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In electromagnetic phenomenon of the electron spin right and or left are

associated with opposing forces - Lenzing . Further examination reveals


that the electro spin results in a heat death for it's flux resulting from
resistivity - ohm's law . In this case attenuation - decrease only is
possible . Not so with the magnetic flux which freely amplifies when
resonate , based upon the Fibonacci series . We see this in radio devices
when the cycles per seconds velocity changes , for example going
upward at about 20,000. CPS radio frequency takes over and the
resonate magnetic flux is airborne . At 200,000. CPS the Earth's
gravitational field is defeated . Above that upwards into the Megahertz
the Van Allen Radiation Belt reflects the upward radiation back towards
the Earth . Beyond that the resonate magnetic flux enters space and
continues onward for great distances . Examples would be radio
communication between the Planets . The visible Sun Lite is an obvious
source of resonate magnetic flux . Audible sound is the same
phenomenon at a much lower frequency .
This electron spin mechanism is present in weather systems such as
high and low pressure areas and world wide where mineral and chemical
differences exist . One obvious example would be a tornado . Resonate
radiation of Solar Plasm from - by Sun then causes the Earth to spin -
rotate . The Ambient Energy Background for the Earth is then obtained
since we know the speed [ being 1,000. MPH ] and the weight of the
Earth . This converts into HP and WATTS .
Aerial Magnetometers flown over areas of diverse geology such the
mountainous areas in Colorado , when corrected for height flown at
yield magnetic flux equivalent of greater than 2 billion volts in electrical
flux . The interesting possibility here is , since the function of
transformers is changing magnetic flux into electrical flux , that a
convent way of harvesting this energy be utilized .

Donald L. Smith, CEO Transworld Energy


Registered Professional Engineer
March 6 ,2006

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