The Käpsele Inventions
Honoring the lives and stories of inventors and their (lost?) creations.
Throughout my life I was lucky to be surrounded by absolutely genius inventors. The area I’m originally from in Germany accounts for a vast majority of patent filings in the country. As testament to such ingenuity the locals have even come up with their very own word for such incredibly folks — the “Käpsele”, often used with zealous astonishment and a pinch of jealosy at the same time.
One such Käpsele built a pure solar powered car in the 1980s (I believe it is still running) which fascinated me as a child. As no regulations existed for this mode of transport at the time, the vehicle’s top speed was limited to 30 km/h, so slow we kids could almost run along.
Later when I was living on an island in New Zealand during the early 2000s, I came across another mobility Käpsele there — his car ran purely on water — which equally intrigued me. There was some magic when this guy filled his tank with water and not petrol. It involuntarily challenged everyone’s assumptions about what we thought we knew when being confronted with the fact. Sadly I couldn’t get him to upgrade my engine as he met with yet another regulatory nightmare at the time, so decided to call it quits and eventually disappeared from the island altogether.
More recently (but for an art project and not a technology quest), I was searching for a few old world components online and was stunned at how much innovation we’ve lost over the centuries.
Therefore I dedicate the following lines to those brave souls who didn’t give up and kept trying against all odds — with some (as we will see further down) even paying the ultimate price for following through on manifesting the ideas they were given.
“The Käpsele who becomes a selfless genius is by nature perceived as a rule breaker, defying the norms of society and often rejecting so-called “settled science” implied by most minds. The journey of the real inventor is lonely and unthankful except in the beauty of its own creation — which only the inceptor of the inspiration and that which gave it can truly behold.”
— Toby Ruckert
Perhaps that’s why it’s often hard to prove and reproduce many incredible inventions over time. However, we must find ways to better honor our history and the humans that made it.
To that end I’ve included a list of 150 names and inventions at the bottom of the post with the hope that the Käpsele of our “Modern Times” find them useful and have the ability to learn from the life experiences of their predecessors, study their research, re-examine their scientific backgrounds and bring their life’s work back to life.
With much respect and inspiration,
Toby
Fascination Mobility
An area where the Käpsele can be sure to find a way into history’s public records is that of mobility. We all heard claims of cars being powered by water, in fact the modern fuel cell lives to tell the tale, so yes — water can be enough to power a vehicle and every serious inventor knows about it.
Maybe that’s why every once in a while this technology pops up around the globe, for example with Iranian scientist Alaeddin Qassemi who invented a car that runs on water1 by splitting water into hydrogen and oxygen which reacts chemically to produce the power to move the vehicle. The car’s engine exhausts only water vapor and is harmless to the environment:
He isn’t the only one. There are many people who built water powered vehicles (albeit with slightly different technological approaches) before, for example — have you heard about Stanley Meyer?
More than 30 years ago he invented a fuel cell that could make all cars run on any kind of water for only $1,500:
And it’s not just about using water as fuel.
In 1941, Henry Ford (also in an effort to support the farmers) made a car constructed from hemp and designed it to run on hemp bio-fuel.
The hemp “plastic” body of the car was rumored to be 10x stronger than steel, as you can see narrated here:
“Why use up the forests which were centuries in the making and the mines which required ages to lay down, if we can get the equivalent of forests and mineral products in the annual growth of the fields?” — Henry Ford
Of course it’s difficult to prove most of these stories nowadays as history is typically (re-) written by the powers that won in the process — which includes the associated technology and industry players benefitting from it.
The following video therefore shows a more up-to-date and at least somewhat detailed approach how to build your own water-fuelled motorbike:
Perhaps water could be a much better option to the many electric options feverishly proposed today.
By the way — do you know when and where the first electric car was developed?
Chemist Robert Davidson developed the first electric car in the 1830s in Aberdeen as you can see in the following video, where volunteers at the Grampian Transport Museum in Alford recreated his motor in a working replica:
Lost Art and Information
According to Roman authors Petronius (c. 27–66 AD) and Pliny the Elder (23–79 AD), a glassmaker was granted an audience with Emperor Tiberius to whom he presented his invention in the form of an unbreakable flexible glass patera2.
Apparently the drinking bowl was made out of extraordinary material because when the Emperor attempted to break the bowl, he failed. Instead of breaking, the bowl dented like a bronze vessel to which the glassmaker just took out a hammer and removed the dent.
