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• Thomas R Jarboe
  ..., Professor Jarboe leads a collaboration with the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, where coaxial helicity injection (CHI) current drive, developed at the UW, [[Category:Electric Universe|Jarboe Thomas]]
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• Roger A Rydin
  # Guest Scientist, Radiation Physics and Thermodynamics, Joint Research Center,<br />Ispra, Italy, 1989-1990 (while on leave from the University of # Guest Scientist, Radiation Physics and Thermodynamics, Joint Research Center,<br />Ispra, Italy, summer 1987.
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• The Electric Sky: A Challenge to the Myths of Modern Astronomy
  | name = The Electric Sky: A Challenge to the Myths of Modern Astronomy | image = The Electric Sky: A Challenge to the Myths of Modern Astronomy 447.jpg
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• Harold E Puthoff
  ...studies concerning gravitation, inertia, cosmology and energy research, to laboratory studies of innovative approaches to energy generation and space propulsion. ...rofessional background spans more than four decades of research at General Electric, Sperry, the National Security Agency, Stanford University, SRI Internation
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• C J Ransom
  | known_for = [[Electric Universe]], [[Plasma]] ...space Division, Fort Worth, Texas, Vemasat Research Institute, and other research facilities. His diverse background includes plasma physics, aerospace appli
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• Ionel Dinu
  ...<br />&nbsp;&nbsp; ⁽⁵⁾. "Optical Phenomena in the Aether", <em>General Science Journal</em>, Oct. 03, 2008. ...; ⁽⁶⁾. "Radio Waves : Part III - The Photoelectric Effect", <em>General Science Journal</em>, Jun. 27, 2013.
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• Anthony L Peratt
  | known_for = [[Plasma]], [[Electric Universe]], [[Cosmology]] ...g in the Applied Theoretical Physics Division, Physics Division, Associate Laboratory Directorate for Experimental Programs; and as Scientific Advisor to the Uni
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• Friedwardt Winterberg
  ...blications and three books, he is known for his research in areas spanning general relativity, Planck scale physics, nuclear fusion, and plasmas. "His work in ...The modes of internal magneto-gravity waves, (University of Nevada. Desert Research Institute. Preprint series no. 46)</span>] (1967)
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• Maurice Daniel
  ...Scientist; DCS Corp. Consultant to US Navy; Last 7 years employed at Navy Research Lab programming microwave field equations resulting in recognition on sever ...ervices. Inc.; Programming human voice recognition software at MIT Lincoln Laboratory and satellite tracking software at White Sands Proving Grounds. &nbsp;
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• Thomas F Valone
  ...and nonelectric properties, testing in specific environments, calibrating electric meters, sensing electricity, internal combustion engine ignition system, el ..., Digital Logic, Microprocessors (6502), Environmental Science, as well as laboratory sessions for above courses. Dr. Valone also designed an Instrumentation &am
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• Overview of the Control of the Natural Forces
  ...is strong magnetic force in his telegraph receiver. The interaction of the electric and the magnetic fields was mathematically qualified my James Clerk Maxwell ...man's control. Einstein attempted to resolve these issues and formulate a general theory for all of the natural forces. This lifelong effort did not yield a
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• Stefan Marinov
  ...llor Helmut Kohl in support of a German company, Becocraft, that was doing research into "free energy" technologies and had recently been the target of lawsuit ...solute velocity," <em>Proceedings of the Second Marcel Grossman Meeting on General Relativity</em>, Trieste, 5-11 July, 1979. (Amsterdam E.A., 1982, 547-550).
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• Patrick G Bailey
  | fields = [[Research Scientist]], [[President of the Institute for New Energy]], [[Past Editor o ...s those same rules and techniques in scientific discussions and in life in general.</span>
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• Winston H Bostick
  | fields = [[Research scientist]] ...n_for = [[Plasma]], [[Plasmoids]], [[Vortex theory]], [[Toroidal ring]], [[Electric universe]]
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• Physics - Against the Odds
  | publisher = [[Williams Research]] ...st obvious member of this august group is Albert Einstein. His Special and General Relativity Theories brought about a revolution in scientific thought that r
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• Thomas E Phipps
  ...alifornia and Maryland. In 1980 he retired to form a small private physics laboratory in collaboration with his father, an emeritus professor of physical chemist * 2011 - "[[A Misapprehension Concerning Electric Current Neutrality]]" ([http://physicsessays.org/resource/1/phesem/v24/i3/p
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• Charles William Lucas
  ...Physics Laboratory at the College of William and Mary. The results of his research were published in the Virginia Academy of Science journal and presented at Dr. Lucas initiated a new way of teaching the course. Besides having laboratory and recitation sessions he created a testing center with tests for the 36 c
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• Thomas Edison
  ..."/> He is often credited with establishing the first industrial [[research laboratory]].<ref name="Walsh">{{cite news|last=Walsh|first= Bryan|url=http://www.time ...laboration with businessmen [[Henry Ford]] and [[Harvey Firestone]], and a laboratory in [[West Orange, New Jersey]] that featured the world's first [[film studi
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• Incandescent light bulb
  ...bulb''', '''incandescent lamp''' or '''incandescent light globe''' is an [[electric light]] with a wire [[#Filament|filament]] heated to such a high temperatur The light bulb is supplied with electric current by feed-through terminals or wires embedded in the glass. Most bulb
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• James Clerk Maxwell
  ...title=Mechanical conservation of energy / Maxwell's wheel |publisher=PHYWE Laboratory Experiments: Physics |accessdate=14 July 2014 |deadurl=no |archiveurl=https ...oposed that light is an undulation in the same medium that is the cause of electric and magnetic phenomena.<ref name="ADTEF">{{cite journal|last=Maxwell |first
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