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    Deflect an Asteroid Using the Lighthouse Frequency
    Deflect an Asteroid Using the Lighthouse Frequency
    Deflect an Asteroid Using the Lighthouse Frequency
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    Deflect an Asteroid Using the Lighthouse Frequency

    By Richard Lighthouse

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    This short ebook presents an idea for deflecting asteroids, by altering the gravitational field around the asteroid or rendering it massless. Either way, the affect is the same. The Lighthouse Frequency can easily deflect the path of an asteriod. Technically, it is simply making the asteroid appear massless - which means it will continue in a straight line, undisturbed by the sun's or earth's gravity.

     

    This concept was proven to work on 9/11, when there were numerous reports of people floating through the air, around the collapsing towers. See Dr Judy Wood's book - "Where Did The Towers Go?" " Incidentally, this also shows that the Towers were brought down using an Infrared Laser, operating at a harmonic of the Lighthouse Frequency. Harmonic number 256, to be precise. 1.101 Thz x 256 = 281.9 Thz

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard Lighthouse
    Release dateNov 29, 2021
    ISBN9798201579883
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