Method for visualising Earth rays by means of a test strip or a test cover (blanket)

摘要

To date there has been no reliable demonstration of the existence of damaging geophysical rays. Scientific experiments aimed at finding out about the mystery of Earth rays through experienced dowsers have had little success, because of excessively divergent measurement results. The mode of operation and measurement results of the dowsers have often been called into doubt, because they cannot be verified using any neutral measuring instrument. I have developed as a new method of being able to demonstrate the controversial Earth rays and to check dowsers for measurement accuracy a method employing a test strip on which a water vein stands out through a change in colour. In this method, the available degrees of heat of Earth rays which radiate upwards from below out of the ground and the accompanying power and persistence of the maximum (peak) radiation are used in order to visualise irradiated regions on a laid-out test strip by means of drying out. A change in colour occurs on the test strip in the irradiated region, on which the strip field width can then be detected. The test strip consists of a dry and loose substrate as carrier material and of a damp facing.