Is it TRUE ?

[Morris_jo]

Hi All :

Please read the following note :

" when a treasure buried in the ground the atoms polarization of treasure(metal) arranged by magnetic field of earth and after hundred years it produce a secondary magnetic field but with different polarization this secondary magnetic filed make the treasures detect very deep " .

i.e : You have a treasure location, the buried gold depth is 6m, you have a good PI-Detector which is able to detect a buried object for 4m.

Regarding the above note :

Will your PI detect the object for 6m of depth ??



Best Regards

[Geo]

Hi All :

Please read the following note :

" when a treasure buried in the ground the atoms polarization of treasure(metal) arranged by magnetic field of earth and after hundred years it produce a secondary magnetic field but with different polarization this secondary magnetic filed make the treasures detect very deep " .

i.e : You have a treasure location, the buried gold depth is 6m, you have a good PI-Detector which is able to detect a buried object for 4m.

Regarding the above note :

Will your PI detect the object for 6m of depth ??




Best Regards

NO......NO

[Morris_jo]

NO......NO

Hi Geo :

Will be kind to provide some science facts regarding the note ?



Thanks

[Geo]

Hi Morris .
No i can't provide some science facts about my note but from my experience i say NOT. I found golden or silver or bronze coins 300...500 years bJ and the distance was smaller than the distance on air (about 20...30%).Only at iron detection i had bigger distance than on air.
Regards

[Rudy]

Hi All :

Please read the following note :

" when a treasure buried in the ground the atoms polarization of treasure(metal) arranged by magnetic field of earth and after hundred years it produce a secondary magnetic field but with different polarization this secondary magnetic filed make the treasures detect very deep " .

i.e : You have a treasure location, the buried gold depth is 6m, you have a good PI-Detector which is able to detect a buried object for 4m.

Regarding the above note :

Will your PI detect the object for 6m of depth ??



Best Regards

This is complete and utter nonsense.