James DeMeo Double Presentation - 48 hr discount 2019 ESTC (previews)

James DeMeo’s contributions are too vast to mention in one post, but suffice it to say, he is one of the leading authorities if not the top expert on Reichian Orgonomy and the history of interferometer experiments that positively show there is an aether. If there was one reference that I have sent out and recommended over and over throughout the years that really stands out, it would be Dr. DeMeo’s website that discusses Dayton Miller’s interferometer experiments along with what Einstein actually said about it. To make a long story short, because of Miller’s experiments, Einstein had zero confidence in anything he believed in and this is on record.

DeMeo was the first to undertake natural scientific research in a mainstream university investigating Wilhelm Reich’s controversial discoveries, subjecting those ideas to rigorous testing, with positive verification of the original findings.

At this year’s 2019 ESTC, Dr. DeMeo delivered the keynote presentation: COSMIC ETHER EXISTS: CORRECTING A MAJOR ERROR IN MODERN SCIENCE – This presentation covers the historical ether-drift experiments, how even Michelson-Morley got positive results, as did others (ie, Dayton Miller), and how those findings were defeated politically, but never scientifically, mostly by the followers of Einstein. I have a book in preparation on this subject. The Miller-type of motional entrained material ether is quite similar to Reich’s orgone energy.

This was the perfect presentation to set the stage for this year’s conference since there was a heavy focus on the aether. Watch preview:

**2019 Energy Science & Technology Conference Presentation – James DeMeo**

Dr. DeMeo also gave a second presentation: THE ORGONE ENERGY ACCUMULATOR: EXPERIMENTAL CONFIRMATIONS AND NEW WATER-STRUCTURING EVIDENCE – This presentation covers Dr. DeMeo’s recently published research on orgone-charged water. He also discussed Reich’s discovery of the orgone and the best orgone accumulator constructions. New findings on water research was presented.