Torsion Field Physics, Torsion Field Communications, and Observed Exotic Phenomena Which May Or May Not Be Manifestations of Or Related to the Torsion Field

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Torsion Field Physics, Torsion Field Communications, and Observed Exotic Phenomena Which May Or May Not Be Manifestations of Or Related to the Torsion Field Space Travel Innovations A portfolio of space travel-related innovations has been accumulated after two decades of research and collaboration with numerous inventors and scientists – a few of whom may justifiably be ranked among the world’s most creative. Titles of space travel chapters that also relate to energy are magneto-gravitational converter (Searl effect generator), David Burns’ anti-gravity flying saucer, Mike Hanson’s flying saucer engine, ball lightning and self-confined thermonuclear reactions, Hawkings’ generator of cold electricity, ball lightning explained as a stable plasma toroid, micro-fusion reactor employing stable high-density plasma electron spiral toroids in neutron tube, electrostatic charge converter ‘hydro-magnetic dynamo’, magnetic vortex drive engine, IPMS crystal lattice energy storage/battery device, electricity generators for satellites and spacecrafts, more on the remarkable potential of the torsion field, the magnetic force is faster than light, and IPMS advanced solar photo-voltaic crystal lattice cells. Other energy researchers can provide similarly extensive compilations of new technologies. Tom Valone’s Integrity Research Institute (see http://users.erols.com/iri/), http://www.newenergytimes.com/, Sterling Allan’s http://peswiki.com/index.php/Main_Page, http://www.infinite-energy.com/, Jerry Decker’s http://www.keelynet.com, Bruce Meland’s http://www.electrifyingtimes.com/, and Russia’s http://www.faraday.ru have all accumulated large databases of reports and comments on energy. Robert A. Nelson, P.O. Box 19250, Jean, Nevada 89019 amassed 10,000 pages on inventions and other scientific and technological subjects in his www.rexresearch.com – the contents of which are available on a $13 CD. Development and commercial manufacturing of a proven new innovation requires competent people, a doable business plan, integrity, and sufficient money to carry the enterprise until it reaches profitability. Each invention may be burdened with the baggage of its own unique little tale. Some inventors may be brilliant, of course, but are otherwise incompetent businesspeople. Development may be hampered by a shortage of resources available to an inventor, unethical investors or associates, an inventor’s illness or death, or suppression by existing industries and the tangle-footed US federal government. Shortcomings in the invention itself may need further research to be mitigated or eliminated, if possible. New inventions typically do not qualify for financial support from venture capital, large corporations restricted to operating within their chosen missions, charitable foundations, and governments unaware of or even hostile to unconventional inventions. Some state governments have chosen to encourage innovation by mitigating losses by private investors. For example, Nevada recently started its Nevada Capital Investment Corp. (see https://nevadatreasurer.gov/NCIC.htm) with $50,000,000 in initial funding. A search of this compilation of Space Travel Innovations for ‘cancer’ will Find five chapters, a search for ‘healing’ will Find eight chapters, and a search for ‘reverser of aging’ will Find one chapter. However, the US Food and Drug Administration may not have approved these technologies for treatments. Patients should first consult their licensed physicians before attempting any self-treatments with these technologies. Please respect the intellectual property rights of the current copyright/patent holders pertaining to these inventions by obtaining their written permission before using or selling their inventions. Gary Vesperman (Author), Advisor to Sky Train Corporation www.skytraincorp.com 588 Lake Huron Lane Boulder City, NV 89005-1018 702-435-7947 [email protected] www.padrak.com/vesperman TABLE OF CONTENTS BRIEF SUMMARIES ......................................................................................................2 MAGNETO-GRAVITATIONAL CONVERTER (SEARL EFFECT GENERATOR) ..........9 DAVID HAMEL’S GRAVITO MAGNETIC DEVICE ..................................................... 12 DAVID BURNS’ ANTI-GRAVITY FLYING SAUCER .................................................. 13 MIKE HANSON’S FLYING SAUCER ENGINE ............................................................ 13 BALL LIGHTNING AND SELF-CONFINED THERMONUCLEAR REACTIONS ........ 46 HAWKINGS’ GENERATOR OF COLD ELECTRICITY ................................................ 54 BALL LIGHTNING EXPLAINED AS A STABLE PLASMA TOROID .......................... 54 MICRO-FUSION REACTOR EMPLOYING STABLE HIGH-DENSITY PLASMA ELECTRON SPIRAL TOROIDS IN NEUTRON TUBE .................................................................... 