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84 THE RISE OF THE FOURTH REICHof the atomic structure, nucleus deformation, and electromagnetism.Hudson himself obtained eleven worldwide patents on his “Orbitally RearrangedMonatomic Elements (ORME).”Hudson found that the nuclei of such monatomic matter acted in anunusual manner. Under certain circumstances, they began spinning andcreating strangely deformed shapes. Oddly, as these nuclei spun, they beganto come apart on their own.It was found, for example, that in the element rhodium 103, the nucleusbecame deformed in a ratio of two to one, which made it twice aslong as it is wide, and entered a high- spin state. When all electrons arebrought under the control of the nucleus of an atom, the nucleus attains a“highward,” or high-spin, state. When reaching a state of reciprocal relationship,the electrons turn to pure white light and the individual atomsfall apart, producing a white monatomic powder.Using thermo- gravimetric analysis, it was found that a sample of Hudson’smonatomic matter lost 44 percent of its original weight when reducedto this white-powder state. By being either heated or cooled, itwould gain or lose weight. “By repeated annealing we could make the materialweigh less than the pan weighed it was sitting in,” said Hudson,“. . . or we could make it weigh 300–400 times what its beginning weightwas, depending on whether we were heating or cooling it. . . . [I]f you takethis white powder and put it on a quartz boat and heat it up to the pointwhere it fuses with the quartz, it becomes black and it regains all its weightagain. This makes no sense, it’s impossible, it can’t happen. But there it is.”British author Laurence Gardner noted, “Hudson was then asked toreverse the pro cess fully by turning the powder back into a piece of metallicgold. It was like asking someone to remake an apple from a pan of applesauce—seemingly impossible! Early trial led to some disastrous results. . . .By late 1995, the diffculties had been overcome and the figurative applehad indeed been rebuilt from the apple sauce. From this, there was nodoubt that it was possible ( just as in ancient metallurgical lore) to manufacturegold from a seemingly non-gold base product. From a commencingsample which registered as iron, silica, and aluminum, emerged aningot which analyzed as pure gold. After centuries of trial, error, frustra­