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The
Platinum Cannon Shipwreck
(On the Trail of the Modern Day Alchemist)
By David Econopouly
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The question which one should ask after review of his research
is not whether one can produce precious metals by low energy nuclear
transmutation but to what level will this technology expand.
Exotic Research Report- October/November/December 1996
(written about Joe Champion)
"The "treasure"
is comprised of two types of materials: Silver-colored metallic
artifacts such as cannons, cannonballs, dore bars, ingots and
other assorted objects; and a grayish-tan dry chemical, hardened
by almost 200 years of salt-water submersion into the shape of
the wooden barrels that had housed it before rotting away. The
artifacts, at first glance, appeared to be simply metal and a
limestone compound. But oddly enough very few people could agree
on exactly what they were used for, or for that matter, even what
they were made of. That was one of the first oddities that caught
my attention after my early meeting with Michael. It seemed to
me that metal is metal, often made up of different elements in
combination, but metal none-the-less. So why couldn't our 20th
Century science conclusively identify the metals that were produced
almost 200 years ago by more primitive scientists then ours? According
to Dayne Chastain a retired metallurgist in Oklahoma it was because
"The Spanish could do amazing things with metals but their
technology has been lost", but I was not to talk to Dayne
for yet another month."
"As the hours passed
a stream of documents continued to flow into my hands. One that
especially caught my interest was written on the letterhead of
Dayne Chastain and Associates that took the figures from the German
Institute Assay and multiplied the per ounce value of each of
the elements times the number of ounces in the 2,900 pound carronade.
The total value on the precious metals came to $13,612,954.00.
That was a lot of money for a cannon and I was beginning to see
why Michael remained interested in selling his artifacts despite
the fact that he was unsuccessful for 6 years."
"Another document was
on the letterhead of Bremer Technology Corporation located in
Las Veas, Nevada. This was addressed to "Mr. Fisher".
I had heard of Mel Fisher through a couple of TV specials and
news reports about him, so his involvement in the project caught
my attention.
The first paragraph began "We just completed the analysis
of the three samples submitted by Mr. Dayne Chastain. As you see
the values measured of the sample #1(Cannon Ball) and sample #2(Cannon)
show very high values of Gold and the Platinum Group Elements.
The values of the Gold and the Platinum Group are probably not
as free metals present and therefore not alloyed with base metals.
To break the bond of those clusters(molecules) it is necessary
to use the Bremer Technology which will do exactly that."
There was mention of something called an "Electron-beam furnace",
but at that point I had no idea what that was."
""After I got
them from the water I set them in my yard. I asked my Haitian
gardener to clean them off and went to town. When I came back
I couldn't believe my eyes…he had gouged these holes in them.
I yelled at him 'What did you do to my cannons?' He replied, 'I
didn't do nothin', Michael, I just tap dis wit' my machete and
pieces fall off.'" Michael explained to me that the craters
seemed to be filled with some sort of metallic putty to fair out
the cannons so that they were straight, fair and smooth.
This was starting to get extremely interesting to me. The Platinum
Cannons that Michael had may not have been cannons at all, but
large chunks of metal that were made to look like cannons. Were
the cannonballs just chunks of metal made to look like cannonballs?
The hatch? Add to this 100 barrels of a limestone-like material
which Michael claimed were laced with precious metals and some
pretty interesting theories were developed."
""There is no place in our salvage license that states
we must sell our artifacts by auction.", Patsy began. Minister
Allen didn't appear to have much interest in the subject so she
asked him pointedly "Have you read the license terms?"
The Minister replied very matter of factly, "No." and
for all intents and purposes, that was the end of the Patsy's
meeting with him.
Well, at least we knew that even if we did find a buyer for the
carronade, we would still not be able to sell it. We were not
deterred as we half expected some resistance from the government
and so decided that we would have to find an alternative plan
if the artifacts contained the precious metal content we believed
them to have.
Michael who is as patriotic towards his country and as honest
as a man can be was being pushed to the limits and I believe his
statement to me surprised even himself. "If we find a buyer,
we will sell it to them…even if we have to smuggle it out."
With that settled we would continue our search to ascertain the
value of the artifacts."
"Once the samples were
sent off, we eagerly awaited the results. The first phone call
from Walter was a complete surprise that left me completely baffled
and just a bit worried.
"Congratulations!", Walter began, "You are the
owners of the first Atomic Cannon!". When I asked him what
he meant, he told me that his assay indicated that the samples
that we sent had him contained Uranium. I was expecting positive
results from him, but this was a little too positive."
