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INTRODUCTION TO APPLIED AETHER ENERGY SCIENCE by Dr Robert Adams © 2000 What I was doing was an affront to every respectable teaching institution that I knew of. Scores of electrical engineers and physicists bombarded me ad nauseam with dogma; for instance, that with my devices I would get absolutely nowhere without closing the loop. At lectures, this was one of the greater thorns in the sides of my contemporaries. Very few indeed were those attendees who gave this matter any in-depth thought at all, and those who did brush away the cobwebs as I lectured on, slowly nodded, quietly smiled and shouted no more. Instead, they would listen with greater intensity and keen interest until the end of the lecture, when murmuring grew rapidly to an ever-increas- ing buzz of heated dissertation and debate which often rang through the lecture cham- bers long after I had departed. Such lectures, especially those (most) which were accompanied by at least an hour and more of question-and-answer ses- sion with the attendees, were always a great joy for me, and I can say with more than a little satisfaction that they were never boring for the attendees. So it is for all my readers to understand that, although the walk has been long, thorny and arduous at times, the journey has been one of the utmost intrigue, fulfil- ment and discovery wherein I have experi- enced many surprises myself. Red rags have turned to green lights, frustration to reward; in the end, all quite good fun. "There seems no reason why the Adams Motor cannot be developed rapidly for general use." — Dr Harold Aspden, PhD, BSc, FIEE, FIMechE, MInstP, CEng, CPhys, Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Southampton, England, UK (c.1994) The Equilibrium Calorimeter I now discuss matters pertaining to calorimeters. Calorimeters are vital instru- ments for this technology—so much so, that I purport them to be the only accurate means of measuring power generated/har- nessed within these devices of the Adams Technologies. This realisation came to be because of the great difficulty in having to engage in applying empirical knowledge to working with this technology, as orthodox theories/methods are of no value whatsoev- er in the design, construction or testing of these super-machines. Late 1995 to 1996 heralded the success- ful and sophisticated Adams Thermo- Motor-Generator, entering the kilowatt range at greater power and performance. ith the advent of harnessing aetheric energy by means of Adams Technologies, it is impor- tant to describe this applied aether energy science, as it is almost virtually unknown in the mainstream of electrical sciences. To begin at the grassroots, so to speak, it all started during 1969 when I first deter- mined to use permanent magnets to con- struct an electric motor generator that would defy Lenz's law and, in so doing, invent an electrical machine that would run "at unity" and, so too, in turn, defy certain other orthodox laws. Throughout my many years of experi- ence and constant studies, I had followed the works of other pioneers in other coun- tries, who had been theorising new ideas and hypotheses more than experimenting in a practical sense, and it occurred to me over and over again that these scientists and inventors were trying to equate these new ideas with endless reams of unsuccess- ful calculations and equations based on the sacrosanct (and ageing) man-made electri- cal and associated laws. I started to work quietly, according to the laws of the Universe and Nature; and along the way, over the years, I made some rather astonishing discoveries of my own which quite bowled me over at times, and still do. As time went on, empirical findings made me bold enough to come out of my shell and go public with my discoveries and the results of my experimentation— quietly at first. This was both good and bad for me, and I was eventually forced to anticipate and indeed prepare myself for the onslaught to come. tte | i bio] = Bs | a) ah ( aS 52 fs ae fe yp eye NEXUS - 51 DECEMBER 2000 — JANUARY 2001