Solve the Mystery

Do you know what happened to this coral? North Shore of Kauai, HI  within a few miles of 30,000,000 pulsed watts of microwave radiation in the atmosphere, scattering everywhere.  Where does all that power go?  Just ask a radar physicist or Michio Kukustein

On Thu, Dec 18, 2014 at 8:29 PM, underwater2web . <underwater2web@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi Stewart,

This is a real mystery so far (On Kauai)!! No pieces laying around but these corals are in high wave zones so they would be moved immediately. They all happen at the same time on each coral. One day the entire coral is fine and the next day it is totally chipped, but only on the top of each branch! I have only seen this for the last 6 months and I have studied these corals for ten years. No fish or crabs eat them plus the breaks are clean, not chew marks. We do not have any fish large enough to bite off an entire 2 inch wide tip of the coral plus all of the coral eating species graze. They take a few bites then go on to the next coral. I believe this is all happening at night and a number of people that live on their boats tell me the sea surface hums at night and sometimes crackles!! One said she has seen a green flash over the sea surface at night and he dog wakes up barking at the sea. 

If I could get a sample of a fresh break legally and send it to you could you gain any info from looking at it under a microscope? I think one could tell how the break happened by a close look at it. Right now it looks like someone used a weed whacker on selected corals at night!

I could also use marine puddy and make a mold of the broken tips to review in the lab or use a maco lens for super good close ups.

I have a well known journalist from Australia calling me tomorrow claiming she knows what is happening to the reefs and our health here in Kauai. All of the politicians are quiet. I think we are in one big secret test by the military and things are going wrong or we are in an active electronic war with someone. People all over Kauai are really going nuts and feeling all kinds of odd ailments.

Aloha,

Terry

Terry Lilley
Marine Biologist
Hanalei, Kauai
http://underwater2web.com

All Photographs  © 2014 Terry Lilly

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From: ChemE Stewart <cheme911@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, Dec 18, 2014 at 11:32 PM
Subject: Re: Terry Lilley wants to share “Coral” with you
To: “underwater2web .” <underwater2web@gmail.com>
Cc: You

Terry,

Green Flashes could be chlorine gas discharge on the surface along with hydrogen gas, which could combine in the air and make the popping/crackling sound.  This can be caused by strong electromagnetic fields at the surface

Lorentz force on sodium and chlorine ions in a salt water solution flow under a transverse magnetic field

“It is shown that, by applying elementary concepts in electromagnetism and electrochemistry to a system consisting of salt water flowing in a thin rectangular pipe at an average velocity vA under the influence of a transverse magnetic field B0, an electromotive force generator can be conceived. In fact, the Lorentz force acting on the sodium and chlorine ions in a water solution gives rise to a so-called Faraday voltage across the two metal electrodes, positioned at the sides of the pipe. The effect is carried along the following chemical reactions at the electrodes: at the cathode, water is reduced (instead of sodium ions) and hydrogen gas is generated; at the anode, chlorine gas is produced. In college physics teaching, this interdisciplinary subject can be adopted to stress analogies and differences between the Hall voltage in conductors and the Faraday voltage in electrolyte solutions.”

Is there enough refracted EMF from all of these pulsed radars to trigger electrolysis at the surface of the conductive salt oceanwater?

If you could see the scattered microwave radiation power density in the atmosphere around Kauai it would look something like this.

The ocean surface may be building an uneven electrical charge in places (collection of EMF refraction from radars a due to varying waves, ion clusters) until it quickly discharges to the corals below and ZAP!!!!!!!!!!

 

Same thing that ZAPPED YOU Terry!

If you think you know what happened to this coral please let us know!