1. Free Energy Conferences sponsored groups including the Planetary Association for Clean Energy and the Institute for New Energy.
2. A Turning point: “until recently, the world’s energy production system has been highly centralized, which has allowed it to be controlled by those who profit from it.”
3. “Motion along such as spiral can be either outward or inward. In outward motion, matter and energy are dissipated. In inward motion, however, matter and energy are created. Researchers believe that space energy and other forms of new energy follow an inward spiraling path, and are in constant motion.”
4. A primary goal for new-energy innovators is to keep the US from falling behind economically. The Tesla vision is a world of free wireless energy. The vision for the US to become the exporter of energy to the world and a powerhouse of production and cheap products. Huber states that the country with the most electricity wins economically.
5. Automobiles could use the Tesla bladeless turbine to eliminate thousands of parts in the piston engine and significantly reduce cost and triple fuel efficiency, according to Jeff Hayes.
6. Worrely Keely built a machine called the liberator. The liberator freed energy in water. Keely used sound waves to create tiny bubbles and then release the energy when the bubble imploded. (A process similar to cavitation.) Keely specialized on creating frequencies at an extremely high frequency. Keely saw the atom as being like an orchestra, an assortment of vibrating parts producing various tones. Keely worked on his ability to act as the conductor of this atomic orchestra. Keely discovered how to bring two vibrations together to form a third.
7. Walter Russell built a device called the Russell Optical Dynamo Generator which he claimed capture space energy. Russell said that the Universe consisted of electric energy, and that nature multiples power by concentrating this electricity-or space energy-until it forms matter, such as star or planet. Russell’s device recreated this natural accumulation of power.
8. Thomas Moray idea was that man could mine cosmos energy by stimulating and amplifying existing oscillations in space. Moray’s radiant energy device worked for days at a time, converting space energy into useable power, without moving parts. The device produced a strange form of electricity that lit light-bulbs, heated a flat iron, and ran a motor. Moray’s experiments indicated that radiant energy comes to the earth in surges, like the waves of the sea, and could be gathered into devices. The radiant energy device was destroyed by assistant Felix Frazer.
9. Vicktor Schauberger machine operated on principles of inward spiraling movements of implosion generating electricity in a radical way. The Nazi’s forced Schauberger to work on the machine in prison camp. Schauberger devices was silenced, “Various power groups know that if mankind has unlimited energy at its disposal, it becomes virtually impossible to control and manipulate people. With free energy a person is not subject to those who would control his transportation via fuel curtailment. One could live virtually anywhere since a readily available energy supply could be used to make any environment liveable.” With infinite energy there would be no food shortages and fuel shortages and continue to support the thesis that shortage is only politically imposed not technologically imposed, destroying the shortsightedness of limited thought and creativity.
10. Moray King wrote a book called Geometrodynamics in which he mentions zero-point or space energy. Zero point energy represents fluctuations that represent energy that is present at a temperature of absolute zero. King began seeing energy as a flow, a river from another dimension of space, and basic particles as tiny whirlpools in that river. King eventually wrote a book called “Tapping the Zero Point Energy.”
11. Tom Bearden began experimenting with the idea that the earth’s magnetic field may interact with space energy. Harold Puthoff said that inertia could be explained by the presence of space energy. Bearden in 2002 patented the motionless electromagnetic generator that created electricity from space energy.
12. Ken Shoulders charge clusters, a tightly packed cluster of 100 million electrons in a donut shape. The cluster violated the physic law that “like electrical charges, either negative or positive, repel.” Since electrons carry a negative charge they should not cluster. Hal Puthoff thinks the force that holds the electrons come together is called the Casimir effect. “Image two metal plates hovering in space, close to each other. Because the plates shield each other from space energy coming from one direction, the space energy pressing in on each plate from the opposite direction would slam the two of them together, releasing energy as heat.” Shoulder uses the Casimir effect to pinch a cold plasma that conducts electricity-to create heat and charge clusters. The power to overcome the electron repulsion is massive. Charge clusters may be the first commercial space energy product to be sold.
13. Wingate Lambertson, E-dam uses Cermet, a heat-resistent ceramic-and-metal composite, forming a round spacer about three inches in diameter, sandwiched between metal plates of the same size, too create electricity. “It stores electrons like a dam and when the dam is open, the electrons are released.” The falling electrons gain energy from the space energy allow the device to put out more power than it takes in.
14. John Hutchinson stumbled on space energy. Hutchinson built a high-voltage tesla coil when it felt something hit his shoulders, it was a piece of metal. “He threw the piece of metal back to where it seemed to have originated, and it flew up and hit him again.” The Tesla coil, electrostatic generator, and other equipment created a complex electromagnetic field, heavy pieces of metal levitated and shot toward the ceiling, and some pieces shredded” Hutchinson built a working space energy device the size of a microwave. The Hutchinson converter was based on Tesla’s resonance principle. The Tesla Resonance principle is created by passing a burst of energy into the electric coils, each burst coming before energy from the previous burst had time to die away. This led to higher and higher amounts of energy. Hutchinson captured the same pulsing, rhythmic energy by using crystals of barium titanate and when the crystal pulses, it produces electric power.
15. Floyd Sweet saw a magnetic field continuously vibrating, in an effect called self-oscillation that occurred in electric transformers. Sweet created a way to shake a magnetic field and this shaking, in turn, would create an electric current. Space energy captured through the shaking. Sweet called his device the Vacuum Triode Amplifier. Bearden decided that the device was serving as a gate through which energy from space was being herded into an electric circuit: 330 microwatts of input power made it possible for the VTA wire coils to put out more than 500 watts of usable energy, or about one and half million times the input power. Bearden says space energy has a pressure, an energy density and under certain conditions gravity becomes a pushing force rather than a pulling force. The VTA may have changed the energy density by drawing on space energy. “The machine’s weight was observed to be decreasing with an increased load of lightbulbs, in a quiet orderly fashion, until a point was suddenly reached when Floyd heard an immense sound, as if he were at the center of a giant whirlwind but without actual air movement.” VTA produced cold instead of heat generated by electric equipment.
16. Bruce Depalma studied Faraday invention called a homopolar generator. Faraday found that electric current can be taken from a spinning copper disk when the disk is rotated along with the magnets, instead of past the magnets, as in the induction generator. Faraday tapped into space energy. Depalma repeated the experiment using modern material, such as super-powerful magnets, to extract the electricity. Depalma named the device N-machine. “I thought everybody would beat a path to my door after I did these experiments, but I ran into a stone wall. It’s as if science were in its old age and it’s gotten a long way from the laboratory.”