to 28 pounds of magnetite, I suggest, based
upon a
combination of experience and intuition, that you place the devices at
least 1.5 feet apart center-to-center in any direction, and I
personally feel that a spacing of 2 feet center-to-center is even more
optimal, and that is the guideline which I follow for emplacing my own
devices. In other words, each of my MEOW devices is emplaced at least
two feet from the nearest MEOW device in any direction.
- when
emplacing MEOW devices for treating
16
to 25 ounce bottles of water, that is, MEOW devices which contain
anywhere from 8 to 28 pounds of magnetite, I suggest that you
place each MEOW device at least 2 feet from any large masses of steel
or iron, such as a cast iron woodstove or a steel filing cabinet.
- when
emplacing MEOW devices for treating
16
to 25 ounce bottles of water, that is, MEOW devices which contain
anywhere from 8 to 28 pounds of magnetite, I suggest that you
place
each MEOW device at least 2.5 feet from the nearest edge any electrical
devices or appliances which use significant amounts of electricity;
this would include desktop PCs, PC monitors, television sets, electric
stoves, woodstoves or gas stoves with electric blowers, pumps or
electric water heaters.
- when building MEOW devices, I suggest that you may
wish to use
only cardboard or plastic for your inner and outer cylinders. Avoid
foil-lined or other metal-lined cardboard or other
metal/foil-lined materials. Use only non-conductive insulating
materials such as cardboard, plastic and plastic laminates (i.e.,
phenolics.) Do not use metal for the cylinders; we are not yet sure if
metal attenuates the effect.
- use
only magnetite black sand (or
magnetite black sand mixed with a supplemental mixture such as the one
which I offer) or magnetite black sand along with some co-occurring
sands, for the fill material in the inter-coaxial cylinder
space. Until you have learned more by experimenting, I suggest that you
do not use larger sizes such as magnetite gravel or magnetite
chunks over about 1/4 inch in diameter, and I suggest that you do not
use other metals or ores unless
you know exactly what you are doing. Many, but not all, sands which
co-occur with magnetite sand in nature are very high in ormus
properties and thus it will often be wise to include such co-occurring
sands as part of the sand mix in your MEOW kettle.
- make sure
that the mass of magnetite in the inter-coaxial cylinder space
completely surrounds the entire circumference of the inner cylinder,
and thus the entire circumference of the bottle to be treated.
- try
to ensure that the mass of magnetite in the inter-coaxial cylinder
space extends above the upper level of the water in the water bottle by
at least a half-inch, although this precaution is not essential.
- try to ensure that your bottle is
relatively centered horizontally within the mass of magnetite sand.
- this comment is applicable to all MEOW technologies,
and not only to
the traditional MEOW kettles: it appears that the effects rendered by
MEOW treatment will depend, to a very large extent, upon the
properties/qualities of the magnetite sand which you employ as well as
upon the properties/qualities of the water which is then exposed to the
magnetite for treatment, and even to some extent upon local
telluric/earth energies (that is, ambient local subtle energies) and
thus, effects you will notice will vary dependent upon all of these
variables.
- for
treating bottles of water (or other liquids) with a capacity in the
range of 16 to 25 ounces, try to ensure that the radial thickness of
the mass of magnetite sand is at least 0.90 inches, and preferably 1.1
inch or more. I believe that that optimal radial thickness for the
magnetite mass is about 1.2 to 1.7 inches. While an even greater radial
thickness is more effective, it is my observation that the rate of
improvement in MEOW effect for increases in radial thickness of the
mass of magnetite sand beyond about 1.7 to 1.75 inches is rather
minimal. In other words, the greatest benefit seems to come from the
first inch to 1.5 inches of radial thickness of magnetite sand and
beyond that, we seem to observe diminishing returns for further
increases in radial thickness of magnetite sand. Please note that the
traditional cardboard oatmeal can design often described by John
Milewski offers about 0.92" of intercoaxial radial thickness of
magnetite sand. While this is not perfect, it appears to be more than
enough to get the job done.
