Decoding EVOs: A Deep Dive into Exotic Vacuum Objects

Bob Greenyer presents in-depth research in Exotic Vacuum Objects (EVOs), discusses dozens of examples, and highlights potential applications. Greenyer discussed the Hutchison sample, showing embedded steel in aluminum, and proposed that EVOs formed a skin around the iron, causing its movement. He touched on the work of Ken Shoulders and Winston Bostick, highlighting the potential of EVOs for ultra-fast propulsion and energy generation. Gringer presented experimental evidence of toroidal moments, fractal toroidal structures, and disruption beams, linking these phenomena to matter transmutation, energy conversion, and even potential faster-than-light travel.

He referenced numerous experiments and researchers, including Fleischmann, Uren, and Klimov, and shared images of structures resembling galaxies and sacred geometry patterns found in reactor materials. Greenyer emphasized the importance of understanding these phenomena for applications in material processing, nuclear waste remediation, and hidden energy release, while also acknowledging the challenges in LENR research.

Greenyer concluded by discussing detection methods for vector/scalar fields and the implications of this research for understanding consciousness and advanced propulsion systems, offering to share samples for analysis under material transfer agreements.

The Hutchison Sample and Exotic Vacuum Objects

Greenyer began by showcasing a sample from John Hutchison, a piece of steel inexplicably embedded within aluminum. The aluminum appeared to have been “chewed away,” leading Greenyer to propose that EVOs formed a skin around the iron, causing it to move into the aluminum matrix, potentially through electromagnetically induced instantaneous movement. These structures, he argues, can denature matter into prima materia, leading to the formation of stable elements like carbon.

Fluidization, Shoulders, and Dubovic

The presentation touched upon the observed fluidization of metals below their melting points, similar processes in ceramics, and the military’s historical interest in EVOs, referencing Ken Shoulders’ pivotal work. Greenyer then shifted focus to the late Vladimirovich Dubovic, highlighting his discovery of the toroidal moment (verified in the West in 1997) and his attempts to explain it. Greenyer also recounted a mysterious event following the death of Yuri, a colleague, attributed to strange radiation that some believed extracted life force.

Fleischmann, Uren, and the Behavior of Electrons

The talk then transitioned to Martin Fleischmann’s work on cold fusion and Hank Uren’s experiment showcasing a helical beam emanating from decaying ball lightning-like structures. Fleischmann’s earlier research interests, including gravitation and electron behavior in metals, were also discussed. Greenyer emphasized the unique nature of metal electron bonds and their interaction with EVOs.

Bostick, Plasmoids, and Ultra-Fast Propulsion

Referencing the work of Winston Bostick, Greenyer explained how Bostick attempted to convert the hydrogen bomb into a domestic fusion energy source. Bostick’s experiments with plasma toroids, which he termed “plasmoids,” led him to propose that these structures could be the basis for all matter and enable ultra-fast propulsion, potentially reaching Mars in just 13 days.

Shoulders’ Monopole Oscillator and Toroidal Excitations

Ken Shoulders’ concept of the EVO as an ideal monopole oscillator, generating vector and scalar potential waves, was explored. Greenyer highlighted a 2016 Nature Materials article describing electromagnetic toroidal excitations, aligning with Shoulders’ earlier work. The physical significance and detectability of these potentials are now being actively investigated.

Fractal Toroidal Structures and the Gould Reactor

The presentation delved into the structure of non-radiating configurations, the toroidal dipole formed by merging plasmoids, and the concept of “foolish free fields,” hinting at Tesla’s work. Neil Crichton Gould’s reactor, based on Greenyer’s 2013 proposal and containing nickel, diamonds, and deuterium, was presented, revealing galaxy-like structures frozen within the solid material.

Hydrodynamic Structures and Alien Scientist Jeremy

Greenyer traced his journey connecting hydrodynamic and magneto hydrodynamic structures back to 2017, showcasing cavitation bubble structures with helical waves. A video image from “alien scientist Jeremy” displayed a similar structure created by laser cutting, revealing bubble formation due to depressurization and a propagating, depressurized beam.

Marconi Devices and Dielectric Barrier Discharge

The presentation examined a Marconi-style spark discharge radio transmitter, likely from the late 1800s, exhibiting signatures of SPARC EVO production. The formation of EVOs through charge separation and abrupt dielectric barrier discharge was discussed, referencing a device transferred from Kyiv and verified by the US nuclear fusion program.

Shear Turbulence, Klimov’s Plasmatron, and Topological Monopoles

Examples of shear turbulence and helical injection creating these effects were presented, including tornadoes, Klimov’s inflow plasma vortex, and Paul Pantone’s global environmental energy technology. Greenyer discussed the energy requirements for creating these effects with different elements and introduced the Shakhparinoff experiment, creating topological monopoles using a Mobius strip.

