Could An Inventor's New Technology Be Used For Space Exporation?

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CONTACT : Ron S. Montgomery


Phone : 830-386-9964


Email : rsmty@gvec.net

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Could An Inventor's New Technology Be Used For Space Exporation?

5/29/09 , Ron S. Montgomery of Texas may have invented a new imaging technology.That may have application to space exploration.This new imaging technology is abbreviated-(APEP)-(ADVANCED-PHOTO-PENETRATING-PROCESS). APEP has the capability of extracting images from a photo/astrograph. As small as the eye of a needle.That otherwise are too small to see with the naked eye. Many examples could be given demonstrating how APEP could work in space exploration.Three APEP demonstration examples are presented with this press release.

The first image demonstration everybody should identify with. It is using the eye of a needle.Which is too small for the naked eye to see.This first image shows what happens when trying to enlarge the eye of this needle without this new technology , Observe #-(1-7). After several enlargements the eye of the needle looses focus, pixelates and disapates. Becoming a data processed artifact.

The second image demonstrates what happens when APEP is applied. APEP works best with original / as-is photos. But, APEP can produce results out of second-third generation-(reproduction photos). APEP works best in PNG, TIFF, GIF, BMP formats.It will work in a JPG format. APEP controls the problems seen in the first image.Again in this second image observe # 5 , in the green square.This is the eye of this needle.Observe # 5-15.Through a series of step by step enlargements, you will be able to see the eye of the needle grow before your eyes, and see inside of it too. Witnessing, APEP controling previous problems seen in the first image.

In the third image demonstration is of :" the oldest gamma ray burst known ".Just like we showed in the second image demonstration enlarging the eye of that needle. In this third image demonstration example of this gamma ray burst, there is additional evidence that can also be observed. Like what? In the upper left top corner marked (1) is the original:" as-is " image of the gamma ray burst. Where the white arrow points to.The yellow arrow is pointing to another red star much further away. Again, simply follow (1) where the white arrow points to,through # 7. Located in the right bottom corner of this third image. As you can additionally see :"the gamma ray burst stays exactly the same. As did in the eye of the needle second image demonstration. Without the problems we witnessed in the first image demonstration. Because the second-third image demonstration did not show the same problems as we saw in the first demonstration with the eye of the needle is important.For both instances provide evidence that APEP controlled the problems.

Secondly, this provides additional evidence " that APEP can zoom in close to just about any space anomaly, present it in enhanced enlargements and show us what is there. The third area of evidence APEP accomplishes controls the sorts of problems we saw in the first image demonstration is because :"the way the gamma ray burst itself appears in the first original :"as-is" image. It did not change in the last image seen in the bottom right corner of image # 3 , although 100 / more times larger.Not changing in overall appearance. Except being larger. Providing more detail as to see it for what it really is. Again proving APEP ' s capability of being able to zoom in on such like space anomalies, galaxies , stars , solar systems , or getting close to a planets, or mapping their surface.

Ron Montgomery is looking for the opportunity in seeing just where this new technology may or may not have application in.As far as space exploration is concerned.APEP may work. The inventor would also like to the potential of this process to and upgrade to HD-imagery technology. If so,he envisions APEP being able to produce exceptionally higher degrees of better images of any space anomaly. Those of serious interest contact him at email- (rsmty@gvec.net). Or call him at-(830-386-9964).

Original photo credit http://esciencenews.com/articles/2008/09/22/nasa.satellite.sees.oldest.ever.gamma.ray.burst

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