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VOLUME 6, NUMBER 5 ISSN 1075-0045 SEPTEMBER 1998

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INE 98 SYMPOSIUM - A SUCCESSFUL STARTBy Hal Fox, Editor-in-Chief, New Energy News

The INE 98 Symposium was held Friday andSaturday 14-15 August 1998 in the SaltaireRoom at the University of Utah Union Building inSalt Lake City, Utah. This symposium is anextension of the New-Energy Conferencessponsored by the International Association ofNew Science (IANS) which organization is nowdefunct or at least, sleeping. This Symposiumwas also a meeting of the INE membership.

The new Officers of the INE are Dr. PatrickBailey, President; Toby Grotz, Vice President;

Robyn Harris, Treasurer; and Hal Fox, Editor ofNew Energy News. The office of Secretary is tobe announced later. Members of the Board ofDirectors are the following: Wolfram Bahmann(Germany), Pat Bailey, Hal Fox, Toby Grotz,Jeane Manning, Gary Vesperman and others[See note at end]. The trustees of the Institute ofNew Energy are Pat Bailey, Toby Grotz, and HalFox. The INE is a not-for-profit Utah corporation.

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Energy, the Journal of New Energy, and two freeattendees at the INE annual symposia.

SPEAKERS AND MESSAGES

The following are the speakers and summariesof their messages:

Tom Bearden: "EM Corrections Enabling aPractical Unified Field Theory with Emphasison Time-Charging Interactions of Longi-tudinal EM Waves." This paper explored the

time-density wavesand how they were relatedto the standard EM longitudinal waves. Beardenalso covered some of the experimental evidencefor such waves. Tom Bearden is one of the moreprolific writers about new energy topics and hisCagen humor is always enjoyed.

Toby Grotz: "Preliminary Results of ElectronM ic ro sc op y a nd E le c tr on D if f ra c ti onS pe ct ro sc o py o f C ar bo n- Ca rb on A rcExperiments." Toby reported on the latestsuccessful attempts to provide transmutation

evidence in the arcing of carbon rods on carbonmaterials. The evidence for the production ofiron was shown. Considerable care must betaken to properly clean the carbon rods orcarbon granules before experiments.

Gary L. Johnson: "Requirements for Bringing a New-Energy Generator to Market."This presentation is essentially a verbaldiscussion of Chapter 8 of his book, The Searchfor a New Energy Source. Johnson presented awell-organized list of steps or challenges to be


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Don Reed: "Excitation and Extraction ofVacuum Energ y via EM-To rsio n F ieldCoupling Theoretical Model." A historicalsurvey of the torsion field was given. One aspectwas explored mathematically to identify possiblemeans by which the desired coupling betweenElectro-Magnetic Fields and the Torsion Fieldscan be accomplished for power production. This

topic is of considerable interest due to theincreasing papers coming from Russia on torsionfields.

Paul M. Brown: "Tritiated Amorphous SiliconPower Cells. This paper presented theapplication of tritiated amorphous silicon as anenergy converter for betavoltaic devices. Therecent resumption of the development of thenuclear battery was described. Batteries havinga ten-year life (and no recharging) are possibleusing this technology.

Hal Fox & Shang Xian Jin: "Low-EnergyNuclear Reactions and High-Density ChargeClusters. The work sponsored by Trenergy,Inc. on the further development of the chargecluster technology originally discovered byKenneth Shoulders was described. The paperdiscussed work with the LENT-1 reactordesigned by the Cincinnati Group. One of theobjectives of this work is to demonstrate thatlow-energy nuclear reactions can be used for thestabilization of radio-active wastes.

Patrick G. Bailey: "The Need for AccurateReporting and Archival of Data for AdvancedEnergy Conversion Devices: the INE DateBase. This presentation was both a descriptionof the current INE database and a plea formembers to add to or correct this database.Over 100 devices or systems for the productionof new energy are stored on the database andranked from initial report to replicated and readyfor commercial ization. Pat Bailey is thewebmaster and the financial support for the

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Moray B. King: "Overview of New-EnergyParadigms, Charge Clusters, and TorsionFields." Moray gave an enthusiastic overview ofvarious theoretical approaches to the tapping ofzero-point energy. Various anomalies must beexplained and appropriate experiments designedto buttress the further development of theory.Challenges to current experimenters to helpprovide data and/or explanations for some of theobserved results, especially with high-densitycharge clusters, was a part of the presentation.

David Yurth: "A New Approach to a UnifiedField Theory. By viewing the Torsion Fieldsand the aether as the fundamental causes ofelectric fields, magnetic fields, and gravity fields,Yurth outlined a new view for a Unified FieldTheory which must include the torsion fields.Yurth suggests that all fields are effects arisingfrom a universal, holographic causal phenomenadescribed as the Physical Vacuum. Develop-ments in Russia, where torsion field researchhave been ongoing for more than 25 years, werecited and some of the results in the development

of new materials were explored.

Hal Fox: "The Superluminal Velocity ofGravity Waves. Fox reported on the life workof Gregory Hodowanec and Bill Ramsay indeveloping and using gravity-wave fluctuationsensors. It was described that these sensorsshow that celestial events can be measured(such as the transit of planets through the zenithof the earth's rotation) and that such eventsappear to be recordable at information transferrates far exceeding the speed of light. Theprobable close relationship between gravitywaves and torsion fields was presented.

Xian Liu Jiang: "Channeling Effects andNuclear Reactions in ElectrochemicalSystems. Jiang reported on experiments toadvance the understanding of low-energynuclear reactions in cold fusion. Nuclearreactions have strong anisotropic behavior andare indicated by the measurement of chargedparticle beams that have been observed.Processes may be capable of development in


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which this transient process can be used toenhance the nuclear reactions by several ordersof magnitude, and bring about commercial

applications.

Paul M. Brown: "Solving the Nuclear WasteProblem Through Applied Physics. Thispresentation was a tutorial on the effect ofgamma rays on selected nuclear targets. Underappropriate energy levels, resonance conditionsassist in the interaction between gamma photonsand nuclear reactions. By providing gammaphotons at X-Ray energy levels, the stabilizationof selected radioactive wastes is beingexperimentally demonstrated.

