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matt. j.a.o.b's avatar

FYI, If you listen from 40 minutes to 47 minutes you will hear a man working with this tech explain why the nanotech we see is actually up to 2 micrometers cubed. That's what we can all see so easily with normal darkfield scopes properly tuned.

https://rumble.com/v55mbo6-no-we-will-not-shut-up-or-slow-down-you-need-to-start-speaking-up.html

Also - Excerpt:

“The major advantage of dark-field microscopy is its ability to visualize truly nanoscale particles (starting from 5 nm for plasmonic noble metal nanoparticles) using a very simple and relatively cheap instrumentation.” As below…

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0048969721005465

There is a paper as well showing that darkfield plus a mobile ph ( as I use) is now being used by those working with QD's.

There is also the analogy of seeing a lit match at 1km at night. We cannot see the match itself but we can easily see the light. As these dots put out 15 times more light than they take in we can see the light just like that match.

Many claim we need an electron scope to see this stuff. They are being disingenuous or don't know what they are talking about and have not done the research.

Regards,

Matt.

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FreedomWarriorWoman's avatar

Thanks for summarizing this. Also, Urine is also an Easy indicator of Nano structures leaving the body, whether people are actively detoxing or not. That could be part of the Study as well, as well as Saliva. Anyone with a microscope can test their urine, as well as blood with a lancet and a simple instructions on how to use a microscope. One does not need to be certified in LBA to identify some of these larger structures. I think we need more microscopes distributed and accessible to people or like a "Tool Share" in communities. There are so many microscopes on Ebay that are just looking for homes, but obviously money is an obstacle and not a priority in a collapsing economy and society, And the Powers that Be do not want LBA to be even done, Nanos or not. But we must persist in getting our research out there.

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