- for treating bottles of water (or
other liquids) with a capacity in
the range of 16 to 25 ounces, try to ensure that your MEOW device uses
a mass of magnetite sand weighing 8 pounds or more; the
greater
the mass, the greater the effect, although for the purposes
of
treating bottles of water with a capacity of 16 to 25 ounces, you
probably reach a point of diminishing returns at about 22 to 30 pounds
of magnetite black sand. Please
note that the traditional cardboard oatmeal can design often described
by John Milewski will accept about 8 pounds of magnetite sand if
loosely packed, and about 10 to 11.5 pounds of magnetite sand
if
tightly packed and well-tamped. Many of my plastic/laminate
MEOW
device designs hold from 20 to 29 pounds of magnetite sand, and some
hold up to 50 pounds of magnetite sand.
- do
not expect significant results if you try to treat distilled water or
reverse osmosis (RO) water, and do not expect significant results if
you try to treat dried foodstuffs such as nuts, grains,
cereals, beans or dried seaweed.
- if you have
heard some stories from across the world of various physical, emotional
or spiritual effects from ingesting MEOW water as a nutritional
supplement, please understand that in almost all cases, any benefits
were first noticed only after having ingested at least 24 ounces of
3-day to 5-day aged MEOW water (from a traditional MEOW
device,
that is, a design which did not employ magnets) per day for at least 3
to 4 months, and often after an even longer period of ingestion. In
fact, only 2% to 3% of users seem to experience any effects sooner than
the 3 to 4 month period mentioned above.
Design Notes
I have designed and
constructed a large number of magnetite effect ormus water (MEOW)
devices here
for my own research purposes. Some of the devices were of traditional
design,
where my
design for the mechanical portion of the device was very similar to
that of John's. I have also developed several related MEOW technologies
which appear to be more powerful and to render effects upon water more
quickly. For
the early traditional (i.e., original) type devices which
I constructed here for my own research, my
design for the mechanical portion of the device has been very similar
to
John's,
with a few tiny changes. I used for the outer container an empty
oatmeal
cardboard "can", and beefed up the suspended bottom (a thin layer of
cardboard) with two or three disks of corrugated cardboard (affixed
with a hot
glue gun and further stabilized with two lengths of duct tape), so that
the bottom would not eventually deform or fail under
the weight of the magnetite and the water bottle. For the inner
cylinder, I went to Staples and purchased a cardboard mailing tube with
an inner diameter which would allow a 16 ounce to 22 ounce bottle of
spring water
to fit easily. Used a saw to cut the mailing tube into lengths the same
as the inner height of the oatmeal container. Used a hot glue gun to
mount the inner cylinder coaxially inside the outer shell. I purchased
six-pack of 21.5 ounce bottles of bottled spring water at the
supermarket and labeled them for exclusive use in the devices; I
proceeded to empty the spring water from the bottles and refill them
with pure unfiltered and untreated mountain well water from my kitchen
faucet. I refill the bottles in the same way after use.
Of
course, cardboard and glue construction is relatively flimsy, and the
magnetite ormuswater treatment devices made using such techniques are
somewhat delicate, fragile and vulnerable, and would never survive
shipping if someone attempted to ship them already filled with
magnetite
sand. When I was finally pressured by colleagues and friends into
producing proof-of-principle (PoP) prototype versions of some of the
ormuswater treatment
devices for sale, I chose, for reasons of durability,
sturdiness,
robustness and survivability to employ sturdy plastic and/or plastic
laminate (i.e., pheonolic) construction. I also chose to
increase the inner diameter (ID) of the inner cylinder in which the
water bottle is placed from about 2.84" (standard for the traditional
cardboard models) to 3" to 3.1", and to
increase the diameter of the outer cylinder -- thus increasing the
volume and mass of magnetite sand mixture filling the inter-coaxial
space between the cylinders -- from about 4.8" to about 6". However, it
is important to note that switching from cardboard and hot glue gun
construction materials and techniques to use of sturdy, hardy and
robust
plastic materials and industrial adhesives, along with the
aforementioned increase in the size of the device and the mass of
magnetite sand mixture employed, leads to massive increases in material
costs, fabrication costs, and in time and effort required to build one
device!