H al F ox : " Ne w- En er gy A no ma li es .Laboratory findings, not consistent with currentscientific models, were cited. The furtherexploration of these anomalies is one of therewarding areas for scientific advancement. INEmembers were urged to share information onscientific anomalies.

Valarie Fredley: "A Brief Review of World-W i d e C o n c e r n a n d S u p p o r t f o r Underdeveloped Cultures. Valarie is anexecutive employee of the Church of JesusChrist of Later Day Saints. She described someof the national and international activities of thenewly-formed LDS Charities organization and itsworld-wide support to help people in need.Valarie was Saturday's featured luncheonspeaker.

NETWORKING

Attendees held two separate sessions in whichmembers could network with each other andshare their goals, objectives, and queries. Oneof the most important summaries of the ensuingdiscussions is that Kenneth Shoulders isachieving good successes with the furtherdevelopment of high-density, charge-clusterdevices for producing energy. Another importantnew member of INE is David Yurth who is a keyperson in th e funding for and p lanneddevelopment of torsion field generators andsensors. The consensus for new-energy devicecommercial ization is the following: TheHydrosonic Pump is already in production and

being marketed. BlackLight Power (Dr. RandallMills) hydrogen gas development is being fundedby at least two electric utility companies. Some

solid-state devices are being developed thatappear to tap vacuum energy. For the future,one of the most promising technologies is thehigh-density charge cluster technology.

PLANS FOR INE-99 SYMPOSIUM

Plans for INE-99 include the following: Summer1999 in Salt Lake City, Utah with date to beestablished. Symposium to be coupled withnew-energy exhibits open to the public. New-Energy companies will be invited to purchase

booth space to demonstrate their products.Pr odu cts ar e expe cte d to ra nge fr ompublications to working new-energy devices andsupport equipment. A Call for Papers will bepublished soon.

INE-98 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT

Trenergy, Inc. (one of the corporate supportersof INE-98) announced its affiliation with the WHYGroup and Nu Omicron Technologies, Inc. Atwo-year, two-million dollar, development

agreement has been signed. The project willemphasize the development of torsion fieldgenerators and sensors. A development team of8 to 10 members is being assembled. A suitablebuilding is being purchased, Development workis expected to begin this fall. Trenergy, Inc. is apublic company currently selling it shares in Utahand Nevada. David Yurth is CEO of the WHYGroup. Hal Fox is President and S.X. Jin is the

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SPECIAL THANKS FOR INE-98 STAFF.

The directors, officers, and members wish tothank the staff of INE-98 with special thanks toRobyn Harris (INE-Treasurer and Off iceManager of Fusion Information Center); DinehTorres (Publications Specialist); and EdeRiesenhuber. Ede is a special INE volunteerwho has helped in all of the previous new-energyconferences. In addition, Derrick Nakarishi gavefreely of his time and talents to assist in makingthe conference a success.

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PATTERNS OF FAILURE

Mitchell R. Swartz (JET Energy Technol., Inc.,Wellesley Hills, MA), Patterns of Failure in ColdFusion Experiments, IECEC-98.

AUTHORS ABSTRACT

Although reproducible cold fusion experimentscontinue to be difficult to achieve, analyses ofthese experiments offer preliminary suggestionson improving yields and reliability. Patterns of


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failure of cold fusion experiments can be dividedinto physical issues such as sample activity,loading achieved, ambient noise power,

p ar ad ig m u se d, a nd p os si bl e m at er ia ldegradation.

D2 ABSORPTION IN Ti PLATES

M. G. Olayo, G. J. Cruz, L. Balderas, L.Melendez, A. Chavez, R. Valencia, E. Chavez, A.Flores, R. Lopez (Dept. de Fisica, Inst. Nacionalde Investigaciones Nucleares, D.F. Mexico),Absorption of Deuterium in Titanium PlatesInduced by Electric Discharges. International

Journal of Hydrogen Energy, vol 23, 1998,pp 885-890.

AUTHORS ABSTRACT

In this work, the absorption of deuterium intitanium plates induced by electric discharges isstudied. The objective was to measure theamount of deuterium that is absorbed in thetitanium structure under the influence of anelectric discharge. The ionization and the freeradicals produced by the electric field act as a

promoter to the absorption mechanism. Thus,the absorption can be enhanced by the use ofan electric discharge. The results indicated thatthere was a rapid desorption of deuterium at thebeginning of the discharge, followed by anadditional absorption to levels higher than thosebefore the discharge. The additional absorptionof deuterium was about 20% of the initialabsorption. When the titanium was completelysaturated with the gas, no additional absorptionoccurred through the electric discharges. As aresult of the absorption conditions of deuterium

in the titanium structure, anomalous mission ofneutrons was recorded as tracks in a CR39 typeplastic solid state nuclear-track detector.

LIQUID-DROP MODEL

John C. Fisher (Carpinteria, CA), Liquid-DropModel for Extremely Neutron Rich Nuclei,Fusion Technology, vol 34, no 1, Aug. 1998, pp66-75, 11 refs, 2 figs, 5 tables.

AUTHORS ABSTRACT

Nuclear energy levels are characterized in part

by their isospin quantum numbers. Ordinarynuclides are well described by an indepen-dent-particle model with ground-state isospinsequal to the minimum possible value Tmin =abs(A/2 - Z). It has been suggested thatextremely neutron-rich nuclei constitute a secondbranch of the table of isotopes whose groundstates have the maximum possible isospin T

max=

A/2and that neutral members of the Tmaxbranch(i.e., poly-neutrons) serve as mediating particlesfor the new class of nuclear reactions discoveredby Fleischmann and Pons. The energetics of the

new reactions have been qualitatively describedby a liquid-drop model. Recent measurementsof the mass spectrum of reaction productsproduced in the new reactions make possible ar efi ne me nt o f t he m od el , p ro vi di ng a nexplanation for gaps of instability separatingranges of stability in the mass spectrum.

HEAVY ATOMIC MASSES PRODUCED

R.A. Oriani (Univ. Minnesota, Dept. Chem. Engr.

& Matls. Sci., MN), Anomalous Heavy AtomicMasses Produced by Electrolysis, FusionTechnology, vol 34, no 1, Aug. 1998, pp 76-80,11 refs, 3 figs, 3 tables.

