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To begin with, we at IRI are happy to announce
that due to the overwhelming response to the extension of our
2022 sale on the www.BioenergyDevice.org website,
the use of the “PC22” discount code will be extended into the
month of February, for a 10% discount on all of our products and
publications.
Our
Story #1 is a celebration of the life of Dr. Paul LaViolette who
made many energy and propulsion discoveries in his illustrious
career, the most well-known may be his book, Earth
Under Fire. Not only was the full-size poster for this book
cover featured on a store wall in the original Men In
Black movie, but an hour-long movie has been made that
faithfully and scientifically explains the basis for the periodic
galactic core explosion, which also was the subject of Paul’s PhD
thesis. The Earth
Under Fire video is now available as
a downloadable video from YouTube, which I highly recommend for
its scientific quality. In our opinion, Paul may have prepared
the human race for the time in the future when the recurring
“superwave” or cosmic ray volley repeats its explosive showering
of the entire galaxy, forcing many underground (e.g., Malta’s
underground city housing thousands in the distant past,
etc.). Among his several other books, the second one that
stands out is his Secrets
of Antigravity Propulsion, which
is highlighted in this article. This was his last achievement and
contains a wealth of information on every emerging propulsion
discovery that may be not well understood by the public. If some
would rather see Paul share the highlights of his book that he
found and wrote about, he gave a slide show at a Secret
Space Program conference on those antigravity discoveries in
2015 as well as a more recent 2021 Alt Propulsion presentation
on “SubQuantum
Kinetics and Pais Navy Gravity Patents” both
of which are available on YouTube.
Story #2
is quite exciting for us at IRI as the term “electroceuticals” is
touted as possibly outperforming pharmaceuticals where rheumatoid
arthritis (RA) is concerned. As we have indicated before in
Future Energy eNews reprints, the medical approach to a new
electrotherapeutic discovery is almost always invasive surgery
and this discovery is no different. Stimulating the vagus nerve,
most accessible on the left side of the neck, during a 2023
study called “Reset-RA” that is ongoing, SetPoint
Medical is hot on the trail of a PNAS
2016 paper that showed vagus nerve stimulation
significantly reduced and reversed RA symptoms. IRI is interested
since an endogenous 1 milliamp pulse of current (half millisecond
at 20 Hz for one minute, four times a day) can also be created
nearby by Faraday’s Law through pulsed magnetic fields (I always
cite the famous bone-knitting discoveries of Drs. Becker,
Bassett, and Pilla who also started with invasive implanted
pulsed current generators and then moved to pulsed magnetic
coils). Therefore, if you happen to suffer from RA, perhaps the
use of our EM
Pulser 78 (10 millisecond pulse at 7.8 Hz) near the
left side of the neck may help relieve the inflammatory response
and decrease the cytokines, as Dr. Glen Gordon discovered years
ago, by the induced current pulses a centimeter away in the vagus
nerve.
While we
have reported on sucking drinkable water out of the air with
special condensation dehumidifiers, Story #3 uses a similar
approach with porous electrodes that maximize the contact with
water in the air. Specifically, it is the Ecole
Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) in France that has made
the breakthrough of enabling the above process with solar-powered
technology added to electrolysis. Making hydrogen fuel from water
with a solar photocurrent is enabled with their transparent
polymer semiconductor photocathode membrane achieves a Faradaic
efficiency of 40%, according to the published
journal article.
Story #4
extends an established water pumping technique to store energy by
proposing reactivating abandoned coal mines using sand as the
weighted medium. With regenerative braking, the energy is
generated with sand being lowered into the mine while electricity
costs are high and then pumped back up during off-peak and costs
less. Unlike normal batteries, ultra-long term storage is
available from weeks to several years if needed with zero energy
loss due to self-discharge. With terawatt-hours of energy
available worldwide with this method, the 2022 study may in fact
realize “A
Solution for Long-Term Energy Storage”.
Story #5
is very noteworthy because with all of the anticipation we have
generated by reporting Col. Felt’s space solar power Air
Force project (online YouTube) and
the competition from the Japanese for the same type of
electricity-beaming space power, it with great pleasure that we
can concretely report on the CalTech successful launch on January
3rd of their Space Solar Power Demonstrator (SSPD). Its
Demonstrator which is now up in space can be seen in the CalTech
video, also on YouTube, in a one-minute video. With
the help of a philanthropist, this CalTech project may be the
first to be put into commercial use in the near future.
