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• Anti-Gravity Electronics
  | title = Anti-Gravity Electronics | keywords = [[Antigravity]], [[Electronics]]
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• The Conquest of Thought
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• The Conquest of Truth
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• Electricity without Magnetism?
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• Thirty Six Nanoseconds Faster Than Light
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• Ivor Catt
  | fields = [[Electronics Engineer]] ...of electromagnetism.  He received a B.A. degree from Cambridge University, and has won two major product awards for his innovative computer chip designs.
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• Inertia's Riddle
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• Power Lines, Cancer and Cylotron Resonance
  | title = Power Lines, Cancer and Cylotron Resonance | journal = [[Electronics and Wireless World]]
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• Relatively Boring
  | journal = [[Electronics and Wireless World]] ...sts, but they do not seem to have noticed that one cause of the confusions and contradictions is that it is not a scientific theory...
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• The Pappas-Obolensky Affair
  ...index.php?tab0=More&amp;tab1=Journals&amp;tab2=Display&amp;id=80 <em>Radio Electronics</em>]<em>,</em> V54, pp. 55-58 (1983)
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• Motion Through the Ether
  | journal = [[Electronics and Wireless World]] ...the confines of a laboratory. The experiment proves that there is an ether and disproves the principle of Relativity.
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• Theo Theocharis
  ...to generate research material of both sound (if controversial) scholarship and uncompromised integrity ever since. - From [http://itis.volta.alessandria.i * "What Is An Electron?", <em>Wireless World</em>, Vol. 85, pp. 71-72, October 1979
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• W A Scott Murray
  ...stablishment in 1954, where the most enjoyable of his tasks was designing, and for ten years directing, the 45ft Malvern satellite tracking radar, all of ...mic. The subject-matter of this series has been under development steadily and in detail ever since his undergraduate days, but it is only in the past few
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• Relativity - Joke or Swindle?
  | journal = [[Electronics and Wireless World]] ...me time ago for a friend who wanted to know what the controversy was about and in particular what was the significance of the clock paradox...
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• George B Trinkaus
  ...linguistics, lexicography. Macmillan transferred him to California (1971), and he remains on the West Coast. ...Campaign manager for candidate for Ojai City Council. Many public speeches and radio interviews as a spokes for all the above projects.
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• The Boy Who Invented Television: A Story Of Inspiration, Persistence, And Quiet Passion
  ...me = The Boy Who Invented Television: A Story Of Inspiration, Persistence, And Quiet Passion ...ge = The Boy Who Invented Television: A Story Of Inspiration, Persistence, And Quiet Passion 781.jpg
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• Stanley A Meyer
  ...s per gallon! The 2nd best inventor of the Century, besides Tesla, who was and will always be #1, Stan is the mustard seed of Water Powered Cars! The vide ...m/meyerhy/meyerhy.htm#elworld <strong><em>Electronics World &amp; Wireless World</em></strong>] (Jan 1991)
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• Robert S Fritzius
  ...and how to fix things). We are not here to teach you the "<em>why</em>" of electronics. You go to college to get that. ...w magnets work. I finally got there (or at least to an intermediate level) and even though my model is not what I want it to be, I think it is on the righ
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• Harold Aspden
  ...952], Lettere al Nuovo Cimento [Europhysics Letters], Physics Today, etc.) and in alternative non-mainstream journals (Hadronic Journal, Physics Essays, e ...nchester (B.Sc., 1945-1948), Trinity College, Cambridge (Ph.D., 1950-1953) and Southampton (Visiting Senior Research Fellow, 1983-1992). He was the direct
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• Harry Hamlin Ricker
  ...digital communications stressed the setting up of clocks for system timing and the coordination of clocks. A disclipline that would be useful later in stu ...ity college. This initiated a lifelong interest in writing. He has written and published articles&nbsp;on the American Civil War, another of his hobbies.
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• Dan Winter
  ...a crystallographer. <br /><br />Dan lectures extensively around the world and recently toured Australia. It was during Dan's Sydney series of lectures th ...Internet. The writings on American based websites however, were shut down and made inaccessible to the public on 23 May 2001 by the United States Distric
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• Incandescent light bulb
  ...m-sized [[Edison screw|E27]] (Edison 27 millimeter) [[Gender of connectors and fasteners|male screw]] base. The filament is visible as the mostly horizont ...e glass. Most bulbs are used in a socket which provides mechanical support and electrical connections.
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