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BIODETECTOR EXPERIMENTS
ON HOMAN BODY RADIATION PHYSICS
Zhao Yong ile.
&i, .Hxw^toaSjt.
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Chinese Academy of Sciences ,
TnsHr.iite' ofjjlgh Energy Physics
Beijing, China
(Ziran Zazhi
[Nature Magazine], Vol.
4,
No.
8, August
1981)
This
article demonstrates
an
interesting
approach to studing exceptional human functioning,
yet
unfortunately
it
lacks
some
important
tech-
nical details
and
does
not
offer
statistical
evaluation of
the obtained
results.
Nevertheless,
we think it worthwile to present
this approach to
our readers,
and we will continue
the discussion
of these experiments in our next
issue - Ed.
1.
Studies of the Physical Mechanism of liiaan Body
Radiation
Fig.
7.
The
influence of
the helio-geomagnetic situation on
the cellular monolayer in conditions of high
I?;
e
*
1 - Ap index (planetary index of geomagnetic disturbance),
1 K-Sdex in Novosibirsk;
3 - K-index in Norilsk; a and b -
the density of the monolayer growth:
4 - in Novosibirsk,
c and
d - mitotic activity:
4 - in Novosibirsk,
Research*
demonstrated
that
during
magnetically
calm
days,
wherM'he Ap was
less
than
10,
and
interplanetary
magnetic
field
polarity
was
determined
as
positive
(+),
t
e
mo™
layers in both Norilsk and Novosibirsk were viable, and
considerable differences
in their growth were not record^.
During days of magnetic disturbance,
when the index Ap
increased
to
28-36,
and
changes
in
interplanetary magne
field
polarity were
observed
(±),
the
growth
of
the
mono-
layer was
vigorous
in Norilsk;
and the mitotic activity
o
the monolayer was
2.5 -
3.0
times higher,
but
*ized “
became
1/3 shorter,
i.e.,
the monolayer was characterize
less
viable.
For
the past year we have
concentrated
our efforts on
developing
physical
methods
for
detecting
radiation
associated
- with exceptlonal^human functioning.
We have
discovered
a
detection
method
that
uses
nuclear
emulsion
film
and
negative X-ray
film.
Using
this
method,
we
observed
multiple
exposures
produced
by
radiation
emitted
from persons who were demonstrating exceptional capa-
bilities.
Among these exposures were images of written
Chinese
characters
that were recognized by exceptionally
gifted
individuals,
as well as
traces and special patterns
from objects
that were influenced by specially gifted
persons •
,
,
In
our
exper iments,
the
bX
exceptionally gifted persons wa s j i rectlyjietect^j)y_a_
nhototube. while photographic
. fil^ isoMeO^a^ljght TP.r.QPf
box lndire^lv^bet^c^d.„tMs sa^me^iarion. We also used a
biodetector
[described below]
to successfully record
t e
radiation of
persons
with exceptional energies and
persons
who have
learned
to
control
their
muscles
and mental
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The
results obtained with
these different measuring
devices were positively correlated, in that each time a
character was correctly recognized, a response from the
respective detector was recorded
[either the above types of
film were exposed
or
the biodetector
produced
an electric
signal]; when the characters were not recognized,
there was
no
response
from
either
of
the
detectors.
This paper
presents
our experiments with
the biodetector.
We
do not,
as yet, know what is the actual carrier of the special-
energy
radiation
of
the human
body.
There
are
two
views
concerning this problem:
One view holds that we are dealing
with with a known,
purely physical and chemical phenomenon.
According to the other view,
the observed phenomenon is
totally unknown and is not simply physical or chemical;
rather,
it
is related to an unfamiliar state of matter which
is intimately connected with the phenomenon of
life
itself.
The
radiation emitted
by exceptionally gifted
persons
possesses
strong
penetrative
power,
and
can
be
willfully
controlled,
directed,
developed,
and
adapted.
It
also
has
other peculiar properties which cannot be explained by
purely physical terms.
The
latter point appears
to
support,
to a certain
extent,
the position of
those who believe
that
the observed
phenomenon cannot be explained in known physical terms.
Yet,
in order
to
thoroughly clarify
this
question,
we need
to
develop
new
types
of
detectors
and
biodetectors.
Our
experiments represent preliminary steps in this direction.
2. The Basic Structure of the Biodetector
The concept "bio" pertains to a living body.
As the
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primary sensitive element
of
the detector,
we used a living
system,
which was
connected
to an electrical
circuit
(Fig.
1).
The entire experimental apparatus consisted of the
biodetector, an amplifier, and a recording device.
(1)
The
biodetector
consisted
of
a
fuqianhua
[a
floating plant]
leaf,
a sample box and two detector needles.
