Delicacies

Brown Thomas Townsend

Tesla Nikola

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Bearden Thomas et. al.

     The Motionless Electromagnetic Generator: Extracting Energy from a Permanent Magnet with Energy-Replenishing from the Active Vacuum

      For about 10 years the inventors have been working together as a team, and exploring many avenues whereby electromagnetic energy might be extracted from various sources of potential, and eventually from the active vacuum itself. This has been very arduous and difficult work, since there were no guidelines for such a progress whereby the electrical power system becomes an open dissipative system in the manner of Prigogine's theoretical models but using determinism instead of statistics.

      CSETI, www.cseti.org (07 October 2000) 1-69

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 Stephen L. Patrick et. al.

     Motionless Electromagnetic Generator: US 6,362,718 B1

     An electromagnetic generator without moving parts includes a permanent magnet and a magnetic core inducing first and second magnetic paths. A first input coil and a first output coil exited around portions of the first magnetic path, while a second input coil and a second output coil extend around portions of a second magnetic path. The input coils are alternatively pulsed to provide induced current pulses in the output coils. Driving electrical currents through each of the input coils reduces a level of flux from the permanent magnet within the magnet path around which the input coil extends. In an alternative embodiment of an electromagnetic generator, the magnetic core includes annular spaced-apart plates, with posts and permanent magnets extending in an alternate fashion between the plates. An output coil extends around each of these posts. Input coils extending around portions of the plates are pulsed to cause the induction of current within the output coils.

      US-Patent 6,326,718 B1, (Filed: September 06, 2000; Granted: March 26, 2002)

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Forward Robert L.

     Guidelines to Antigravity

      This paper emphasizes certain little known aspects of Einstein's general theory of relativity. Although these features are of minor theoretical importance, their understanding and use can lead to the generation and control of gravitational forces. Three distinctly different non-Newtonian gravitational forces are described. The research areas which might lead to methods for the control of gravitation are pointed out and guidelines for initial investigation into these areas are given.

     American Journal of Physics 31 /2 (February 1963) 166-170

Gruenberg H.

     The Ball Bearing as a Motor

     When a current is passed through a ball bearing it can act as a motor. This curious effect was pointed out by Milroy. The present paper gives a theoretical analysis of this effect. The motor can run in either direction on both dc and ac. It can be self-staring on dc. Some experimental results are presented in support of the theory.

     American Journal of Physics 46 /12 (December 1978) 1213-1219

Hamilton William Rowan

     On a new Species of Imaginary Quantities connected
     with a theory of Quaternions

     Speech on 13. November 1843 before the Royal Irish Academy;

     reprinted in Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy 2

     from: http://www.maths.tcd.ie/pub/HistMath/People/Hamilton/Quatern1/

Heim Burkhard

     Das Prinzip der Dynamischen Kontrabarie

     Heim hat zum Teil mit Hilfe neuer mathematischer Methoden eine neue umfassende Theorie in Form einer Allgemeinen Kraftfeldtheorie geschaffen, die Quantentheorie und Allgemeine Relativitätstheorie als spezielle Sonderfälle enthält. Diese Sonderfälle ergeben sich durch Vernachlässigung bestimmter Grössen aus der Heim'schen Allgemeinen Kraftfeldtheorie; daher hat die Heim'sche Theorie umfassenden Charakter und überbrückt den Riß im heutigen Weltbild der Physik.

     Flugkörper (1959) 100-102, 164-166, 219-221, 244-248

Hubbard Alfred M.

     Hubbard Energy Transformer

     This mysterious device was said to turn radio-active rays directly into electricity - and run big motors.

     Fate Magazine (July 1956) 36-42; written by Gaston Burridge

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Jefimenko Oleg D.

     Operation of Electric Motors from the Atmospheric
     Electric Field

     An electret-type electric motor and a corona-type electric motor have been constructed for operation from the earth electric field. The power is delivered to the motors by means of simple earth-field antennas with radioactive or sharp-point collectors. Initial results on the operation of the motors are reported.

     American Journal of Physics 39 No.7 (July 1971) 776-778

Jefimenko Oleg D.