How to make such glass is just one of the many secrets we lost throughout the centuries — in this case due to the Roman Emperor beheading his Käpsele who (if fate would have had it otherwise) could have been the bestower of flexible glass to humanity before its time.
Nowadays it’s not just technology that vanishes or the inventor who passes away, but the information itself which is censored. I wrote the following article over one year back and it had multiple YouTube videos in it, e.g. about the famous Baghdad battery and a lot of other content which has since simply disappeared:
Hopefully in future a more mature society (or better developed culture) doesn’t feel the need to hide such critical knowledge from its upcoming generations, especially as the information lives on in all of us (e.g. in the form of our DNA) anyway.
Forbidden Science
This topic wouldn’t be complete without suspecting a bit of foul play. Some might even support the idea that certain scientific knowledge is just too dangerous for all and ought to be forbidden for the masses as with free access also comes the ability to use such cutting edge technologies equally for good and bad.
It may sound like the Middle Ages but it also explains why well researched topics from the past (e.g. the phenomena of gravity) have made no real progress in over a century. Just see the technologies and examples previously mentioned here:
One Käpsele I didn’t know about while writing about levitation is the Austrian Wolfgang Wiedergut who discovered the “Gravity-Phone” — essentially providing mobile communications without the possibly harmful radiation or electrosmog:
Unfortunately he passed away as a young man from tongue cancer which he developed after a hospital surgery. Before that he had compiled one of the most comprehensive lists of “free” energy technologies, an area where inventions are regularly suppressed and the researchers threatened, discredited and persecuted.
Some die suddenly from accidents, develop mysterious cancers or commit alleged suicides. In other cases laboratories are merely robbed with equipment being confiscated and seized, houses have also been reportedly burned down.
Another common practice deployed to silence a Käpsele is to get them locked up, which is what happened to Paul Pantones who had invented the Global Environmental Energy Technology (“GEET”) Reactor System3.
Luckily though there are some fearless and passionate individuals out there and with the help of the internet are now finding each other, so under the leadership of David Pantone (Paul’s son) the GEET International Institute has been formed with the aim to revive his dad’s otherwise lost invention.
Why do these things happen?
There are many factors, but ultimately the:
fear of losing power and control;
worry about a sudden loss in commercial revenue or taxes;
concerns about rogue players misusing the technology
are the biggest drivers in killing real innovation (and sometimes the Käpsele, too).
There is also a surprisingly simple reason we could easily encounter in our lives and might already have first hand experience by merely observing the lifetime of certain products (think about your printer, its ink, a light bulb or your dishwasher) now when compared to those items manufactured a few decades ago.
Just watch the movie “The Light Bulb Conspiracy” and you’ll immediately get this formidable reason why innovation simply must fail — as the real drivers of economic motivation lay in the combination of a lack of commercial creativity and corporate humanity’s lazy nature, not it our desire to create a better world:
With technology designed to fail, the economy isn’t forced to reinvent itself, which is why forbidden science currently only thrives in the form of patents and other intellectual property overflowing the shelves and archives of large corporations.
That said, forbidden science goes much deeper than silencing or locking up inventors and making their creations disappear. Freeing real science through technological breakthroughs is about all of us as the secrets of our past can become the promises of our future, as Gregg Braden put it.
One giant Käpsele in this regard is Prof. Dr.-Ing. Konstantin Meyl, who developed a self-consistent field theory used to derive at all known interactions of the potential vortex which propagates scalar-like through space and is a longitudinal electric wave whose properties have already been established a century ago by Nikola Tesla:
Prof. Meyl’s field theory is non speculative and enables new interpretations of several principles of electrical engineering and quantum physics. This leads to feasible interpretations of experimental observations which to this day have not been possible to explain via existing theories. For example, quantum particle characteristics can be calculated when interpreted as a vortex. The dielectric loss of a capacitor emerges as vortex loss. Likewise a number of neutrino experimental results can be explained when the neutrinos are regarded as a vortex. Neutrino power is available as an inexhaustible form of energy due to a remarkable overunity effect. In consideration of environmental sustainability, significant advances result by means of this revised theory regarding today’s electromagnetic pollution.
To avoid losing out on yet another fundamental core of modern science, especially if you’re keen about seriously uncovering the truth about neutrinos, potential vortex, scalar waves and alternative energy, I strongly recommend you visit Dr. Meyl’s website and start studying his books and listening to his lectures.
