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   EXAMINATIONS OF PARANORMAL PHENOMENA WITH PSI SPOTS
   DURING MIMEOGRAPHY (THOUGHT GRAPHY) PROCESS BY MEANS OF
   TV VIRICON TUBE (SECOND REPORT)
   OGAWA, YUJI; SASAKI, SHIGEMI
   ATCH6010506785, 17 PP
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   DOCUMENT CONTAINS GRAPHS AND DIAGRAMS.
        THE DYNAMIC BEHAVIOR OF NEN FIELD AS A PARANORMAL PHENOMENA DURING
        MIMEOGRAPHY PROCESS HAS BEEN DETECTED BY MEANS OF THE VIDICON TV
        CAMERA, WHICH IS SHIELDED AGAINST LIGHT, AND IT WAS RECORDED WITH
        VIDEO TAPE RECORDER. A PSI SPOT A AS A MOVING SPOT WAS A TYPICAL
        EXAMPLE OF THE DYNAMIC CHARACTERS OF NEN FIELD WHICH CONSISTED OF
        SEVERA NUMBER OF PSI SPOTS. IT HAD A CIRCULAR SHAPE, MOVED AROUND
        THE CENTER OF THE SCANNING REGION, AND ITS STRENGTH (BRIGHTNESS)
        WERE RELATIVELY STRONGER THAN OTHERS. OTHER SPOTS WERE
        SUBORDINATELY AND LOOKED LIKE NEARLY FIXEDNESS, BUT THE BEHAVIORS
        AMONG THESE PSI SPOTS HAD SOME REGULARITY. MOVEMENT OF THE PSI SPOT
        A LOOKED LIKE COMPLEX AND RANDOM, BUT THE PATH (RACK FIGURE) OF PSI
        SPOT A CONSISTED OF SOME SIMPLE MOVEMENTS WHICH TRACED STRAIGHT
        LINES, CURVES, PARTS OF ACUTE AND OBTUSE ANGLES. FEW OF THE PATHS
        BY PSI SPOT ARE THE SAME. FREQUENTLY THE PSI SPOT A TURNED AROUND
        TO THE LEFT AND THE RIGHT, BUT THESE A ROTATIONAL DIRECTION DID NOT
        FOLLOW RULE AND HAD NOT ANY SPECIAL FEATURE. THE VELOCITY OF THE
        PSI SPOT A HAD A TENDENCY TO VARY PULSELY. THE PSI SPOT A WHICH
        APPEARED UNDER HIGH SPEED STATES OF VELOCITY AT FIRST, NEXT MOVED
        ABOUT UNDER RELATIVELY LOW SPEED, AND THEN DISAPPEARED UNDER
        DECELERATOR STATES. THE VELOCITY OF THE PSI SPOT A DISTRIBUTED
        BETWEEN 0.1 APPROXIMATELY EQUAL TO 8 MM. PER SECOND, AND ITS AVERAGE
        WAS 1.8 MM PER SECOND. MOST OF FREQUENT STATE OF VELOCITY WAS 0.6
        APPROXIMATELY EQUAL TO 1.0 MM PER SECOND. BUT OCCASIONALLY THE PSI
        SPOT A PAUSED TO MOVE FOR AN INSTANT (IT WAS WITHIN 0.6 SECOND), AND
        THE TIME OF THESE REST STATES OCCUPIED ABOUT 10 PERCENT OF THE WHOLE
        TIME FOR WHICH THE PSI SPOT A WAS OBSERVED. MOST OF PARTS OF THESE
        REST STATES HAD A TENDENCY TO EXIST ON THE POINT OF TURNING ITS
        COURSE, OR NEAR IT. THE STRENGTH OF THE PSI SPOT A HAD A TENDENCY
        TO VARY, AND IT WAS WEAK AND NEAR THE THRESHOLD LEVEL OF DETECTION.
        THERE WAS NOT ANY RULE BETWEEN THE STRENGTH AND THE VELOCITY, BUT
        FROM THE STANDPOINT OF THE CYCLIC CHANGE, OFTEN, ITS ONE CYCLE, WEAK
        STRONG WEAK, TENDED TO CORRESPOND WITH TWO CYCLE OF VELOCITY CHANGE.
        MOST OF POSITIONS OF STRONGEP STATE EXISTED ABOUT THE TURNING PART
        -STED ON THE STRAIGHT LINE OF
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