SPG produces three times more power output than is consumed
Asian (World) News
For the Indian, Pakistani...Fiji Community West Coast
Vol. 1 Issue 6
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April 5 - April 11, 1987
Indian inventor harnesses power from empty space
New Delhi (Press Trust of India):
A revolutionary machine that extracts electricity from empty
space, built by an Indian scientist, has created a sensation in
the world scientific community.
The Space Power Generator (SPG) invented by Paramahamsa
Tewari of the Indian Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) has
been hailed as a breakthrough in energy generation.
Tewari demonstrated his unique machine last week at Hanover
in West Germany before an audience that included 1,500 scientists
from around the world, leading bankers, and representatives of
world-famous electrical firms.
The German Association for Gravity Field Energy (GAGFE),
which airlifted the machine from Bombay to Hanover for
exhibiting it to the world, adjudged it the best among
25 similar machines shown at the international conference.
Tewari has received the first prize (Rs.24,000) which, the
CAGFE said, was "in recognition of the eminent and irrefutable
achievements in research which Dr. Tewari has achieved for
the welfare of humanity and the honor of his Indian motherland."
Tewari's model is a magnetized conducting cylinder rotating
at high speed with the help of a motor. According to him,
the SPG produces three times more power output than is
consumed, defying known laws of science by which any
output cannot be greater than input.
According to Tewari, the excess power comes from empty
space between atoms of the rotating cylinder, confirming
his "space vortex theory" developed 12 years ago.
Tewari believes SPG's, generating as high as 50 kilowatts
of power from space can easily be built, providing a new
route for solving the energy problem.
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Before I worked with him 1979-92 in Santa Barbara,
20th Century Galileo Bruce DePalma (& Ed Delvers) Discover Rotation Force Field, "You have to watch the spinning balls, Princeton doesn't believe in Bruce DePalma, But then, of course, Bruce doesn't believe in Einstein," The Sunday Times Advertiser, Trenton, N.J. GAZETTE, Sunday, January 11, 1976, Page E 1
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Bruce DePalma and Paramahamsa Tewari
2 newspaper articles with commentary
The N-Machine, Violating the Laws of Physics, Santa Barbara Scientist Bruce DePalma, The Weekly, August 14, 1986; and
Energy From Space, An engineer's invention excites interest, Paramahamsa Tewari is a senior engineer with the Department of Atomic Energy's Nuclear Power Corporation, India Today, (December 1987)
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Tehachapi Tech Forum Update, Williams presentation regards Capital Hills Research Center, a proposed research center in Tehachapi to develop new-energy technologies, 1889 CENTENNIAL YEAR 1999, Tehachapi News, Wednesday, September 15, 1999
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