[0001] Tornadoes, hurricanes, typhoons, cyclones and shear winds are caused by the effect
of large masses of electrons and protons moving in the atmosphere, are relatively
innocent, until they attach themselves to the ions, once they have attached themselves
to the ions, they become little magnets. The little magnets keep building up as more
electrons and protons attach themselves to the ions. Soon they are strong enough to
move air molecules around. The electrons and protons go round and round in a circle
setting up a centrifugal force, pushing the air molecules to the outside of the circle.
If they form a core they come to earth as lightning, if they cannot form a core, they
come to earth as a tornado or over water as a hurricane or typhoon. If the electrons
dominate the motion the mass will circle vertical to the earth causing a sheer wind.
If protons dominate the motion they will come to earth as a tornado, hurricane or
typhoon.
[0002] Practically every piece of electrical equipment is electrically emitting electrons
and protons into the atmosphere, protons escape to the earth as lightning, electrons
go up to the ionosphere through the hole in the ozone layer. The electrons and protons
have created their own super highway through the hole in the ozone layer. Actually
they attached themselves to the ions and moved the air molecules to the outer edge
of the hole in the ozone layer over the North and South poles. In 1940 and 1941 when
the Inventor studied electrical engineering the ionosphere was approximately 300 miles
up, now it is only 50 miles up over the North Pole. If it comes down on us the earth
will soon look like the moon.
[0003] The electrons attach themselves to the ions and overcome the force of the protons,
they push the negative charged ions through the hole in the ozone layer and have created
the cloud over the north and south poles. The positive charged proton particles come
down from the ionosphere and pick up more protons from radio and television transmitters,
some also move with cold air masses that flow down from the North Pole. They pick
up huge amounts of moisture over the Pacific Ocean causing too much rain. Also there
is a continuous string of protons going down from the ionosphere, through the ice
cap and discharging in water and earth under the ice cap. This action consequently
causes this large bodies of water to heat and to become warmer. This warm water moves
out into the ocean. This will cause a "Green House Effect", by adding more ice on
top of the North Pole, and with more rain coming down created by the warm masses of
water. This invention will clean up the atmosphere and let the ozone layer go back
over the North Pole. Clean air will reduce the crime rate over the world and make
people healthier. Little clumpy thunder heads, and grey streaks of cloud are saturated
with electrons and protons. When the wind blows hard and the sun is shining, the wind
will be saturated with electrons and protons.
[0004] The broad purpose of this invention is to clean up the atmosphere, the hole in the
ozone layer, the cloud over the hole in the ozone layer, and push the ionosphere back
up to the three hundred miles, where it belongs, (that is where God intends it to
be), and control all the weather problems.
[0005] One embodiment will take the Weather Terminator hovering in a mass of positive and
negative charged particles in or out of a thunder storm and will discharge the ions,
then the ions will float to the ground with the wind and rain. (There should be a
thousand of the Weather Terminators working 24 hours a day discharging the hole in
the ozone layer).
[0006] Another embodiment will take the same Weather Terminator, with two insulated copper
clad cables: one cable attached to the bronze ball and bronze ground rod, with the
upper end of the cable bare and a second cable attached to the rectifier for Positive
direct current along side the exposed grounded cable from the bronze ground rod. The
second cable is charged positive to attract the electrons as they try to escape back
up in the atmosphere. The cable is connected to the rectifier through a slip ring
on the reel and drum attached to the winch.
[0007] Another embodiment will use air craft breaking the sound barrier to shake the elements
relieving the clouds of their moisture, where water is needed, or to dump the water
before the cloud drops the water where it is not needed.
[0008] Another embodiment will use the Weather Terminator with sirens attached to the frames
and tuned to a frequency that will shake the elements and relieve clouds of their
water in controlled places. Sirens will be connected to the alternating current power
supply.
[0009] Another embodiment is to circle a rocket over the ozone layer with extended probes
and a long probe trailing the rocket. The probe can be charged positive or negative
with a switch arrangement to discharge the electrons and push the protons back up
to the ionosphere. This will stop them from heating the water under the ice cap and
doing damage to the Earth's environment.
[0010] Another embodiment is, all air craft should have the zero point of the winding connected
to the neutral bar of the generator which in turn shall be connected to the skin and
frame of the aircraft. The skin connected to the neutral will force the protons or
electrons to bounce off the aircraft when the aircraft goes through these charged
masses.
DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0011] The description refers to the accompanying drawings in which like references characters
refer to like parts throughout the several views and in which:
[0012] Figure 1 illustrates the Weather Terminator, and is a drawing of a sphere. It could
be one half the size of a football field. No solid outer skin, the positive probes
mass will be exposed to the outside, with the inner mass of probes charged negative.