Yang, Yin, and the Mobius Strip

The concepts of Yang (matter disassembly) and Yin (matter assembly) were introduced, along with the idea of energy extraction at a distance. Dubovic’s warning against using these beams for harmful purposes was reiterated. A Mobius strip simulation demonstrated a phase singularity, also found in vortex solitons.

De Vick, Zeldovic, and the Toroidal Moment

The presentation built upon the work of De Vick, Yakov Zeldovic, and Vladimirovich Dubovic in understanding the toroidal moment. The creation of a toroidal moment from electric currents (plasma guns) and the resulting hypertorroidal (fractal toroidal) structures were explained.

Lion Device and Copper Oxide

The “Lion device,” featuring a disruption beam twisting copper oxide below its melting point, was presented. A 2011 Science article predicting a toroidal moment structure with oxygen and copper atoms was referenced, demonstrating the alignment between theory and physical manifestation.

Dream, HHO, and Caduceus Beams

Greenyer shared a dream from 2018 that led to a toroidal structure with vortical driving forces. Experiments with HHO gas on tungsten resulted in the transmutation of tungsten into strontium and diamond film, favoring carbon production. The effects of a Caduceus beam on aluminum foil, creating lighter boron and synthesizing calcium, were also shown.

Sotholic Triangle, Indium Foil, and D4D Structure

The Sotholic triangle, associated with the ankh, was linked to hidden technology and the structure of topological monopoles. Indium foil exposed to cavitation revealed quantization levels, and the D4D structure with 48 subdivisions was presented as a fractal toroidal structure with self-similarity.

Teleportation, Bose-Einstein Condensate, and Wheeler’s Gyeon

A 2020 publication proposing that this structure represents the physical vacuum, potentially enabling teleportation and faster-than-light travel, was highlighted. The phase singularity at the center of fractal toroidal structures coheres matter into a Bose-Einstein condensate, creating a rotor with an intense magnetic core. The presentation also touched upon John Archibald Wheeler’s Gyeon and its connection to gravitational beams.

Ball Lightning, Collapsed Wave Functions, and the Bagel Game

Impact marks of ball lightning on an anode sheath were shown, aligning with the fractal toroidal structure. The collapsed wave functions were identified as calcium oxide, with calcium and oxygen residing within magnetic structures and copper and carbon orbiting outside. The “Bagel Game,” a classified Soviet energetics program, was referenced, describing how fractal toroidal structures are bound together.

Ball Lightning Experiments and Disruption Beams

A ball lightning experiment using iron plates, copper pipes, and zinc was described, resulting in the disappearance of a section of copper pipe. The effects of disruption beams on various structures, leading to spiral and ring galaxies, were presented.

Tornadic Beams, Electron Interactions, and Material Properties

The effects of tornadic beams on steel, causing anomalous glowing and transmutations, were discussed, drawing parallels to John Hutchison’s work. The influence of Casimir forces on electromagnetic vacuum fluctuations and the behavior of materials with different bonding types (ionic, covalent, metallic) were explored.

Applications, Challenges, and Detection Methods

Potential applications of this research were outlined, including material processing, element transformation, nuclear waste remediation, and hidden energy release. Challenges in LENR (Low Energy Nuclear Reactions) and detection methods using SQUIDs and quantum qubits were addressed.

Weinstein, Puthoff, and Faster-Than-Light Travel

The discussion turned to Brett Weinstein and Hal Puthoff’s ideas on faster-than-light travel via phase singularity and the Aharonov-Bohm effect. Puthoff’s assertion that toroidal geometries can exist with strong vector/scalar fields but no electromagnetic fields was emphasized.

Parkimov, Kozyrev, and Patents

Alexander Parkimov’s use of NP junctions to detect vector/scalar fields and Kozyrev’s bridge for detecting phase shifts were mentioned. A 1993 patent application for a coil and counter coil producing a toroidal moment with a Josephson junction detector was highlighted.

Brains, Toroidal Moments, and Psychokinesis

Research on fMRI showing magnetic vortices/counter vortices in a conscious brain, producing toroidal moments, was presented. The implications for understanding John Hutchison’s work and psychokinetic interaction with drive/propulsion systems were discussed.

Cold Electricity and Energy Transmission

The transmission of kilowatts over an 8-micron wire (“cold electricity”), demonstrated by Tom Bearden and rediscovered by Matsumoto, was described. Shishkin’s work on energy transmission over laser light was also mentioned.

Vortex Spirals, Relic Neutrinos, and Frank Palevka’s Device

The connection between vortex spirals (tornadoes) and the toroidal moment structure was made. The influence of relic neutrinos on electron behavior and the replication of Frank Palevka’s device were discussed.

