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". . . Those have the extraordinary quality of going throughm a pumping business…54°44’; 56° 44’; 70° 32’. . . I use 60° as normal instead of 90°, so 54° 44’ is 6° 16’; 5° and 16’. There’s 10° and 32’. This is plus two and this is minus one, minus one, plus two, if 5° 16’ is unity. . .
“54° 44’ and it leaves you 5° 16’; two time 5° 16’ is 10° 32’, so it’s Minus One Minus One, Plus Two, Minus One, Minus One, Plus Two,. . . As it revolves these are where 60° is again our vector equilibrium so you’ve got the very even amount of Minus One, Minus One, Plus Two. This is a sequence which occurs time and again. . . I have a ball nest in the center. This is no, no, yes; or yes, no, no. . . Then it goes again: yes, yes, no; yes, yes, no, always. This is a basic nuclear arrangement. So you want t o get a telegraph system that is going to flash with nuclei and it’s going to go yes, yes, no; yes, yes, no. That’s what you’re getting on the six great circles.”
¶ Citations
- tape transcript RBF to DK and BO’R - 2 May, pp. 6-7. '71
