PROCEEDINGS OF THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON NEW ENERGY
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Proceedings Of The Fourth International Symposium On New Energy
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Denver, Colorado
May 23-26, 1997
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PROCEEDINGS PREFACE
There has been much evolution within the New Energy arena since last year's symposium event. Reason for excitement continues to grow, and the validations of previous phenomena, as well as the promise of new, holds our awe captive.
There has been more verification of the transmutation of elements within Cold Fusion cells; patents have been applied for regarding the neutralization of radioactive elements within such cells; carbon-arc discharges within water hold promise for possible over-unity phenomena; over-unity hydrosonic heating of water gets the attention of NASA; and gravitational mass reduction above superconducting fields appears more of a reality, to name but a few.
The community of New Energy research also continues to solidify itself in many ways. More qualified researchers ally themselves with the passion and purpose of bringing new devices within the grasp of societal usage.
Yet there is a warning to the wise over becoming too relaxed regarding our situation at this critical time. It is obvious that much more technical work lies ahead for all of us who have dedicated a significant portion of our lives to the realization of Free Energy devices. However, the battle of organized resistance is a battle that may be just beginning.
In this country, we have been guaranteed a spectrum of inalienable rights under The Constitution of the United States. Historically, the explicit definition of these rights is contrasted against the period of time in question - what are the specifics of societal needs, conditions, technologies, politics, and accrued legislation on the state and federal levels. As we confront the end of this century, it is readily easy to extrapolate that one of those guaranteed, inalienable rights is our right to generate and extract Free Energy from any universal source that we are capable, and do so on an individual basis.
Since 'The Genie is out of the bottle," as my friend Eugene Mallove has accurately stated regarding the Free Energy phenomena, individual suppression by organized forces is not practical anymore. The only effective methods of retarding the inertia of Free Energy research is through the legislative branches of State and Federal governments. This is not an outlandish concept. I personally have not forgotten the warnings of my parental generation as to the use of legislative weapons to control individual freedoms, as globally demonstrated upon Asian and European societies just fifty years ago. It is a much easier task to legislate away our rights to energy production.
It is only through a grass-roots movement that such pitfalls can be avoided. The individual's education and awareness of such matters is paramount. The individual's personal responsibility to act once this knowledge is attained is fundamental to any positive change occurring within a democratic republic.
I call upon and encourage all individuals, professional and non-professional, to Act . The call is to all those who demonstrate interest by attending these symposiums, who read the literature and hear media interviews and are inspired, who demand a quality of living within this world nothing short of our maximum potential. These gifts of freedom are in nature volatile and are preserved only through the nourishment of individual awareness and active participation.
Whether it be writing to elected officials, taking time to speak within lower and higher institutions of education to students and faculty, spending time to convince a neighbor, forming community groups which meet periodically, or making a public stand for a better society and world, the responsibility stops with each of us as individuals. I hope that the Spirit that has captivated many of us already within the New Energy field can also find a place in the hearts of the yet uninitiated. That Spirit has the power to drive one's passion and purpose, which in turn will realize the kind of World that we all truly deserve and can truly have.
Joseph P. Maize, President
Academy For New Energy
May 17, 1997
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PROCEEDINGS TABLE OF CONTENTS
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FOURTH INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON NEW ENERGY
Table of Contents
Proceedings of The Fourth International Symposium on New Energy
Denver, Colorado
May 23-26, 1997
Table of Contents
Converting From a Petroleum Economy to a Hydrogen Economy
by Maurice L. Albertson, Ph.D., PE 1
Energy Flow, Collection, and Dissipation in Overunity EM Devices
by Thomas E. Bearden 5
Empowerment - The Life Force of the Energy Revolution
by Mike Fisher 53
Charge Cluster Transmutation
by Hal Fox 59
by Extracting Intermolecular Bond Energy from Water
Peter Graneau, Ph.D. 65
Overview of Inventions
by Moray B. King 71
Photovoltaic and Solar Thermal Hybrid For High
Efficiency and Low Cost
by M.A.K. Lodhi 87
How We Won The Cold Fusion War
by Eugene F. Mallove, Sc.D. 101
Safe and Dependable Hydrogen Storage
by Roy E. McAlister 109
Scalars Waves Reviewed
by Andrew Michrowski 115
Brown's Gas - Current Research Report
by Andrew Michrowski 121
An Emerging Revolutionary Electromagnetic Technology:
The Energy Machine of Joseph Newman
by Joseph Newman 125
Planetary Zero-Point Energies
by Daniel Alexander Nightwolf, Ph.D. 131
Gyromagnetic Gain From Absolute Motion
by Alexis Guy Obolensky 145
Roots of the Vibratory Etheric Tree or the Creation, Transmission and
Reception of Vibrations
by Dale Pond 157
Design Considerations for the Rapid Commercial Development of
Fleischmann-Pons Reactions
by Chip Ransford 179
The Vortex as Topological Archtype - A Key to New Paradigms in
Physics and Energy Science
by Donald Reed 207
A Bioassay for Negative Gaussian Fields Associated with
Geometric Patterns
by Glen Rein, Ph.D. 225
The Controlled Blowout Method of Gas and Oil Production and World Peace
by Austin R. Rust, DMD, MPA 233
Electromagnetism from Nothing: Joseph Newman and the New Technology
of Light
by Austin R. Rust, DMD, MPA 245
Hyperspace Crystallography
by Saul-Paul Sirag 263
A God's Eye View of Cold Fusion
by Edmund Storms, Ph.D. 271
The First Free Energy Documentary "Race to Zero Point"
by Thomas Valone, P.E. 289
Evidence of Possible Field Propulsion Technology by Transient
Luminescent Phenomena in the Wallkill River Valley of
New York State
by Marc Whitford 297
Analysis of the Cylindrical Capacitors Found Within the Hendershot
Fuelless Generator
by Layne L. Wright, BSEE, BA Physics 313
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