AUTHORS ABSTRACT

By applying to electrolysis cathodes a techniquethat produces essentially only oxides that arevolatile at room temperature, spectroscopically-determined masses between 222 and 351 atomicmass unit (AMU) are found that cannot be

ascribed to known compounds. In particular themasses found between 231 and 240 AMU cannotbe ascribed to random signals but do correspondto CO2, the carbon of which is a neutron-richnuclide as predicted by a recent theory of poly-neutron nuclear reactions proposed by John C.Fisher.


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NUCLEAR PROCESSES

Gherardo Stoppini (Univ. Pisa, Phys. Dept.

Piazza Torricelli, Italy), Nuclear Processes inHydrogen-Loaded Metals, Fusion Technology,vol 34, no 1, Aug. 1998, pp 81-85, 8 refs, 1 fig.

AUTHORS ABSTRACT

Miley et al. and, independently, Mizuno et al.claim to have observed nuclides produced in Ni(Z= 28) when an electrolytic light-water cell isused. Miley et al. use thin layers of Ni ( 5 x 10-6

cm) and claim that the effect is reproducible.The secondary nuclides are distributed in a wide

range ofZandA and show nuclides with Z < 28and accumulations at Z = 4 8 and 78. If the

nuclides atZ = 48and 78are Ni-Nifusion, theycan be produced only when the originalNinucleigain sufficient kinetic energy to overcome theNi-

Nirepulsive Coulomb barrier.

The foregoing data are discussed in terms ofcurrent physics. In particular, it is assumed thatthe gain of kinetic energy derives from animpulsive increase of absolute nuclear bindingenergies of Nidue to a high rate of capture oforbital electrons and consequent almostinstantaneous multiple p n transitions. Underthis hypothesis, neutrino emission should bedetected during nuclear transmutation.

INFINITE ENERGYJUNE/JULY 1998

The latest issue ofInfinite Energy is, as usual,loaded with excellent information about newdevelopments in cold fusion and new-energytechnologies. Here are the articles presented inthe vol 4, issue 20 for June & July 1998:

"Do-It-Yourself CF Experiment -- "Ohmori-Mizuno Effect.An article discussing the results: "Excess Energy

Evolution and Transmutation" by Ohmori andMizuno.A review of the papers presented at theAmerican Nuclear Society Annual Meeting inNashville."Low-Energy Nuclear Reactions and High-Density Charge Clusters," by Fox and Jin.A report on the meeting of the Society forScientific Exploration.Michael McKubre's ICCF-7 Closing Remarks."Rhodium-Catalyzed Fusion in Palladium," byH.C. Josephs.

"The Theory of Excess Energy in a AGD Reactor(Correa Reactor)," by Lev Sapogin."Formation and Properties of Hydrex andDeutex," by J.J. Dufour, et al."Detection of Anomalous Elements, X-Ray andExcess Heat," Iwamura, et al. (Mitshubishi-funded)."Recent Observations that Yield Information onCatalytic Particles," by J. McKibben."Hydrogen Gas from Vacuum - Part III," by PaulRowe.

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RadWaste

Miscellaneous

"The Source of Excess Energy," by AlexanderFrolov.Plus several regular department articles and

reports.

All members of the Institute of New Energy willfind that Infinite Energy is a publication that willsoon be received as they renew their memberships.

DOE: $6.9 BILLION FOR GLASS PLANTCourtesy Gary Vesperman

Staff (Associated Press, Richland, Wash.),"Hanford unveils $6.9 billion project to treatradioactive waste," Las Vegas Review-Journal,July 22, 1998, pg 8B.

EDITOR'S COMMENTS

DOE has announced the first phase of an

estimated $6.9 billion, 20-year project toimmobilize high-level radioactive waste in glassthrough a process called vitrification. Theencapsulated waste would then be sent to theproposed national repository at Yucca Mountainin Nevada. The contract calls for BNFL(subsidiary of British Nuclear Fuels) to spend thenext two years on a $350 million design for theproject which would be privately built and run.The DOE official also stated that this agreementwould delay from December 2003 to January2008 the date for beginning to vitrify or glassify

low-level waste. High-level waste would beprocessed by February 2007. In their visualiz-ation of the cosmic all, DOE has elected to havethis facility privately funded. Guess what WallStreet investors will do when they find outthat there is a new technology that willstabilize radioactive wastes on site.

THE 10,000 YEAR PROBLEM

LaVar Webb, "Nuclear-Waste Dump Would

Leave Lethal 10,000-year Legacy," DeseretNews, 13 July 1998.

EDITOR'S COMMENTS

LaVar Webb states, "But the biggest reason ofall to fight the nuclear dump [scheduled to besited in Utah] can be summed up by a bignumber: 10,000. As in 10,000 years. That's howlong these fuel rods remain lethal." Webbcontinues to state that Utah did not create thewaste, Utah's citizens have suffered enough

from bureaucratic mistakes (thousands havebeen stricken and hundreds have died, includingthe NEN Editors sister-in-law, from theradioactive fallout from nuclear bomb tests inNevada), and Utah does not consume powergenerated by nuclear power. What LaVar Webbdoesn't know is that there is technology thatcan be developed for on-site remediation ofradioactive wastes. The planned multi-billiondollar glass plants are not needed. The hazardsof packaging, transporting, and storage inNevada can be avoided.

INERTIA AS A REACTION

Alfonso Reuda (Dept. Electrical Engr. &Department of Phys., CA State Univ., LongBeach, C A), Bernhard H aisc h (Solar &Astrophysics Lab., Lockheed Martin, Palo Alto,CA & Max-Planck-Institut fr ExtraterrestrischePhysik, Germany), Inertia as Reaction of theVacuum to Accelerated Motion, Phys. Letters A ,vol 240 (1998) pp 115-126.

AUTHORS ABSTRACT

It was proposed by Haisch, Reuda and Puthoffthat the inertia of matter could be interpreted atleast in part as a reaction force originating in


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interactions between the electromagnetic zero-point field (ZPF) and the elementary chargedconstituents (quarks and electrons) of matter.

