Funkfinder Radio Labs
Promoting education and research in radio communications, solar activity and space-weather with the amateur spirit of radio discovery
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Radio Waves set SaltWater on Fire Karl Jansky and the Invisible Universe Grote Reber - the Ultimate Amateur
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Radio is used in a variety of ways for research. Funkfinder Radio Labs has a particular interest in its properties to answer questions about universal energy and the human potential.
Since the earliest of days, salt has played a vital role in the evolution of our planet. The craving for salt is what drove the movements of many land mammals, including humans. Less is More: The Art of Deduction is a paper presenting why salt is inspirational and insights into man as cosmic radio receiver. Tune in!
Inventor John Kanzius was already attempting one seemingly impossible feat - building a machine to cure cancer with radio waves - when his device inadvertently succeeded in another: He made saltwater catch fire. This is an amazing story about the power of seawater when it interacts with radio waves. Read on...
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Salt and Man as Radio Receiver
Radio Waves set Saltwater on Fire
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