Repulsine Drive for a Flying Saucer

Viktor Schauberger

     Viktor Schauberger was a scientist who was forced to work for the Nazis during World War II. His story is detailed in Nick Cook’s book, HUNT FOR ZERO POINT.   Cook conducted an investigation into whether or not Schauberger was involved in experiments to produce a flying saucer and/or an antigravity device.  The operation of the craft is described on page 221, and pictured (as shown below) on page 222.  The explanation offered states, "...there was a description of what happened when a Repulsine was rotated at 20,000 rpm.  The high rotation speed appeared to cause air molecules passing through the turbine to pack so tightly that their molecular and nuclear binding energies were affected in a way that triggered the antigravity affect.  'A point is reached where a large number of electrons and protons with opposite charges and direction of spin are forced into collision and annihilate with one another...As lower rather than higher orders of energy and the basic building blocks of atoms, they are upwardly extruded as it were out of the physical and into virtual states."  A discussion of 4th and 5th dimensions then follows.” 

March 27, 2011: Paul Potter's claims about Schauberger. About a month ago I received a copy of book by Paul Potter entitled GRAVITATIONAL MANIPULATION OF DOMED CRAFT, UFO Propulsion Dynamics. You can find my review of Potter's book at POTTER'S UFO. One major criticism that I have about his writings is that he seems to be king of the run-on sentence. An example (related to Schauberger) is found on page 309 of his work. There Potter states that, "This was the great and wonderful thing about the Schauberger UFO in the 1940's and the Searl IGV craft in the 1970's, what they did essentially, was generate a toroidal-frustum electro-gravito-magnetic field around them (at their large diameter perimeters), and then they both produced copious amounts of charged particles, in their own unique ways, which they then polarized and immediately fed into those developing toroidal-frustrum fields, and when those particles rotated en masse (and they automatically drifted into the central axis by this frustum effect) they would then collimate upward into an organized helical flow above those craft, to lift those craft up when the particle rotations reached above a critical angular velocity - because as those (positive) mass-particles spun faster and faster the gravitational forces imbued into them would increase suddenly to a greater power level than that of the gravitational force flowing into the earth." 

       What you just read is a tiny sample of his 583-page book. Potter does have a large number of illustrations and a tremendous quantity of notes, but as I write in my review, too many of his conclusions are based on memories of a woman that was allegedly abducted by aliens on several occasions. He seems well read, but there is no evidence of experiments that he personally carried out to substantiate his claims.

1.   Schauberger’s efforts and similar Nazi projects were largely scooped up by Operation Paperclip at the end of World War II. Any success that he had would be greatly shrouded in secret.  This means that some of the attention at my site could theoretically come from our Government in an effort to see what, if anything, is known about his research. 2018 Update Note: This interest has persisted over the years, with the latest visit by our Department of Defense on February 13, 2018.   If so, my answer to such folks is that my knowledge is primarily limited to what Nick Cook wrote in his book, The Hunt for Zero Point and (to a lesser degree), and claims made by friends including Clark McClelland and Dr. C. B. Scott Jones.  Jones is a member of a group known as the Aviary.  Much of the rest of my writings on this topic is what I can only surmise based on my analysis of open source documents, combined with an effort to debunk what is obvious disinformation. 

2.  Curiously, Nick Cook’s book finishes with a mention of Dr. Harold Puthoff (an Aviary member) in the very last sentence.  In August, 2009,  my son, David, (then 16) began as an Honors student majoring in Space Physics at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU).  David wrote a detailed chaper by chapter review for the new Frontiers in Propulsion Science textbook (see the chapter links below). The text was published by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA).  The AIAA was founded by Dr. Puthoff. [NOTE: In July of 2016 David earned his PhD in physics at the University of Florida.]

       If we are right, we have either uncovered evidence of major blunders due to a cultural need to support legacy data at NASA, or something that is the result of disinformation and poor equipment design - especially with respect to dust filters used on Mars landers.  The man initially at the focus of this controvery is Professor James Tillman, Director of the Viking Computer Facility.  My son and I last spoke with him on October 6, 2010 at 4:15 PM Eastern Time.  The second man of interest is Henrik Kahanpää at the Finnish Meteorological  Institute. He designed the pressure sensor used on Phoenix and Mars Science Laboratory. Although Henrik has not corresponded with us directly since December 15, 2009, he is a regular visitor to three web sites that my son and I maintain. He has agreed with us that something stinks with respect to how NASA has handled its approach to deriving or at least publishing correct information about Martian air pressure and weather, but he is likely constrained by the fact that he is part of the REMS Team that publishes Martian weather for NASA.

    The real thread of information here seems to go as follows:

    (1) The evidence that our Government has misinformed us about the nature of the Martian atmosphere. For this, see the MarsCorrect.Com Site Contents. 

    (3) The means of alien propulsion that brought you to this page.

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