Backyard Ormus
Post #1
Trap Water & Plastic Foam
by Michael Burbury
You will need:
1. A large empty coke bottle
2. A Magnet
3. Water
4. Cups
5. The measuring device?
6. A cat?
Let me start with the measuring device.
In my case, its a bit of wire shaped to hold a piece of plastic foam
hanging by a thread of cotton. A picture is below.
Thread cotton through the foam and attach to the wire stand. The
plastic foam will need to be charged with static electricity.
This is where the cat comes in:
Rub a piece of the plastic foam along the cats fur (the cat will love
it) and then hold the statically charged foam on your small dangling
foam for the electron transfer. They will stick together and the charge
should hold for a few minutes. Charge the foam before measuring so you
can see the foam being repelled by material that repells static charges
(IE: superconductive material repells all electrical charges).
Now, lets make some trap water.
Fill the coke bottle with some good water, place the magnet over the
top with North side down and then swirl the water until a vortex forms.
When there is about a cup of water left in the bottle turn it over,
remove the magnet and pour into a cup.
Repeat the process until you fill enough cups that will fill another
bottle. Then repeat the vortex with the magnet one more pass so that
you have a good separated charged water.
This is normal water:
This is the water after the process:
Notice how the plastic foam is repelled slightly.
The process is quite wasteful and a well made trap such as Barry
described is significantly better, but this can be done quickly and
easilly.
As a final note, after all that swirling, which takes quite a bit of
strength and energy on your own behalf, the water is sweet and
refreshing. Relaxing afterwards was awesome to say the least :)