Dimensions
of Typical Cardboard and Hot Glue Instantiations of Traditional Device
Design
BTW,
if you are wondering about the exact dimensions of the cardboard
versions of the devices which employ an empty cardboard oatmeal can as
the outer cylinder and a 3" outside diameter (OD) cardboard mailing
tube as the inner cylinder, here are the typical measurements which I
have observed for typical instantiations devices employing such
cardboard and hot glue construction:
Height of outer
cardboard
cylinder (oatmeal can):
~9.61"
Effective usable inner height (for filling, etc.): ~9.21"
OD of outer cardboard cylinder
(oatmeal can): ~4.88"
Wall thickness of outer
cardboard cylinder (oatmeal can): ~0.05"
ID of outer
cardboard cylinder (oatmeal can): ~4.78"
OD of inner cardboard
cylinder (usually a cardboard mailing tube): ~3.04"
Wall
thickness of inner cardboard cylinder (usually a cardboard mailing
tube): ~0.072"
ID of inner cardboard cylinder (usually a
cardboard mailing tube): ~2.86"
Maximum diameter of
plastic bottle which will usually fit inside inner tube
easily: ~ 2.83"
Maximum diameter of glass bottle which will
usually fit inside inner tube easily: ~ 2.80"
Approximate
radial thickness of magnetite mixture in inter-coaxial cylinder: ~0.92" (radial
thickness)
Approx. volume
of inter-coaxial cylinder area (approx. volume of magnetite
mixture needed): ~98.42
cu. in. = 0.057 cu. ft. = 0.426 gal.
Approximate
weight of magnetite sand mixture needed to fill device if filled to the
8.4" or 8.5" height mark and materials are not tamped: ~8.4 pounds
Approximate
weight of magnetite sand mixture needed to fill device if
filled to full height and materials are well-tamped: ~10 to 13
pounds; avg. 10.65 lbs.
Dimensions of Some
of
My Instantiations of Device Design
Using Robust Plastic Shells
Alternatively,
here are some typical dimensions for some somewhat larger devices,
constructed using
sturdy and robust plastic construction along with industrial adhesives,
which I have designed and fabricated here in my lab, shown compared
with measures for the cardboard/oatmeal "can" version; please note that
these dimensions and measures are typical of some of my experimental
devices and are not necessarily exactly representative of the exact
dimensions of the PoP
prototype devices which I am offering for sale to researchers:
Measure |
Cardboard |
Plastic
Version #1 |
Plastic
Version #2 |
Plastic
Version #3 |
Notes |
for comparison
purposes |
plastic shell prototype #1 |
plastic shell prototype #2 |
plastic shell
prototype #3 |
material,
outer cylinder |
oatmeal "can" |
plastic cylinder |
plastic cylinder |
plastic
bucket |
height of outer
cylinder |
9.61" |
9.8" |
9.8" |
9.38"
|
effective usable
inner height
(for filling, etc.) of outer cyl. |
9.21" |
~9.6" |
~9.6" |
~9.14" |
OD of outer
cylinder |
4.88" |
6.275" |
6" |
~9.25" |
wall thickness
outer cyl. |
~0.05" |
0.105" |
0.125" |
~0.070" |
ID of outer
cylinder |
4.78" |
6.065" |
5.75" |
~9.11" |
material, inner
cylinder |
cardboard mailing tube |
plastic cylinder |
plastic
cylinder |
plastic cylinder |
OD of inner
cylinder |
3.04" |
3.250" |
3.5" |
3.250" |
wall thickness
of inner cyl. |
0.072" |
0.075" |
0.125" |
0.075" |
ID of inner
cylinder |
2.86" |
3.1" |
3.25" |
3.1" |
approx.
radial thickness of magnetite
mixture in inter-coaxial cylinder |
~0.92" |
1.407" |
1.12" |
2.93" |
approx. volume
of inter-coaxial
cylinder area (approx. volume
of magnetite mixture needed)
|
~98.42 cu. in.
~0.057 cu. ft. ~0.426 gal. |
~197.70 cu. in.
~0.11 cu. ft.
~0.823 gal. |
~156.92 cu. in.
~0.091 cu. ft.
~0.68 gal. |
~523.87 cu. in.
~0.303 cu. ft.
~2.267 gal. |
approx. weight
of magnetite mixture
needed |
8-13 lbs.
avg. 10.6 lbs. |
19-24 lbs.
avg. 20.6 lbs. |
16-20
lbs.
avg. 17 lbs. |
44-60 lbs.
avg. 56.7 lbs. |
magnetite
mixture employed:
see note 1 below
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note 1: magnetite
mixture employed in filling inter-coaxial cylindrical space:
~95%
magnetite
sand procured from J. Milewski, plus ~5% supplemental (amendment)
mixture which I describe elsewhere on this page.