Within the limited context of that analysis, itappeared that Newtons equation of motion(f = ma) could be inferred from Maxwellsequations as applied to ZPF, i.e., the stochasticelectrodynamics (SED) version of the quantumvacuum. We report on a new approach whichavoids thead hocparticle-field interaction model(Planck oscillator) of that analysis, as well as itsconcomitant formulation complexity. Instead, itis shown that a non-zero ZPE momentum fluxarises naturally in accelerating coordinatef ra me s f ro m t he s ta nd ar d r el at iv is ti c

transformations of electromagnetic fields.Scattering of this ZPF momentum flux by anobject will yield a reaction force that may beinterpreted as a contribution to the objectsinertia. This new formulation is properlycovariant yielding the relativistic equation ofmotion:F = dp /d . Our approach is related bythe principle of equivalence to Sakharovsconjecture of a connection between Einsteinaction and the vacuum. If correct, this conceptwould substitute for Machs principle andimply that no further mass-giving Higgs-type

fields may be required to explain the inertiaof material objects, although extensions toinclude the zero-point fields of the otherfundamental interactions may be necessaryfor a complete theory of inertia.

WAVES WILL MODIFY RELATIVITY

Waldry A. Rodrigues, Jr. (Inst. de Matemtica,

Estatistica e Computao, Brazil), Jian-Yu Lu(Biodynamics Res. Unit, Dept. of Physiology andBiophysics, Mayo Clinic and Found., MN), Onthe Existence of Undistorted Waves (UPWs) ofArbitrary Speeds 0 v < in Nature,Foundations of Physics, vol 27, no 3, 1997, pp435-508, 86 refs, 12 figs, 1 table.

AUTHORS ABSTRACT

We present the theory, the experimentalevidence and fundamental physical conse-

quences concerning the existence of families ofundistorted progressive waves (UPWs) ofarbitrary speeds 0 v< , which are solutionsof the homogeneous wave equation, the Maxwellequations, and Dirac, Weyl, and Klein-Gordonequations.

[This paper also presents a discussion of thepotential need to modify some concepts of theprinciple of relativity. The authors treat this issueextensively. They also suggest that it seemspossible with present technology to launch in

free space superluminal electromagnetic waves.Ed.]

A NOTE ON Y2K

Alan Simpson on the subject of "Global FoodChains" (interpretation: "the global supplycommunications and logistics web") speaking ata conference for "The Y2K Crisis: A GlobalTicking Time Bomb," 2 June 1998 as reported inNEXUS, Aug-Sept 1998 issue, pp 14-15.

Alan states the following: "I look at the FAA(Federal Aviation Administration). They're goingto get their mainframes delivered 30 of them in November [1999]. They're going to install thesoftware, and they're going to have the systemup and running by December. Wow. Let's selltickets and watch them! [Laughter]. It takes 18months to put a mainframe on line. And thesepeople are going to do it in 18 days. And I'mgoing to fly in 2000? Yeah, right. [Laughter]"

We may also derive some reason forhope from the circumstances of severalactual inventions being of such a nature,that scarcely any one could have formeda conjecture about them previous to their

d is cov er y, b ut w ou ld ra the r h av eridiculed them as impossible. For menare wont to guess about new subjectsfrom those they are already acquaintedwith, and the hasty and vitiated fancies

they have thence formed: than whichthere cannot be a more fallacious ode ofreasoning.

Sir Francis Bacon, quoted from THE MAN WHOSAW THROUGH TIME, reviewed inInfinite Energy.


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Alan reports that when the year 2000 enters,most of the airlines are going to have a 14-dayperiod when their insurance companies will not

let them fly or will not be responsible foraccidents if they do fly. That can be taken as theinsurance companies vote of confidence in theair safety procedures to be provided by the FAAearly in the year 2000. Perhaps, we shouldsuggest that on New Year's Eve, Dec. 31, 1999that all businesses change their clocks toDecember 31, 1998 and have another year-longgo at getting the problem fixed.

FLEXIBLE MAGNETS

Staff, "Your Flexible Friend," New Scientist, 8Nov 1997, pp 42-45.

EDITOR'S SUMMARY

Magnets are now being produced in the lab thatcontain no metals, are soluble, and made oforganic materials. This discovery is certainlyunexpected, and therefore, another scientificanomaly. Some of these materials can be"switched" in magnetic polarity by heat or light.

Some scientists think that such materials couldprovide the basis for smart cards, for control ofsome optical phenomena, and new types ofoptical displays. Currently the biggest barrier toimmediate use is that the materials are magneticonly at cryogenic temperatures. Hopefully it willnot take as long to create room-temperatureorganic magnets as it has taken to produceroom-temperature superconductors.

TELEPORTATION OF PHOTONS

Dik Bouwmeester, et al., "Experimental QuantumTeleportation,"Nature, vol 390, 11 Dec 1997, pp575-579, 24 refs, 5 figs.

EDITOR'S SUMMARY AND COMMENTS

If you are going to learn how to performteleportation, begin with something small andlight. At the Institut fr Experimentalphysik,University of Innsbruck, scientists haveaccomplished the teleportation of photons. The

concept of not being able to determine bothposition and other quantum properties withprecision, provides an experimental challenge

when working with quantum unit such as aphoton. The experimenters provided a cleverscheme for determining the quantum states of asplit photon and having, in effect, then been ableto determine the state of one of these"entangled" photons, and thereby effect thestate of the distant photon. As stated by theauthors in their conclusions: "In our experiment,we used pairs of polarization entangled photonsas produced by pulsed down-conversion andtwo-photon interferometric methods to transferthe polarization state of one proton onto another

one. ... The teleportation scheme could also beused to provide l inks between quantumcomputers. Quantum teleportation is not only animportant ingredient in quantum informationtasks; it also allows new types of experimentsand investigations of the foundations of quantummechanics."

Comments: An author said that those who claimto understand quantum mechanics are nothonest. As an honest editor, it is proposed thatan explanation for this unusual quantum event

could be derived from the existence of an aether,the speed of transmission of information in theaether as being many times the speed of light,and a new concept of conservation. Therefore,when considering entangled particles, considerthem as being a dynamic construct of the aethersuch that the creation of one such particle

COLD FUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Fig. 1

implies a second particle where such particlesare in communication at superluminal velocitiesand that such particles have their quantum

nature conserved. That is, if one particle hasone "polarity," the other particle immediatelyexhibits an opposite "polarity. This editor canunderstand superluminal communications betterthan quantum physics.

