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Thesis on Tachyon Generation, Improvement C

Our tachyon generator can be sub-divided into three primary parts.  The first, a generic neutrino generator calibrated to fire neutrinos skimming <1nm over a field of magnetons originating from a skyrmion lattice in which all skyrmions are oriented horizontally.  The second primary component is what may be termed the spin lattice, meant to generate magnetons that will increase the spin velocity of any neutrinos passing nearby to, but importantly, not colliding with, the field-skimming neutrinos.  The skyrmion field would consist of millions of these microscopic rotating magnetic fields each of which are precisely on level with each other, which if they were visible objects would resemble hurricanes seen in profile.  A narrow pathway may be left absent of skyrmions in the center (along the flight path of the neutrinos) in order to keep magneton density and therefore neutrino spin as predictable as possible.  The third may be termed the collision lattice, which should be offset infinitesimally higher than the spin lattice, with the intention being to collide high-spin neutrinos with magnetons directly.

As we have postulated that spin velocity (forward spin) may directly determine the extent of temporal displacement, the density and length of the spin lattice area may be adjusted as needed to send targeted messages into the past, detectable in the past using a standard neutrino detector of the sort used in the James Webb Space Telescope.

I theorize that magneton-neutrino collisions, specifically those involving high-spin neutrinos (very rare due to their small size) have the effect of reducing the mass of the particle to a negative number, which means for the neutrino that its negative mass will propel it beyond the speed of light.

As I am not a skilled artist, I have not included a diagram, which would probably better help you to understand this concept, however, I believe I have laid this out clearly enough.

I do not have to explain the significance of this to members of the physics community.  I suggest that you do not allow this information to go to waste, it will not be posted again.


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