SAFIRE stands for 'Stellar Atmospheric Function in Regulation Experiment'
They set out to prove the 'electrical nature of the universe' and after observing so many electrical phenomena in astronomy and so they created a miniature sun to test the 'Electric Sun theory'. It was a huge success and a magnificent breakthrough
The Safire Project is a set of laboratory-based experiments, to explore the role of electricity in stellar and planetary phenomena.
The results were beyond belief, starting out with hydrogen and a metal alloy, they produced heat and other benefits in a self-containing series of rings that produce cheap, clean energy and also transmutes 16 elements sodium, magnesium, potassium, calcium, titanium, barium, lanthanum, cerium, carbon, aluminum, silicon, phosphorus, sulfur, chlorine, zinc, tin
The process requires NO radioactive material and produces none, in fact, it remediates radioactive materials and renders them non-radioactive
The heat generated makes steam, which makes electricity
At first, they predicted that with 100% of electrical power they would reach the thermal limit of the chamber, 110 degrees C
They tweaked it and attained 113 degrees C with just 7% of the input power
It was the transmutation of hydrogen, into the 16 elements that released so much heat
Aureon Energy will take this to commercialization and we won't need all those 450 worldwide nuclear power plants and all the coal power plants, either
Those obsolete plants can be retrofitted to this new clean energy
All that nuclear waste material can be taken from storage, where it is a ticking time bomb and remediated to render it harmless
Billions of dollars have been spent, by many nations, trying to contain a fusion reaction to produce energy and all failed
The Safire Project succeeded
Based on a “Design of Experiments” approach, and using a SCADA control system, Safire focuses primarily on observation and experimentation, instead of theory and simulations. Experimentation takes place in a large vacuum chamber, that has also been described as “A Star in a Jar”.
The wide variety of data generated by the chamber allows a comparison with data retrieved from the Sun, that is more than just a visual comparison. SAFIRE is an acronym for “Stellar Atmospheric Function in Regulation Experiment”.
To date, the Safire Project has not found any disparities with the EU/ES model.
The Safire Team
Montgomery Childs: President & Principal Scientist – Aurtas International Inc., he is the author of three college engineering text texts, holds eight international technical patents,[4] was lead design engineer of the Canadian National Research Council for Rocket Design to measure oxygen in the upper atmosphere. He is an expert in mechanical engineering and design
Dr. Michael Clarage: received his PhD in physics from Brandeis University, studying the biological and statistical behavior of proteins. He spent several years studying binary pulsars at the Arecibo radio telescope. He has lectured on discoveries in the areas of fractional calculus, fractals, and chaotic systems. His lectures have shown many new ways to understand relativity and dimensions, metaphysics in biology, and transformation in supernova. Dr. Clarage is currently a lead scientist with the SAFIRE Project.
Paul Anderson: works as a chemist for the US Army and is leading efforts in the SAFIRE Project to implement statistical design of experiments (DOE) approach to experimentation. By properly utilizing modern designs, the efficiency and statistical rigor in experimentation is greatly increased. He is also involved with exploring methods to quantify the effects of possible planetary scale discharges on the geologic landscape.
Dr. Lowell Morgan: has lead plasma physics in the University of Windsor, Ontario, the University of Colorado’s Joint Institute for Laboratory Astrophysics Theoretical Atomic & Molecular Physics Group in the laser & weapons programs at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. He brings a deep understanding of plasma physics to the SAFIRE team. He has published over 80 research articles in the fields of plasma chemistry, laser physics, plasma spectroscopy, atmospheric chemistry, artificial neural networks, and astrophysics.
Jano Onderco: graduated from the Slovak Technical University in 1992, with a master’s degree in Technical Cybernetics. His interests in Special Relativity has led him to his most recent research, both conducting experiments, and publishing work about the First Postulate of the Special Relativity. He is an experienced software consultant with extended experience in analysis and design. Jan has over 21 years’ experience working with companies such as Tarion Warranty Corporation, Solectron Canada, and Magic Software. He led teams working on multimillion dollar projects such as Microsoft Xbox Touch Point System.
