Clifford – Page 20 – Carnicom Institute

ATMOSPHERIC MOLD IS ABUNDANT

An atmospheric test specific to mold detection has been conducted on March 10, 2003 in rural Santa Fe, New Mexico. The results appear to indicate a sufficient cause for concern, as a large number of colonies of several species of mold (Aspergillus, Penicillum, Cladosporium, and Rhizopus) have evolved during the incubation period in a dry high desert environment during a period of extended low moisture. Several species are shown in images on this page. There is clear and direct association between the abundance of mold and respiratory, allergic and asthmatic conditions in humans. It is hoped that additional testing will be commenced by citizens across the nation and globe using indoor and outdoor samples to assess the extent and nature of this environmental condition. Those knowledgeable in mycology are requested to offer their expertise in this matter.

POSITIVE ELF SPECTRUM IDENTIFICATION

The spectrum of Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) signals has now been identified at multiples of 4Hz with the use of a digital spectrum analyzer/oscilloscope. The graph presented on this page was obtained with several significant modifications to the ELF circuit that has been described in the past few Carnicom papers, namely the paper titled ELF CIRCUIT DESIGN (dated January 26, 2003) with modifications that are discussed here and will be described further in a future paper. It was observed that the power of the signal being received is clearly of artificial origin and occurs at multiples of 4Hz. These frequencies occur in the range of the primary electromagnetic activity of the human brain. Research is currently underway to determine the direction (and eventual location) of the signals that are being generated and to which the populace is subject. Additional information on the directional parallel resonant loop antenna and the additional amplifier circuit will be forthcoming. It is requested that citizens across the nation and/or globe construct the circuit as it has been developed to assist in determining the origin of the signals through triangulation. Modifications for further enhancement are also welcomed.

A THIRD PATTERN OBSERVED : VERY LOW FREQUENCY PULSE SWITCHING

A third significant pattern in the Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) to Very LOW Frequency (VLF) portion of the electromagnetic spectrum has now been observed and recorded. The pattern is one of a series of higher frequencies followed by a series of lower frequencies, with a period of approximately 60-100 seconds for each group of pulses. There is no known local or residential origin for these signals. The current VLF observations are significant in that they are not continuously occurring; three segments of approximately 15 minutes duration were observed in Santa Fe, New Mexico on March 1, 2001. The switching and pulse nature of the observations abruptly ceases and starts, as is shown in graphs on this page. There is no gradual transition between the different phases, and the variation in frequencies appears to be the direct result of a constructed modulation system.

CHACO CANYON NATIONAL PARK : 10 SECOND ELF PULSE OBSERVED

A second significant Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) pattern has been observed in data which has been collected at two different locations approximately 140 miles apart in New Mexico. This pattern is that of what appears to be pulsed ELF data occurring at a definite period of 10 seconds. This pattern is in addition to the previously identified pattern of geometric multiples of 4Hz. The previous pattern is primarily that of frequency structure; the current attention is devoted to the time structure of the signals that are becoming evident. Graphs of the captured periodic data is presented on this page, as raw data, digital filtered data to eliminate noise, and spectral analysis of the filtered data. The periodic component of 10 seconds is dominant and prominent in all analyses. These findings combined (geometric multiples of frequencies with a periodic component) strong suggest the existence of modulated ELF data, i.e., the transmission of signals with inherent intelligence. A description of the techniques used to capture this data is presented here, which includes using a human antenna. It bears repeating that the ELF frequencies that have been measured and detected fall within the same range as foes the primary electromagnetic energy of the human brain. Those with expertise in the electrical engineering fields are encouraged to assist in the research that is required to further analyze these results.

A CONNECTION: ELF – SATELLITES – HAARP – AEROSOLS

All citizens are requested and advised to become familiar with the paper written by Dennis Papadopoulos from the Physics Department at the University of Maryland titled “Satellite Threat Due to High Altitude Nuclear Detonations” (link below). This paper outlines a method that employs the use of Extremely Low Frequency(ELF) waves from the HAARP transmitter as a means to protect satellites from the effects of nuclear explosions at altitude. All constituents of this system are identified as primary research topics of the aerosol operations.