""Hudson knew that this "nothing could be seen,
felt, tasted and weighed. It had to be something and he was determined
to find out what it was. In the course of his research he found
a paper from the Soviet Academy of Sciences stating that a proper
spectroscopic analysis required a 300 second burn instead of the
15 second burn used in the United States. Utilizing the Soviet
technique of fractional vaporization, Hudson discovered that his
sample contained the elements palladium, platinum, ruthenium,
rhodium, iridium and osmium. Even more astounding was his discovery
that each of the nonmetallic elemental forms was a superconductor,
a substance which allows an electric current to flow without resistance
even the absence of a continually applied potential.""
"He went on to talk
about a man by the name of Dr. Merkle who was producing an organic
crystaline compound that was being used by people who had debilitating
diseases such as diabetes and heart disease. He mentioned his
brother who was having great success in the battling of his diabetes
using this crystal formula, but emphasized that he is not able
to make any claims. This turned out to be one more coincidence-
I was to find out later that Dayne and Dr. Merkle had worked together
on a project and had testified before a Senate committee on the
utilization of polymer in the recovery of oil.
At the end of our conversation Dan told me that I needed to contact
a man by the name of Joe Champion. He was the one that was making
gold."
"It was mid-September and the package was sitting on my desk
when I got in from lunch. It was from Dayne and inside there was
a hand-written message on yellow-lined paper that said "David,
I ran across this in cleaning out my bookshelf. I thought I had
put this in the O.U.(Oklahoma University) package. I'm glad I
didn't. It tells a lot about the Pt. Metals and their complexes.
I'm sure it will interest you." The package was a surprise
to me as I was not aware that he was going to send me anything.
I opened it up and it was a spiral-bound manuscript, zerox-copied
and about 80 pages long. It was called 20th- Century Alchemy.
I began to read the preface- "Twentieth Century Alchemy is
a publication which covers the debate which has plagued man for
milleniums. 'Can one cause an element to change from itself to
another by a chemical reaction?" Well, my good friend, Dr.
John O'M Bockris from Texas A&M University is now conjuring
a new breed of scientists fluttering throughout their laboratories
adorned in their black robes, wearing conical hats with their
pet horned toads, sprinkling elixir on lead to convert it to gold.""
"After I answered his
questions, he explained his theory to me. He believed that the
"limestone" material, and not the metal artifacts, was
the important discovery and that it was actually an elixir used
by the Spanish to convert base metals into precious metals. He
cautioned me that this wasn't definite, but that a lot of the
facts seemed to point in that direction. He also suggested that
there was a good chance that the cannons and artifacts merely
a thin layer of platinum covering them. He speculated that this
might have been a chemical reaction which was a result of the
close proximity of the elixir to the artifacts mixing with a small
electrical current naturally produced by salt water. He theorized
that over a period of 200 years the iron may have been transformed
into a thin layer of precious metals that was identified by the
assays performed over the previous six years."
""Before entering
the crux of this memorandum please allow me the opportunity to
state that the story regarding your discovery is fascinating.
It is my understanding that you are dealing with two types of
unknown material at this time. The first being, approximately
100 barrels of a gray substance that is unknown and the second
being cannons and other assorted metallic artifacts of unknown
origin.
Continuing, it is my understanding and after physical communication
with Mr. Dayne Chastain and others, you have found by observation
that the material when treated with esoteric processes appears
to contain high levels of precious metals. Also, it is my understanding
that you have had Mr. Zig Bremmer and his associates in Germany
test the material and report high levels of platinum, associated
platinum group elements and gold. Completing my thoughts on this
subject, it is also my understanding that you have had numerous
other investigators tell you that the value of the find is enormous,
while others in the "main stream" have stated its value
to be of nothing greater than its artifactual worth.
Having stated this, allow me to enter into a pliable scenario
as to the potential truth of your treasure. For discussion purposes,
let us forget the metallic artifacts found near the wreckage and
concentrate only on the barrels.
Being a study and expert in the field of low energy nuclear reactions,
I would have to guess that the barrels contain material that is
now known as a "trigger" for low energy nuclear events.
This modern day term is no more than its lesser accepted term,
elixir. The trigger is something that allows for the conversion
of a base metal to a precious metal. If you are dealing in the
world of sanity, you would immediately discount such thoughts
as reality. However, in the real world of science, this is now
starting to be recognized as a physical observation. I will explain
more and provide a reference later in this document.""
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