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     All the following German original articles of Dr. Hartmut Mueller are out-of-print. Some of them are reprinted in the raum&zeit special 1. The texts below are only summaries made or translated by AW-Verlag.

 

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     raum&zeit Special 1: Free Energie - Global Scaling

     

 

 

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Müller Hartmut

     Telecommunications free of electric smog

     This is what millions of people are waiting for: Telecommunications that does not engender electric pollution. Nobody complains about telecommunications, but everybody (except the producers) complains about electric smog produced by it. The increase of transmitting masts in the mobile phone sector has become life-endangering. Very soon, this will be a thing of the past. In the summer of this year, the physicist and mathematician Dr. Muller, director of the Institute for Space-Energy-Research, Wolfratshausen, has succeeded for the first time to modulate language signals onto standing gravitational waves. On October 27th a historic scientific experiment was carried out in Bad Tolz - the first language transmission by means of standing gravitational waves between Bad Tolz (Germany) and St. Petersburg (Russia). Read now Dr. Hartmut Muller's explanations on the physics and mathematics involved.

      raum&zeit 114 (November/December 2001) 99-108

 

 

 

 

Müller Hartmut

     Who will produce the first bio-mobile phone?

     The Media Days Exhibition in Bad Tolz (South of Germany) became the arena of a historic event on October 27th 2001. The Institute for Space-Energy-Research GmbH in memoriam Leonard Euler presented the worldwide first telecommunication without using electromagnetic waves at all. This new G-Com technology is still in a very basic stage at the moment, but the institute is working intensively together with physicists and mathematicians of St. Petersburg's University to develop and to perfect this technology. The G-Com technology bases upon new scientific findings not well known in German's academic strongholds. So, while the German industry is still skeptic, Russian and Swiss managers make hay while the sun shines and besiege the research corporation in Wolfratshausen with tenders.

      raum&zeit 115 (January/February 2002) 65-72

 

 

 

 

 

Ehlers Hans-Joachim

     Worldwide first public demonstration of telecommunications
     without electromagnetic pollution

     More the 50 time witnesses from all parts in Germany attended at the end of October 2001 a worldwide outstanding physical experiment presented by the Institute for Space-Energy-Research GmbH in memoriam Leonard Euler in Wolfratshausen: The transmission of voice signals between Bad Tolz (Germany) and St. Petersburg (Russia) happened without a transmitter and without producing artificial propagating carrier waves, i.e. without electromagnetic pollution. As transmission media the director of the institute, Dr. rer. nat. Hartmut Muller, utilized standing gravitational waves already present in nature. So called gravity-electric energy converters (G-Elements) enabled the coupling to the cosmic gravitational background field. The modulation and demodulation was made with oscillators (Bio-Guards) having harmonizing influence on biologic materials. Standing gravity waves displace all particles in the universe, finally forming synchronous oscillations. Therefore, the voice communication occurred isochronal. This event on October 27th, 2001 in Bad Tolz marks the start of a new age of electromagnetic pollution-free communication.

      raum&zeit 115 (January/February 2002) 99-102

 

 

 

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Müller Hartmut

     Can electric smog be avoided?

     In medium term it is possible to solve the problem of electromagnetic pollution without falling back to stone age. Admittedly, it would be necessary to tune the different frequencies of electric power grid, electronic devices and transmitters to values of irrelevance for biological cells. Not only mobile communication but also computer processors, wireless network technologies, Bluetooth and many more. It's time for an unprejudiced cooperation between scientists of several branches, legislators, producers and manufacturers.

      raum&zeit 121 (January/February 2003) 12-18

 

 

 

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Müller Hartmut

     The cosmos as a provide

     Become an eye-witness of a scientific-technological world premiere! On February 21st, 2004, the Technical University in Berlin will be the arena of a scientific and technology sensation. Scientists and engineers of the Institute of Space-Energy-Research i.m. Leonard Euler (IREF) succeeded in linking computer together over large distances without wires and without using any known electromagnetic communication technologies as for example mobile communication or radio transmitters of any kind. The outstanding possibilities of this "beam" technology as well as some perspectives about possible applications are given in this public science show.

      raum&zeit 127 (January/February 2004) 76-77

 

 

 

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Publications about Global Scaling - Overview

