Keshe台灣凱史知識尋求資料館 - 繁體中文 (非官方組織 /官方資料)

Mr. Keshe tells story
An unknown female physicist in the history of nuclear development
Speaks of the peaceful value of the knowledge sharing
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If you go back into the history of nuclear technology, and how we became part of the nuclear industry, how did we became to separate to reach the enrichment to purify and take a certain uranium particles out, and then they became enrichment and to rate the fields you need, and this is what we call the differentiation centrifuge, was a branch name of English. And physicist.

A young graduate from Cambridge. And she was a secretary to a committee, which was trying to build the first nuclear bomb. She was invited only to the school, and appointed to be secretary. But she was a physicist. She did her degree in the gas separation system. While she was sitting as a secretary in the meeting, with all the top men scientists, physicists, could not understand how they could separate the Uranium-235, and the rest so easily. She said, “why don’t you use the centrifuge, the way we do in the gas state.” And she is the mother, the creator of what we know as nuclear proliferation today.

an unknown scientists,
And if you go into the newsreels, you read about her life, she became the granny spy, in 2015 court cases, because she was in the earlier stages of 1930’s, when they were trying to develop. 1940’s when developed in the new nuclear technology. she was involved in the movement at that time of the communists. she was put under the pressure, that the Americans managed, Americans in a way, installed all the technology from everyone, from Canadians, the British, and the rest, let’s work together to find the nuclear material, that we can fight the Germans, Japanese.

This lady became part of it, part of this organization, but inside of her, being connected to the true friendship with the man in Russia, she passed a lot of proliferation technology to the Russians, from the British development. Americans managed to develop their own nuclear, when they gathered everything, they kicked the Canadians, British and Russians out, they went on their own. And they managed to make the first Hiroshima bomb and the rest of it. Nobody could read that mission.

This lady understood the process, and the British were very hard at it to become the next one, after the americans. But with the intelligence she gave thru’ the Russians, through her boyfriend, or whatever, she had a very straightforward mentality, that “if everybody would have the nuclear technology, nobody will use it.” She shared the knowledge with the Russian, and the Russian managed to test the bomb, before the British. And then they started looking for the spies, who passed the knowledge to the Russians. And she did the deal with the British intelligent, with the man who was head of the research in Britain.

And they were both put on a ship to Australia. And years later around 2012~2015, British government going thru’ the paper, found out that she was the spy who gave all the technology to the Russians. And the Russians made the bomb before the Europeans, but after the americans. (1:48:12)

But she was let go, because she was in her late 90. She was too old, but as she said in her last press conference, she said my insight was correct, my intuition was correct, that by sharing the technology with the Russians, it shows the history that I created peace that everybody has the same knowledge. Now nobody uses it. And in so many ways, she was correct. And this, in so many ways, we operate the Keshe foundation. We split on knowledge on everyone, nobody will ever use it, because everybody has it.

People who work in the nuclear industry, comes to this point of understanding, the power is so big, that no nation can hold. Many of my colleagues in the nuclear industry, when we talk, we all have one thing as part of our agency. It’s not the British, or American, or Chinese will be the first., but is for all to have it, that in having it, it creates condition of imbalance, or balance that nobody uses it.

And in so many ways, her insight in 1940’s, was very much in line with what we see, what she did, she proved when history was proven, nobody ever used a nuclear since Hiroshima, but it has created a balance point that nobody fear of it, allow them to use it. (1:49:33)

This is part of the history of nuclear industry and unknown actually. We would have never have the gas centrifuge systems if it wasn’t because of this little lady. Amazingly she’s been very gracious, she is a symbol of nuclear freedom. People who understand sharing the knowledge is the ultimate goal, that be almost a balance.

Read about her life, as an amazing life, as a physicist from England, who actually created the peace condition we live on, she’s unknown, because she decided to immigrate to Canada with the head of the British research group, who was her lover. And then they took everything with them, nobody knew what it is.

This case was brought to the house of parliament, and to the house of lord to investigate how the Russians got the knowledge out of British. And it’s just because of the one that believed on the equality. (1:50:46)

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