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Stan Meyer's memo 430: switching off radioactive waste with voltage

Stan Meyer's memo WFC 430, the Atomic Degaussing Process: "Switching-Off Radioactive Substances". This copy is stamped CONFIDENTIAL. He claims a pulsing, opposite voltage can ring an unstable atom back to a stable one in an instant, instead of thousands of years of decay, and that spent fuel rods co

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Stan Meyer's memo WFC 430, the Atomic Degaussing Process: "Switching-Off Radioactive Substances". This copy is stamped CONFIDENTIAL. He claims a pulsing, opposite voltage can ring an unstable atom back to a stable one in an instant, instead of thousands of years of decay, and that spent fuel rods could first be vaporized in a flame made from water. What degaussing means, what his drawings show, and what he said in Denver the same year.

About the voices. The narrator is NeuralStan, an AI voice the archive uses for its made films. Where you hear Stan Meyer, it is Stan: every word of his is cut from an original recording, and nothing he says was synthesised.

Sources

  • Stan Meyer lecture · Denver, 1997
  • Stan Meyer · Memo WFC 430 · © 1997
  • Stan Meyer · Memo WFC 430, Figure 11-1
  • Stan Meyer · Memo WFC 430, Figure 11-2
  • Stan Meyer · Figure 5-10, Energy Aperture of the Atom
  • Stan Meyer, Memo WFC 430, Atomic Degaussing Process: Switching-Off Radioactive Substances, © 1997 — stanslegacy.com
  • Memo WFC 430, Figure 11-1: Neutron Electrical Polarization Process — stanslegacy.com
  • Stan Meyer, Denver, 1997: "the electromagnetic field strength of the atom becomes weakened" at 17:59 — stanslegacy.com

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