The Platinum Cannon Shipwreck
A modern tale of Alchemy
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To review an interesting point in the transmutations accomplished within the Mid-States facilities, Runs 1, 2, 3 and 4 contained 50 grams of cadmium metal, whereas Runs 5 and 6 did not. The first four runs produced palladium, whereas the last two did not. Also, runs 7 and 8 provided visual indications of high increases of gold and platinum.

Formulas used in the initial Mid?States tests were:

RUNS 1, 2, 3 AND 4

RUNS 5 AND 6

RUNS 7 AND 8

In all cases, the material was reduced to less than 200 mesh, then mixed until homogeneous. The material was then placed in a 40-pound crucible with 1,000 watts applied to the furnace. Ignition occurred within three minutes, lasting for approximately 90 seconds. After the high temperature burn, the period of transmutation, the furnace temperature was raised to approximately 2,OOO°C and allowed to stabilize for 1.5 hours. The mixture was poured into a mold and cooled. Following separation of slag and the button as described in Chapter IV, both were analyzed.

To put these scientific findings into another relationship, I think it is necessary to view the ratios of what one ton of chemicals produces verses the richest mineralized ores in the world. In general, most companies are mining ores containing less than 5.0 grams per ton. Whereas, in our worst case situation, we are converting 1.0 ton of chemicals to 200 grams of gold.

From the examples shown above, one can vary the chemical compositions to vary the quantity and type of new elements desired.

In September of 1992, Dr. Monti and I went in different directions. He went west to re-evaluate the original works of Keller. Up until this point, I was the only scientist in the group to have an interview with Mr. Keller. I went south to Mexico.

Dr. Monti's visit with Keller was successful. With my assistance, they were able to work with an analytical laboratory in Las Vegas and gain verification of the three?step process I had viewed in the beginning.

My second trip to Mexico was motivated to provide large scale testing of the technology. I theorized a process wherein one could take one of the many abandoned silver mines, or depleted silver veins and conduct an in?ground nuclear reaction. This reaction would, if successful, cause the depleted silver vein to become a rich deposit of rhodium and palladium. This test was pre?empted by wet conditions and a 600 kilogram test monitored by the media and the Government of Mexico. This successful test received widespread attention in the press throughout Latin America.

Also planned in this next phase was an in-ground nuclear reaction in a mercury (cinnabar) mine. If successful, this would convert the mercury mine to a gold-platinum-iridium mine.

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