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True Alchemy - Richard Lighthouse

True Alchemy

By: Richard Lighthouse

eBook | 13 May 2022

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This short ebook presents an idea for changing similar metals into another. For example, by manipulating the elementary components within a metal, we should be able to transform pure lead into pure gold. Or possibly silver into gold. This involves placing a sample in its purest form, into an electrical stasis, and altering the elementary particle components. Before this can be accomplished, we will first need to "map" these metals, such that we thoroughly understand their makeup, with respect to elementary particles.

An example is shown, whereby using the stasis field, we can stop the "cycle clock" at precise intervals, and alter specific particles - to create the metal that is desired. In theory, any pure substance can be altered into any other pure substance. The mass should remain unchanged, even while the molecular weight will be altered. We are altering the structure of the mass, at the most basic level. This might be compared to CRISPR gene editing, but it involves much smaller elements.

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