Presumptuous Losses
On the other hand we also take the achievements we’ve already got for granted:
Imagine we lived in a world where all cars were EVs, and then along comes a new invention, the “Internal Combustion Engine”! Think how well they would sell: A vehicle half the weight, half the price that will almost quarter the damage done to the road. A vehicle that can be refuelled in 1/10th of the time and has a range of up to 4 times the distance in all weather conditions. It does not rely on the environmentally damaging use of non-renewable rare earth elements to power it, and use far less steel and other materials.
Instead of upgrading the internal combustion engine with e.g. water based fuel, we plunder Earth’s resources in search of ever more materials to make hard to recycle batteries.
Asia’s Nuclear Energy Growth on the other hand is unprecedented4 with China giving green light to Thorium reactors5 — a fuel that could power the country for 20,000 years. And while Germany shuts down its last atomic reactors, their scientists are instrumental in setting up the first dual fluid nuclear reactor in Africa6.
From a German perspective this development must feel similar to what happened to the maglev train7 — technologically leading but eventually outsourced to more willing countries for commercial market adoption with no commercially viable running maglev in Germany left today.
During my travels (especially in Asia), I sometimes wondered whether the many excited and inspired young people I met became mainly fascinated with pushing innovation in their countries as they could experience such technology and their next generations are now growing up surrounded by it.
Compare that with yet another loss during Western Modern Times in the form of Antoine Prioré’s plasma tube machine which was used to treat cancer and a wide range of the most difficult types of incurable, fatal diseases in animals and humans:
A pulse wave with a frequency of 9.4 gigahertz, modulated at a carrier frequency of 17 megahertz, was introduced into a tube containing a plasma of mercury and neon.
These waves were created by radio emitters and magnetrons in the presence of a magnetic field of 1,000 Gauss. Prioré’s machines demonstrated almost 100% success, but they never saw the light of day.
Dead — or Discredited Alive
Adam Trombly, a scientist who invented a “free” energy device has his story briefly told in this small documentary where he also mentions how certain forces tried to silence and eventually tried to kill him:
Silencing the Käpsele and supressing their inventions therefore becomes a matter of reporting history accurately:
The above series by the YouTube Channel “Universe In You” is well worth watching, part 1 can be found here and a German translation is available here.
Those documentaries are of critical importance in censorship times — they provide us with an opportunity to bring the dead (inventions) back to life and honor their (often passed on) creators in the process.
Ahead of Time
Nikola Tesla was probably the leading inventor and scientist of the past century and in almost every aspect way ahead of his time.
Just take a look at these five (now lost to the public) inventions that would have otherwise rattled the world’s power structure8 and greatly accelerated our evolution (or demise):
Death Ray: a weapon that was able to produce a strong, precisely focused beam of energy that might be used to destroy enemy jets, hostile armies, or other unwanted objects.
Tesla’s Oscillator: a technology that could mimic earthquakes, linked to Norse Mythology (“Thor’s Hammer”), nowadays considered to be used as part of the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (H.A.A.R.P.).
Free Electricity System: a massive wireless transmission facility (“Wardenclyffe Tower”) aimed to broadcast communications, telephones, etc. over the Atlantic with anyone having access to electricity simply by burying a rod in the ground.
The Flying Saucer: mentioned by The New York Herald in 1911, Tesla was developing a “flying machine” that defied gravity, could fly at will in any direction and at faster speeds independent of the weather, winds, or downward currents.
Improved Airships: electrically propelled, Tesla wanted to carry people eight miles above the ground in three hours from New York to London in airships powered by the atmosphere without need of refilling.
While searching for more information about Nikola Tesla, a friend sent me a (German) book about his lost inventions — unfortunately I don’t know the origin, so cannot attribute the author correctly (which I would otherwise happily do):
Of course not all technological enhancements (especially when they happen ahead of their time) are good. Maybe that’s the reason (other than calling it treason) why some inventions of Tesla got “lost”.
Many were so powerful they could have easily been used to destroy ourselves, as we can see from the below example of electric cannons:
Published in the 1930s by Modern Mechanix, these cannons proposed firing without gunpowder, using just the power of a magnet, progressing the work of Tesla and their domestic inventor Filippov9:
“Silent cannons sending their whistling messengers of death into the sky at speeds far in excess of those now attained by gunpowder shells seem likely for the next war, using for motion magnetic fields so powerful that when short-circuited they cause miniature earthquakes.”
The closest resemblance to this electromagnetic gun from the 1930s is the proposed development of the Axial Vircator for Electronic Warfare Applications:
Wait, wasn’t that built already?
