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Permalink Reply by Drachnid on December 1, 2008 at 9:26pm

Here's another jewel of a scientist that is often bashed and oppressed in 'official' circles - Wilhelm Reich.

Ever wonder what a cloudbuster is? Never heard of one? Ever hear of orgonomy? What the $%^ is an orgone battery? Who is this Reich guy anyhow?

Wilhelm Reich's discovery of orgone began with his research of a physical bio-energy nature for Sigmund Freud's theories of neurosis in humans. Wilhelm Reich believed that traumatic experiences blocked the natural flow of life-energy in the body, leading to physical and mental disease. Wilhelm Reich concluded that the libidinal-energy that Freud discussed was the primordial-energy of life itself, connected to more than just sexuality. Orgone was everywhere and Reich measured this energy-in-motion over the surface of the earth. He even determined that its motion affected weather formation.

Find out more at http://www.wilhelmreichmuseum.org

Attached Zip file includes:

brief_history_of_orgone_research.pdf
joe cell - details on orgone battery.pdf
life_and_death_of_reich.pdf
orgone-generator-bible.pdf
Reich, Wilhelm - The Mass Psychology of Fascism.pdf

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• Orgone-Wilhelm-Reich.zip, 2.1 MB

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Permalink Reply by Drachnid on December 1, 2008 at 9:52pm

What about Viktor Schauberger? Vortex theory ring a bell?

Viktor Schauberger made his first tentative efforts during his childhood. His highest wish was to follow in the footsteps of his forefathers and become a forester in the primeval-like forests that could be found in Austria in the end of the 18:th century. During his long walkabouts in the deep forest it was the water that first of all caught his attention. Small creeks and rivers were animated for him. The revolution of the water appeared as much more complex than the established knowledge explained. He meant that the water streams were the blood of the earth, and the smallest deviation in the temperature could be compared to the deviations seen in human blood. Fresh water makes it's own winding way in the nature and by doing this it builds up an internal movement that gathers more power than the man is able to measure.

He proved this internal power by designing long winding floating canals that were able to float huge timber logs using just a small amount of water. Along these canals, ingenious water exchange stations were placed. In these stations fresh cool water was refilled when the old "worn" water was tapped. To describe the internal movement of the water is not easy! To be able to do this Schauberger had to create a home made terminology. Terms as cycloid turbulence, inward flushing movement and dia-magnetism did not belong in academic seminars and he early fell on the wrong side of the scientific establishment. On the other hand, with spruce needles in his beard, eyes that burned of conviction and a spirit that categorically refused any contradiction he was surely not easy to handle.

Among other devices, he designed several prototypes of so called home power plants. These devices had conical, twisted tubes that were wrapped around a conical shaped body as a main component. When these tubes are forced to rotate, water is sucked into the tubes in the biggest end and after being processed in the tube it is sprayed out in a tremendous force on turbine vanes, mechanically connected to a generator. An other design, an implosion machine that sucked in air that was twisted so efficiently that the dia-magnetic field was able to lift the device with a tremendous force.

For more info, visit http://www.schauberger.co.uk

Included in the attached Zip file are:

Alexandersson - Living Water - Viktor Schauberger and the Secrets of Natural Energy (1990).pdf
Coats & Schauberger - The Energy Evolution - Harnessing Free Energy from Nature (2000).pdf
Implosion - Viktor Schauberger and the Path of Natural Energy (1985).pdf

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• Viktor-Schauberge-Natural-Energy-Secrets.zip, 16.1 MB

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Permalink Reply by Kahlan Amnell on December 17, 2008 at 4:35pm

Diesel Made from Coffee Grounds

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/16/science/16objava.html?_r=2


By HENRY FOUNTAIN
Published: December 15, 2008

In research that touches on two of Americans’ great obsessions — coffee and cars — scientists at the University of Nevada, Reno, have made diesel fuel from used coffee grounds.


Spent Coffee Grounds as a Versatile Source of Green Energy (Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry)

The technique is not difficult, they report in The Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry, and there is so much coffee around that several hundred million gallons of biodiesel could potentially be made annually.


Mano Misra, a professor of engineering who conducted the research with Narasimharao Kondamudi and Susanta K. Mohapatra, said it was by accident that he realized coffee beans contained a significant amount of oil. “I made a coffee one night but forgot to drink it,” he said. “The next morning I saw a layer of oil floating on it.” He and his team thought there might be a useful amount of oil in used grounds, so they went to several Starbucks stores and picked up about 50 pounds of them.


Analysis showed that even the grounds contained about 10 to 15 percent oil by weight. The researchers then used standard chemistry techniques to extract the oil and convert it to biodiesel. The processes are not particularly energy intensive, Dr. Misra said, and the researchers estimated that biodiesel could be produced for about a dollar a gallon.


One hurdle, Dr. Misra said, is in collecting grounds efficiently — there are few centralized sources of coffee grounds. But the researchers plan to set up a small pilot operation next year using waste from a local bulk roaster.


Even if all the coffee grounds in the world were used to make fuel, the amount produced would be less than 1 percent of the diesel used in the United States annually. “It won’t solve the world’s energy problem,” Dr. Misra said of his work. “But our objective is to take waste material and convert it to fuel.” And biodiesel made from grounds has one other advantage, he said: the exhaust smells like coffee.

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Permalink Reply by turtle on December 20, 2008 at 9:27am

wow excellent information... thanks for the extensive work :)

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Permalink Reply by Drachnid on February 5, 2009 at 11:43am

The Hutchison Effect - a Lift & Disruption System

The attached document, the Hutchison File, may shed light on a most unusual phenomenon dubbed the Hutchison Effect. It is a very strange arrangement of technologies including those of Nikola Tesla and Robert Van de Graaf. It goe sinto depth about material levitating and floating, being able to break steel bars without the use of your hands, embedding wood in metal, 'demolecularization' and a host of other phenomena.

For more on John Hutchison - www.hutchisoneffect.ca

Attachments:

• TheHutchisonFile.pdf, 4.2 MB

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Permalink Reply by Wolfandy on June 18, 2009 at 2:10am

Thank's !!! I'll read all .........A GREAT WORK !!!!!!

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Permalink Reply by Drachnid on July 18, 2009 at 6:35pm

And lest we forget, the grandmaster of science at the turn of the 20th century - Nikola Tesla.

Inventor of such things as AC electricity, wireless control, radio, and far, far more.

The following is a list of files contained within this zip file.

Aspden - TESLA VERSUS EINSTEIN (2005).pdf
Barret - Tesla's nonlinear oscillator-shuttle circuit (OSC) theory.pdf
Bearden - Free book - New Tesla Electromagnetics and the Secrets of Electrical Free Energy (1984, www.cheniere.org).pdf
FBI_File_on_Nicola_tesla.pdf
FBI_files_on_Nicola_Tesla_01.pdf
Free Energy Secrets - Tesla patents.pdf
Nikola Tesla - The Philadelphia Experiment.pdf
Prodigal Genius - The_Biography_of_Nikola_Tesla.pdf
Solid_state_Tesla_Coil.pdf
Tesla - Complete_Patents_Nikola_Tesla.pdf
Tesla's Dynamic Theory of Gravity.pdf
Tesla-The Electric Magician by D.Trull.pdf
The Strange Life of Nikola Tesla.pdf

Enjoy!

Attachments:

• Tesla, Nikola.zip, 67.1 MB

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