The Granite Man and the Butterfly
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| Author | Jeane L Manning |
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| Language | English |
| Subject | "Free energy", inventors |
| Published | 1995 |
| Publisher | Project Magnet Inc. |
| Pages | 185 |
| ISBN | 0969934505 |
The Granite Man and the Butterfly is a 1995 book by Jeane Manning and Pierre Sinclaire, telling the story of the Canadian inventor David Hamel. It was published by Project Magnet Inc. (Vancouver).
Overview
The book recounts how David Hamel — described as a simple man "chosen for a heroic task" — claimed to have received information enabling him to build a craft (his "Gravito-Magnetic Device") that would provide an abundant source of non-polluting energy. It chronicles the personal frustrations and technical obstacles Hamel faced, and the efforts of Pierre Sinclaire, who worked with Hamel for six years attempting to reproduce a device Hamel said lifted off from his yard in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, in 1977.
About the author
Jeane Manning is a Canadian journalist and author who has written for decades about inventors and researchers in the "free energy" field. See also her Energie.
Publication details
- Authors: Jeane Manning and Pierre Sinclaire (as told by David Hamel)
- Publisher: Project Magnet Inc., Vancouver
- Published: 1995
- Pages: 185
- ISBN: 0969934505
Links to Purchase Book
- The Granite Man and the Butterfly (Amazon)