Timespot 36 - The Sciences of Music, Agriculture & Astronomy

In the Science of Music, the Science of Agriculture’s first project is Nature’s Mineral Garden - using new minerals plus astrological charts for plants and a new crystal water reservoir. The second project will be Musical Greenhouses. The growing of food products will be timed by a clock for color and musical tone combinations for each crop. The goal will be the miniaturization of crops. The Science of Astronomy’s first project is Transformer Charts - based on the epicenter frequency and stepped down by transforming agencies. When the energy reaches planet earth it has gone through infinitesimal transformations. This also shows how humans transform higher energy down to the use of it by the lower kingdoms. Fly Zappers are the second project. Flies can be destroyed by a musical tone. The fly is made up of the highest musical pitch audible on earth. To control flies in an area there would need to be a constant humming sound of this highest pitch that will cause flies to drop dead instantly.

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Timespot 36 - The Sciences of Music, Agriculture & Astronomy is an episode from What If? by Norma Hickox.

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This episode was published on Feb 10, 2017.

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