Val Robitai

Because today’s geoengineering operations seem to involve electromagnetic energy produced from ground-based antennas called “ionospheric heaters” or “Hertzian Antennas” or various types of radar, we should know more about this ubiquitous and (to most) mysterious energy. This article gives an overview of what electromagnetic energy is and how it manifests itself in our every day … Read more

There are many examples throughout nature where mirrored symmetry appears at the micro level up to the size of galaxies. The division line is very similar to the neutral line, or Bloch Wall of a magnet. This is the premise of much of the model that Al Francoeur has been working on in relation to … Read more

In many ways, magnets are still mysterious. They get their (often powerful) effects from the microscopic interactions of individual electrons, and from the interplay between their collective behavior at different scales. But if you can’t move these electrons around to study how factors like symmetry impact the larger-scale magnetic effects, what can you do instead? … Read more

At last year’s conference, Peter Lindemann demonstrated a Bedini SSG energizer that produced a lot of mechanical work all weekend and the batteries stayed charged up! It worked beautifully and was done with an automated circuit that rotates the batteries in a certain way but most people do not have the know-how to be able … Read more

NOW AVAILABLE! High Voltage N-Machine by Aaron Murakami Presentation: HIGH VOLTAGE FARADAY GENERATOR will show you how to charge a capacitor higher than what a 12 volt battery needs to be charged. This is done by simply contacting the perimeter and shaft of a spinning neodymium iron boron magnet. Since Faraday, only ultra low voltage … Read more

2017 Energy Science and Technology Conference Panel Discussions

Our first featured builder is the first woman to build a QEG (that we know of) and reach tuning status. She is in the Philippines and works alone (as far as we know).    Our second featured builder is a machinist in Switzerland who has rebuilt some parts to make them more precise: end plates; … Read more

The following presentations from the 2017 Energy Science and Technology Conference are now available: Poor Man’s Split the Positive Battery Swapper System by RS Stafford At last year’s conference, Peter Lindemann demonstrated a Bedini SSG energizer that produced a lot of mechanical work all weekend and the batteries stayed charged up! It worked beautifully and … Read more