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1) Remembering Dr. Paul A. LaViolette –
Extraordinary systems scientist, astrophysicist, and prolific
author (1947-2022)
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Thomas Valone Ph.D. - Integrity Research
Institute. January 2023
The
recent passing of our dear friend and colleague Dr. Paul
LaViolette this past December brought much sadness to my wife and
me, but also prompted us to document his remarkable life as an
extraordinary systems scientist, astrophysicist, and prolific
author.
I met
Paul in the mid-1980s at an International Tesla Science
Conference and remember walking around the beautifully red Garden
of the Gods in Colorado with him and another engineer. At that
time, with our backs against the paramagnetic rock walls to
energize our bodies, Paul talked about his plans for several
books, including one on antigravity, which I thought was just wishful
thinking. However, Paul studied at Johns Hopkins and the
University of Chicago, and worked at the Harvard School of Public
Health, before getting his Ph.D. in General Systems Science from
the University of Oregon, so he had all of the credentials to be
a professor. And then, twenty years later in 2008, his amazing
comprehensive masterpiece – Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion --
came out in print, published by the impressive Bear &
Company, with well-deserved reviews on the back cover. I have
used and referenced many parts of his book, including the
“Gravity Beam Propulsion” of Chapter 6 with personal disclosures
from Dr. Podkletnov about his 10 million volt shock discharges
that could dent steel and punch holes in concrete. Chapter 9 also
has lots of structural information about UFOs, including the
bismuth-magnesium-zinc propulsion artifact, while Chapter 10
explains the John Searl Effect better than anyone else. Paul also
presents the most comprehensive collection of experimental
details about electrogravitics including high voltage pulsed
effects in the rest of the book (about half of the 500 pages),
along with many personal reprints from T. Townsend Brown. Brown
is famous for initiating the use of electrogravitics and
electrokinetics to explain the results of his patented
experimental designs for propulsion (see my books,
Electrogravitics Systems and Electrogravitics Volume II on
Amazon). Paul also wrote a chapter on electrogravitics being used
as an auxiliary propulsion system on the B-2 bomber which has no
heat signature, using Brown’s design of a flame jet generator for
the negative ion “exhaust” and the forward leading edge of the
wings being charged to a high positive voltage. A friend of mine
who worked for the US Department of Energy testified to me in an
email that he witnessed a B-2 flying over his house at night in
Eastern Marlboro, Maryland with a blue glow visible from the
wings, which is a signature of a very high voltage corona
discharge, possibly confirming Paul’s discovery. The Daily Gazette
during an interview, published September 25, 2021. Paul told them
that “he solved the mystery of the universe.”
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2) New Bioelectronic Treatment for Arthritis
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IEEE Spectrum January 2023
MONIQUE
ROBROEK ONCE HAD such crippling arthritis that, even with the best
available medications, she struggled to walk across a room. But
thanks to an electronic implant fitted under her skin, she
managed to wean herself off all her drugs and live pain-free for
nearly a decade—until recently, when a viral illness made her
rheumatoid arthritis (RA) flare up again. Robroek’s long remission
is “very impressive” and rare among patients with RA, says her
doctor Frieda Koopman, a rheumatologist at Amsterdam UMC, in the
Netherlands. Robroek’s experience highlights the immense potential
of so-called bioelectronic medicine, also known as
electroceuticals, an emerging field of treatment for diseases that
have traditionally been managed with pharmaceuticals alone.
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3) Hydrogen Fuel from Air
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Interesting
Engineering January 2023
What if I
told you there is a device that can produce hydrogen fuel out of
humid air just by using solar energy? The world would go crazy for
any such device because who doesn’t want clean fuel for free,
right? A team of researchers from the Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology (EPFL) Lausanne has created one such device which, when
exposed to sunlight, extracts the water content (humidity) of the
air and gives out hydrogen gas. According to the press release,
this gas can be further used as renewable solar fuel to power
various applications.
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4) Convert Abandoned Coal Mines to Gravity Batteries
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Interesting
Engineering January 2023
The
potential energy of the sand is converted into electricity
"Mines already have the basic infrastructure and are connected
to the power grid, which significantly reduces the cost and
facilitates the implementation of UGES plants," Julian Hunt, a
researcher in the IIASA Energy, Climate, and Environment Program and
the lead author of the study, said in a statement. How does this
method work? The primary components of UGES are the shaft,
generator, upper and lower storage sites, and mining equipment. UGES
generates electricity when the price is high by lowering sand into
an underground mine. The potential energy of the sand is then
converted into electricity via regenerative braking. Then, the sand
is lifted from the mine to an upper reservoir with the help of
electric motors to store energy when electricity is cheap.
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