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Fleischmann & Pons: The 1985 Cold Fusion Meltdown
Four years before cold fusion made headlines around the world, an experiment at the University of Utah destroyed its own apparatus, burned through a laboratory bench, and damaged the concrete beneath it. At its center was a palladium cube just one…
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Russian Torsion Physics: Did Soviet Scientists Discover a New Force of Nature?
In the Soviet Union's final decades, researchers claimed that a mysterious property of spacetime could unlock faster-than-light communications, propellantless spacecraft, and…
Cold Fusion & LENR: Navy & NASA Investigations
Three Navy laboratories, NASA experiments with hydrogen-loaded metals, a $10 million Department of Energy initiative, and a DARPA program targeting fusion inside solids: cold…
The Physics Of Tom Bearden: Tesla, Scalar Waves & Zero-Point Energy
Tom Bearden imagined a world where generators never needed fuel, spacecraft drew power from empty space, and electromagnetic systems could reshape matter itself. Physicist…
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Lucian Ionescu: Alzofon, Spin Current & Gravity Modification
Can gravity be controlled by manipulating quantum spin? At the October 24th, 2026 Alternative Propulsion Engineering Conference (APEC), Illinois State University professor…
Cold Fusion in Russia: The Soviet Scientists Who Took a Different Path
In 1989, as scientists worldwide raced to reproduce the cold fusion claims of Fleischmann and Pons, Soviet nuclear engineer Sergey Tsvetkov and his colleagues took a…
The OTC-X1 Examined: Testing a 1950s Flying-Saucer Design
Robotics researcher Dr. Kyaw Min Naing has spent three years recreating the OTC-X1, a 1950s flying saucer designed by American inventor Otis T. Carr. Using modern…