Please
note that the above-listed dimensions and measures are typical of some
of
my experimental devices and are not necessarily representative
of the exact dimensions of the PoP prototype devices which I am
offering for sale to
researchers.
Further Notes and
Q/A on
Constructing Your Own Devices
Please
see the FAQ page elsewhere
on this site for further notes and
questions and answers regarding constructing your own devices using
cardboard and hot glue.
A
Final Reminder About Size of Device and Treatment Time
Although
I have already stated these points in the guidelines near the top of
the page, it is worth reminding you to keep the following factors in
mind when designing and building traditional MEOW devices:
- if you are building the traditional cardboard version
using
cardboard oatmeal "cans" (each containing about 8 to 10.5 pounds of
magnetite sand), I recommend building at least three or four per person
planning to drink the water, so that each person may drink one
24 ounce
bottle per day of 3-day treated water (aka "3-day" water) or 4-day
treated water (aka "4-day" water.) For devices of this size,
the
recommended treatment time is 3 days to 5 days for a 17 to 24 ounce
bottle.
- if you are building larger MEOW devices for treating
16
to 25 ounce bottles of water, that is, MEOW devices which contain much
more than the 8 to 10.5 pounds of magnetite commonly found in the
cardboard oatmeal can versions and containing a significantly thicker
radial inter-coaxial cross-section of magnetite sand than the 0.92"
radial thickness found in the cardboard oatmeal can versions, then you
can safely consider the possibility of reducing length of treatment
time (i.e., from the standard period of 3 to 5 days) due to
the more
powerful effects of the larger device.
Okay,
Now I Have Built My MEOW Kettle -- Where Do I Place It?
- it is always best to place your MEOW kettles at least
1.5 feet apart (spaced vertically or horizontally)
- it
is always best to place your MEOW kettles on the floor on the ground
floor of a building, and positioned at least 3 feet from any nearby
motors, appliances or electrical/electronic equipment. It is
permissible to place them on a spot again, a reminder, higher than the
floor, such as on a table or fireplace mantle, but it seems most
optimal to place them on the floor. It is also permissible to place
them in a room which is located higher above ground than the ground
floor, but if you do so, you may witness somewhat decreased performance
(this will vary greatly due to a number of variables) and/or you may
discover that you will occasionally need to "recharge" the magnetite by
placing the container on the ground in a pristine natural setting.
- on
a related note to that above, if your MEOW kettles are located higher
above ground than on the floor of a ground floor room of a building, or
if they are located in a busy urban or suburban area with lots of
electromagnetic pollution or electrosmog, then you may see a moderate
dimunition of performance of your MEWO kettle after a few months. In
more extreme cases, it may be necessary to recharge the magnetite in
your MEOW kettle every few months by placing the kettle itself on bare
ground in a pristine natural environment, or by pouring the magnetite
sand from the kettle on the ground in a pristine natural environment;
the length of the "recharging" period will usually need to range from 3
to 6 hours before the magnetite is recharged. Some researchers feel
that exposure to sunlight during this "grounding" treatment is also
important, but my own sense, including my intuitive sense, is that
exposure of the magnetite to sunlight is not at all necessary and
rather, that the "recharging" benefits come primarily from ground
contact or near-ground proxmiity of the magnetite in a pristine natural
settng. If your MEOW kettles are located on the floor in a ground floor
room of a building located in a rather pristine and rather
electrosmog-free environment, then your magnetite sand will likely
never need recharging.
- again, a reminder, please be sure to keep your MEOW
kettles at least 3 feet from any nearby
motors, appliances or electrical/electronic equipment.
- I
personally prefer to place most of my MEOW kettles on the wooden floor
of the ground floor living room of our house (we live in the wilderness
on a mountainside in a pristine setting with little electrosmog
pollution), and most of them are placed around the outside perimeter of
the room, snug against the inner wall, so that they are relatively out
of the way of foot traffic of humans, dogs, cats, ducks and chickens.
