If you can increase the conductivity of the water by
adding an impurity like salt and possibly antifreeze
it might be very good for RFI shielding too but you need
corrosion resistance of everything inside the water.
The human body is mostly water and seems quite resistant
to RF fields. I have heard the US Army has tried to kill
enemies with radar like pulses but this way is not a humane
way to kill since humans seem quite resistant to RF fields.
Older more tradional methods of war seem better.
As thermal condensor It seems to me this water thing might be the best of all.
It is the easiest to deal with, just pump it out with an eductor or submersable
pump, Or syphon (pituweee,pituweee, cough,cough)
if your on a hill.


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "GPayton" 
To: "PSN Network List" 
Sent: Thursday, May 13, 2010 5:53 AM
Subject: Mystery to Me


> Looking at the photographs at 
> http://www.eas.slu.edu/Earthquake_Center/NM/UALR/ualr.pict.html  I couldn't 
> help but be surprised at the last photograph.  Water put in the vault?  I've 
> never see this before; why?  Anyone explain?
> 
> Thanks,
> Jerry 
>
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