Hutchison Effect: George Hathaway and John Alexander discuss crumbling steel & bent Molybdenum rods by @mes on 3Speak
Rare videos and photos of the George Hathaway and Col. John Alexander discussing steel samples that crumbled, fragmented, turned into a black cloud (aka dustified), as well as the super strong moly...
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The largest sample that I have is this sample of steel, it's a 2.5 inch in diameter steel shaft piece, and the top of it blew apart and crumbled like a cookie onto the board which was supporting it. And there are all sorts of different fracture patterns there. We'll take a look at some. scanning electron micrographs of the surfaces of some of these pieces in a moment. Oh, some of the material we saw, and, for instance, they showed me at a crank shaft. Remember, he's grabbing crap, literally out of the junkyard, and had exposed to it, and they took it to BC Hydro for testing, and the same piece of metal on one end is casehard and steel, on the other end is, you know, soft as lead, and it just from being exposed to thing. We had PVC. that literally was pulverized and disappeared. Another one, it took a rat-tail file, put it between two wooden boards, put it in there, it lit up, just like, remember the old incandescent light bulbs, you have a wire across there, and just like that, it lights up, got to the point the whole file, which is as big as my finger, just lit up, and, you know, broke apart. Split in two. The interesting piece was, you know, has it been white hot, They reached in and picked it up and it was cold. That was pretty risky. Yes. Some larger samples include this piece of steel with a chrome alloy finish, and this piece was originally about three-quarters of an inch longer, and the top three-quarters of an inch just blew away into a black cloud. This was, well... John Hutchson and Alex Bezaro were observing the effect. There's an interesting pattern here, concoidal fracture kind of pattern, that appears there, and the case hardening is blown off in various places around here, and evidence of high voltage arcing is there. We've taken off some slices here for... elemental analyses. What I personally saw, I saw a piece of steel about this size, which was a ring-shaped, so it had, it was an annulus, and about this long, and it was sitting on a table, someone like this, and as John was manipulating his energies, whatever they were, suddenly we heard a snap, and the corner of this annulus broke off, and some of the pieces are there. There are various pictures that I'm sure Bob is going to have up on, of this piece that's lying on a piece of plywood with a bunch of powder, it looks like, off the end. There were some things that happened that I am personally convinced happened. I had given him a number of samples, and we had them under controlled conditions. One of the most interesting, we had some small molybdom rods. They're very strong, and I had them for the PK parties, and nobody had ever been able to bend one. And damned if, when I went up there, they gave me one with a slight... S-curve in it. Another important specimen is this molybdenum rod that Lieutenant Colonel John Alexander supplied to John. He had a duplicate. He kept as a control. Sent this to me, I sent it to John, and the going opinion was that if he could bend this, he's got something. If he could bend it without... or any clamp or anything like that. Alex Pizarro saw this in action, I did not. It was laying on John's the plywood table, and it just started slowly wiggling, and Alex shouted, stop! And they caught the... Wow, they actually caught that, wow. The wiggle in... Yeah, anyway... The thing about molybdenum is very strong and it's a very high temperature. Absolutely, yes, yes, yeah. Even, it's softening, yeah, yeah, see, so.