  1. Free Energy - Global Scaling, raum&zeit Special 1, Ehlers-Verlag GmbH, ISBN 3-934-196-17-9; Order here

  2. Muller Hartmut, Gravitation is an omnipresent medium, raum&zeit 104 (March/April 2000) 34-39

  3. Muller Hartmut, Gravity signals received from space, raum&zeit 104 (March/April 2000) 81-84

  4. Muller Hartmut, Atomic fusion and super-fluidity with room temperature, raum&zeit 105 (Mai/June 2000) 5-10

  5. Muller Hartmut, Faster than light, raum&zeit 105 (Mai/June 2000) 49-51

  6. Muller Hartmut, Global Scaling – Die source of space energy is explored, raum&zeit 106 (July/August 2000) 34-50

  7. Muller Hartmut, The hot story about cold fusion, raum&zeit 106 (July/August 2000) 81-84

  8. Muller Hartmut, The global time wave, raum&zeit 107 (September/October 2000) 48-59

  9. Muller Hartmut, The energy source of the universe, raum&zeit 107 (September/October 2000) 68-71

  10. Muller Hartmut, Places of yardsticks – The secret behind pyramids is Global Scaling, raum&zeit 107 (September/October 2000) 85-89

  11. Muller Hartmut, Endotherms, cosmic cold, sun blaze and water II, raum&zeit 108 (November/December 2000) 75-79

  12. Muller Hartmut, DNA does not contain genetic information!, raum&zeit 109 (January/February 2001) 55-58

  13. Muller Hartmut, Global Scaling before 24‘000 years – When in Paris nobody hunted a Mammoth, raum&zeit 110 (March/April 2001) 84-89

  14. Muller Hartmut, Why birds and reptiles lives longer than mammals, raum&zeit 111 (May/June 2001) 32-38

  15. Muller Hartmut, The trinary logic of the universe, raum&zeit 111 (Mai/June 2001) 54-60

  16. Muller Hartmut, Prognostication of correct lotto numbers possible, raum&zeit 111 (May/June 2001) 67-69

  17. Andre Waser, The Global Scaling Calculator (GSC), raum&zeit 112 (July/August 2001) 83-86

  18. Muller Hartmut, The Curator: GS-Infrared accelerates healing process, raum&zeit 113 (September/October 2001) 32-35

  19. Muller Hartmut, Telecommunications free from electric smog, raum&zeit 114 (November/December 2001) 99-108

  20. Muller Hartmut, Who will produce the first bio-mobile-phone?, raum&zeit 115 (January/February 2002) 65-72

  21. Ehlers Hans-Joachim, Worldwide first public demonstration of a telecommunication without electromagnetic pollution, raum&zeit 115 (January/February 2002) 99-102

  22. Prumbach Siegfried, Global energy structure of a new Geomantie is widely confirmed by Global Scaling, raum&zeit 116 (March/April 2002) 70-76

  23. Muller Hartmut, With 66 Milliwatts to Australia, raum&zeit 116 (March/April 2002) 99-105

  24. Muller Hartmut, A sound wave created the universe, raum&zeit 117 (May/June 2002) 81-92

  25. Muller Hartmut, The universe on the number line, raum&zeit 118 (July/August 2002) 79-83

  26. Muller Hartmut, The healing effect of red light, raum&zeit 119 (September/October 2002) 5

  27. Muller Hartmut, The super-luminous grid, raum&zeit 120 (November/December 2002) 28-37

  28. Muller Hartmut, The last mystery of  Egyptology, raum&zeit 120 (November/December 2002) 104-106

  29. Muller Hartmut, Can electromagnetic pollution be avoided?, raum&zeit 121 (January/February 2003) 12-18

  30. Muller Hartmut, The clock of Chronos, raum&zeit 121 (January/February 2003) 66-72

  31. Muller Hartmut, Is it possible to predict lotto numbers?, raum&zeit 121 (January/February 2003) 84-85

  32. Muller Hartmut, God doesn't play dice, he plays chess, raum&zeit 122 (March/April 2003) 28-36

  33. Buhler Urs, Therapies in harmony with the universe, raum&zeit 122 (March/April 2003) 72-74

  34. Muller Hartmut, Hope for a new disposal of atomic waste, raum&zeit 123 (May/June 2003) 19-22

  35. Waser Andre, The logarithmic distribution in nature, raum&zeit 123 (May/June 2003) 35-40

  36. Müller Hartmut, New findings in research about electromagnetic pollution, raum&zeit 123 (May/June 2003) 83

  37. Obst Arne, Wuerth machine uses G-Wave, raum&zeit 124 (July/August 2003) 20-23

  38. Koehlmann Michael, Cosmic cycles of Maya calendars, raum&zeit 126 (November/December) 2003

  39. Muller Hartmut, The cosmos as a provider - Premiere: Wireless data transmission via cosmic background field, raum&zeit 127 (January/February) 2004

  40. Waser Andre, Gravitation - The last secret of physics, raum&zeit 127 (January/February) 2004

 

 

 

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