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IEEE 519 is essentially the electric-grid equivalent of a noise ordinance, but it only applies to one of the three known kinds of noise pollution caused by datacenters. Here is an examination of the IEEE519. IEEE 519 is essentially the electric-grid equivalent of a noise ordinance. Instead of loud music disturbing your neighbors, it addresses … Read more
Electrical currents/voltages in the ground can affect nearby residents, but the plausible pathways are mostly ordinary electrical-safety pathways — not exotic “earth energy” pathways. The strongest evidence is for contact voltage / stray voltage / ground-fault current causing shocks, tingling, animal avoidance, equipment problems, corrosion, and rare electrocution. Natural telluric currents and rock piezoelectricity are … Read more
Milham and Dirty Electricity Samuel Milham’s definition of “dirty electricity” is broader than classic IEEE 519 harmonics. He focuses on: His 2013 paper states: “Dirty electricity … is high-frequency voltage transients riding along the 50 or 60 Hz electricity provided by electric utilities.” Milham and Stetzer associated dirty electricity with: and proposed that electrical pollution … Read more
Loudoun County’s Data-Center Experiment: A Cliffs Notes Guide The Hit List 1. The Electrical Colossus Traditional factories consume power. Hyperscale data centers consume power while simultaneously operating vast fleets of switching power supplies, inverters, UPS systems, battery systems, cooling controls, and high-speed computing hardware. Recent power-engineering research suggests these facilities may behave less like conventional … Read more
Like exploratory tentacles of the Borg — or devilish underground shoots of bamboo — it’s coming right across the Rt 15 Point of Rocks bridge, just north of Dickerson proposed Datacenter Complex. Intention seems most like interconnect to Dickerson Datacenter Complex. Recent heavy maintenance on Rt 15 Point of Rocks bridge suits this interconnection. Dozens … Read more
Join and support S.A.N.I.T.Y. the Seismic Anomaly Network of Intractable Technophilic Yeomen — cooperative nearby residents diligently monitoring their local environment before, during, after affliction. info@darnestown.net Able to provide and remotely operate an anonymous, tiny seismic recording device, I have been emailing businesses and residents near the proposed Dickerson Datacenter site in Montgomery County, Maryland, asking … Read more
There are several different categories of seismic data being collected around the Montgomery County / Loudoun County area, and most people only know about the earthquake-monitoring portion. 1. Official Earthquake Seismic Monitoring The primary organizations are: Maryland operates its own seismic network, and real-time seismograms are publicly available. The Maryland Geological Survey states that its … Read more
“…so maybe there’s more to it than They’re admitting…” — probably, given all else we’ve learned lately. 1 Transhuman Aspect “You’re either pro-human or anti-human, and the divide is becoming much more pronounced.” 2 Michelle Gibson’s Circuitboard Earth Aspect 3 Guy Anderson’s Occulted Aspects 4 Scientifically-documented “Paranormal” Effects
Turns out ‘there is something to it…’ 1. Direct Emissions: no alpha / beta / gamma evidence Modern servers, GPUs, routers, fiber optics, UPS units, chillers, and transformers do not contain mechanisms that normally emit alpha, beta, or gamma radiation. They emit heat, low-frequency electric/magnetic fields, and RF/optical signals — mostly non-ionizing. NRC’s basic ionizing … Read more
“…not an obvious scam, but read it as “small guaranteed discount on assigned solar credits,” not “huge electric-bill savings.” If the contract really has no fees, cancel-anytime, and a clear credit discount, it can be a low-risk modest savings program.” AI PROMPT Tell me about thinkenergy.com/costmgt — it’s a solar-membership program. is it genuine? explain … Read more