The Tesla Science Foundation is calling for papers for its 2011 Tesla Science Conference. Events will be held July 7-10 at Two Liberty Place, 32nd Floor, 1601 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, PA. Topics of interest are: the life and times of Nikola Tesla, Tesla’s machines or patents, bioelectrotherapeutics, bioelectromagnetism, Tesla coils, alternative energy, alternative propulsion, electromagnetism, aether and aether-like theories, ball lightning, and “other.” For details, visit http://www.nikolateslaclub.com
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Tesla coil built by Richard Hull, founder of Tesla Coil Builders of Richmond
Fusor neutron generator built and tested by networker Richard Hull.
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The Network assists individual research efforts to find a more efficient
means of space travel. By facilitating cooperation among experimenters
and providing an open forum for the exchange of information and ideas,
the Network provides a medium for direct interaction among associates.
We urge independent researchers to utilize this avenue of communication.
It is an effective and low-cost way to increase understanding.
The Network welcomes individuals engaged in
experiments, analysis, conceptual thinking or research, who are willing
to interact with others. There are no membership dues. Participating
members might incur minimal costs for photocopying and postage. Networkers
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All that is required is an informal willingness to exchange ideas and
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research among individuals interested in the development of spacecraft.
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• Dissemination of time-critical information.
• Connecting of associates doing related
work.
• Cataloguing and filing of notes
to establish a record and date of accomplishment.
• Connections to researchers doing
similar work to combine talents and resources
for further investigation.
• Documentation, cataloguing and critiquing
of contributed information.
• Access to a secure and permanent
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• Honoring of confidentiality requests.
• Publication of work for international
recognition in the Electric Spacecraft Journal.
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