Philip S Callahan

US Patent:

20020125419, Sep 12, 2002

Filed:

Feb 6, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/066807

Inventors:

Philip Callahan - Cedar Crest NM, US

International Classification:

H01S001/00

US Classification:

250/251000

Abstract:

A solid-state, paramagnetic-diamagnetic maser for controlling the amplification and direction of electromagnetic emissions from a molecular control system, such as insect pheromones. The solid-state maser includes a paramagnetic layer of, for example, a mixture of andosite, basalt and granite. The paramagnetic layer is disposed onto a diamagnetic base. A burlap or hairy cloth impregnated with the molecular control system is placed over the paramagnetic layer, such that the paramagnetic energy amplifies the molecular control system to produce coherent or semi-coherent electromagnetic emissions. The molecular control system can be a semiochemical (such as, insect pheromones), garlic scent, perfume, deodorant, air freshener, similar molecules, infrared coded emissions from any system that controls or effects living organisms, and the like. The solid-state maser of the present invention is an organic and biodegradable device that is tuned and modulated by existing and naturally occurring atomospheric frequencies. Moreover the device provides a highly efficient and effective solution for pest control and improving plant growth, without having to exterminate the pests or distribute chemicals that may harm the environment or increase health risks for humans.

US Patent:

55280498, Jun 18, 1996

Filed:

Mar 16, 1995

Appl. No.:

8/405308

Inventors:

Philip S. Callahan - Gainesville FL

Assignee:

Fox Investment Company - Wayne PA

International Classification:

G02B 500

US Classification:

2504931

Abstract:

An apparatus and method for controlling insects is provided. In one embodiment, the invention utilizes pumping radiation and molecular vibratory modulation to generate coherent or semi-coherent radiation frequencies to control or attract insects. Such control acting either as an attractant (e. g. , for trapping) radiation or a frequency quenching (i. e. , jamming) radiation for insects. In a second embodiment, the invention utilizes pumping radiation and a scatter surface to generate coherent or semi-coherent radiation frequencies to control or attract insects.

US Patent:

39977854, Dec 14, 1976

Filed:

Sep 24, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/616212

Inventors:

Philip S. Callahan - Gainesville FL

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
Agriculture - Washington DC

International Classification:

G01J 100

US Classification:

250338

Abstract:

A system or method by which electromagnetic wave energy in the near, intermediate, and far infrared portion of spectrum from insect sex scent attractants and host plant or animal scent attractants is converted into narrow band high intensity maserlike infrared emissions is disclosed. The system or method includes a low frequency oscillator for vibrating a silver or gold coated or aluminum low emissivity reed in a vacuum chamber with a suitable infrared window (1 to 30. mu. m). The reed vibrator is prepared with a monomolecular layer of suitable insect sex or host attractant or surrounded by vapors of said attractants and vibrated (modulated) in an infrared source of electromagnetic energy at 1 to 30. mu. m and at the antenna vibrating frequency of the insect. The narrow band maserlike emission and harmonies thereof are emitted through the IR window and detected by a spectrometer.

US Patent:

52479331, Sep 28, 1993

Filed:

Oct 7, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/772652

Inventors:

Philip S. Callahan - Gainesville FL
Harry Kornberg - Gainesville FL

International Classification:

A61B 500

US Classification:

128635

Abstract:

A method and apparatus for detecting radio waves that propagate along the atmospheric boundary layer of human skin. This function is realized with the use of a photonic cloth constructed of flax and wool, soaked in a saline solution and air dried, and subsequently placed upon the human skin. The radio waves can then be monitored by connecting the photonic cloth via a set of probes to an oscilloscope.

US Patent:

54493765, Sep 12, 1995

Filed:

Jun 17, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/077389

Inventors:

Philip S. Callahan - Gainesville FL

International Classification:

A61N 140

US Classification:

607 2

Abstract:

The present invention includes an apparatus and method for generating, duplicating, and transmitting biophotonic radio frequencies that propagate along the atmospheric boundary layer of the human skin and the earth's atmosphere. These biophotonic radio frequencies are applied to a human patient for therapeutic purposes. This function is realized with the use of a series of oscillators (i. e. , electronic function generators) designed to produce modulated or unmodulated sine and square wave photons. The oscillators are further adapted to emit the modulated or unmodulated sine and square wave photons from a dielectric or metal antenna built as loops into the walls of a diamagnetic-paramagnetic chamber. When a person is seated in the chamber, the photons of energy from the waves generated along the loop antenna penetrate the human body and provide a variety of therapeutic benefits. Among these therapeutic benefits are relief of rheumatic muscular pain, slowing the metabolism, increasing the efficiency of the immune system, eliminating certain psychosomatic ailments, and suppressing cancer.

US Patent:

54245516, Jun 13, 1995

Filed:

Sep 15, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/121368

Inventors:

Philip S. Callahan - Gainesville FL

International Classification:

G02B 500

US Classification:

2504931

Abstract:

The invention overcomes the problems with conventional solutions by utilizing natural (copied) scatter surfaces, dielectric spine (sensilla) forms, correct pumping radiations and correct vibratory modulating frequency to generate coherent or semi-coherent radiation frequencies to control or attract insects. Such control acting either as an attractant (e. g. , for trapping) radiation or a frequency quenching (i. e. , jamming) radiation for insects.