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. nothing but light radiation . . . many millions of times brighter than your sun." No wonder space visitors are
concerned over our atomic experiments!
Before we leave the subject of atomic structure, let's glance at the idea of the inverted atom. Physicists have
found short-lived particles in all cases that are the electrical opposites of the prevalent particles in our atomic
structure. Some of these, including the newly found anti-proton have been found in cosmic rays. These are
evidently the particles that form atoms built with negative nuclei and positive satellites. Substances
constructed of such atoms would be identical except that they would be invisible to our physical senses, which
were constructed to recognize substance formed of atoms having positive nuclei and negative satellites.
Physical vision is sensitive only to positive light reflecting from negative substance on a negative planet. Inner
perceptions see colors resulting from negative light. Neither reflections from negative substance or reflections
from positive substance are reality, and neither are they visions . . . they are only reflections from reality.
Now let us consider molecular structure:
The structure of a molecule is dependent on the structure of the atoms of which it is composed. Science has
recently found that in order for two atoms of hydrogen to associate themselves as a molecule, their respective
single electrons must have opposite directions of rotation or spin. Thus we see the positive-negative
association into oneness reflected even in the molecule.
Like planets, some molecules possess rotational energy and others, such as the diatomic symmetrical
molecules of hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen, do not.
When atoms or molecules are arranged in perfect order, the result is known as a crystal. Irregularity of atomic
or molecular order results in a fluid. A true solid state is always in a definite crystalline form. Crystals of pure
metals have recently been studied and it has been found that different crystal faces of a metal behave as if they
were entirely different metals. Evidently, the crystalline geometrical forms determined by the
electro-magnetic field of the atoms produce a differing field on each face.
Crystals which do not have identical characteristics in all directions (not cubic) are called anisotropic crystals.
When a ray of light enters an anisotropic crystal it is split into two components which travel with different
velocities and follow different paths. Perhaps the crystal is here dividing the positive and negative light lines
of force.
Another interesting fact of molecular structure that has recently been revealed is that the thousands of atoms
in fibrous protein molecules such as those composing hair, horn, fingernail, muscle and porcupine quill, are
arranged in the form of a helix. This form results when asymmetric objects (the amino acids) are joined
together in such a way that each one has the same geometrical relationship to its neighbors. Some of these
molecules then form a compound helix or a coil of coils, etc. Thus science is discovering the linking forms
between the atom and the biological structures.
An electron micrograph of a bacterial flagellum has shown a three-strand cable which by its diameter suggests
it is a seven-strand cable of seven-strand cables.
The space people have said that the forms of crystals within the blood are the source of energy for man's every
motion. The crystals in the blood, by diffusing, refracting and reflecting the positive and negative light lines
of force, and by opposing polarized conditions, bring about the flow of the blood by light energy and as a
result, the functioning of the heart.
The fact that there are crystals within the blood stream is significant in relation to the use of the crystalline
form in the Type 2 "fireball". For more information on them see The Harvesters in this book in the section
called: Other Flesh.