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1. Aetherometry
Appreciation of the Correa's Science and Technology
Overview of Vol. 1 of Experimental Aetherometry
Overview of Vol. 2 of Experimental Aetherometry
Introduction to Vol. 2A of Experimental Aetherometry (print edition)
Introduction to Vol. 2B of Experimental Aetherometry (print edition)
On 'Wishful Thinking' at the Merger of Biophysics and Philosophy
The Making of the Difference:
A Review of Experimental Aetherometry
The Edmund Storms Correspondence
Exchange with Jack Sarfatti over Grade-School Algebra
Excess Energy conversion system utilizing autogenous
Pulsed Abnormal Glow Discharge
A Note on the Law of Electrodynamics
Opinion on Correa Invention: Energy Conversion System
Some Reflections on Gas Discharges and PAGD Pulses
The Correas PAGD technology - an Introduction
Contrast and comparison between the Papp engine
and the PAGD/XS NRG Technologies
Problems with Reich's Theory of ORACs
A Complete Response to J. DeMeo's Attack on Aetherometry
Archive of Correspondence with J. DeMeo
Response to J. DeMeo's Open Letter of 20 Dec, 2001
Pulse of the Planet Taken to Task
Response to Jeffery Kooistra's article 'How Not to Do Aether Theory'
50 Years after Albert Einstein: The Failure of the Unified Field
First Aether/Orgone Motor Patent Application
Dr. E. Mallove's Letter of June 2001
Dr. E. Mallove's Letter of February 2002
"PAGD, Aether Motors, and Free Energy" by Prof. A. Axelrad
"Aether Science and Technology" by Dr. E. Mallove (from IE #39)
"Demonstrating Aether Energy" by Dr. E. Mallove (from IE #41)
A Short Appreciation of Nikola Tesla
Aetherometry and Gravity: An Introduction
Pari Spolter's Dysfunctional Physics
A running commentary on Einstein's 'Aether and the Theory of Relativity'
What Is Dark Energy?
(What Is, and Is Not, Dark Massfree Energy)
Experimental Aetherometry Vol 2B: Postscript on Grote Reber
A Note on Dayton Miller's Supposed Discovery of an Aether Drift
The Correa Solution to the 'Cold Fusion' Enigma
The Serpent's Tooth and Its Egg (Or: How The Stupid Are So Often Malicious)