Illumination
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There are the ancient legends on the "eternal" lamps, which operate for hundreds of years without a visible source of energy and oxygen. For example, they were found in the Egyptian tombs during their robberies.
In 1930s, a German inventor Karl Schappeller [1] obtained a stable aetheric annular vortex-plasmoid called the "glowing magnetism". He used the permanent magnets and the spiral electromagnets, which were filled by the electret (ferroelectric). The permanent magnets and the grounding were fixing the vortex position by the magnetic and electrostatic forces, using a large Earth’s capacitance. Launching was produced by a pulse of current in the electromagnets, when the circuit with a battery was closed through the ground.
The electrochemical cells were able to make in the ancient world. The archaeologists have found in the ancient Persia area the clay jars with the metal parts, which are very similar to the electrodes (see "Baghdad Battery").
See also
References
- ↑ Cyril W. Davson "The Physics of The Primary State of Matter And Application Through The Primary Technique"
Elverton London, 1955, 352 pages
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