COSMOLOGY NOTESGreg Hodowanec 6 May 1998

I. Some Additional Remarks on EM Fields

A Simplified Schematic (Per Rhysmonics)(Shown in one plane to avoid confusion)

II. Remarks

1. Note that there is a 90 phase difference

between the E-fields and H-fieldsbothin spaceand in time.

2. Note that when the E-field component is at amaximum, theH-f ield isat a minimum, and viceversa.

3. Note t hat the normal rhysmonic spacedensity is indicated by and is charge-less,while a reduced rhysmonic space density isindicated by and is equivalent to a negativecharge, and an increased rhysmonic spacedensity is indicated by and is equivalent to apositive charge.

4. Note that when a moving charge density(with respect to the stationary aether) goesfrom a positive to a negative charge, such as J toH, in Fig. 1 it results in a positive H-field peakas shown at F. This is because a moving charge

in the aether will also develop a rotational

component in the aether, ie., an H-field. Now,the return elastic component of the rotationalfield, H to I, will, in turn, reverse the moving

charge density polarity and create the new E-field component C to D, thus restoring the initialconditions. This is a repeating process, wherethe energy (enhanced with coupling to theuniversal G-field) is exchanged between theelectric and magnetic components in thisprocess of propagation.

5. Note that the charge variations take place inthe direction of propagation only! However, theE-fields as measured(or postulated) are due toa flux as is determined by the interaction with

the universal G-field and thus these will beorthogonal to the charge flow direction. Also,the H-field flux is also orthogonal to the chargeflow direction since it is also determined by theuniversal G-field flux of the universe. However,the rate of propagation is determined by therhysmonic L* / T* (or any multiple of it) whenmultiple rhysmonic cells are involved in thatprocess, (as is the case in most practicalapplications). It should be noted that the speedof light, C, or the rate of propagation will alsodepend upon the overallaveragedensity of theaether in the case involved. Infree space, thevelocity will be the normal C, while in areduceddensity the velocity could increase , but in anincreased density the velocity woulddecrease .More on these various aspects will be furtherconsidered in the proposed Aether Energy noteto be prepared.

BRITISH PETROLEUM & SOLARCourtesy of Antony C. Sutton

Anton y C. Sutton, editor, FTIR, "Brit ishPetroleum in a Changing World," FTIR, Aug1998, vol 9, no 8.

EDITOR'S SUMMARY

John Browne, CEO of Britain's largest company(world's third-largest oil company) is a supporterof new energy sources (almost). Browne hasmade frequent speeches extolling the virtues ofsolar energy. British Petroleum (BP) has a solar

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the focus on solar energy, BP seems to besaying "oil or solar. Solar energy is a slow-growth energy technology and is acceptable to a

big oil company. Sutton suggests that new-energy technologies may become a realcompetitor to oil and that oil may lose theirmonopoly position (with coal and natural gas) inthe energy field. Sutton points out that "The newmonopolies will be human skill and intelligence."

This issue of FTIRalso extols the simplicity ofthe Case Catalytic Fusion Cell.

YEAST RISES TO NEW TASK

Courtesy of Purdue Univ. News Service

Nancy Ho, group leader for molecular geneticsand senior research scientist has announced hergroup's new method for ethanol development.Using a yeast that has been around for thousands of years, genetic alterations weremade that provide a new yeast cell that willconvert both glucose and xylose to ethanol.Leftover corn stalks, tree leaves, wood chips,grass clippings, and even cardboard boxes cannow be converted into ethanol. The goal of the

project is to increase the efficiency of conversionof both sugars into ethanol so that the ethanolcan become a cost-effective substitute forgasoline. Professor Ho says, "This geneticallyengineered yeast will make it possible tosubstantially lower the cost of producing ethanolon a large scale. Readers in rural areas maybecome interested in setting up your own ethanolproduction for powering your car or farm tractors.

LONGITUDINAL FORCES & THE HUTCHISON

EFFECT

Richard Hull, "Longitudinal Forces," ElectricSpacecraft, Jan/Feb/Mar issue 25, 6 May 1998,pg 30.

EDITOR'S SUMMARY

Hull reports on Jim Goss' exploding wireexperiments where the fragments of wire variedfrom 1/4" to 1" in length. The pieces indicatesome type of harmonic or wave-like phenomena

in the development of the Ampere longitudinalforces that can fragment the wire. Examinationof the fragments do not show any form of melting

but merely that the wire was pulled apart liketaffy. This observation has some relevance tothe Hutchison Effect. John Hutchison hasshown videos of bars of metal in whichfragments separate without melting indicatingthe presence of enormous physical forcesw it ho ut t he re b ei ng h ig h t em pe ra tu re sdeveloped. Kenneth Shoulders has alsoobserved a similar and replicable phenomenausing his charge clusters.

THE VACE EXPERIMENTS

Thomas E. Phipps, Jr., "VACE Experiments,"Electric Spacecraft, Jan/Feb/Mar issue 25, 6 May1998, pp 5-15, 12 refs, 8 figs.

EDITOR'S COMMENTS

Thomas Phipps describes a set of experimentsthat can be easily replicated by evenexperimenters with modest means. The basicidea is that two small rectangular horseshoe

magnets can provide a means by which theaccuracy of Ampere versus Lorentz forces canbe determined. The results are highly in favor ofAmpere. Of considerable additional importanceis the fact that two of the VACE (VirtualAmperian Current Elements) demonstrate anadditional anomaly that should be widely studiedand the laws of magnets be adjusted to explain.The concept is that a toroidal form of a magnetshould contain within the magnet all of the linesof force. Therefore, two such magnets shouldshow very litt le force interaction. Phipps'

experiments demonstrates an unexplainedanomalous force. This editor suggests that anexploration of this force can best be explained bythe concept that magnetism of ferromagneticmaterials are caused by the aether.

All progress resulted from people whotook unpopular positions.

