Technology in a bubble

(and lignocaine crystals that closely resemble the structures seen in the Covid-19 injectables)

In the last post I showed pictures of a dramatic structure that rapidly self-assembled from a drop of lignocaine whilst 3V was applied to the slide.

As well as placing a drop touching the positive electrode I also placed a drop touching the negative electrode. This is a screen grab from the video taken at the time showing the reaction at the negative electrode:

This is what the slide looked like under darkfield at low power after a week. There is a thin copper strip top and bottom and the top strip is the positive electrode. The green crystal covers the structure shown in the last post.

I would like to draw your attention to the bubble centrally on the slide. This bubble has not dried out two weeks after the slide was prepared.

It certainly has features similar to bubbles that we have seen in the blood and other medications. Centrally one can see a rectangular structure that is serendipitously positioned square to the slide.

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is currently reviewing the literature on this technology. It is clear that the research exists to explain all of the processes and structures we are seeing.

This is advanced nanotechnology. It exists. It responds to external energy sources.

The processes seen with the lignocaine are very different from what I saw in the Covid-19 injectables. But many of these structures in this bubble appear the same and readers who have been following my work will certainly find the images familiar.

Here are a selection of photos from this bubble using darkfield, phase contrast and various filters at various magnifications but most in the order of 200x.

and a few more from today in phase contrast:

Here are a few photos of complex crystals that we have looked with Karl’s scope recently:

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and I have done a few live blood checks in the last 2 weeks. We are seeing dramatic changes in the blood and we have seen self-assembly of this technology in the blood.

More soon.

David

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