There could be several layers of positive probes and negative probes. All areas such
as cockpit, engine room, instrument room, fuel tanks and bomb racks are round to reduce
the effect of the wind in or on the Weather Terminator. When the air molecules hit
the frame and probes the wind slides off producing smaller bumps and easier rides
for the pilot. The ions will slide down the curved probes allowing more time to discharge.
With the weight balanced in the bottom the Weather Terminator will act like a sail
boat and cut through the storms with a reduced amount of bumps. The weather terminator
can be remotely controlled from another aircraft or weather station.
[0013] Thunder storms should be approached from a high altitude to avoid getting in harms
way and being hit by lightening. If lightening hits the Weather Terminator the lightening
particles will fly all directions and do no harm to the Weather Terminator, it could
trip the circuit breaker, the breaker will have an automatic resetting ability. All
the frame and different compartments will be designed by the manufacturer. The probes
can be charged positive and negative or they may be charged all positive or all negative.
In rain or heavy dampness they will short out if one group is positive and the other
is negative. All support members should be insulated or made from non-metallic materials.
The sphere could be constructed of metallic or non-metallic material. Probes if made
from copper will be tinned to keep them from corroding. All materials in the frame
of the weather Terminator will be insulated or be of non-conducting materials.
Figure 1A, Illustrates the generator and rectifier package with the circuit breakers,
switches, meters, and rheostats all the necessary equipment and controls to make the
Weather Terminator do it's job in Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 4, Figure 5, Figure 8;
(The supports are either non-conductive or Insulated); The inventor used a diode bridge
for his experiments, ripple direct current produced by an alternator would do, or
a very low cycle alternating current, or a timed alternating switch can be connected
to direct current and alternating current probes, to switch probes back and forth,
positive and negative, for short intervals of time.
Figure 1B, Illustrates the proton probes attached replacing the outer skin on traditional
aircraft and helicopters; The negative probes are attached to the same support inside
of the positive probes;
Figure 2, Illustrates, a view of the Generator same as in Drawing 1 with one cable
extended up and another cable extended down to the ball and ground rod with an automatic
magnetic hook. The generator and winch is located inside the Weather Terminator, with
the necessary controls to make it work by pushing buttons inside the pilot's cockpit
or from another aircraft, or from a ground station;
Figure 3, Illustrates, a bomb to be loaded into drawing 10.
Figure 4, Illustrates a view of a rocket with wings, probes extended and a trailing
probe.
Figure 5, Illustrates, a view of a siren.
Figure 6, Illustrates a view of a jet aircraft.
Figure 7, Illustrates a view of a thunderhead.
Figure 8, Illustrates a view of an alternating current cycle, (sine wave) the top
part of the sine wave is positive the middle part is zero (neutral) and the bottom
of the sine wave is negative.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENT
[0014] Referring to the drawing Figure 1, Illustrates the weather terminator, shown as a
sphere it could take oblong or other shapes. Drawing 10 is the bomb platform. Drawing
11 is the outer probe support for the Weather Terminator, 12 is the pilot compartment,
completely automated to make the Weather Terminator work from the air or remote to
be controlled from other sources, 13 is the Generator and winch compartment with instrument
package, Figure 1B, to make this compartment work from the pilot compartment, etc.,
14 engine and fuel tanks with its automated equipment, 15 Mass of negative probes
attached to the bottom side of the insulated support, 16 mass of positive probes attached
to the outer or top side of the insulated support, 17 is the automatic generator and
rectifiers to make the winch and probes work, plus the second cable in Figure 2, 18
is clouds with or without rain. Figure 13 contains the timer and switches to change
the probes to positive and negative.
[0015] Referring to Figure 2, Figure 1, and Figure 4 can use the same generator and instrument
package because in some instances they will work together. 21 is the winch drum, the
cable winds onto the winch, 22 is the housing around the package, 23 is the electrically
operated hook, instrument package, 24 is the second cable to be charged positive in
order to discharge the electrons, 25 is the Bronze insulated ball, 26 is the Earth,
27 is the Bronze ground rod shown driven in the earth by the bronze ball, 28 is an
insulated cable with control wires inside of the cable to make the magnetic hook work,
29 illustrates insulated spacers to keep 24 from shorting to 31. 31 illustrates the
cable connected to the ground rod and bronze ball and extended up to the hook 23,
with the upper 50 feet (+ or -) exposed. 31 is insulated from the second cable 24,
drawing 30 illustrates moisture in the earth.
[0016] Figure 3, illustrates drawing 32 shows a suitable bomb, carried in figure 1, drawing
10, to do a certain job when exploded in drawing 18 cloud.