- A d l a iStevenson


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ANTIGRAVITY EXPERIMENTS

Martin Holwerda, "Combined AntigravityExperiments,"Electric Spacecraft, Jan/Feb/Marissue 25, 6 May 1998, pp 24-26, 10 refs, 3 figs.

EDITOR'S SUMMARY

Holwerda suggests an experiment in which theresults of previous antigravity experiments arecombined. The experiment is based, in part, onan invention by a French nuclear scientist, M.J.J.Page. The analysis of this proposed experimenthas led Holwerda to the following conclusion:"Gravity is a phenomenon coming from alldirections, and these devices demonstrate moreefficient absorption when gravity approachedfrom the plane of the [experimental] ring ortriangle. But when gravity comes from alldirections, there must be an out-of-balance

situation; otherwise, objects should have noweight whatsoever." Those of our readers whohave seen the video tapes on the HutchisonEffect, will find that when gravity is lessened, theeffect appears to result in an upward (from thecenter of the earth) motion of whatever object isaffected. This experimental observation wouldlead one to believe that the phenomenon of

gravity is a force directed toward the center ofthe earth and perhaps caused by the effect ofthe aether.

DOE INVENTIONS PROGRAM

Staff, "DOE Takes Over Energy-RelatedInventions Program," R&D Magazine's DataAcquisition, July 1998, vol 2, no. 7, p 11.

EDITOR'S SUMMARY

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Book Review

Previously, the Commerce Department'sNational Institute of Standards and Technologyhas been responsible for evaluating energy-

related inventions. That task now has beentu rn ed o ver t o the Offic e of In du str ia lTechnologies, Information Resource Center,DOE, Mail Stop EE-24, 1000 Independence Ave.S.W., Washington, D.C. 20585. Interestedparties may contact this office to solicit fundingfor new energy-related inventions. The NISTreports that over the 22 years of service theyhave evaluated 15,948 new inventions; 14,239were rejected; 741 received ERIP (Energy-Related Inventions Program) endorsement. Weexpect that DOE's rejection rate will be

considerably higher if any new-energyinventions are submitted.

NEW-ENERGY POLITICSCourtesy of Tom Miller

Jeane Manning, "The Politics of New Energy,"Atlantis Rising, no 16, pp 42ff, illus.

EDITOR'S SUMMARY

Jeane Manning, the author of the book, TheComing Energy Revolution, discusses some ofthe new-energy developers, their work, theircomments, and their views on commercializingnew energy. Featured in illustrations are HalFox, Toby Grotz , Eugene Mal love, andParamahamsa Tewari persons well known tothe new-energy community.

Quotes from Sir Arthur C. Clarke include, "NowI have little doubt that anomalous energy is beingproduced by several devices." [Arthur C. Clarkereceives each issue ofNew Energy News. Ed.]Manning suggests that the establishment guardsthe seat of power and some of the guardians ofthe world's oil resources are not anxious for new-energy systems. However, many of the oilcompanies would rather conserve their oilresources and sell them later at $60 per barrelfor chemical feedstocks. The problem of globalwarming is being countered by some of theenergy-related companies by a NationalEnvironmental Trust funded, in part, by theAmerican Petroleum Institute. Global warming is

not as important an issue as the global pollutionand the DOE spends over $25 billion yearly tosubsidize fossil fuels and zero $ on new-energy

sources. Manning ends her article by urgingreaders to support the work of the proposedMarch for Peaceful Energy who are having aspecial meeting on September 3, 1998 andurging the support of all interested parties. [Thepresident of Trenergy, Inc. has written to RichardL a s k i n , t h e m a r c h o r g a n i z e r a [email protected] urging him to trim thegroup's objectives to issues that can be won andto avoid the controversy on hemp and legislationagainst another oil-related war. In the Trenergyletter, Laskin is encouraged to emphasize

problems for which there are polit ically-acceptable solutions, e.g. new-energy sources.The hemp issue and legislation to limit oil-warare zero-win issues that are embedded in acombination of drugs and limiting the power ofthe executive branch.]

MARCH FOR PEACEFUL ENERGY

Due to a lack of proper funding, the March forPeaceful Energy has been moved to October 24,

1999. Another year of preparation will also helpinsure that this march is a success. We are stillhaving a smaller rally on the mall in front of theCapitol Building on October 24, 1998. This rallywill build momentum towards the march thefollowing year. There will be some speakers atthis rally also, but not as many as previouslyplanned.

By Hal Fox

Gary L. Johnson, The Search for a New EnergySource, Johnson Electric Corporation, P.O. Box1032, Manhattan, KS 66502, c1997, 263 pages,illus., indexed, extensive bibliog.


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This is an excellent and timely book addressingmany new-energy issues that should beconsidered by anyone who is involved in new-

energy devices and systems either as aninventor, developer, or investor. One of theunusual (but welcome) features of the book isthat the author is not reticent to discuss thereligious concepts either as an explanation forsome new energy sources or in the church's roleto ensure adequate proliferation of new-energysources. Dr. Johnson, a retired universityprofessor, explores with the reader the manyconcepts that bear on sources for new energy.Even the role of lightning (which we do not, asyet, fully understand) is cited as a possible

energy source if we understood the source oflightning.

Gary Johnson has no problem with directhonesty in presenting topics of what we knowand what we speculate. Whether it is specialrelativity or the aether, the author is notconcerned about academic acceptance of theideas discussed. In chapter 5, the authorpresents a variety of unexplained events that areoften ignored in academic texts. He then makesthis insightful comment, "If there really is an

aether with a high energy content, many ofthese data [previously cited] will start tomake sense. How many times in history hasan experimental observation not fit into thethen-current paradigm, but someone waswilling to follow the leading of the data andmade an important discovery?" Dr. Johnsonis also direct in chapter 7 when he says, "Rather,they [data] point out that the foundations ofelectromagnetics are surprisingly weak and raisethe possibility that appropriate modifications toelectromagnetic theory may predict a newenergy source.

