From Tom Bearden – who wrote extensively about ‘over unity’ devices (alleged) and corporate suppression of ‘free energy’ concepts: One of the real pioneers in early application of causal positron energy was inventor Edwin Gray of Van Nuys California. In WW II Gray learned of radar during his tour in the U.S. Navy, having previously attended advanced engineering […]
New Scientist magazine reports that scientists in Brazil have found a way to produce “ball lightning” (or something like it) in a laboratory experiment. “Ball lightning could soon lose its status as a mystery, now that a team in Brazil has cooked up a simple recipe for making similar eerie orbs of light in the lab,” writes
Dr. Robert Bussard has been experimenting with variations on the Farnsworth Fusor for at least two decades. His recent lecture to employees at Google was presented here. Now we learn that Dr. Bussard’s latest effort has been recognized with the International Academy of Science “Outstanding Technology of the Year” award for 2006. The latest incarnation
Back in June of 2004, the individual I have code-named ‘Morgan’ sent me a message saying that one of the most important expressions I would ever encounter in this exploration of the Parallel Universe is “Quantum Teleportation.” Now, we’re all probably familiar with the concept of “teleportation” — that’s the thing that happens when Kirk
Did anybody happen to see the episode (link deleted) of “Myth Busters” on the Discovery Channel that has aired a few times in the past week or so? The hosts explore a couple of “anti gravity” devices, among them a “lifter” based on the “Byefield-Brown” effect (their misspelling, not mine). Unfortunately, it was all a
Now, here’s 21st Century Celebrity Physicist Brian Greene (author of “The Elegant Universe“) describing how one day, we will all be able to create a whole Universe in our kitchen. All you need to start is a miniature black hole. According to this story aired on NPR’s “All Things Considered” yesterday, “This is not going
I see the world is all fired up this morning about the ITER, the International Thermonuclear Test Reactor that will combine all the of world’s vast knowledge about Tokomak design into one giant money pit somewhere in France. Sorta reminds me of “The Machine” in the movie “Contact:” No single nation could afford to build
Dr. Robert Bussard recently visited the Googleplex to discuss his latest developments in controlled nuclear fusion: Or click here for a larger-screen version: Should Google Go Nuclear? Clean, cheap, nuclear power (no, really) Description: Google Tech Talks November 9, 2006 ABSTRACT This is not your father’s fusion reactor! Forget everything you know about conventional
I think I’ve mentioned Gary MacKinnon before. MacKinnon is the Scot who hacked his way into US military computers looking for evidence of UFOs and antigravity technologies. His extradition to the US to face charges of espionage — and possibly terrorism — is now in process in the UK. He has said that he was
Now we learn that after nearly twenty years of String Theory, some physicists are starting say that the Emperor has no clothes: Has string theory tied up better ideas in physics? by Sharon Begley appeared in this past Friday’s Wall Street Journal (linked here to a digital reprint from the Northwest Florida Daily News since
