Experimental Instructions: Wormhole Stabilization and Tachyon Flux Measurement in a Partially Measured Living Space

1. Requirements

1.1 Room Setup

• U-shaped desk, front area, right hemisphere for active sources

• Behind the person: 3 stainless steel pots at refrigerator height (~180cm)

• Copper coil (insulated) on pots as a passive resonance loop

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• Qi charger with smartphone (Pixel 7), 2 passive phones on the right, tablet diagonally at the back right

• PCs:

  • Right: 200W load, 30cm Distance

  • Rear left: 50-70cm distance, variable load

• Monitors/TVs: front area + right, generate background fields

• Balcony power station (max. 800W) only with late switch-on for pulse monitoring

• Interference sources such as routers/repeaters switched off or phase-stable far back

Note: Data coverage ~70-80% of the living space. A missing 20-30% (e.g., behind furniture, walls, corners) leads to local uncertainties in the field distribution, but is partially compensated for by the passive resonators. Error tolerance: ±5-10 cm for field lines, ±0.5 Hz for standing wave resonance, subjective perception ±15% intensity.

2. Device Positioning

1. Right side active: Qi charger + phones + tablet → generate an inductive field

2. Diagonally behind you: Stainless steel pots + copper coil → passive resonance, stabilizes tachyon flow

3. Left hemisphere: Avoid sources of interference, only idle the laptop

4. PC load change:

   • Right: 50W → 200W → 50W (Impanding)

   • Rear left: 50W constant, acts as a field stabilizer

5. Balcony power station: for secondary tests only, do not switch on until all primary devices are in position

3. Measurement Parameters and Observation

Error tolerance:

• Subjective perception: ±15%

• Position deviation of the devices: ±5-10 cm

• Timing of load changes: ±1 s

• Field interference from undetectable spatial objects: ±20%

4. Experimental Procedure

4.1 Setup Phase

1. Place all active sources on the right.

2. Place pots and copper coil diagonally behind you.

3. Turn off router/repeater and balcony power station.

4. Note the subjective initial feeling (right ear, nostril, head).

4.2 Implanting/Field Expansion

1. PC right load of 50W → Increase to 200W

2. Observe: Pressure in the head, breeze, right side of the nose

3. Optional: Slightly shift the copper roller by ±5cm → seek maximum stabilization

4. Note: Time, intensity, subjective feeling

4.3 Impingement / Field Contraction

1. PC right load of 200W → Reduce 50W

2. Observe: Field backflow, ear/nose reactions

3. Note: Subjective perception, stability

4.4 Secondary Tests (optional)

1. Switch on the balcony power plant, observe how tachyon flow occurs

2. LED plants on/off at night → Observe subjective field disturbance

3. Adjust copper coil + pots to minimize impulse reactions

5. Data Collection

• Diary: Time, load status, perception, nose/ear reactions

• Field sketches (schematic): horizontal and vertical positions of the devices, distance from you,Pot Height

• Document error tolerance: Deviations in cm and subjective intensity

6. Evaluation / Interpretation

• Stable tachyon flow → right hemisphere stimulated → increased cognitive performance, mental clarity

• Unstable impulse sources → disturbances, temporary disorientation

• Optimal positions of the copper roller/pots → Maximum harmonized field, minimal subjective misreactions

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