Nemescope Photos

10/31/2014

Lost Microscope, if found please return to all researchers!

These photos are through the Nemescope developed by Dr. Elmer Nemes in 1950s. The microscope was stolen in the early 1960s. These are the original pictures in Nemes's album that were not stolen.

The Nemescope microscope took pictures down to the atomic level and the energy bonds holding atoms together. The pictures that I am posting are Nemes’s original pictures that were not stolen at the time. I am doing this in the hope that someone might come across the Nemescope, in a garage or storage facility, and be able to recognize what it is. I will place tomorrow’s exterior and interior pictures, along with an additional 15 pictures of crystals, cytoplasm, enzymes, atomic chains of enzymes and more, in the Nemescope album.

I ask that the highest and best manifest as a result of showing the pictures of the Nemescope that I am sharing. If it still exists in one piece and it is the right time, then someone will recognize it. Thank you for adding your energy toward my activity

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10 Comments

Bryan

1/22/2015 02:58:46 am

Amazing photos. Thanks for sharing them!

Domenico D. link

12/11/2015 07:12:08 am

1.800.000.000x Lenticolare Scope by Pier Luigi Ighina

http://www.fortunadrago.it/4487/microscopio-lenticolare/

tj link

6/3/2016 03:35:12 am

Is the Nemescope legit? Or is it a hoax?
I want it to be real but have been told that it is a fraud.

Steven Ross

6/3/2016 07:03:03 am

Dear ti, the pictures are completely real and come from Dr. Nemes original presentation book. I don't know who told you they are a fraud. The pictures are from the 1950s, well before computer tools. I also have the original picture slides. Contact me directly at dearorpheus@hotmail .com for more information. Best wishes, Steve Ross

Eric Simpson

12/16/2021 08:38:15 pm

It was and is a hoax. You cannot use an optical microscope to see things that are smaller than the wavelength of the light. Period. No work-arounds. The shortest wavelength of visible light is ~400 nanometers (4x10^-7 m), while an iron atom is ~1.26x10^-10 m, three orders of magnitude smaller than anything that an optical microscope could possibly see.

Joe Bentley link

10/15/2017 09:13:50 am

Hi Steven,

Though we are but acquainted through several brief conversations, I still follow your journey with awe and respect to the nature of what you have been called to do and the integrity in which you do it. There are a few things I wish to share with you should you be in Sedona. In Gratitude, Joe Bentley

Raymond G Taylor

12/24/2019 10:24:18 am

This was shared to me, thru the Discord, Aether Force channel.
I'm a Psyic Mage .
I've taken the (image stage) picture's energy signature. And have run a mental scan of the planet for it.
I have one hit at the Mexican/ New Mexico boarder.
It's a big area, but it's a possible starting point for others to help.
The picture is very old, which throws off my accuracy.

Roger Scott Cathey

4/29/2020 05:05:11 pm

I've asked you several times if you will publish Nemes work book and Rife's as well. Also how you came to possess one of Rife's #3 microscopes. I was told Ron Rockwell had one that was originally in John Crane's possession. Ruth Drown's daughter had another. So the count now is there are 3?
I dont put it beyond Rife to be able to crank out three. I find tge layer of secrecy and mysticism beng added by others brings ill repute to a sterling career.

Steve Ross

4/30/2020 07:01:58 am

Roger, contact me at dearorpheus@hotmail.com if you would like to further discuss your query. Best wishes.

Ross, Steven

12/17/2021 06:40:09 am

Eric, Are you familiar with how it operated? Who called it an optical microscope? Frequencies were used to excite the specimens to produce visible images.

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