Again, try to disrupt the conversation all you want, Dell, but all you're doing is proving my point....
You post picture after picture of colorful fields, but no dowsing finds.....
And, again, your own words..."If, you were able to photograph," which tells me that these are not photographs of what you claim. If you have photograps of your finds, and not the 30-year-old news articles you like to trot out, feel free to partake in this conversation. If not, then please stick to the subject at hand.
Af,You habitually misconstrue the truth and take it out of context. Why is that ? "If,
"YOU" were able to photograph...." is exactly correct. When
"YOU" photograph the Signal Line, that is what you will see.
Af, it was
YOU who brought up the subject of Signal Lines, NOT ME. FYI, An MRI, will externally generate Signal lines to metals that resonate in Harmonics to the frequency(s) being broadcast, but a medical MRI, it is NOT configured, or intended to internally image an external Signal line "field". That does not mean it is not capable of doing so.
But, thanks to my many years of field research, experiments, and DB tests, you now know what the Signal Line, images look like in the field, so there is no reason to question the validity. Unless of course you are calling me a liar? Anyway, don't be such a hypocrite. Dell
SIGNAL LINES: Af, you forget so quickly and conveniently.
So Judy is correct, Art? An MRI machine can detect signal lines, eh? And what are you basing this statement on? Have you seen a test that shows these lines? Because, as I'm sure you are aware, an MRI machine requires the object being scanned actually enters the magnetic field of the machine. I'm guessing you've played with an MRI machine at some point? Did you have one just sitting in the basement gathering dust?