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Dr. Robert Bussard's Fusion Breakthrough
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In his haunting final interview, the late Dr. Robert Bussard describes a last-ditch race against time and funding to realize his career-long dream of clean, affordable fusion energy. Bussard, a founding member of America's fusion research establishment, spent over 20 years developing a modified Farnsworth-style "Polywell" fusor, successfully generating over 100,000 times the output of Farnsworth's original experiments...
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Fallout
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Three years ago, Betavoltaic Industries was poised for success as a next-generation energy startup working past the bleeding edge and getting startling results. With products in development for both stimulated beta-decay nuclear batteries and a radical new vision for LENR fusion energy, Betavoltaic had it made, until it all went away...
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STAIF 2006 & 2007 DVD-Rom Set
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Only $49.99: Our exclusive 5-year Anniversary-Edition DVD-Rom series features both the STAIF 2006 and 2007 DVD-Rom's, for a total of 8 Gigs of High-Res documentary video footage. Combine our 2006 interviews with this year's presentation-footage, and the result is an amazing tour-de-force of what's next in gravity-modification, ftl-propulsion, energy, communications, and more! We accept Visa, Mastercard, and PayPal for orders in both the USA and abroad (+$5 Shipping & Handling)! Click here to buy now!
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Chinese HFGW Research Program
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These documents by Dr's. Robert Baker and Fangyu Li outline the 20-year-plan for Chinese High-Frequency Gravitational Wave research, including a benchmarked series of objectvies to develop communications, energy, and defense capabilities based on contemporary experimental findings. Both Baker's presentation materials and the original objectives as written by Dr. Fangyu Li of the Chinese HFGW lab are provided.
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Dr. Ruggero Santilli Interview
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May, 2007: Physicist Dr. Ruggero Santilli joins us to discuss Neutron Synthesis in the lab - a validation of Rutherford's model of the Neutron as a "compressed hydrogen atom". Santilli discusses a derivative model of physics in which the neutron that leads to subatomic superfusion - a new form of fusion with an energy density even higher than conventional fusion technology.
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Jessup's The Case for the UFO (Annotated)
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The Varo Edition of Jessup's classic "The Case for the UFO" contains highlighted text and annotations by Carlos Allende, the sailor responsible for as the originator of the Philadelphia Experiment story. Based on handwriting analysis, it is believed that at least most of the initial annotations were made by Allende as a code for passing along information, with further annotations ascribed to high-ranking Air Force officers...
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Teleportation Using EVOs
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Although this basic transport process has been known and used by the author for many years, by very selective loading of specific nucleons into EVOs and projecting them controllably, the only proof of materials transported, other than electrons comprising the EVO itself, are isolated nucleons. The efficiency of the process is approximately 1 nucleon per femto Joule of input power...
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Searl Close-Up Videos
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This week, Searl team spokesman Dr. Terry Moore unveiled two additional YouTube videos of the new 'mock-up' SEG in operation - this time including closeups of the SEG as it begins to rotate. The first video shows a voltage-control experiment in which the rollers begin to move as voltage is applied, and the second is an expert-verification clip in which an investor is shown watching the SEG in operation.
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Secrets of the Nazi-Bell
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The Nazi-Bell is the dead relic of a bygone era, an unfinished icon of a war come and gone...or is it? Once again cast in the spotlight with the release of Joseph Farrell's "SS Brotherhood of the Bell", the story this time takes on a more ominous tone as new details emerge -- including rumors that the remote test site has been unexpectedly purchased and scheduled for demolition. We join Farrell on a journey to uncover the war’s most compelling mystery, over 60 years in the making...
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