Sacred Geometry and Macedonian Coins

The significance of sacred geometry, including the Visa Pisces, chai (life force), and Rho (density with torsion), was explored. Macedonian coins from 400 BC, called “thunderbolt code coins,” were presented as representations of this structure.

Interplanetary Drive Systems and the EVO Water Gun

A NASA paper on interplanetary drive systems using a phase singularity where magnetic reconnection causes a vortex (a toroidal moment structure) was referenced. Mori King’s observation that firing an EVO through a hole produced the most powerful effect he observed (“Evo water gun”) was shared.

Wire Discharge Machining and HHO Generators

The use of wire discharge machining to create non-radiating boundaries that disrupt metal was explained. The ability of HHO generators in China to cut through thick steel was attributed to the resistance of carbon and iron to transmutation and the self-assembling coherent matter created by hydrodynamic toroidal vortices.

Transmutation, Compression, and Electron Association

The instantaneous transmutation of tungsten by HHO gas and the effects of compression on alumina/silicon dioxide were discussed. The role of electron association shifts in allowing nuclei to move was highlighted.

Replicating Hutchison and Matter-Energy Conversion

The replication of John Hutchison’s effects using HHO coherent matter was presented. A proposed path to matter-energy conversion, involving a full sphere (ball lightning) at a pipe end, was outlined.

Solin’s Method and the Aronhoff Bomb Effect

Mikhail Solin’s method for direct electricity production via induction, consuming matter and converting energy to angular momentum, was described. The Aronhoff bomb effect, linked to the toroidal moment, was discussed, referencing a 1992/3 paper from the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna.

Time-Dependent Magnetic Flux and Spin Material

The unique phenomenon of time-dependent magnetic flux inside an impenetrable torus and time-dependent electric strength outside the torus was explained. The importance of “spin material” as “food” for the system and the role of ionization were emphasized.

Interstellar Dust and Tesla’s Weapon

The likely origin of interstellar dust as carbon from this process was proposed. A 1930s photo of Nikola Tesla promoting a weapon to end all wars, producing an invisible Chinese wall, was presented, linking it to the symbol phi and sacred geometry.

Henk Urine Experiment and Wormholes

The Henk Urine experiment was connected to sacred geometry and wormholes, as described by Takahaki Matsumoto. The deformation of brass inside a black circle and the deposition of material in a sacred geometry structure were highlighted.

Great Pyramid Model and Maxwell’s Ether Model

The hexagonal/geometric structure found inside the triangular area was linked to James Clark Maxwell’s ether model (1873) and the subterranean layer of the Great Pyramid.

Hutchison Samples and Ferro Silicon

Samples from John Hutchison (1982) and another sample (1979-1982) were presented, with thanks to George Hathaway. Black spots seen in cold fusion research in Japan were identified as effectively ferro silicon.

Cellular Structures and Fractal Element Building

Cellular structures with aluminum oxide and iron-rich centers were observed, suggesting that fractal structures build heavier elements, providing a model for black holes.

Replicated Effects and Vectoring

The replicated effects observed by John Hutchison and the vectoring pattern on Henk Urian’s brass sample were presented.

Huang’s Work and the Wheel Within a Wheel

Referencing Binjuen Huang’s work, the need for a “wheel within a wheel within a wheel” was emphasized. The alignment of the disruption area with the hole of consumed material was noted.

Apple Shape, Skull Shape, and the Golden Ratio

The distorted skull shape resulting from the “apple shape” crashing in was shown. The non-radiating boundary area was identified as a weak point for material entry/exit. The golden ratio was presented as the reason why matter organizes as it does, in spirals and triangles.

OID/Plasmoid and Disruption Beam Evidence

The OID/plasmoid structure, with “apples” on a larger structure, was presented. The abundance of disruption beam evidence was highlighted.

Material Transfer Agreements and Taiwan Material

The possibility of sharing samples with labs under material transfer agreements was offered. The existence of meters of this material in Taiwan, produced by Professor Bin Zhuan Huang, was revealed.

Yin Yang and the Cosmic Summit

The principle of yin yang was demonstrated, and viewers were invited to join Greenyer at the Bit ly Cosmic Summit in North Carolina to ask questions.

Closing Thoughts and Gratitude to Dubovic

The presentation concluded with a heartfelt thank you to Vladimirovich Dubovic for the technology being understood and utilized today. This presentation offered a glimpse into a fascinating and complex field of research, hinting at revolutionary possibilities in energy, materials science, and our understanding of the universe itself. The work of Dubovic, Fleischmann, Shoulders, and others continues to inspire and guide researchers as they explore the potential of exotic vacuum objects and fractal toroidal structures.