Subject: Re: Looking for some suggestions
From: "dbercaw2001" <dbercaw@...>
Date: 10 Mar 2002 17:57
--- In mysterylights@y..., Khem Caigan <Khem@z...> wrote: > > You might want to take a look at James Brett's study of the Marfa > Lights, to see how his chums jammed on the geology of the Texas Big Bend Region - which is volcanics, metamorphosed rocks, and chalk - both diamagnetic and dielectric. > Similar to what underlies the crop circle region in England, come to think of it ;) I am looking for a copy of Brett's study. The observation of both diamagnetics and dielectrics is interesting. As I mentioned in the previous post, the Hornet area has a large mineralization of lead and zinc. Most of the Ozark uplift area in North and Central Arkansas, South and Central Missouri, and Northeastern Oklahoma is a karst region and has numerous caves, the voids in the rock acting as a dielectric. Dover is in the Ozarks, but I have no idea whether there is any mineralization in the area. Crosset is in the Mississippi floodplain area. I am not sure about the conditions around Gurdon, which is some distance south of the Hot Springs area, which is high in mineralization. > You might want to take a look at these sites: > Exploring ULF-ELF and VLF radio band > http://www.vlf.it/ > http://www.vlf.it/inductor/inductor.htm > Howsabout paying a visit to our neighbours? > VLF group archive and information: > http://groups.yahoo.com/group/VLF_Group/ Thank you for the tip. I have been browsing these areas. Lots of goodies to consider. D. Bercaw