Both detector needles were carefully inserted into the
leaf's
main vein
at
a minimum
depth.
As
soon
as
the
needle's point was
inserted,
the attached voltmeter reacted.
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points ln the
,
‘
' hha
Potential of
both deSctor
W
this
reading
7*“ “« from CU
to
0.4 voltT
Rector needles was c^ideSTt
»f S
of background pulsation
on
inadequate.
The peak
it
U
was
n0t
kf
hlgher
than
0.1
volt
e
E^
eC
?rdin8 aPParatus
it was not difficult
to find
\
Experience showed
that
-ed
two sharp 0.1 mm cop^r ntdleff ""f
he plant
leaf
was
the
1,
i°r
the detector,
system.
For
the necessarv
f
the
detector
sensitivity
fast ascension and rLction’ m°V lnertia
’ high
leaf,
according
to
our exneH
^
the fulianhua
requirements
(although
the
repleti™“m*
*
met
the
basic
been
extended
somewhat).
After i
I
±me
COuld
have
even
Properiy inserted,
the difcernible
weTe
[Chinese
characters]
were
nut
i
le hieroglyphic images
closed,
and
the
detector
th® box »
lts
cover was
cover ^eli*
-f ^
the «l«^^T,Ct8d
with
the
cover eliminated much outside el^triSfJF
** **
-^^yb^Pi^-with a
manufactured
by
P ification multiple of
this
i f
level.
Generally
the
procedure we med dual-terS^iTn,T ^
F°r '‘’C
oTkeTyl
roundIns
18 “
gPKUng speed of loTm^Les'/se^ndTt
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was used with
an
““ a “”ttlTlV of 200 mcT|£r
‘
3. Test Results
circu^rwe^rS SfS”?
8 proP^ and warming the
box.
The detector needles
placed lc ln the
leaf s
main
vein.
The
basic^
carefully into
the
adjustment
of
the detector and
h
/ementS
Were
Proper
images
ready for each
trial
S? having the hieroglyphic
Person correctly
recognized
30 exceptionally gifted
the
box,
there
was w£teW
^ taide
' ^
(as described by the^lft^
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evaluated the correlation between these
tests.
Our experimental apparatus first reacted in March 1980,
while we were testing the little girl, Yen.
Due to
the
continuous
technical improvement
of
our
detector,
the
following exceptionally gifted persons were subsequently
tested
successfully:
Yu
from
Hebei
province,
littie
i
from Wuhan, Mou from Heilongjiang province, and others.
Fig.
presents
an
oscillogram
of
the
radiation
produced by
Yu's
recognition
of
the
characters
"sheep
and
"oxen."
Many successful tests were made with
the specially
gifted
persons,
Cao
from
Beijing
and
Liu
from
Jilin
province. There was a strong correlation between the correct
recognition
of
the
characters
and
the
signals
recorded
by
the
detector
(see
the
oscillograms
on
Fig.
3).
During
the
Ume
concentration, specially trained persons
Tqigongren,
i.e.,
individuals practicing the ancient Chinese
art
of Qigong, which includes movement, breath control, and
meditation]
could
also
be
tested
with
this
detector
(see
Fig
From
the
above
experiments,
we
h§yg„_£g^j}£d
the
..
following conclusions:
" (V) T^rhT^etecIor can receive signals_wj^h^pp^r in__
,, r <Li QT^mpni-al
states and whichJS& jimitted^
oTf^ttrai^d persons.
In order
to answer the question
of”hether or no t the detector was influenced by known
physical energies,
we conducted a number of tests:
we
opened the box and lit up the detector with a strong 1,400 W
iodine-wolfram electric
bulb
from a
distance
of
m.
We
also lit up the detector with a very wide-spectrum 60 W bulb
from a distance of
10 cm.
We subjected the detector to the
influence of a strong far-infrared
100 W
iron,
a near-
infrared radiation source, and a gamma radiation source from
a distance of
10 cm.
None of these influences produced any
noticeable response.
When the recognition of characters was
tested
with
the
box
closed,
even
increased
physical
disturbance
from
outside
could
not
influence
the
detector.
From this we concluded
that changes
in the correlation
between potentials recorded by the biodetector
and the
subject's state of
mind, resulted from a stimulation of
the
leaf in the detector by a special human radiation which
penetrated the box
cover.
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(21 The radiationJrom^
came in spurts thus^lie_Q^illo£ram jshowed
. pulsations.
The
i
rapid,
occurring
in 1*» thm
a
second.
