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Monthly Archives: November 2005
Return of the Nazi Bell?
Anybody who has read Nick Cook’s "Hunt for Zero Point" will be familiar with the subject of this story that showed up in my in-box yesterday: Link: Defense contractor’s anti-gravity discovery disclosed. A fabled top secret World War II technology, … Continue reading
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Patent issued for anti-gravity device
This one came across my desk last week: Link: Patent issued for anti-gravity device. …and I have seen the same article a couple of times since. I’m not sure what to make of the story. But I figured if you … Continue reading
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Another Obscure Genius
Yesterday I was doing some reading and research on the history of electricity, and was rather surprised to learn the name of Hans Christian Oersted — who was the first to make the connection between electricity and magnetism in 1820. … Continue reading
New Links Section: This Week’s Reading
Today I’m launching a new section to this site, "This Week’s Reading." I’ve scanned, skimmed, and read a ton of material in the course of researching and writing this book over the past three years. I have an enormous range … Continue reading
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