We have strong indications that our systems deposit fullerene structures on conductive materials like copper, gold, silver and alloys. This needs to be confirmed by further testing by competent scientific institutes.

We have proof however that our systems deposit diamond-like crystals on various types of conductive materials, where the electronic diamond tester indicates the presence of diamond. The professional diamond testing device used is the Diamond Selector 2 of the Culti brand.

Several objects were introduced into static Keshe reactors. The image above shows some of the tested objects, which are: Copper and Nordic gold eurocent coins, a silver ring, a gold ring with a diamond, electric copper wires, a telephone wire, nut and bolt, a washer, an Egyptian cartouche of pure silver with gold-plated symbols, knotted copper strands, copper foils, a lattice, a rusted piece of metal. Other objects were treated similarly but the results are not disclosed yet.

All objects are coated with diamond or fullerene layer(s)

Several objects were introduced into static Keshe reactors. The image above shows some of the tested objects, which are: Copper and Nordic gold eurocent coins, a silver ring, a gold ring with a diamond, electric copper wires, a telephone wire, nut and bolt, a washer, an Egyptian cartouche of pure silver with gold-plated symbols, knotted copper strands, copper foils, a lattice, a rusted piece of metal. Other objects were treated similarly but the results are not disclosed yet.

This new atomic deposition process can be used for all kinds of industrial processes, such as the protection of silver objects against oxidation, anti-humidity/waterproof protection layers on the electronic parts of mobile phones, computers, cameras, televisions and satellites, the production of new types of integrated circuits, new types of electronic parts like capacitors, LED's, switches, etc., the inner and outer protection of metal tubes, and the surfaces of airplane wings, engine and gear parts, etc.