ELF AT 10,500 FEET

Further measurements of Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) waves were registered in the upper regions of Aspen Peak, New Mexico, on February 8, 2001. This location was chosen to avoid the 60Hz signals that are emitted by power lines in the United States, and the tests used a human antenna in parallel with the inductor in this circuit design (see the previous Carnicom paper titled ELF & THE HUMAN ANTENNA dated January 19, 2003 for the circuit design used, as well as an explanation of using a human body as an antenna). These waves detected are primarily multiples of 4Hz as in previous measurements, from 4-56Hz, which disturbingly is the same range as that of the human brain. Serious investigators who are interested in contributing to the state of knowledge on this issue are welcome to forward results to the Carnicom Institute. Any modifications and improvements that can be made to this circuit are welcome as well.

ELF IN BANDELIER NATIONAL MONUMENT

A further case for tracking down the origin of Extremely Low Frequencies (ELF) with 4Hz multiples in the ambient atmosphere is made here. The measurements included in this page were registered using Carnicom’s latest circuit design at the Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico on January 25, 2003, and mimic the frequencies measured in Santa Fe in the earlier Carnicom paper titled ELF & THE HUMAN ANTENNA (dated January 19, 2003) except for one notable thing: the 60Hz frequency that was observed in Santa Fe is absent as expected from the measurements, as the 60Hz frequency is known to be produced by power lines, of which there are none at the Bandelier National Monument. The closest town from Bandelier is 6 miles, and in this National Monument there is expected to be little to no frequency interference from other known sources. One other significant finding in these measurements is that the ELF signals appear to be that of a highly pulsed nature, versus that of power line pulses and their 60Hz frequencies. Citizens across the globe are asked to replicate the results presented in these experiments. The circuit diagram for this test unit will be presented at a later time. A request is made for those in the electrical engineering fields to contribute modification to this design as well.

ELF CIRCUIT DESIGN

An updated circuit design to measure ambient Extremely Low Frequencies (ELF) is presented here with some modifications from earlier experiments. The circuit design itself is presented, as is the design for a loop antenna that is directional, meaning it can be rotated on its pole to determine the location of the ELF signal(s) being received by the circuit. Both sensitivity and bandwidth performance appear to be noticeably improved with this improved design. Further modifications will be added in later Carnicom papers. Those with electrical engineering knowledge are welcome to comment on the circuit and any inherent weaknesses or suggested improvements. It is advised that others around the globe construct this circuit, including any improvements that can be made, and report their results to the Carnicom Institute.

ELF & THE HUMAN ANTENNA

The presence of ambient Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) waves has again been verified on January 18, 2003 in Santa Fe New Mexico. The frequencies recorded by Clifford Carnicom show the same 4Hz multiples as his earlier readings, and these frequencies are likely of artificial design and with an undeclared purpose. A newer circuit used allows more sensitive measurements; sensitive enough to detect and register the electromagnetic presence of a person from several feet away. An additional topic of research is presented here as a possible correlation to the presence of these observed frequencies…that of the US military’s HAARP (High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program) high frequency pulses into the ionosphere that produce ELF frequencies. ELFs are used for earth penetration and subsurface communications, and though there is insufficient correlation between what is being measured in New Mexico and the HAARP waves, it is coincidental enough to be discussed in this paper. A most unexpected and unusual result of the current work is the role that the human being can assume in the detection of these frequencies. It has been found that the human organism, acting in conjunction with the primary large inductance coil (antenna) of the circuit, provides sufficient amplification to the signal to allow reliable detection and logging of the data. That is to say, if a human runs a wire in parallel from the skin to the inductor lead, the geometric form of these frequencies is easily detected.

ERYTHROCYTES, MATRIX & MOTILE BACTERIA

After again conducting microscopic sessions upon particulates collected from an outdoor HEPA filter in Santa Fe, NM in 2002 and finding unexpected biological components, Carnicom further asks the professional community for input to his findings. Images from this series of analysis, as well as those from earlier tests are presented, as are links to the previous research papers showing very similar results to this analysis and a description of the collection process used to collect these samples. NOTE: After asking for input from the professional community for help in analyzing these samples, a citizen on the Carnicom.com message board wrote giving input to the analysis that Carnicom has presented in this page. This person suggested that what Carnicom has been seeing in these samples is not bacteria, based on the fact that the samples were put into distilled water, and that red blood cells, when put in distilled water, will burst within seconds. The writer further claims that red blood cells are not ‘designed to live in a neutral environment’, but rather in salty environments, and that the samples look like pollen. Carnicom’s response to these claims is to seek further professional input. A main inconsistency in the citizen’s claims above include the fact that these appear to be altered (desiccated) blood cells, and such wouldn’t necessarily conform to the same reaction as normal red blood cells. Further modifications may have been applied to these cells as well, making them not susceptible to being destroyed by being placed in distilled water.