If
the exceptionally gifted person continued
to
have "flashes" in his
brain,
the oscillogram
[the
response
of
the biodetector]
continued
to indicate them, whereas the
fsc^apMc
ascint was
relatively
slow
during
emission
fne volU^wLrJhey
rLcognizTd T Chinese character,
the
extent
of
radiation changes
could reach up
to
several
hundred
millivolts.
For
qigongren,
during
one
maximum changes reached the millivolt leve
.
Chinese
the main reason why
they
could
not
recognize
the
Chinese
characters.
Yet,
energy
emissions
ty ^igo^gren
maintained
for a
long
time
and
could aoeniOate.
so
tnat
their healing
effects
were
satisfactory.
Further
study
is
I
needed
as
to
the
healing
effects
of
exceptionally
gifted
persons^
represents unknown
^r^^TeTT^rraTso proved
that
this kind_ ofjsnatter
wiilTa living body.
. Furthermore,
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aifoanred method
for
these
pvperiments
have_led_,.^
body radiation.
4.
Important Notice
During experiments with the biodetector, attention must
be naid to the following:
(1) Although we made a repeated selection o
eav
be used for the
detector, the leaves we used still possessed
delayed reaction time,
which influenced
the fine structure
of the observed special radiation.
This key problem must be
overcome in future experiments.
/vnorailv
(2) Each leaf must cot be used for
too long. ^“rall£
after
two hours
the
sensitivity
of
a
particular
decreases
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(3)
The
position
of
the
detector
needles
is
very
important.
We
found
inserting
the
needles
into
the
leaf's
main vein to be a good approach.
(4)
The
detecting
system
must
be
well
shielded elec-
trically.
If
there
is
excessive
electrical
noise,
the
recording
tests cannot be properly carried out.
On the
whole,
the disturbance oscillation
patterns
above
our
recording apparatus did not surpass
100 millivolts.
5. Concluding Renarks
This
testing method is still imperfect,
and
there
remain many insufficient aspects which must be improved by
further
study.
We have
only
presented
a new
experimental
procedure.
During the experiments we were greatly assisted by Tang
Xiaowei,
Fang Deng,
Zheng Zhipeng,
Wang
Guanyou and by
the
subject Yu of
Cangxian,
Hebei province,
the Scientific
Committee, by Liu Xiankui and the subject Liu of Jungjiang,
Jilin province,
by Cao Wei and
the
subject
Cao
of
the
Beijing Institute of High Energy Physics.
This
paper
was
read
and
improved
by
scientists
Zhao
Zhongyao,
Xu Jianming and Tang Xiaowei.
English Translation by J.H. Paasche
Ziran Zazhi
(Nature Magazine)
Shanghai, China
Fig.
1. Diagram of
the biodetector
1 - detector leaf;
2 - amplifier;
3 - recorder;
4 - set at zero
0.5
r sees "sheep"
l
sees "oxen"
v*.
IS T
ray?***
300
L
(nyr)
xiA? ft STASES?. K = 50000fg
.
(a)
Fig.
2.
Oscillograms
recorded
during recognition of
Chinese
characters by exceptionally gifted
persons,
a
- reading
the
characters
"sheep"
and
"oxen"
by
a
gifted
person
Yu;
b - reading
the
characters
"exit",
"mountain";
c
- reading the character "middle" by a gifted person Cao;
amplification factor K =
10.
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200
300
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Fig.
3.
Oscillograms
recorded
during
recognition
of
characters by the gifted
person Liu (K =
10).
a - reading
the characters
"Xu" and
"Zhao";
b - reading the
characters "high" and "river".
t
(**cc)
Fig.
4. Oscillograms
of radiation emitted by specially
trained persons
(K =
10).
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asymmetry versus chaos, or "what is the biofield?
V.E.
Zhvirblis
(Khimlya i zhizn' , Moscow, No.
12,
1980)
t
Tn
the Question "What
is
the biofield?" most sober-
-A JientisSrfll
'This
Is something that does
S exist and cannot exist, as equally the phenomena, *ich
the biofield
is specially invented to explain,
do not exist
and
cannot
Mofleld
ls used to explain a great many
biolo^al miracles:
telepathy and telekinesis, dowsing and
S'.rsroa?
TgrtLrz^
interpreted
experiments;
|
E3
i
“CUr
£si^t"y^tfs^h for anything and to
!
distressingly
becanse
it
encourages
the
spread
I
unqualified
X se^e
evT^gativ;
!
S^bt^nTin^frause of serious stud^ would*
absolutely everythin
ab°Ut^ewr
S
,Te £s£on of those who have no doubts about
rhe existence of the biofield is not convincing either.
"or^le,
is the
i
:^is"i^e
s
tS,^y° tw^rl'sirsrsss
j
ragneticl
th
gravitational,
sound,
etc. ^
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special properties not possessed by other physical tieios
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