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NEWSCIENCENEWSCIENCENEWSCIENCE REPORT ON THE when she asked him about his struggles to | Exchanges between attendees were per- INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM pring an unusual energy generator to the haps more important than the fact that they ON NEW ENERGY world. were inspired by shaking hands with leg- Held during May 1994, in Denver, "He was nearly in tears at the end, andso endary figures in the ‘free energy’ field Colorado, the symposium advertised such was I," said Christine Ferguson, who is _ such as retired Lt Col. Thomas Bearden of | speakers as: Yull Brown, Bruce Cathie, making a documentary about the newener- Alabama. Robert Adams, John Searl, Paramahamsa _ gy field. A sampling of other speeches: Tewari, Harold Aspden, Hal Fox, Bruce Searl's experiences include being ¢ John Hutchison of Vancouver DePalma and many others. forcibly confined for about a year, a disas- described experiments of the 1980s: metal Several of the advertised speakers can- trous fire which burned his records and samples had anomalously bent or shredded celled out for various personal reasons. equipment, and other obstacles. He built as well as levitated in action-at-a-distance These included Robert Adams, Bruce his first levitating disc in the early 1950s. fields. Cathie and Bruce DePalma, all from New _ It was to have been only a generator, but it ¢ Shuiji Inomata gave a talk on plans for Zealand. unexpectedly accelerated, lifted into the air a superconducting-magnet version-of the Prior to the conference, NEXUS was and sped away from its engine. Ever since “N-machine", named by American physi- contacted by four or five people in regard then, he has worked toward making flying ~- cist Bruce DePalma who now lives in New to the authenticity of the Adams Pulsed craft which could be controlled instead of Zealand. Electric Motor Generator. It appears that being lost in space. Today, Searl and his DePalma, Bruce Cathie and Robert not everyone is getting the desired over- associate John Thomas from Rochester, Adams of New Zealand had been invited to unity results with Adams' machine, and New York, are trying to get funding for speak at the conference but cancelled out in some people have been crying ‘hoax' on the _ refining the Searl Effect Generator (SEG). _ the final days of symposium planning. matter. As recently as 1982, officials invaded INE organisers had to confront the ques- For the record, NEXUS has been con- Searls home in Berkshire and allegedly tion of Adams’ magnet motor: whether it tacted by several people who are more than confiscated a home-power SEG he was __ really puts out more power than it takes to satisfied with the results they have testing after tearing out his home's electri- run it. Their attitude was: "We're here to obtained from Robert Adams' research. cal wiring. The local electricity board help, not to condemn." The model of the We would like to point out that the device charged him with stealing electricity by Adams device brought to Colorado by Bill demonstrated by Bill McMurtry at the con- means of a unique device, and sued him for McMurtry of Australia tested out at under- ference is not representative of the full a large sum of money, as the story goes. It unity instead of over-unity. Instcad of dis- spectrum of Adams' research, and certainly was enough to break up a marriage and missing the Adams invention, INE organis- did not have the blessing of Mr Adams. plunge a man into depression. ers left the door open for further investiga- Jeane Manning, a Canadian writer who However, it was a happy and healthy _ tion. has a keen interest in the exploits of these John Searl who gave a talk and a workshop A stand-alone self-powered device researchers, attended the conference and at the symposium put on by the Institute which continuously puts out even one watt offered the following report. for New Energy. more than it takes to run it, would satisfy Searl was one of a number of stars at the the research community, Harold Puthoff LIVING LEGENDS OF NEW ENERGY INE meeting. INE was started in 1992 by told the group. "This is a challenge I think SCIENCE the International Association for New can be met," he said. Science (IANS). The excitement and Don Kelly of Florida successfully per- by Jeane Mannin; expressions of optimism at their sympo- formed gravity drop experiments, to show Y J A film-maker had to take time out to sium surpassed even their first gathering in the difference in rate of fall between compose herself when she completed an Denver last year. Only about 300 people charged material and materials which had interview with John Searl. The inventor showed up, but so many of those were avid not been given an electric charge. "I from England was at the New Energy networkers that the web of connections wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen Symposium in Colorado in May 1994, between countries grew almost visibly. it," was the comment of one engineer who LIVING LEGENDS OF NEW ENERGY SCIENCE 56¢NEXUS AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 1994