Thunder Energies announces interview with Midnight in the Desert w/Heather Wade on the danger posed by antimatter asteroids

TARPON SPRINGS, Fla., Dec. 20, 2017 -- Brian Buckley, Operations Manager of Thunder Energies Corporation, a publicly-traded company with stock symbol (OTC:TNRG), announces that Dr. Ruggero M. Santilli, company Chief Scientist, has been interviewed on December 6, 2017 by Ms. Heather Wade, host of Midnight in the Desert Radio (http://midnightinthedesert.com/how-to-listen) from 9:00 pm to 1:00 am Pacific Standard Time, for a comprehensive presentation on antimatter galaxies, their emission of antimatter asteroids, and the consequential danger they pose to our National Security! (http://midnightinthedesert.com/ruggero-maria-santilli)

Dr. Santilli states; "I have been sincerely pleased by the very extensive interview brilliantly conducted by Heather Wade, host of Midnight in the Desert Radio, as well as very interesting questions posed by highly qualified callers. The danger posed to our National Security by antimatter asteroids can only be understood following the admission of antimatter supernova explosions that in turn can only occur in antimatter galaxies. Still in turn, the plausibility of the existence of antimatter galaxies can only be seen following a knowledge the catastrophic geometric and experimental inconsistency of the seven twentieth-century cosmological conjectures on the expansion of the universe. In this way the interview gave me a chance to recall the support by Einstein, Hubble, Hoyle, Zwicky, Fermi, and other famous scientists for a stationary universe. Its stability can then be best explained by admitting the presence of antimatter galaxies with ensuing gravitational repulsion between matter and antimatter galaxies." (http://www.galileoprincipia.org/no-universe-expansion.php)

"Following the above necessary introduction, it was a sincere pleasure for me, under Heather's brilliant guidance, to enter into the mystery of the detection of antimatter.  Matter-antimatter annihilation requires that all characteristics of antimatter must be opposite those of matter. Thus, including the necessary condition that antimatter emits a new light with index of refraction and energy opposite those of light emitted by matter, it then follows that antimatter galaxies cannot be seen by our eyes nor by any available telescopes since convex lens telescopes can only detect light emitted by matter (http://www.santilli-foundation.org/docs/new-sciences-new-era.pdf). All of the above illustrates the importance of a basically new telescope with concave lenses developed by Thunder Energies Corporation which has indeed allowed the discovery of two antimatter galaxies, as well as the detection of antimatter asteroids and other mysterious entities in our atmosphere." (http://thunder-energies.com/index.php/ct-menu-item-5/optical)

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Brian Buckley
Operations Manager
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