eugenez@tekmdp.UUCP (Eugene Zinter) (08/12/83)
Technology
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For those who enjoy out-of-the-ordinary things, the above mentioned
Symposium will soon take place.
When: September 9, 10, 11, 1983
Where: Colony Square Hotel
Atlanta, Georgia
Purpose: A Forum for the presentation and demonstration of
new non-conventional forms and sources of energy
(Gravitational Field, Magnetic, etc.) and to further
the interchange of knowledge between leading
researchers in this field.
Co-Sponsored By:
1) American Association of Gravity Field Energy
2) Planetary Association for Clean Energy
For additional information, Contact:
The Second International Symposium
On Non-Conventional Energy Technology
P.O. Box 9478
Winter Haven, Florida 33880
Phone: (813) 956-4040
Registration: $125.00 until 15 AUG 1983
$150.00 after 15 AUG 1983
Special arrangements have been made with EASTERN
Airlines (minimum 30% discount) and Colony Square Hotel
($50 single/$65 double).
A few of the subjects to be discussed will be (preliminary)
Samarium Cobalt Magnets
Tele-Geo Dynamics: Producing Energy at a Distance
Re-evaluation of Classical Electromagnetic Theory
Forming Ambient Temperature Super Conducting Filaments
*Advanced Variable Reluctance Generators
Advanced Style of Self-Sustaining Hubbard Coil
Overview of Advanced Energy and Propulsion Technology in Europe
Aneutronic "Migma" Energy Systems
*Recent advances in 'Tesla Technology'
Current Status and Future Prospects for Flywheel Energy Storage
Recent Breakthroughs in Technical application of Gravity Field Energy
*Faraday Homo-polar Generator Experimental Results
ELF Detectors
... and more.
* Indicates equipment demonstrations to accompany presentation
Apparently this is a pretty big symposium for this sort of thing.
I wish someone who is well grounded in Physics, etc. would attend so
as to give us a different viewpoint of these strange devices/theories.
It may very be that someone has really come up with something, or
you may be able to disprove something.
Perhaps someone in Atlanta would be interested in attending and giving
us on the net a report of some sort.
If anyone DOES decide to attend this symposium, I would be greatly interested
to know how it was. Whether the speakers really had some workable equipment,
theories, etc. At the very least, please communicate with me, if you would
rather not speak to others in the net.
ecz