Fission and Fusion by Plasma Dilution

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The present methods of fusion and the Antimatter production technologies apply strong magnetic fields forces or high-speed rotation of the plasma, with low or limited success. As the real principle of the construction and structure of these sub-plasma Matters have never been understood correctly.

In our new state-of-the-art science and technology, one creates a control-conditioned environment within the confines of a multi-core reactor, which facilitates and allows the plasmas’ Matters to disentangle themselves into their sub-Matters and pmtics components.

In these reactors the effects of the newly freed principal Matters of plasma’s interactions with each other are utilised to create new and more powerful internal and external Magravs’ forces, within and in respect to other plasmas and Matters in multi-core reactors system environments’.

In the new state-of-the-art technology reactors, after achieving desired goals, the system parameters can be changed so that the system can allow the same separated parts of plasmas’ Matters to return to their original properties and regroup as the original plasmas.

This new method of loosening and the use of plasmas’ Matters within the confines of a reactor is to be called the Keshe Theory of the “Plasma Dilution” and the art to achieve this “Plasma Dilution Technology”(Chapter 21).

This technology means that it is now possible to create an environment of weak magnetic fields within the cores’ of a reactor, where the plasma is allowed to be opened-up and be released of the interlocking magnetic fields forces between its different constituent Matters.

The new dilution method in opening-up the plasma is a more practical and gentler methods for fission or fusion of the plasmas and/or its sub-Matters’ components, for utilisation of their effects and properties.

In the present state-of-the-art technology in physics, scientists have chosen harsh method systems in fission industry. For fusion, they have chosen high speed and by compression of plasma, utilising giant magnetic fields induced technology to achieve their goals.

They use accelerators to slam the plasma on to a surface, to extract the sub-plasmatic components like the Antimatter component of the plasma (6, 7, and 8).

In the new state-of-the-art plasma dilution technology, within the confines of the reactors, environments and conditions are created, which are like a soup of weak pmtics, similar to the internal structure of plasma’s own environment.

In this new approach, any new introduced plasma into the reactor, new plasma’s binding magnetic fields forces come into an environment and interact with fields similar to their own plasmatic magnetic fields strength to allow their more condensed fields of interlocking Matter, Antimatter and others, to loosen and operate more freely in the environment of the pmtics soup of the reactor cores.

Using this new state-of-the-art science and technology, achievements of astonishing effects has been reported over the past few years. Where, with the current state-of-the-art technology, to achieve these effects, is considered to be nearly impossible and literally a dream and against the present known laws’ of physics.

These effects reported, like being able to lift a reactor system weighing several kilograms by the use of a few grams of gasses, utilises the properties of the Antimatter components of the plasma’s interactions with each other within the cores of these reactors.

This new technology makes it possible to produce in a very fast and easy manner nanomaterials and their constituent pmtics, like nano atomic layers known as graphene (sp2), diamond atomic structure (sp3) and nano-oxides, at room temperatures and atmospheric conditions, as has been independently confirmed by reputable organisation in the west.


In fact, all that has been achieved is the application of the understanding of how to use the soup principle to undo the tangles of magnetic fields of the plasma, and release of its substructure Matters, like Antimatter, in a reactor.