Cars as Particle Accelerator

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Cars as

Particle Accelerators

A particle accelerator is a machine that uses
electromagnetic fields to propel charged particles
(like protons or electrons) to extreme speeds,
sometimes close to the speed of light. 

Monaya M. MaGaurn, lifestyle physicist with Agency World Resources WTR BMW wagon particle accelerator interior chamber

The BMW
328 D wagon

A diesel engine operates as a compression-ignition system that converts chemical potential energy into mechanical and kinetic energy through a sequence of high-pressure, high-temperature, and plasma-like events. On multiple scales—from molecular to macroscopic—it behaves analogously to a particle accelerator. Click here for the PDF white paper. 

Utah, February 2024.

Treating an environment similar to a scientific lab. Most of the time humans produce effects in a lab and bring them into a real world environment. I did this the other way. Working with what I had available and learning just how powerful the choices I made were after the fact. 

Emotions being a factor we often set aside, this too I began to give more attention to, finding a very powerful source of force. 

More information about the results of climate modification I did. 

Monaya M. MaGaurn, lifestyle physicist with Agency World Resources WTR White BMW 328 D wagon in front of mountain range on cloudy day