It seems that for military purposes, be it for defense or destruction, there is always a budget readily available.
What if you have more constructive intentions in mind?
Not Funded
A simple way to suppress the innovations of Käpsele is simply to deny the funds required to build a prototype or scale up an existing solution.
If it could happen to Tesla more than a century ago (when JP Morgan pulled the plug on the Wardenclyffe Tower), it can of course happen to anyone, anytime.
Except that in today’s world, some of the best projects aren’t even getting started, often for lack of funding in the first place.
Take a look at this “Teaser Speicher”, an unique energy storage technology (German only, English description on request):
It’s an ideal solution for securing a decentralized energy supply while storing the self-generated energy at large scale directly on site — completely clean, environmentally friendly and of course profitable.
Why would anyone in the right sense of their mind not want to fund this?
Remember this is just one of many examples!
Therefore:
Genuinely interested investors and especially family offices who have an interest in pursuing the future legacy of humanity by contributing towards our physical, mental and conscious development, please reach out: I am happy to share some of these very much fundable projects with you in complete confidence.
Wars and Ancient Rediscoveries
According to multiple documentaries, Germany was technologically so advanced during World War II that its patents, scientists and intellectual property were the biggest spoil of war:
Sounds like a conspiracy to you?
Then you may want to study our forgotten history or at least watch the following video about “Operation Paperclip”10, detailing a secret US intelligence program were more than 1,600 Nazi German scientists, engineers, and technicians were taken from former Nazi Germany to the U.S. for government employment after the end of World War II in Europe, between 1945 and 1959:
What happened to their patents and the intellectual property they carried in their heads? What saw the light of day in the form of different inventions we’ve come to use on a daily basis and what’s still locked up in military facilities?
Perhaps we shouldn’t worry about it and instead focus our attention on better understanding the process of inventing itself as it could well be that there is no such thing of inventing anything for the “first” time anyway.
We could merely be doing the art of “re-creation” by tapping into resonance with the respective information field or by re-discovering and re-applying knowledge from ancient civilizations:
Let’s take natural beeswax as example:
Energy generators using natural beeswax are nowadays called “Textile beeswax triboelectric nanogenerators as self-powered sound detectors and mechano-acoustic energy harvesters”11.
Marcel Violet, who invented a water dynamizer based on the principle of a beeswax condenser experimented with his biodynamized water on plants, animals and humans for over 30 years, providing undeniable proof of the regenerative and vitalizing effects of these biological waves.
And just a few days ago a German company launched a candle wax-powered rocket on a test flight into space.
Clearly there is something ancient about beeswax that’s worth exploring further.
Wind is yet another ancient and natural energy carrier, but not in the way most poorly designed, environmentally damaging and poor looking windmills are currently promoted in the age of “climate crisis”.
The real crisis is in the minds and hearts of the people who have lost their ability to think and feel.
Compare that to the wind turbine from Vortex Bladeless, founded by David Yánez:
There are many other promising developments such as this compressed air energy storage system, the concept of which is both mature and reproducible, and could soon be benefiting your home and family, which is just what Andy Lagzdins did when he built and documented a pedal-powered air compressor to run the power tools in his motorcycle workshop.
The feasibility of such technology must be given already and any effort in this direction (contrary to pondering the many “free” energy devices and magnet motor concepts out there) should not be considered a waste of time, otherwise China wouldn’t have launched the world's first 100-MW advanced compressed air energy storage plant and connected it to the grid for power generation almost two years ago.
I think it’s important to realize that between fear and progress there are two main steps we all have to take in order to free science both with and from suppressed technology:
At an individual level we have to take more responsibility for our lives again.
Example: What if electricity doesn’t come from the grid? How are you going to make it?At a collective level we need to understand that as long as we’re selflessly contributing to ego, greed and keep buying into mostly materialistic views of the world, no real progress can last.
Perhaps then one day, not so far away, we will have access to some of these marvelous technologies as described in the following video:
Modern Times Opportunities
Therefore, without developing our collective consciousness, the following list will only continue to grow.