Supplemental
Mixture for the Magnetite Sand
As mentioned on other pages on this site, based
upon inner guidance (and backed by scientific reasoning), I eventually
developed an additive for the magnetite sand which I mix with it before
pouring the mixture into the
device. Essentially, the supplemental mixture consists of each
of
the following components:
- 0.5% to 1% EM ceramic
powder mixture; these powders
have
notable ormus-like properties. This is a mixture of two EM ceramic
powders in a specific ratio. (EM is a name for one type of
commercially-available syntropic
antioxidative microbial (SAM)
consortia culture from the SAM
Type 4 category.)
- 1%
to 2% unique mineral sand, a semi-precious
gemstone grit
high in rare earth elements and unique transition metals. It is
imported and rather pricey.
- 0.5%
to 1.5% unique sands and rock dusts,
some with some magnetite
and good paramagnetic score, high in unique trace elements (i.e., ormus
elements, noble
metals, rare earths, transition metals) from special sources. This
is a mixture of three or more sands and rock dusts.
The actual formula for the third item (the unique sands and
powders) listed, along with the overall formula, keeps evolving a bit
as I keep receiving fine-tuning guidance from Holy Spirit and the
angels.
The first item is simply two SAM Type 4 ceramic powders (Super Cera C
Ceramic powder and EM-X Terra powder) mixed; you may purchase them at
any
of a number of vendors, including SCD
( www.scdworld.com)
and their
resellers; feel free to use my private discount code of VP2004 for a
possible discount from some of their resellers on product price;
depending upon size of container you purchase, the pricing for the Cera
C
ranges from $56 per pound (small container) to $21 per pound (large
container); the EM-X Terra powder is somewhat cheaper.
It is my intuitive impression that the supplemental mix increases the
power of the effect by several-fold, likely largely because of the
presence of ormus and ormus-like elements and energies and the presence
of rare earth elements in the
powder. They, along with the ormus and ormus-like substances in the
magnetite sand harvested by John, seem to act as "condensation nuclei"
or
strange attractors for what some view as "ormus gas", appearing to draw
it into the field of the device and into the water where it seems to be
trapped in what I call "cages"; John often refers to the
resultant creation
within the spring water inside the bottle under treatment as
an azeotrope.
Availability
of My Supplemental Mixture for Adding to Magnetite Sand
I
have, since mentioning my supplemental mixture which serves as an
amendment to be thoroughly mixed with the magnetite sand, received
requests from a number of persons across the world wishing to order
some of the supplemental mixture from
me. If you are interested, please see the appropriate section on the
Prototype Product Catalog page.
Supplemental
Mixture for the Magnetite Sand
If
you wish to read more information on the supplemental amendment mixture
which I have developed which seems to potentize the ormus-creation
effects of the magnetite black sand, please refer to the main page of
this website or to the Prototype
Products Catalog page on this website.
Requests
for Bottles of Treated Water and for PoP Prototype Devices Assembled
Using Sturdy Plastic Shells
If
you are looking for MEOW treated water or for pre-assembled devices and
shells for devices (where you procure magnetite from a source of your
choice and fill the device with magnetite after receiving the shell),
please see the Prototype
Products Catalog page on this website.
An
Email
List Group
on Magnetite Effect Ormus Water (MEOW) Treatment Technologies
The
Forbidden
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at Groups.io encompasses and subsumes topics covered by each
of the several relevant legacy list groups that I had operated at
private Yahoo Groups, including Exotic Energies, Ormus-like, Ormus PWT,
Time-Space Doorways, Elixir Vitae, Jenny Cell, Radiation
Hormesis/Radiation Nutrition, and Quantum Quiet (space effect devices)
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Forbidden
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The term "forbidden science" was first coined in the 1980s by Dr.
Jaques Vallee, a PhD computer scientist and strange/fringe science
researcher, to describe those fields of scientific investigation that
the current scientific "establishment" tends to view as quack science,
or as fringe science, and as undesirable topics for "serious"
scientists to research; those fields include the topic of UFOs and
"space aliens", alchemy, ormus nutritionals, the paranormal, overunity
devices, exotic energies (aka prana or chi) beyond the pale of
conventional electromagnetics, and numerous other "fringe science" and
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This list group serves as a continuation of the various legacy
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and a multi-disciplinary consulting and R&D scientist/engineer.
The primary focus of this list group is to discuss topics in the realms
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paranormal, overunity devices, exotic energies (aka prana or chi)
beyond the pale of conventional electromagnetics, and numerous other
"fringe science" and "strange science" realms.
While the name and description of this list group are publicly listed
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