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Lost Science
Gerry Vassilatos writes about the remarkable lives, astounding discoveries and incredible inventions of such famous people as Nikola Tesla, Dr. Royal Rife, T. T. Brown, and T. Henry Moray. Read about the aura research of Baron Karl von Reichenbach, the wireless of Antonio Meucci, the controlled fusion devices of Philo Farnsworth, the earth battery of Nathan Stubblefield and more. What were the twisted intrigues that surrounded the often deliberate attempts to stop this technology? Vassilatos claims that we are living hundreds of years behind our intended level of technology and that we must recapture this "lost science." Rediscover the legendary names of our suppressed scientific revolution and read about the remarkable lives, astounding discoveries and incredible inventions that would have produced a world of wonder. How did the aura research of Baron Karl von Reichenbach prove the vitalistic theory and frighten the greatest minds in Germany? How did the physiophone and wireless of Antonio Meucci predate both Bell and Marconi by decades? How does the earth battery technology of Nathan Stubblefield portend an unsuspected energy revolution? How did the geoaetheric engines of Nikola Tesla threaten the establishment of a fuel-dependent America? The microscopes and virus-destroying ray machines of Dr. Royal Rife provided the solution for every world-threatening disease. Why did the FDA and AMA together condemn this great man to a federal prison? The static crashes on telephone lines enabled Dr. Henry T. Moray to discover the reality of radiant space energy. Was the mysterious "Swedish stone," the powerful mineral Dr. Moray discovered, the very first historical instance in which stellar power was recognized and secured on earth? Why did the Air Force initially fund the gravitational warp research and warp-cloaking devices of T. Townsend Brown and then reject them? When the controlled fusion devices of Philo Farnsworth achieved the "break-even" point in 1967, why was the FUSOR project abruptly canceled by ITT? What were the twisted intrigues that surrounded these deliberate convolutions of history? Each chapter is a biographic treasure.
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July 26, 2013
Тази книга би трябвало да се прочете след "Забранените научни открития" на Марко Пицути. Това е необходимо, защото книгата на Пицути е по-научна и физична, докато Василатос е по-възторжено философски настроен.
Но това в никакъв случай не променя брилянтната фактология, отразена в книгата, спомените, патентите и останалите доказателства, цитирани в нея.
Има си основание Викторианската епоха да е образец за научност, полет на човешкия ум и най-вече за невероятните изобретения, направени от тогава до днешни дни от необичайни учени.
Ще разберете в коя година е получен действащ термоядрен синтез във вакуумна лампа, как може да се отоплява стая само с две огледални метални плочи, поставени една срещу друга, как се прави телефония на десетки километри разстояние само с две жици, забити в земята..
И така нататък.
Приятно четене.
Но това в никакъв случай не променя брилянтната фактология, отразена в книгата, спомените, патентите и останалите доказателства, цитирани в нея.
Има си основание Викторианската епоха да е образец за научност, полет на човешкия ум и най-вече за невероятните изобретения, направени от тогава до днешни дни от необичайни учени.
Ще разберете в коя година е получен действащ термоядрен синтез във вакуумна лампа, как може да се отоплява стая само с две огледални метални плочи, поставени една срещу друга, как се прави телефония на десетки километри разстояние само с две жици, забити в земята..
И така нататък.
Приятно четене.
August 31, 2025
HAVE LEGITIMATE SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERIES BEEN SUPPRESSED?
Gerry Vassilatos is also the author of books such as 'Secrets of Cold War Technology: Project Haarp and Beyond.' This 1997 book profiles persons such as Karl Reichenbach, Nikola Tesla, Thomas Henry Moray, Philo Farmworth, etc. He laments, "The scientists of former times were not the mere force-measuring technicians of today. They were truly Doctors of Philosophy... Their advanced science was one in which natural phenomena were assessed against the 'dream sea,' the collective fund of archetypes. Victorian Qualitative Science required a special sensitivity and process." (Pg. 53)
Concerning one of Tesla's early experimental results, he wrote, "There was no other way to see his new discovery now. Empirical fact contradicted theoretical base. Tesla was compelled to follow. The result was an epiphany which changed Tesla's inventive course. For the remainder of his life he would make scientific assertions which few could believe, and fewer yet would reproduce." (Pg. 115)
He states, "The independent medical crusaders enter the battle alone. Their names are seldom seen in major journals any longer. Their private research forever dangles on gossamer threads of grants and endless bureaucratic labyrinths. Yet these are the ones, the men and women who make the discoveries from which cures are woven. Real cures." (Pg. 137) Later, he asks, "How is it that medical research of the nineteenth century, far less equipped and funded, produced definitive cures which have become medical 'standards'; while contemporary medical research ... has not produced a single cure of equal social importance in the last thirty years?" (Pg. 162-163)
He argues, "Technological revolution is real revolution. It is that which the dynasties most dread. Deferring potential technological revolutions infers control at the fundamental level: at the patent Office, at the market place, in the very courts of government. Deferred technology maintains the financial stability of a few 'old families' at the expense of humanity at large." (Pg. 327)
This is a very interesting examination of a number of lesser-known researchers, as well as some who are better-known; it will be of considerable interest to people interested in "Forbidden Science," "Suppressed Discoveries," etc.
Gerry Vassilatos is also the author of books such as 'Secrets of Cold War Technology: Project Haarp and Beyond.' This 1997 book profiles persons such as Karl Reichenbach, Nikola Tesla, Thomas Henry Moray, Philo Farmworth, etc. He laments, "The scientists of former times were not the mere force-measuring technicians of today. They were truly Doctors of Philosophy... Their advanced science was one in which natural phenomena were assessed against the 'dream sea,' the collective fund of archetypes. Victorian Qualitative Science required a special sensitivity and process." (Pg. 53)
Concerning one of Tesla's early experimental results, he wrote, "There was no other way to see his new discovery now. Empirical fact contradicted theoretical base. Tesla was compelled to follow. The result was an epiphany which changed Tesla's inventive course. For the remainder of his life he would make scientific assertions which few could believe, and fewer yet would reproduce." (Pg. 115)
He states, "The independent medical crusaders enter the battle alone. Their names are seldom seen in major journals any longer. Their private research forever dangles on gossamer threads of grants and endless bureaucratic labyrinths. Yet these are the ones, the men and women who make the discoveries from which cures are woven. Real cures." (Pg. 137) Later, he asks, "How is it that medical research of the nineteenth century, far less equipped and funded, produced definitive cures which have become medical 'standards'; while contemporary medical research ... has not produced a single cure of equal social importance in the last thirty years?" (Pg. 162-163)
He argues, "Technological revolution is real revolution. It is that which the dynasties most dread. Deferring potential technological revolutions infers control at the fundamental level: at the patent Office, at the market place, in the very courts of government. Deferred technology maintains the financial stability of a few 'old families' at the expense of humanity at large." (Pg. 327)
This is a very interesting examination of a number of lesser-known researchers, as well as some who are better-known; it will be of considerable interest to people interested in "Forbidden Science," "Suppressed Discoveries," etc.
April 18, 2020
Loved it. Its kind of a review of many explorers of aether physics. Very inspiring as it got me into new authors.
August 17, 2014
Не мога да се въздържа и ще си наруша обещанието да не споделям изобщо мнения за книги. Защото на по-голяма мозъчна промивка не бях попадала отдавна: аури, странни енергии и прочие противоречащи на здравия разум неща. Ако на всички подобни псевдонаучни изцепки се даваше трибуна и финансиране, светът отдавна би престанал да съществува.
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