In the meantime, I encourage you to remember these names, honor their life and work, research for yourself and perhaps be one of the Käpsele following in their footsteps:
Adam, Kahn, Joseph Trombly - N-Machine
Alaeddin Qassemi - Water Car
Albert Serogodsky - Thermal Instrument
Alvin Marks - Electrical Generator
Andreas Kalcker - CDS
Andrew Melnitchenko - Projector of Resonance
Antoine Prioré - Plasma Tube Pulse Wave Machine
Archie Blue - Electrolysis Device
Ashton F. Brunner - Ocean Wave Generator
Barry Davis - Davis Tidal Turbine
Bernhard Schaeffer - Converter Of Heat Into Mechanical Energy
Bob Teal - Magnepulsion Motor, TEBATesla Engine Builders Association, Turbines Tesla
Bruce Perreault - Radiant Energy Detection Device
Charles Caro - E-Beam Discharge Power Converter
Chauncey Britten - Apparatus For Obtaining Energy From Air
Chris Wanlass - Wanlass Motor Generator
David Cowlishaw - The Gyroscopic Inertial Engine
David Hammel - Antigravity Generator
David McClintock - Air Machine
Dick Avrandt - Bobines Tesla
Don Watson - Watson VTA-Device
Douglas Bürger - Spin Breeder Generator
Earle - Windmill Home-Generator
Ed May - Converter With Buick Wildcat
Edmund Storms - Los Alamos Experimental Research Results
Edward Estevel - Engine With Hydrogen Extracts
Eric Cottel - Acoustic Fuel Transformer With Water
Eugene Mallove - Cold Fusion
Farnsworth/Trombly - Farnsworth/Trombly Energy Generator
Floyd Sweet - Sweet Vacuum Triode Amplifier
Français Anonyme - Receiver For Generating Electricity From Air
Francisco Pacheco - Hydrogen Generator
François P. Cornish - Hydrogen And Aluminum Generator
Fred George Bode - Electric Motor With Electricity From Air
Gabriel Kron - Electrical Scientist
GCT - Vacuum Energy From The Zero Point Field
Geoffrey M. Spence - Energy Conversion System
George Hattaway - Unipolar Dynamo
Georges Lakhovsky - Lakhovsky Antennas, Electroculture
Gerd Gutemann - Colloidals, Water Ionizer, H2 Gas
Guido Ebner - Static fields, DNA, The Primeval Code
H. Rauch - Static Quantum Generator
Hans Coler - Magnetstromapparat, Stromerzeuger
Harold Adams - Engine (ähnlich wie Keely)
Harold Aspden - Power From Magnetism, Switched Reluctance Motor, Vacuum Rotation
Henry T. Moray - Moray Radiant Energy Devices (Patent | Explanation)
Heinz Schürch - Static fields, DNA, The Primeval Code
Hermann Butikofer - Calorific Generator
Jacques Benveniste - Water
James D. Fauble - Ion Source Beam Projector
James L. Griggs - Hydrosonic-Pump
James Patterson - Patterson Power Cell
Jean Chambrin - Device/Motor with Water
Jean-Louis Naudin - Replica of the Newman-Machine
Jim Murray - Torque Amplifier Gravitational Apparatus
Johann Grander - Living Water
Johann Prenninger and Paul Baumann - Swiss ML Converter (Electrostatic Generator “Testatika”) and Geoff Egel (Reproduction)
John Bedini - Bedini Energy Converter
John EW Keely - Keely Motor (Hydro - Vacuum)
John EW Pond - Musical Dynasphere Globe Motor
John Gamgee - Sea Water That Boils Ammonia
John Hutchinson - Crystal Energy Converter
John Searl - Searl-Generator, Searl Hover Device
José Yglesias - Receiver For Generating Electricity From Air
Josef Hasslberger - Independent Researcher
Josef Otto - Rotary Magnet Engine-Generator
Joseph P. Trojan – Amplifying Trojan Engine of Movement
Joseph Newman - Inertial Magnetism and Gyrophysics
Joseph Papp - Noble Gas Engines (Papp-Motor)
Joseph R. Zubris - Circuit Reduced Energy When Starting (75%)
Jurgen Mundt - Electric Generator Transducer of Waste
Karl Blasius-Grüter - Self Gravitation Torque
Keith E. Kenyon - Economical Electric Car
Ken MacNeill - Proposed Hubbard Coil Motor, Reluctance Generator
Kieninger - N-Machine
Kohei Minato - Minato Motor
Konstantin Meyl - Scalar Waves and Unified Field Theory