In his final chapter, the author even suggeststhat if we learn to tap energy from the aether orsome similar all-pervasive energetic medium,that we should make careful observations toensure that we are not causing some unexpecteddamage to such energy source. This is the firsttime that this reviewer has seen an authordiscuss this issue. One of the topics that thisreviewer would like to see discussed at morel en gth i s a c omp il at io n o f a no ma lo us

experimental results and an attempt to relatesuch anomalies to an understanding of theaether or other energy source. For example,

the Aspden Effect (rotational inertia) has beenalmost ignored as an experiment from which theaether can be noticeably affected. If it takes3000 Joules to spin up a magnetic rotor to ratedspeed, stop the rotor, and spin again up to ratedspeed with one-tenth the energy the AspdenEffect this discovery needs strong investigationand explanation. [seeNEN, Feb. 1995]

The author is strongly supportive of the needs ofthis new-energy technology. In his final page ofchapter 8, Dr. Johnson concludes: "In the

meantime, we need to do our homework and beready for a major paradigm shift. Experimentersneed to carefully document anomalous results

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and encourage others to replicate them.Theoreticians need to develop mathematicalmodels for the unexplained observations in this

book." This reviewer believes that the $20 pricefor this book is an excellent investment for any ofour new-energy readers.

LETTER FROM TOBY GROTZ

I would like to thank you and your team forsponsoring the 1998 International Symposium onNew Energy (INE-98). The symposium was veryhelpful in terms of providing provocative newideas for research that I am engaged in. I like

the University setting and was reminded of theLow Energy Nuclear Reactions Conference atTexas A&M (1995 & 1996).

I hope that we can continue and begin a newtradition of yearly meetings at the University ofUtah. If dormitory rooms can be rented, a mealplan contracted, and blocks of rooms reserved atlocal hotels for those who may want additionalconveniences, a quality meeting could be heldon a yearly basis.

A call for papers should be issued immediatelyfor next years INE and the dates should be setby the middle of September.

As the millennium begins we will find ourselvescloser to understanding new energy systems. Iwould like to propose a combined conference inthe year 2000 that would include the Inter-national Conference on Cold Fusion (ICCF), TheAether Physic s Confer ence, The Sain t-Petersburg Fundamentals of Natural SciencesConference, Infinite Energy Cold Fusion and

New Energy Symposium.

Toby Grotz

LETTER TO: BARRY HILTON

Dear Barry Hilton,

Your article, "How to Run Your Car on Zero-PointEnergy", in the Aug-Sept 1998 issue ofNEXUS,is of considerable interest to the readers of New

Energy News. When you discussed Joe "X"Mark 1 Energy Cell with its battery connectionsand the potential of electrolyzing water, it was

believable that such a device might be used toprovide a combustible fuel for operating anautomobile.

That Joe "X" was able to run his Rover V8 3500SD1 on trips in Australia appeared to be aconsiderable achievement. Your report that Joehas successfully converted at least 14 vehicleswith various improved models of the energy-producing device is also acceptable.

However, when the improved devices no longer

need to be connected to a battery to provide theenergy f low from the Energy Cell to theautomobile carburetor, your story begins to getstrongly unbelievable.

We also find it interesting that a 40-page bookthat sells for about one dollar per page appearsto be the only source of information about thisamazing discovery that has been developed overthe past seven or eight years. This leads us to aquestion that will be on the mind of many of ourreaders: "Is this just a scam to sell books at a

dollar a page, or is this a new technology that isbeing hidden from the world by Joe "X", exceptfor his visitor Barry Hilton?"

It would mean a lot to our readers if we could talkto a person in the U.S. who has successfullyreplicated this device and is operating his or herautomobile by running on water. Can you helpour readers in this regard? Your answer to thisletter will be published in the October 1998 issueofNew Energy News.

Sincerely, Hal Fox, Editor,New Energy News.

LETTER FROM BERND NURNBERGER

This is my own original thought, glad you like it.

"At any given time in history, science was only sofar advanced and sometimes violently denied thefindings of advanced thinkers only to comeback later to the exact same point to prove nowthe truth of what was previously denied."


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MeetingsIn Japan you can buy a car that gets twice thegas mileage in the city and emits 1/10 thepol lutant s of t he c onvent ional c hemicalcombustion engine. The hybrid car is calledToyota Prius, costs some $4000 more than acomparable compact sedan and sells quite wellin a time other cars don't. It is not fully what Iwant but a step in the right direction, and I couldbuy it here and now. Is there any way to get a

ZPE full electric car?

My original quote, edited competently by SheilaBarrera. It was first published in FATEmagazine,1996 May, among other reader's comments.

Bernd NurnbergerYokohama, Japan, Planet Earth

SECOND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ONCONSCIOUSNESS, NEW MEDICINE AND

NEW ENERGYNovember 26-27, 1998

Ibuka Hall, Waseda UniversityTokyo, Japan

Symposium slogan: Toward New Human Civilization

T he S ec on d I nt er na ti on al S ym po si um o nConsciousness, New Medicine, and New Energy willbring together scientists and scholars from Japan andelsewhere to discuss their pioneering work and raisenew questions for further research on the inter-relationship of consciousness, matter and energy,complimentary and intergrative medicine, and newenergy technologies.


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Research in these frontier areas challenges thedominant scientific paradigm, but a new scientificworld-view and paradigm had appeared at the firstsymposium. This second symposium will helpfacilitate this new paradigm, based on wholenesswhich is important for the future of humanity and thewhole earth.

Contact: Mr. Hideo Hirano, symposium secretary at:Tel/Fax: 0426-65-9371

STAIF BREAKTHROUGH PROPULSION PHYSICSSESSIONS

CALL FOR PAPERS:

The Breakthrough Propulsion Physics sessions in theConference on Applications of Thermophysics in

Microgravity and Breakthrough PropulsionPhysics, will be held as part of the Space Technology& Applications International Forum (STAIF-99),January 31 - February 4, 1999, in Albuquerque, NM.T h e w e bs it e f or m or e i nf or ma ti on i shttp://www-chne.unm.edu/isnps/isnps.htm. Theabstract contributors should E-Mail or call the authorwhen an abstract is sent so we can be looking for it.Thanks.

