A Simple LENR Magnetic Radiation Shield

Note that the iron used here must be a large thin sheet of iron. We cannot use a block of iron to act as magnetic shielding as the iron will become an induced magnet and the field lines will pass through it when a block of iron is used.

The electric coils rapped around the GlowStick should redirect magnetic particles radially out the end of the GlowStick. Stay away from those ends of you can.

Note - If a periodic on/off cycle is used when the coils are unpowered, charge particles will not be confined or redirected.

Quote from Mats002

https://www.newscientist.com/a…-observed-for-first-time/

Half-solitons in a polariton quantum fluid behave like magnetic monopoles
http://arxiv.org/ftp/arxiv/papers/1204/1204.3564.pdf

The SPP is my preferred way to produce a monopole as follows. The Spp is a spinner (vortex) of light.

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Magnetic monopoles are the magnetic counterparts of electric charges, characterised by a divergent field. Though they have never been observed in the form of elementary particles, the seminal work of Dirac1 showed that monopoles are allowed by the laws of quantum mechanics. The elusiveness of their observation has motivated the study of monopole analogues in the form of quasiparticles in many-body systems, and they have been recently observed in spin ice crystals 2-4(your reference is noted here). Other systems where magnetic monopoles have been predicted are spinor Bose-Einstein condensates, which present quantum properties at the macroscopic scale, and show fascinating spin phenomena thanks to the vectorial character of the order parameter5-7. Two-component spinor condensates can be described by a global phase and a polarisation angle, the latter representing the relative phase between the two spin populations. Compared to the case of scalar condensates 8 , this feature enlarges substantially the space of possible excitations, as they can now combine both phase and polarisation topologies9,10. One example are spin-phase topological defects arranged in the form of vectorial vortices and solitons11,12. The arrangement can be done in such a way that the overall phase winding of the wavefunction around the defect is stored both in the polarisation angle and the wavefunction phase, giving rise to a divergent spin field analogous to the electric field generated by a point charge13-15. A vortex or a soliton with such a spin-phase texture would be sensitive to a magnetic field, and it would behave like a magnetic charge (a monopole), accelerated along an applied magnetic field with a direction defined by the sign of the charge.

This Picture shows what that magnetic monopole beam looks like coming out of an SPP as follows:

http://phys.org/news/2010-03-m…le-cern-rewrite-laws.html
Magnetic monopole experiment at CERN could rewrite laws of physics

I found this comment very interesting

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Pinfold says the discovery of electronic monopoles will open up a whole new future for materials and technology if scientists can produce large numbers of them. "Monopoles could make materials strong enough to withstand a nuclear explosion and could also enable magnetic levitation.

We have seen this in LeClair's cavitation experiments.

http://www.nature.com/articles/srep02607

Cavity Optical Pulse Extraction: ultra-short pulse generation as seeded Hawking radiation

This article shows how a Dark Mode optical cavity (which is what an SPP really is) can absorb light and store it, then later release it as Hawking radiation (heat) at a latter time. The optical cavity acts as a black hole.

I say that all these "Dark Mode" objects share a dualism with the astronomical black hole which allows them to do unexpected things like catalyze LENR.

But there is a BIG difference between optical cavities and SPPs. Yes, SPPs are optical cavities but SPPs are are spinners, and optical cavities are not. The SPP produces a monopole magnetic beam. That is a quantum energy pathway into the SPP where nuclear energy is transferred into the SPP directly through entanglement. This is called energy teleportation. The nuclear energy that is generated in the LENR reaction is transferred magnetically between the nucleus and the SPP. The quarks inside the proton and neutron are monopoles according to the Higgs theory.

http://phys.cts.ntu.edu.tw/si2…5CRyuichiroKitano.ppt.pdf

Because the SPP is an analog monopole, it is governed by non-associative quantum mechanics. This is difficult stuff to understand and might allow the teleportation of neutrons and protons in addition to energy.

IMHO, Twistor theory is involved in LENR. It was first proposed by Roger Penrose in 1967. He has been working on this stuff for 50 years and did make much progress until he began to use non-associative quantum mechanics.

The protons and neutrons in the nucleus contain quarks and they are monopole spinners, When the SPP monopole beam enters the nucleus, it causes the protons and neutrons to decay. They decay into mesons. These mesons produce on decay all kinds of pions and muons that disrupt nuclear material in and around the monopole beam. This is where all those mesons and electrons are coming from in Holmlids experiments and Rossi’s XCat.

Also hexagonal crystals get involved such as metalize hydrogen as an SPP accumulation and concentration mechanism. The SPP monopole covering makes these crystals indestructible. How that magnetic shield works, I do not understand yet.