Lawrence Jamison - Jamison Energizer-System
Lee Bowman - The Machine Of Peregrinus
Leon R. Dragone - Permanent Magnet Energy Conversion
Leslie Sam Leach - Generator Separating Hydrogen/Oxygen
Lester Hendershot - Hendershot Coil Device
Marcel Vogel - Vogel Crystals
Marko Rodin - Vortex and Rodin Coil Research
Martin N. Leibowitz - MNL-AND-Generator
Michael McKubre - SRI-Experiments
Nathan Stubblefield - Wireless Phone
Neil Angus - Angus Engine
Nelson Camus - Turbo Battery NELTRON
Nikola Tesla - Non-Linear Shuttle Circuit
Oleg Jefimenko - Electrostatic Free Energy Generators
Oliver Nichelson - Dynamo Unipolar (Tesla)
Oliver Yunick - Steam Engine
Osamu Ide - Capacitive Discharge Motor
Otis Carr - Carr Anti-Gravity Device
Panos Pappas - Energy From Electrical Discharges
Paolo Mazzilli - Free Energy and Antigravity
Paramahansa Tewari - Electrical Energy From Absolute Vacuum, N-machine
Patrick Bailey - Advanced Fuel Cell Designs
Paul Brown - Brown Resonance Device, Magnetic Distribution Generator
Paul Pantones - Plasma Generator
Paulo und Alexandra Correa - Autogenous Pulsed Glow Discharge
Perkins-Patent Nr. 44245797 – Mechanical Heating
Peter Markovitch - Apparatus For Rectifying (Gleichrichten) Ether Energy
Ph. M. Kanarev - Redefining Physics, With Energetic Implications
Pons + Fleischman - Pons and Fleischmann Status
Pual E. Potter - Conversion Of Electrical Energy Into Kinetic Energy
Direkter HF-Feldgenerator (CAOROP)
Raymond Kromrey - Kromrey-Converter
Reidar Finsrud - Finsrud Motion Machine
Richard Diggs - Motor With Liquid Electricity
Richard Hull - Bobine's Tesla Coil Builder
Robert Davidson - Electric Car
Robert Dorman - Low Inertia Anchor Generator
Robert Gordon Britt - Noble Gas Engines (AEROPS)
Robert Herrmann - Stirling Engine and Boiler
Robert Taylor - MRA-Device S/N 95-3
Rodger Billings - Battery with Hydrogen Laser
Royal Rife - Rife Machine
Roy J. Myers - Apparatus For Collecting Ambient Electricity
Rudolf Mechow - Ball Shaped Sound
Rudolph Gunnerman - A-55 Fuel mixed with 55% Water
Sandy Kidd - Kidd-Device
Sonne Ward - N-Motor
Stanley Meyer - Wasser Fuel Cell
Stefan Hartmann - PM Square Linear Magnet Motor
Stefan Marinov - Siberian/Venetin Coliu
Stephen Mark - Stevens-Generator
Steven Sullivan - Almighty Dynamo
Terrance Barret - Tesla Non-Linear-Shuttle
Teruo Kawai - Kawai Motor
Thermacore Co - Cold Melting
Thomas D. Merritt - Electrical Generator
Thomas T. Brown - Parallel universe, Antigravity
Thomas Bearden - Motionless Generator
Thomas Townsend Braun - TT. Braun’s Devices
Toby Grotz - Russell’s Optical Dynamo Generator
Victor Schauberger - Vortex Effects
Vittorio Sorgato - Air Machine
Wankel - Wankelmotor
Wayne Henthron - Electric Car
Wilhelm Reich - Orgone Energy Phenomena, Reich Orgone Motor
William Baumgartner - "Living" Turbine
William Bolon - High Performance Steam Engine
William G. Stoneburg - Motor Generator
William H. Richardson - Aqua Fuel
William Stephens - Stephens Motor
Wingate Lambertson - WIN Device
Wolfgang Wiedergut - Gravity Phone
Yull Brown - Browns Gas
If you want to dive even deeper, follow the patent filings of a so-called “St Clair John Q”, indicating just what humanity could be capable of when its time has come.
My very best as always,
Toby
P.S. Congratulations! You managed to read this article till the end, which wasn’t easy. You are a Käpsele!
SupercarBlondie: Scientist invents car that runs on water and creates zero air pollution.
YouTube: GEET Reactor a video by Paul Pantone.
World Nuclear Association: Asia's Nuclear Energy Growth.
Wikipedia: Fyodor Pirotsky.
SpringerLink: A new method of proof of Filippov’s theorem based on the viability theorem.
Wikipedia: Operation Paperclip.
Have you heard of the „Invention Secrecy Act“: https://youtu.be/ml9Fz2aUx9k?feature=shared