What the hell is under the Oroville dam? (Conspiracy)
submitted 8 years ago by flyingcuttlefish
Perth Observer just posted this video on the Oroville dam -
https://youtu.be/Iu9z6Xtl7GE
Has about astrophysics experiments done from an old mine in Oroville. But the science paper is pay-to-read ... (a HUNDRED BUCKS!) https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-94-009-0541-2_13 Reply
short free summary -
David N. Spergel
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-94-009-0541-2_13#page-1
"Several laboratories have begun an active experimental search for the solar cosmion. The UCSB-UCB-Saclay silicon **experiment in the Oroville mine **has already placed stringent limits on solar cosmions that couple to matter through spin-independent interactions..."
So we are looking around.
Some key words -
"UCSB-UCB-Saclay silicon experiment in the Oroville mine"
and
"Saclay experiment"
Here is a gizmo placed in the Oroville location -
http://media.gettyimages.com/photos/low-level-counter-used-in-a-solar-neutrino-experiment-is-placed-in-picture-id639357412?s=594x594
and we found this gem - says there's experiments from the underground power plant...
highly-segmented HPGe detector at the Oroville LowBackground counting facility ... [PDF]
http://absimage.aps.org/image/APR06/MWS_APR06-2006-000900.pdf
But that's not a "deep mine"... and there's lots of mines in Butte county where the dam is.
You can zoom in on this map - but the mines near the spillway have no ID names ... maybe when they are no longer active they lose the name (?) ....
http://www.us-mining.com/california/oroville/gold-mines
ugh! the dam is in Butte County - look at all these mines -
http://www.minecache.com/sitemap/california/Butte/
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flyingcuttlefish 7.9 years ago
Page 4-5 of this Rand doc. describes the Oroville dam laboratory
http://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/monograph_reports/MR1194/MR1194.chap5.pdf
The lab gets 266 million dollars A YEAR(!) to operate. Has 3,800 emplyees(!). Just due to parking etc. it is likely these people mostly work at the Berkely campus and not around Oroville. People would notice that many people driving to work.
http://www.berkeleycitizen.org/community/community7.htm
ALT Link - http://archive.is/hlAiO
On Berkeley Lab Laser Accelerator (BELLA)
Berkeley lab builds world record tabletop-size particle accelerator
science paper on Laser Plasma Accelerator from Berekely lab
http://geddes.lbl.gov/papers/Leemans%20Geddes%20etal%20BELLA%20AAC2010.pdf
This thing isn't in Oroville ... but who knows if the Oroville lab isn't on the recieving end of the beam(?)
of courrse this thing isn't a weapon ...
http://www2.lbl.gov/publicinfo/newscenter/features/2008/apr/af-bella.html
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flyingcuttlefish ago
Page 4-5 of this Rand doc. describes the Oroville dam laboratory
http://www.rand.org/content/dam/rand/pubs/monograph_reports/MR1194/MR1194.chap5.pdf
The lab gets 266 million dollars A YEAR(!) to operate. Has 3,800 emplyees(!). Just due to parking etc. it is likely these people mostly work at the Berkely campus and not around Oroville. People would notice that many people driving to work.
flyingcuttlefish ago
Nuclear Weapons Development at the Lawrence Berkeley Lab
http://www.berkeleycitizen.org/community/community7.htm
ALT Link - http://archive.is/hlAiO
flyingcuttlefish ago
On Berkeley Lab Laser Accelerator (BELLA)
Berkeley lab builds world record tabletop-size particle accelerator
science paper on Laser Plasma Accelerator from Berekely lab
http://geddes.lbl.gov/papers/Leemans%20Geddes%20etal%20BELLA%20AAC2010.pdf
This thing isn't in Oroville ... but who knows if the Oroville lab isn't on the recieving end of the beam(?)
flyingcuttlefish ago
of courrse this thing isn't a weapon ...
http://www2.lbl.gov/publicinfo/newscenter/features/2008/apr/af-bella.html