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Alexander Franklin Mayer, the Jay Pritzker Fellow in Theoretical Physics, has come up with a theory that threatens to overturn the conventional wisdom of modern physics. One might suggest that repeated self-congratulations, denigration of others, and gratuitous use of quotations are ultimately irrelevant, but he knows how to weave a good scientific tale.
Mayer has developed [...]

Natan Weissman explains away recent claims regarding a machine known as the Perepiteia rotating machine that purportedly outputs far more electrical energy than is added to the system.
The so-called “Perepiteia” generator is demonstrated in a test setup driven by a motor taken from a Ryobi bench grinder. The acceleration behavior of the system as a [...]

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