ÖVR congress NEWS no. 3: Schauberger, Mühl and Hilpert

The third and final issue of the congress news from the Austrian Association for Space Energy (Österreichische Vereinigung für Raumenergie, ÖVR) introduces three more speakers at the anniversary congress, as well as the anniversary film and practical information on registration. The congress takes place on 7 and 8 November in Reichenau an der Rax.

Jörg Schauberger: nature as a model

Mag. Jörg Schauberger is the grandson of the naturalist and inventor Viktor Schauberger and the son of Walter Schauberger. As a representative of the Pythagoras-Kepler-Schule (PKS), he conveys the ideas of his grandfather and father, according to the ÖVR. In his talk he discusses Viktor Schauberger’s ideas and his approaches to alternative propulsion systems.

Josef Mühl: experiments of an electrical engineer

According to the ÖVR, the electrical engineer Josef Mühl has long been engaged in experimental work on free energy. He is described as a practical man who values measurements. At the congress he intends to demonstrate an experiment that, according to the ÖVR, is expected to be surprising.

Thomas Hilpert: a look back at the original texts of physics

The tinkerer Thomas Hilpert is studying the original texts of well-known physicists, according to the ÖVR. In doing so, he sees, in his own assessment, omissions and inconsistencies on the subject of energy. This interpretation comes from the organiser and has not been substantiated.

The president’s retrospective

In his retrospective talk on Saturday, ÖVR president Wilhelm Mohorn compares the situation of the free energy scene at the first ÖVR congress some 20 years ago with that of today. According to the newsletter, he also draws on AI-assisted research.

Anniversary film on 7 November

The ÖVR anniversary film “Die Vision einer ultimativen Energie für die Menschheit” (The vision of an ultimate energy for humanity) will premiere on 7 November. According to its short description, it is a collage of quotations with thoughts from scientists, researchers, inventors and visionaries. It asks whether extraordinary phenomena can be explained by new physical approaches that are still being discussed as hypotheses.

Registration and accommodation

Places can be reserved via the booking tool on the ÖVR website oevr.at. For organisational reasons, only weekend tickets are available, not day tickets. For accommodation, the ÖVR names, among others, the Hotel Marienhof, the Gasthof Kobold and the Raxalpenhof. Further options can be found on the event page or on gaia-events.org.

The information comes from the ÖVR; the full newsletter is available on oevr.at.
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