     Franklin’s Electric Motors

     It was Benjamin Franklin who invented and built the first electric motors. In 1748 he described them in a letter to Peter Collinson, Fellow of the Royal Society of London. The motors operated on the principle of electrostatic attraction and repulsion. Franklin's motors are fascinating electrostatic devices and constitute a spectacular and inspiring demonstration of electrostatic forces. They are highly suitable as demonstration apparatus for use in large lecture classes.

     American Journal of Physics 39 No.10 (October 1971) 1139-1140

Kozyrev N. A.

     Possibilitiy of Experimental Study of Properties of Time

     Time is the most important and most enigmatic property of nature. The concept of time surpasses our imagination. The recondite attempts to understand the nature of time by the philosophers of antiquity, the scholars in the Middle Ages, and the modern scientist, possessing a knowledge of sciences and the experience of their history, have proven fruitless. Probably this occurs because time involves the most profound and completely unknown properties of the world which can scarcely be envisaged by the bravest flight of human fancy. ...

     Unpublished; Pulkovo, Russia, September 1967

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Lenard Philipp

     Über die Schwingungen fallender Tropfen

     Im Folgenden ist versucht, aus den ellipsoidischen Schwingungen frei fallender Tropfen, durch welche Savart zuerst Bäuche und Knoten der zerfallenden Wasserstrahlen erklärte, die Magnus stoboskopisch beobachtete und Lord Rayleigh berechnete, die Oberflächen- spannungen zu finden.

     Dissertation Universität Heidelberg (1886)

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Lenard Philipp

     Über die Elektrizität der Wasserfälle

     Es ist lange bekannt, dass Wasserfälle die Luft in ihrer Umgebend mit negativer Elektrizität beladen. Die Aehnlichkeit dieser merkwürdigen Erscheinung mit den elektrischen Vorgängen, welche das Fallen der atmosphärischen Niederschläge begleiten, verleiht ihr besonderes Interesse. Es soll daher im Folgenden über Beobachtungen berichtet werden, welche zeigen, dass dieser Elektrizitätsentwicklung eine ganz unerwartete Erscheinung zu Grunde liegt.

     Annalen der Physik 46 (1892) 584-636

Moray Thomas Henry

     Electrotherapeutic Apparatus

     This invention relates to electrotherapeutic apparatus, and to methods of appying electrical, radioactive, and other radiant phenomena therapeutically. The invention is primarily concerned with the use of high potential, high frequency electricity though not necessarily limited thereto, in conjunction with radioactive and other types of electronic and radiation phenomena for therapeutic purposes.

     US-Patent 2,460,707

      (Filed: 30 April 1943; Issued: 01 Februar 1949)

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     Über die Verwandlung von Wasserstoff in Helium

     In der modernen Fassung der Proutschen Hypothese, in den astro-physikalischen Berechnungen der Lebensdauer der Fixsterne und in den radioaktiven Überlegungen¨über den Ursprung der Heßschen Strahlung wird stets auf die theoretisch zu fordernde Verwandlungs-Möglichkeit von Wasserstoff in Helium hingewiesen. Diese Element-Umwandlung zu realisieren, ist aber bisher nicht gelungen, obwohl bereits mit den verschiedensten Arten elektrischer Entladungen unter Zufuhr großer Energiemengen daran gearbeitet worden ist. ...

     Berichte der Deutschen Chemischen Gesellschaft (1926) 2039-2048

Patterson James A.

     Patents about "Cold Fusion" or "Excess Heat Production
     in Liquid Electrolyte"

     - US 05 580 838: "Uniformly plated microsphere catalyst"

     - US 05 616 219: "System and method for electrolysis and heating of water"

     - US 05 618 394: "System and electrolytic cell having inert spherical core catalytic elements for heating a liquid electrolyte"

     - US 05 628 886: "Electrolytic system for heating a liquid electrolyte"

     - US 05 635 038: "System for electrolysis and heating of water"

     All available from IBM Patent-Server

     An Electrically Charged Torque Pendulum

     Using precisely timed parts of each period of an oscillating torque pendulum, a determination of individual short-time events was made in sequence. ... Unexpected phenomena were noted as follows: (1) When the pendulum was charged electrically with different, carefully controlled electrostatic voltages, it was observed, that positive and negative charges caused different delays. (2) The time of swing follows in first approximation a square law with a small negative bias. ...