[0017] Figure 4, illustrates a rocket with a separate turbine engine to run the rectifier
and generator in figures 1 and 2, in order to do the work that the Weather Terminator
cannot climb high enough to reach, Figure 4, 41, carries instrument package 1B generator,
rectifier and an engine suited to outer space to charge the probes and run the instruments,
the rocket also carries the probes to outer space, 42 is a wings extended probe to
be charged positive or negative as in claim one. 43 is a conductor to carry either
positive or negative electricity, (electrons or protons, direct current), 44 is a
conductor to carry electricity, (either electrons or protons, direct current), 45
is the tow lines to keep the probe from drifting off in space, 46 is the probe made
from Mylar or any similiar material coated with a conducting coating. The length and
height is only limited to how much the rocket can carry up to the cloud in outer space,
which is the size of Europe, and is directly over the hole in the ozone layer.
[0018] Figure 5, Illustrates drawing 51 a large siren tuned to a frequency to emulate thunder
when it travels into cloud 18 to relieve the clouds moisture,
[0019] Figure 6, Illustrates drawing 52 a jet air craft flying through cloud 18, breaking
the sound barrier to relieve the cloud of its moisture.
[0020] Consequently, by letting the Weather Terminator hover in or out of the cloud masses
or by moving through the thunder head or cloud masses the charged particles will be
discharged and eliminate thunder storms and other undesirable weather. The probes
should be tinned to prevent corrosion. The cable connected to the ball and ground
rod should be copper clad insulated up to approximately 50 feet of the electrical
hook that connects it to the winch. The ball and ground rod should be made from bronze
material. Figure 4 illustrates the Mylar material coated with a conductive material
will be carried aloft in the rocket and unrolled and dispersed in the outer space
to push the ionosphere back up to the 300 miles and to discharge the cloud of charged
particles over the hole in the ozone layer over the North Pole.
[0021] Consequently it is understood that I have described a method and apparatus for removing
charged particles in the atmosphere and outer space. Tending to produce a clear atmosphere
and cleaning up pollution problems, a person knowledgeable in this field will have
no problem understanding the facts of this invention.
1. A method to discharge an electrical mass of electrical charged particles from the
atmosphere, comprising steps of:
(a) With two masses of probes installed near each other and charged positive and negative;
(b) The positive charged probes will attract electrons and discharge them from the
ions;
(c) The negative charged probes will attract protons and discharge them from the ions;
(d) With means to charge all probes positive to attract and discharge the electrons
from the ions;
(e) With means to charge all probes negative to attract the positive charge protons
and discharge them from the ions.
(f) With a timed alternating switch arrangement charging all probes positive for a
time, in order to discharge electrons.
(g) With a timed alternating switch arrangement changing all probes negative for a
time to discharge protons.
2. A method to discharge an electrical mass of electrical charged ions from the atmosphere
using two cables, one connected to ground and second connected to positive, comprising
steps of:
(a) Raise the cables from the earth to the mass of electrical charged particles and
discharge the protons from the ions;
(b) The second cable connected and charged positive will attract and discharge electrons
from the ions.
3. A method to change the direction of a hurricane, comprising steps of:
(a) Approach the hurricane from the outside or the eye and explode suitable bombs
to slow or stop the hurricane movement;
(b) Move up or down a distance and drop more suitable bombs to change the direction
of the hurricane.
4. A method to discharge the clouds over the ozone layer, comprising of:
(a) With the wing probes charged negative and the trailing probes charged positive;
(b) The wing probes will attract and discharge the positive charged particles;
(c) The trailing probes will attract and discharge the negative charged particles;
(d) Charge all probes positive to discharge the negative charged particles;
(e) Charge all probes negative to discharge the positive charged particles.
5. A method to relieve a cloud or hurricane of its moisture to simplify discharging its
charged particles, comprising steps of:
(a) With means to turn the sirens volume up to emulate thunder;
(b) The loud sound waves moving through the air molecules will relieve the cloud or
hurricane of its moisture in the form of rain.
6. A method to relieve a cloud or hurricane of its moisture to simplify discharging its
charged particles, comprising steps of:
(a) With a plural number of jet aircraft flying at speeds necessary to break the sound
barrier;
(b) The thunder like sound the aircraft produces will relieve the clouds or hurricane
of its moisture in the form of rain.
7. A method to prevent electrons and protons from building up on the skin of all aircraft,
Comprising steps of:
(a) Connect a conductor from the zero point of the sine wave to the skin of the aircraft;
(b) The positve half of the sine wave will repel the protons;
(c) The negative half of the sine wave will repel the electrons.