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Originally posted by OnlyLove
reply to post by Arken
Found this video, thought it would be relevant
Originally posted by 8311-XHT
reply to post by phishyblankwaters
Plus.. believe it or not.. but I have some inside info that proved to me the US had antigrav at a very advanced state by the late 60s and because of the book The Hunt for Zero Point by Nick Cook it documented where this tech came from. I have no doubt it came from Schauberger. Schauberger's work was also verified by TTBrown's work.
One thing I am completely certain of though is that our gov has had antigravity since at least WWII and it originated from Schauberger and TTBrown.
Originally posted by Arken
It is quite refreshing to hear such positive statements, in support of cold fusion, from a mainstream, credible, and respected scientist!
Thanks for posting!
I will read more into this!
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Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by Arken
I fail to see how this is cold fusion. he's simply saying that the way of the future is low energy nuclear reactions, which is true.
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by unicomsol
low energy is low activation energy ( i think at least). The energy required to start a process. That does not necessarily mean heat. I mean, a nuclear reaction at a few hundred degrees could be considered cold if its got low energy requirements.
Originally posted by minkmouse
reply to post by zarp3333
Sorry...I just can't imagine that and it's a shame because every fiber in me wants to. A world that works because everyone is on the same page and the mission is obviously for the good of all? Nah!...But boy how I wish!!!
Originally posted by Gorman91
We, as a species, have already seen beyond it.
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by Arken
I fail to see how this is cold fusion. he's simply saying that the way of the future is low energy nuclear reactions, which is true. That could mean anything, from a laser-based reaction, to a resonance frequency based Tesla thing, to a cold fusion thing. Nothing seems suppressed to me, unless you think its a good idea to release half-finished work to companies. Great job with BP, eh?