Aether Force

The Coming Energy Revolution
The Search for Free Energy
by Jeane Manning (1996)

WALTER RUSSELL AND THE INVISIBLE GEOMETRY OF SPACE

Walter Russell (1871-1963) was another energy researcher whose work is being reexamined. According to the Russell foundation archives, Nikola Tesla was so impressed by Walter Russell’s theories that he advised Russell to lock up his knowledge in the Smithsonian for 1,000 years, until humanity was ready to use it wisely.

Russell was an acclaimed artist, musician, philosopher, and author. He taught himself science so successfully that he was awarded an honorary doctorate from the American Academy of Sciences. Russell was so far ahead of his time that in 1926 he predicted the existence and characteristics of tritium, deuterium, neptunium, plutonium, and other elements that weren’t discovered until the 1930s and 1940s. As the president of the Society of Arts and Sciences in the 1920s, he had numerous occasions to express his views on matter and energy, which included an advanced understanding of what we now call space energy, the background energy of the universe.

The Way to Cheap Hydrogen

Modern researchers have been able to confirm Russell’s work. In the 1990s, three Colorado men — research chemist Ron Kovac, electrical engineer Toby Grotz, and naturopathic doctor Tim Binder — did in-depth laboratory research to see if Russell’s theories and experiments hold up. They do. The trio repeated a Russell experiment from 1927 — verified in that year by Westinghouse Laboratories — that demonstrated a cheap and efficient method of producing hydrogen. This would allow the development of a hydrogen-based fuel economy which would be virtually pollution-free and based on abundance instead of scarcity.

Space Energy and the Government

Russell also built a device, which he named the Russell Optical Dynamo Generator, that he claimed had captured space energy. Detective work by Toby Grotz turned up the original blueprints of this device, found in a Colorado basement.

The owner of the basement was an associate of a general with the North American Air Defense Command agency responsible for protecting North America from a nuclear attack. Russell worked on his device with both NORAD and scientists from the Raytheon Corporation. Grotz says that NORAD was interested in the generator because Russell claimed that it could not only produce more energy than it took in, but could also be used to create new types of extremely powerful radar.

In 1959, officers from NORAD in Colorado Springs visited Russell and his wife and research assistant, Lao, at their home in Virginia. They agreed that the Russells would report on their findings. On September 10, 1961, the couple reported that the Russell generator had worked, and that the president of the United States could announce to the world that a new, safe power source was available.

However, the Russells’ conviction that they had demonstrated a way to convert space energy into electric power failed to capture the interest of anyone except NORAD, and there is no public record of what NORAD did with it. At the time, conventional science termed the discovery “nonscientific,” and the public never heard of it.

Today’s new-energy researchers are very interested in the theories behind the Russell generator. Russell said that the universe consisted of electric energy, and that nature multiplies power by concentrating this electricity — or space energy — until it forms matter, such as a star or a planet. Russell’s device recreated this natural accumulation of power.

The Russells founded the University of Science and Philosophy.org in Waynesboro, Virginia, and researchers affiliated with the university are continuing his work.

SOURCE: https://archive.org/details/comingenergyrevo0000mann/page/34/mode/2up?q=walter+russell

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