Tom Bearden - Evolving Ideas Conference 2of 3

Part 2 of Tom Bearden's contribution to the Evolving Ideas Conference in 1998.
It's a bit technical but sets the foundation for the later mind blowing implications of his well backed theories.

SEATTLE CONFERENCE 1998 - historically significant with Angstrom Science Award winner Richard C. Hoagland, physicist Lt. Col. Thomas E. Bearden (ret), former Chief of Celestial Mechanics: US Naval Observatory, astronomer Tom Van Flandern and, moderator, Elaine Smitha - 9 audio tapes (converted to mp3). This nearly 13 hour presentation marks the pivotal historic beginnings of far reaching relationships in science, astronomy and health. Revelations of technological research in electromagnetics and over-unity, antigravitics and the exploded planet theory as relates to mars-earth connections challenge traditional science. Hyperdimensional physics is alive and well in more ways than we can imagine. You will want to listen to these tapes over and over to digest the vast volume of information, too abundant to capture in one sitting.

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[mrsstrelica]

Whoever has posted this video has omitted last minute or so of the video, since next video does not continue after the end of this one. Tom has mentioned electron flow through wire and (video ends). Can this video be resubmitted so I can hear what tom had to say.

[00zeronian]

The omission in the video was not because of me... the only available verion came in 4 parts which didnt flow together very smoothly, however, if you would like to get the original version go ahead and seach for 'evolving ideas conference' on any bittorrent site. If then you find that I have in fact made a mistake, please do let me know!

[casstete1]

@engkngorks

would the ranque hilsch effect do ?

[TheNonElite]

@00zeronian is there any video from this conference? since he sometimes says "next slide" it would be helpful to se them to understand fully what he means.

[scasired]

His argument against transverse EM waves is flawed. The transverse nature of radio waves is a physical fact, else they could not be horizontally or vertically polarized.

[engkngorks]

generate potential energy from a transverse wave hhmmm, it could be in a vortex to create longitudinal waves, i love to figure it out :D