61 PROPULSION USING MICROFUSION ENERGY ...................................................... 67 ELECTROSTATIC CHARGE CONVERTER ‘HYDRO-MAGNETIC DYNAMO’ ............ 70 MAGNETIC VORTEX DRIVE ENGINE ........................................................................ 83 ORGONE ENERGY MOTOR ......................................................................................... 84 ORGONE ENERGY ACCUMULATOR FOR ANTI-GRAVITY ...................................... 85 JOE’S ORGONE ENERGY CELL................................................................................... 85 MOE-JOE ORGONE ENERGY CELL ............................................................................ 88 REVIEW OF H. DAVID FROMING’S RESEARCH PAPERS ON BREAKTHROUGH PROPULSION PHYSICS ............................................................................................. 94 INERTIA-LESS CRAFT AND ARTIFICIAL GRAVITY ............................................... 96 CAN THE VACUUM BE ENGINEERED FOR SPACEFLIGHT APPLICATIONS? ....... 96 WARP DRIVE ENGINE WOULD TRAVEL FASTER THAN LIGHT .......................... 103 ii ANTI-GRAVITY ETHER SHIELD .............................................................................. 105 ETHER TELESCOPE ................................................................................................... 106 DOMESTIC LENS ....................................................................................................... 106 META-STABLE HELIUM AS ROCKET PROPELLANT .............................................. 106 GROUND TRANSPORTATION FOR COLONIES ON MARS AND EARTH’S MOON107 SPACE DRIVE ENGINE ............................................................................................. 110 IPMS THERMAL ELECTRIC COOLING DEVICES ................................................... 118 LOW-TEMPERATURE DIAMOND OR TITANIUM NITRIDE COATING OF ROCKET PARTS ..................................................................................................................................... 119 IPMS-CHERNOVITSKY SUPER CERAMICS ............................................................ 119 IPMS MICRO-CHANNELS AND FILTERS ............................................................... 120 IPMS HIGH-TEMPERATURE GAS PLASMA DETONATOR .................................... 122 IPMS CRYSTAL LATTICE ENERGY STORAGE/BATTERY DEVICE ....................... 124 ELECTRICITY GENERATORS FOR SATELLITES AND SPACECRAFTS ................ 134 DIRECT ENERGY CONVERSION .............................................................................. 137 AURORATEK’S SELF-CHARGING ELECTRIC BIKE ............................................... 143 IPMS-KIEV AND ARZAMAS-16 SUPER MAGNETS ............................................... 145 NEVADA-BASED RUSSIAN INVENTION INCUBATOR ......................................... 145 INTRODUCTION TO THE TORSION FIELD ............................................................ 154 WHAT IS THE TORSION FIELD? ............................................................................. 155 TORSION FIELD COMMUNICATIONS PROTOTYPE ............................................. 157 STATUS OF TORSION FIELD COMMUNICATIONS ............................................... 159 iii MAKING EXOTIC NEW MATERIALS WITH TORSION FIELD .............................. 160 MORE ON THE REMARKABLE POTENTIAL OF THE TORSION FIELD ................ 165 IS HOLY GHOST’S INFLUENCE TRANSMITTED VIA TORSION FIELD? ............ 169 ETHERIC WEATHER ENGINEERING ...................................................................... 179 THREE-DIMENSIONAL HOLOGRAPHIC TORSION FIELD TELEVISION ........... 182 THE DNA PHANTOM EFFECT ................................................................................... 184 CHEMICAL EVOLUTION THEORIST FORCED INTO A U-TURN .......................... 188 TORSION PHYSICS: A VIEW FROM THE TRENCHES .......................................... 191 THE SPEED OF LIGHT IS SLOWING DOWN! ......................................................... 196 TIME AND ITS PHYSICAL RELATIONSHIPS ......................................................... 199 KOZYREV: AETHER, TIME AND TORSION ............................................................. 214 THE MAGNETIC FORCE IS FASTER THAN LIGHT ................................................. 220 TAPPING THE TORSION FIELDS OF SPACE.......................................................... 230 Y-BIAS AND ANGULARITY©: THE DYNAMICS OF SELF-ORGANIZING CRITICALITY FROM THE ZERO POINT TO INFINITY .................................................................. 233 TORSION FIELD MECHANICS: VERIFICATION OF NON-LOCAL FIELD EFFECTS IN HUMAN BIOLOGY ..................................................................................................... 250 TORSION FIELD RADIO ........................................................................................... 262 IPMS ADVANCED SOLAR
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