Rife's microscope, work and pleomorphability of bacteria (contd)

How can an optical microscope outperform in respect to magnification an
electron microscope?
I can understand that the Rife scope can be used to look at living
processes.
Anth

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Carole
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hi - I was just reading this thread on Google news -
basically you posted some intesting stuff, and got
repeatedly attacked for it...

...what the thread didn't cover was the fact that
Rife's microscope technology is being used today -
although is quite new to the scene. It's even being
marketed globally by a company in Germany.

see: http://www.grayfieldoptical.com/

pictures taken with this microscope here:

http://www.mikroskop-olbrich.de/Kurt_Olbrich/ERGONOM_400_3/Beispiele/Medizin/medizin.html

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don't let the bozos on the group put you off - I did a
degree in physics, and learned a few things for sure -
our current scientific understanding is pretty [censored],
and all sort of wierd stuff is possible.

I would have posted this to a newsgroup, but failed to
get Google to work..

regards,
Oliver.

There's a video on that site - it's quite impressive.
Sometimes you have to accept that there's things outside of scientific
dogma.
Anth

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If you want to convince me that the "Rife Microscope"
works, show me the surface details of a current-generation
(90 or 130 nm) integrated circuit using visible light.

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D. C. Sessions said:

In said:

Further information on the Rife microscope for information of the
newsgroup - sent to my personal email address

If you want to convince me that the "Rife Microscope"
works, show me the surface details of a current-generation
(90 or 130 nm) integrated circuit using visible light.

The grayfield site claims:
When using this microscope for observing electronic components,
it can achieve a resolution even better than 100nm and a
magnification of up to 42000!

http://grayfieldoptical.com/Electric2.html shows pictures.

http://grayfieldoptical.com/images/mbit_vgl.jpg Have you ever
seen an optical scope with that bad an image ... unless it had
been dropped on the floor? And what brand scope are they using
for the "optical" ... Fisher-Price?

Note that they give no scale.

They also have a concern for plants, as their link to "Basil Cell
Carcinoma" pictures indicates.

What I see in the picture is just a big, apparently
research-grade microscope with a video attachment, and the slides
of the "Basil cell" carcinoma appear to be no better than any
high-res microscope can do.

Tsu

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There's a video on that site - it's quite impressive.
Sometimes you have to accept that there's things outside of scientific
dogma.
Anth

Sometimes, you have to admit that you have been suckered due to a lack of
scientific literacy. If that scope could do waht DC asked, the inventor would
be a trillionaire and the Microchip industry (and others) would be applying for
licenses to use his technology.

IOW, its somewhat akin to saying that somebody developed a WORKING perpetual
motion machine.

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"D. C. Sessions" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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In said:

Further information on the Rife microscope for information of the
newsgroup - sent to my personal email address

If you want to convince me that the "Rife Microscope"
works, show me the surface details of a current-generation
(90 or 130 nm) integrated circuit using visible light.

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Anth said:

The magnification wasn't that impressive but the technique for clarity was.

I've seen images of equal clarity from expensive research
microscopes. What he is showing are LOUSY images. Much like
using a cheap transistor radio to compare

Look in any pathology text books at the superb detail you get
from a proper scope that is used by a professional.

And his "send me your images" ... he's using image enhancement
software to pull out the details. Nothing remarkable.

Tsu

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To doubt everything or to believe everything
are two equally convenient solutions; both
dispense with the necessity of reflection.
- Jules Henri Poincaré