Any Fans of Viktor Schauberger?

[Parzifal_]

Anyone beside me a fan of Viktor Schauberger? Check out this site on the works of this brilliant individual. http://www.frank.germano.com/viktorschauberger.htm

[Dr. Solar Wolff]

Unfortunately, our postings on this matter were lost when Skadi switched servers and then switched back. This is bad.

[Dr. Solar Wolff]

Doesn't anyone here have anything to say about Viktor Schauberger? This was one of the greatest natural scientists ever, and an Austrian. It seems to me he would be more familiar to Skadi members. He work on the vortex and implosion theory is the basis for so many aspects of esoteric science that we could go on in several directions.

[Parzifal_]

Doesn't anyone here have anything to say about Viktor Schauberger? This was one of the greatest natural scientists ever, and an Austrian. It seems to me he would be more familiar to Skadi members. He work on the vortex and implosion theory is the basis for so many aspects of esoteric science that we could go on in several directions.

Other than you and I doc, it seems nobody here even heard of him and yes his research and theories go way beyond simply "water". Lets give up on Skadi discovering his genius.

[Dr. Solar Wolff]

It is true. Skadi is supposed to be about Eruopean survival, which includes culture, yet this very important aspect of life, science, new science, and our future seems to have gone unnoticed by the very people who should be noticing.

[Rollon]

[QUOTE/]It is true. Skadi is supposed to be about Eruopean survival, which includes culture, yet this very important aspect of life, science, new science, and our future seems to have gone unnoticed by the very people who should be noticing.[QUOTE\]

Never desperate, guys.

I don't know much about Schauberger, except that he would have designed 'UFOs', thanks to some 'implosion gear'. I read that in 'UFOS : Nazi Secret Weapons ?' by Christof Friedrich.

I asked a relative who's an engineer what he knew about 'implosion gears'... Unfortunately this question confirmed him in his opinion that I am a lunatic. because he thought this had to be some sort of sci-fi.

I will go through the link, but you'd be welcome to present the topic to me, like in an introduction or something.

[Dr. Solar Wolff]

Rollon, ask your friend, the engineer, what a Black Hole is and how it works. Then, let him try to tell you implosion is a fantasy.

[Rollon]

Rollon, ask your friend, the engineer, what a Black Hole is and how it works. Then, let him try to tell you implosion is a fantasy.

Ha Ha

Yeah. They believe they have the proof that black holes exist though, that they have located some. Are they just fancying their fantasies, or what ?

Question : does an "implosion engine" exist, or is it just a concept ?

[Dr. Solar Wolff]

Implosion engines: Nature: hurricanes, tornados, black holes, even the solar system is an implosion engine but you have to think about it.

Implosion engines: Man-made: Schauberger invented several of these and gave each a funny name. One engine generated electricity using only air--the vortex spun a generator. One produced heat- a room heater. One produced cold- as in an air conditioner. One, similar to the generator, looking like a flying saucer,generated lift using aerodynamic and non-aerodynamic means. In 1940, it broke its constraints (four bolts) and flew through the roof of the Kertl Works in Austria. This was an unauthorized demonstration and Schauberger was not present. Later, Schauberger calculated the lifting energy to do this and found that the little machine, about a meter wide, had generated a force of 20 tons.

Durng the war years Schauberger worked as a researcher on two projects. One generated electrical potential from water. The other was the saucer project. At the end of the war he was ready with another, presumably better, model but the war ended before it could be tested and the model fell into US hands. We have good pictures of it. It now still exists in Maryland and I have the name and address of its owner but he rebuffs all attempts at contact.

[Rollon]

Oh OK I thought you were saying like : 'Black holes don't exist. Astronomers need them because of the Big Bang theory, derived from Einstein's relativity. They don't care that well-known astronomers, like Hoyle and Prigogine, have already come with alternative models to the Big Bang. They want to stick to the Big Bang, notwithstanding the singularities of the model, like infinite heat at some point in time (to believe this can occur in the physical world, you've really got to be a strong believer). They need black holes for what is currently observed fits in with the total amount of matter predicted by the Big Bang theory. So they are looking for black holes and other wormholes, where time is distorted, and so on...' Something like that.


Anyway Schauberger's devices look interesting.