     Nature (11 July 1964) 136-138

     Device and Method for Measuring Gravitational and
     Other Forces

     A pendulum type device for measuring gravitational and other forces with a photo- electrically operated timer for timing individual oscillations of the pendulum.

     US Patent 3,357,253 (12 December 1967)  [is not on IBM Patent-Server!]

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     1970 Solar Eclipse as "Seen" by a Torsion Pendulum

     During the solar eclipse of 7 March 1970, readings were taken and recorded electronically of the times required for the torsion pendulum to rotate through a given fixed part of its path, involving both clockwise and counterclockwise motions, on its first swing from rest. Significant variations in these times were observed during the course of the eclipse as well as in the hours just preceding and just following the eclipse itself.

      Physical Review D 3 /4 (15 February 1971) 823-825

Shnoll S. E. et. al.

     Realization of discrete states during fluctuations in

     macroscopic processes

     It is shown that due to fluctuations, a sequence of discrete values is generated by successive measurement events whatever the type of the process measured. The corresponding histograms have much the same shape at any given time and for processes of a different nature and are very likely to change shape simultaneously for various processes and in widely distant laboratories. For a series of successive histograms, any given one is highly probably similar to its nearest neighbors and occurs repeatedly with a period of 24 hours, 27 days, and about 365 days, thus implying that the phenomenon has a very profound cosmophysical (or cosmogonic) origin.

     Physics-Uspekhi 41 /10 (1998) 1025-1035

Silvertooth E. W.

     Experimental Detection of the Aether

     Michelson-Morley type experiments are shown to be non-sequitors because their logic fails to take into account the relationship between wavelength and propagation velocity. An experimental demonstration of anisotropy in wavelength is described.

     Speculations in Science and Technology 10 /1 (1986) 3-7

Thomson William, Sir (Lord Kelvin)

     On Vortex Atoms

     After noticing Helmholtz's admirable discovery of the law of vortex motion in a perfect liquid - that is, in a liquid perfectly destitute of viscosity (or fluid friction) - the author said that this discovery inevitably suggests the idea that Helmholtz's rings are the only true atoms. ...

     Proceedings of Royal Society of Edinburgh 6 (1867) 94-105

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Thomson William, Sir (Lord Kelvin)

     On Vortex Motion

     Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh 15 (1869) 217-260

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Thomson William, Sir (Lord Kelvin)

     Vortex Statics

     Philosophical Magazine (1880)

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Wallace Henry William

     Method and Apparatus for Generating a Secondary

     Gravitational Force Field

     Apparatus and method for generating a time variant non-electromagnetic force due to the dynamic interaction of relative moving bodies and for transforming such force fields into energy for doing useful work.

     US-Patent 3,626,605 (Filed: Nov. 04, 1968; Issued: Dec. 14, 1971)

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Wallace Henry William

     Method and Apparatus for Generating a Dynamic

     Force Field

     Apparatus and method for generating a time variant non-electromagnetic force due to the dynamic interaction of relative moving bodies through gravitational coupling and for transforming such force fields into energy for doing useful work.

     US-Patent 3,626,606 (Filed: Nov. 04, 1968; Issued: Dec. 14, 1971)

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Wallace Henry William

     Heat Pump

     US-Patent 3,823,570 (Filed: Feb. 16, 1973; Issued: July 16, 1974)

Whittaker Edmund Taylor

       On the Partial Differential Equations of Mathematical Physics

     The object of this paper is the solution of the Laplace's potential equation and of the general differential euqtion of wave-motions and of other differential equations derived from these.

     Mathematische Annalen 57 (1903) 333-355

Whittaker Edmund Taylor

       On an Expression of the Electromagnetic Field Due to Electrons by Means of Two Scalar Potential Functions

     The object of the present paper is to show when any number of electrons are moving in any manner the functions which define the resulting electrodynamic field, namely, the three components of dielectric displacement in the aether and the three components of the magnetic force at every point of the field, can be expressed in terms of the derivates of two scalar potential functions. This two scalar potential functions are explicitly evaluated in terms of the charges and co-ordinates of the electrons. It is then shown that from these results the general functional form of an electrodynamic disturbance due to electrons can be derived.

     Proceedings of the London Math Society 1 (1904) 367 - 372