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5. Analysis of nuclear traces
in the trace detectors
The goal of this test was to check for possible annealing or
sensitization effects to the previously induced nuclear traces
in
the trace detector material after
it has penetrated the bottle.
Two groups of CR-39 solid state nuclear trace detectors were
used.
They were both irradiated by fission fragments,
but only
one group was
influenced by the paranormal abilities.
Both groups
were likewise etched and carefully inspected under a microscope.
No significant differences were observed.
6.
Observation of the foil trace detectors.
After the tungsten sample and tablets penetrated through the
walls of the plastic bottle and through the sealed pouch made of
a trace detector
foil,
the
foil was inspected visually and with
the aid of
a microscope.
The pouch was not broken and there were
no traces
of damage.
After etching the
foil was reinspected and
again,
it did not show any traces
of passing microscopic
particles or objects.
7.
Observation of surface appearance of the metal sample with an
electron microscope.
By means of an electron microscope the surface appearance of
the metal sample used in the experiment was compared with the
surface appearance of
a reference sample.
No obvious changes were
visible.
The same was true
for the deeper layers of the metal
structure exposed after grinding the surface away.
Ill
- Conclusions
1.
The experiment has demonstrated once again that Mr.
Zhang
Baosheng possesses paranormal abilities.
He can make objects
penetrate walls of sealed containers.
In this experiment all of
the experimental artifacts were prepared by researchers from the
China Institute of Atomic Energy.
The researchers had no contact
with Mr.
Zhang before the experiment.
Many of the samples such as
the superconductor nodes,
radioactive source, Mossbauer absorber,
or the irradiated nuclear trace detectors have unique
characteristics and could not be substituted.
The experiment has
been viewed simultaneously from different angles.
Considering all
of the above the experiment was conduced under tightly controlled
conditions.
2.
The experiment confirmed that Mr.
Zhang can transfer objects
into
a sealed envelope.
His clairvoyance enables him to recognize
characters
in the envelope without opening
it.
He can also
transfer the characters he wrote on an envelope to objects inside
the envelope.
It was confirmed that,
during such transfer,
the
characters can be reduced
in size.
However,
the experiment has
also showed that the transfer can only be done onto surfaces to
which the
ink can adhere.
Also,
once the visibility of the
characters
is diminished,
Mr.
Zhang has difficulties to recognize
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them in
a sealed envelope as well.
3.
The experiment demonstrated that Mr.
Zhang has the ability to
make the hands of
a watch penetrate other person's hand without
inflicting any pain or other sensation.
.
4.
The experiment demonstrated that Mr.
Zhang has the ability to
burn cloth instantly upon the touch of his hand.
5.
None of the objects
(superconducting node,
radioactive source,
Mossbauer absorber,
solid state trace detector,
metal sample,
liquor sample,
etc.)
that either penetrated the bottles or might
have been influenced by the paranormal abilities
[of Mr.
Zhang]
showed any observable changes
in their molecular,
atomic or
nuclear structures.
6.
Since there were no traces,
detectable under a microscope,
after particles penetrated nuclear trace detector foils,
the
mechanism of such penetrations still remains an open question.
About twenty senior researchers observed this experiment.
Among them were physicists and chemists
from China Institute of
Atomic Energy and somatic science specialists from the Institute
of Space Medico-Engineering.
Reference:
[1]
Qingli
Li,
"Challenging Problem to Modern Physics",
Atomic
Energy Science and Technology
(3),
381-384
(1988).
Translated by Qingli Li
and W.
H.
Trzaska
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