Aether
Book Titles
A Tychonian/Geocentric scientific world view based on reconsideration of the purpose and results of the history of Ether Drift Experiments, how lack of parallax indicates Earth is the center of the universe. Whether or not you accept the overall premis, this is a well-argued thesis providing insight into why Relativity came about and why it is wrong from which you will learn much.
Articles
by Vincent Gaddis Throughout all the Americas there are legends of archaic avenues, racial memories of subterranean passages stretching for miles. After a great cataclysm the ancestral North Americans lived…
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Co-Operative Healing with Eeman Circuits THE CENTRAL THEME OF EEMAN’S WORK This term refers to therapeutic effects obtained by applying wire circuits to connect one part of a person’s body…
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Clouds of charged “cold plasma” particles reach from the top of Earth’s atmosphere to at least a quarter the distance to the moon, according to new data from a cluster…
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by E.P. Dollard Back to Space, or Why One Over The Speed of Light Squared: In order to obtain a more comprehensive understanding of the dimensional relations of the magnetic…
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The World Of Free Energy by Peter Lindemann, D.Sc. In the late 1880’s, trade journals in the electrical sciences were predicting free electricity and free energy in the near future.…
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by Athon Veggi Architecture is endless because “to do” Architecture is to leap into the unknown, Architecture is continuous creation within the continuity-discontinuity which is known as Universal Infinities, To…
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Tesla, on Eve of 76th Birthday, Says He Has Succeeded in Harnessing ‘Penetrating Rays’ to Operate Small Motive Device by John J. A. O’Neill, Science Editor Brooklyn Eagle — July…
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Quantum Consciousness – A Trap for the Unwary by Riley Hansard Crabb from the May-June 1986 Journal of Borderland Research Theoretical physicists are making continuous efforts to bridge the apparent…
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by Thomas Joseph Brown “To the writers of books upon meteorites, it would be as wicked–by which we mean departure from the characters of an established species–quasi-established, of course–to say…
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by Dennis Klocek In the book, Secrets of the Soil, the author, Christopher Bird, mentions the work of T. Galen Hieronymus, the inventor of the cosmic pipe. The cosmic pipe…
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