ÖVR NEWS 08-2019
Dear ÖVR sponsors and members, and fans of the ultimate energy of the future!
With the hottest summer behind us once again, and with a great deal of FAKE news and false causes being used as propaganda on the subject of climate change in order to push through global political goals that none of us will like, it is time once again to provide information on the subject of the “ultimate energy of the future”.
On 14 September the time has come again.
Two real professionals in this field, who do not merely theorise but have developed practical evidence and peaceful technologies relating to the “ultimate energy of the future”, will be our guests LIVE in Salzburg on 14 September 2019.
The evening opens with a two-part introductory talk, with many pictures and films, by our president Ing. Wilhelm Mohorn, who developed a new kind of generator in 1983. It took him until 1992 to complete the functional basic research on his own, since conventional physical theory was not sufficient to explain his generator. For researching the new physical principles and successfully applying them in his invention, he was awarded the coveted Kaplan Medal in 1995.
What this two-part, introductory and very accessible talk covers:
- What must the ultimate energy of the future be able to do?
- Does it really exist?
- How can it be recognised?
- In which natural phenomena can it be recognised?
- Can it be used technically?
- Where is it already in use?
- What was Rudolf Steiner’s approach to this subject?
- Did Nikola Tesla run a car on it in 1930–1931?
- Is there once again a car today that runs on this energy?
- Was there a Swiss unit that delivered about 3–5 kW of continuous power?
- Can this form of energy be used to dry out old damp buildings and musty cellars and create a healthier indoor climate?
- Is there an Austrian documentary on this hot topic?
- Can units that apparently use this energy already be bought?
- Are there studies or preliminary scientific work on this subject?
- Why is this not known, or hardly known, in the mainstream?
- What are the social problems in this scene?
- Which personality type hinders progress in this scene?
- What must be done so that one day all people can be energy-independent?
Questions and answers after each part of the talk
The second guest speaker is the internationally known Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Claus Turtur.
He is a professor at Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences and developed the rotor experiment with which, according to the ÖVR, he demonstrated space energy even under vacuum with an efficiency of well over 1,000 %, which an ÖVR member also reproduced by calculation.
He will deal with the following questions in his illustrated talk:
- Is zero-point energy (as one of the components of space energy) generally known in today’s standard model of physics?
- Can zero-point energy solve humanity’s energy problem?
- Can zero-point energy help to end the destruction of our environment?
- Would life as we know it (with plants and animals) be possible at all without zero-point energy?
- 1 litre of petrol (or diesel) contains a good 10 kWh of energy. How much (zero-point) energy does 1 litre of quantum vacuum contain?
- Where can I (as an end consumer) buy zero-point energy cheaply?
- Can you build a powerful zero-point energy motor yourself, cheaply and quickly, with some paper, a little sawdust and a few drops of glue?
Afterwards there will again be time for questions and answers!
DO NOT MISS THIS UNIQUE LIVE APPEARANCE
by these two real specialists and practitioners in the field of the ultimate energy of the future!
If you have forward-looking friends – just bring them along!
Or why not give a few tickets to students or tinkerers?
JUST MAKE USE OF THIS UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY!
YOUR ÖVR service team
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