Electromagnetic induction
GlobalBEM has published the next archive talk: Mark Brasche
From the age of three, Mark Brasche showed an aptitude for science that far exceeded that of all his peers. His thirst for knowledge was nurtured by his mother, much to the dismay and despite the objections of his primary school teachers.
Although he earned straight A’s in maths and science, he almost failed to graduate from high school for lack of English credits. Today he is a respected, self-taught electronics engineer. His career includes electronics engineering straight after high school, engineering for a manufacturer of subsystems for a nuclear power plant, computer network administration, robotics, RF systems engineering and more. He is a published author and international speaker on online safety for children and on corporate network security policy. His first real introduction to free energy came when a colleague showed him a copy of Science & Mechanics featuring Howard Johnson’s all-magnet motor.
ABOUT THIS PRESENTATION
It is the lure of the possibility of cheap, clean, unlimited energy that drives us to experiment. I believe that the masters of electrical engineering of the past – names like Faraday, Maxwell, Heaviside, Tesla, Steinmetz – all held the keys, or parts of them, that had the potential to release this abundant energy from the vacuum. It is the natural order of our physical universe, the foundation of creation itself. In more modern times we have repeatedly seen evidence of this energy synthesis from people such as Eric Dollard, James Murray and many others. The evidence is all around us. Our path is clear. But to reach the end, we need to know where to begin. Where that is, we have not been taught.
Take the red pill. Let’s see how deep the rabbit hole goes.
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