Sessions:EMERGING PHYSICS TOWARDPROPELLANTLESS PROPULSION

Alan Holt,Chair, NASA Johnson Space Center,

DanieL C. Cole,Co-Chair, IBM Microelectronics

Papers are invited that present theories, experiments,or empirical evidence that describe researchdirections or specific approaches for the developmentof a capability to propel a vehicle in transatmospheric,near-earth space and deep space regions, without theuse of rockets or beamed power. These capabilitiesinclude applications of: (1)

fundamental physics of forces and acceleration,addressing enhanced coupling between inertia, gravity,electromagnetism, inertial frames and/or space-time;(2) fundamental physics of motion through space timeor the motion of perturbations of space time; and (3)fundamental physics of energy exchange mechanisms.Papers are also invited which (4) describe andcompare competing theories or empirical evidence,with special emphasis to their potential for achieving apropulsion breakthrough, and which (5) address theuse of microgravity research and technology testbedsassociated with the International Space Station,Station-based and other free-flyers and earth-to-orbitvehicles.

EMERGING PHYSICS TOWARD HYPER-FASTSPACE TRAVEL

Catherine Asaro,Chair, Molecudyne Research

Claudio Maccone,Co-Chair, Alenia Spazio

Papers are invited that present theories, proposedexperiments, or empirical evidence that are aimed ataddressing how to attain the maximum transit speedsphysically achievable. This includes: (1) fundamentalphysics of forces and acceleration; (2) fundamentalphysics of motion through spacetime or the motion ofperturbations of spacetime; and (3) fundamental

physics of energy exchange mechanisms. Papers arealso invited which (4) describe and compare competingtheories or empirical evidence with special emphasis totheir potential for achieving such a propulsionbreakthrough.

EMERGING PHYSICS TOWARD BREAKTHROUGHSPACECRAFT POWER

Dave Goodwin,Chair, U. S. Department of Energy, Office ofHigh Energy & Nuclear Physics F.

Institute for New Energy Symposium 1998

Proceedings will be published in September

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or [email protected], 3084 E. 3300 South, Salt Lake City, Utah84109-2154. Phone 801-466-8680

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Journal of New Energy, quarterly, presentingpapers representing the new areas of energyresearch, leading-edge ideas in the development ofnew energy technology, and the theories behindthem. Published by the Fusion Information Center,Inc. Editor: Hal Fox. Address & phone above.

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Academy for New Energy (ANE) 216 Commerce Drive,

Ste. 4, Fort Collins, CO 80524. Tel. 970-482-3731ANE Newsl etter, quarterly publication of ANE,edited by Robert Emmerich.

Advanced Energy Network Newsletter, quarterly.Advanced Energy Network, P.O. Box 691, Rondebosch7700 Capetown, Rep. South Africa.

Antigravity News and Space Drive Technol ogy,bimonthly newsletter, pub. J.E.Cox Enterprise, P.O. Box655, Marietta, GA 30061-655 (Phone 770-218-9693).Per year $36. U.S., $48 foreign.

Cold Fusion Times, quarterly newsletter published byDr. Mitchell Swartz, P.O. Box 81135, Wellesley Hills MA

02181.Home Page: http://world.std.com/~mica/cft.html

Cycles , a R&D newsletter, published by DieterSoegemeier, Editor, GPO Box 269, Brisbane,QLD.4001, Australia.Phone/Fax: +61 (0)7 3809 3257.

Electric Spacecraft Journal, quarterly, edited by CharlesA. Yost, 73 Sunlight Drive, Leicester, NC 28748.

Electrifying Times, 3/year magazine. 63600 DeschutesMarket Rd, Bend, OR 97701541-388-1908, Fax 541-388-2750,E-mail

www.teleport.com/~etimes/

Elemental Energy, monthly newsletter, edited by WayneGreen, 70 Route 202N, Petersborough, NH 03458.Email:

Fusion Facts has become a section in the Journal ofNew Energy.

Fusion Technology, Journal of the American NuclearSociety, edited by Dr. George Miley, 555 N. KensingtonAve., La Grange Park, IL 60525.

Future Technology Intelligence Report, monthlynewsletter, making available technological informationnow omitted from establishment media. Back issuesavailable at substantially lower cost on the InterNet at FTIR, P.O. Box 423652,San Francisco, CA 94142-3652.

German Association for Vacuum Field Energy: DVS-S ec re ta ri at , F ey er m ue hl er S tr . 1 2, D -5 38 94Merchernich, Germany. Tel: 011-49/(0)2443-8246 Fax:011-49/(0) 2443-901880 E-mail: [email protected]: www.gptec.com/dvs.

Infinite Energy, bi-monthly magazine. P.O. Box 2816,Concord, NH 03302-2816. Voice: 603-228-4516.Fax: 603-224-5975

E-mail [email protected]

KeelyNet BBS - Jerry Decker, 214-324-3501Internet: www.keelynet.comE-mail: [email protected]

Planetary Association for Clean Energy Newsletter,quarterly, edited by Dr. Andrew Michrowski. 100 Bronson

Ave, # 1001, Ottawa, Ontario K1R 6G8, Canada. Webpage: http://energie.keng.de/~pace

Positive Newsand Living Lightly, quarterly, edited by S.Crockett-Burrows. The Six Bells, Bishops Castle,Shropshire SY9 5AA UK. Tel: (01588) 630-121 / 122

Space Energy Journal, quarterly, edited by Jim Kettner &Don Kelly, P.O. Box 1136, Clearwater, FL 34617-1136.

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CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER1998

INE 1998 SYMPOSIUM REPORT . . . . . . . . . 1IMPORTANT EMAIL INFORMATION . . . . . . 4FUSION BRIEFINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Patterns of FailureD2Absorption in Ti PlatesLiquid-drop ModelHeavy Atomic Masses ProducedNuclear ProcessesInfinite EnergyContents

RAD- WASTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7DOE $6.9 Billion for Glass Plant10,000 Year Problem

MISCELLANEOUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7Inertia is a ReactionWaves Will Modify Relativity

A Note on Y2KFlexible Magnets

Teleportation of PhotonsCosmology NotesBritish Petroleum & SolarYeast Rises to New TaskLongitudinal ForcesVACE Experiments

Antigravity ExperimentsDOE Inventions ProgramNew-Energy Politics

March for Peaceful Energy PostponedBOOK REVIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13The Search for a New Energy Sourceby Gary L. Johnson

LETTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13MEETINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16COMMERCIAL COLUMN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

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