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Introduction:The basis of Microleton GeoVision Technology resides in the fact that all physical objects have a unique Microlepton field, which arises during the interaction of light elementary particles. These light elementary particles are called “Microleptons”. The unique composition and special distribution of a
particular Microlepton field intensity depends on three guidelines: 1- Chemical composition of the subject. 2- Distribution of the chemical elements due to the volume of the subject. 3-
Form of the subject. Microleptons possess a longer length “free run” inside any substance, and are mostly not subject to screening by environmental conditions. Because of this, the intensity of any particular geological Microlepton field inside the earth differs only slightly from the same field measured on the surface or from space. Beginning with Satellite images of emissions from
some subsurface deposits, this new technology will detect and map the
presence of oil, gas, water, and various minerals. During our process of special treatment called
Visualization, the Microlepton image is screened by use of a special
filter when searching for a particular substance. Once the desired
substance is located via its unique Microlepton field emanations, the
image is transferred to an optical diapason. At this point the image becomes
visible. At this time Microlepton filters are in use for: *Oil *Gas *Water *Gold *Diamonds Other filters have been developed, and will soon be
available. Additional software programs allow us to identify the size and shape of the material. This allows for determination of the field outline
and its exact location. This information is processed to a geological map
providing field size, shape and location for development. When compared to more traditional methods of
geological research and exploration, Microlepton GeoVision Technology has
some distinct advantages, which cannot be ignored, or equaled. A. The technology is completely ecologically clean. B. It is much less expensive than present traditional methods.C. It is much faster - 15 to 30 times faster than present technologies. Estimated time to conduct a complete analysis of an area 100Km X 100Km is normally only 4 to 5 months. |
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Scope of Work The application of Microlepton GeoVision Technology is performed in three stages:
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