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International Symposium on New Energy, Denver, April 1993: the programme
Unsigned · the International Association for New Science's announcement · 1 March 1993
International Symposium on New Energy
April 16-18, 1993. Radisson Hotel, 1550 Court Place, Denver, Colorado. Sponsored by International Association for New Science.
Topics: Zero-Point Energy • Vortex Mechanics • Cold Fusion • Scalar Wave Theory • Gravitational Effects • Magnetic Motors • Transmutation of Elements • N-Machines
Over 20 international speakers. Registration $110 before March 1st, $130 until April 1st, and $150 at the door. For more information contact: International Association for New Science, 1304 South College Avenue, Fort Collins, Colorado, 80524, Phone (303) 482-3731.
The schedule, as announced
The newsletter prints Saturday and Sunday first and the Friday workshops last; they are put in date order here. Speakers listed together in one slot shared it.
| When | Speakers and titles |
|---|---|
| Friday 16 April, 7:00–8:45 p.m. (evening workshops) | Charles Yost, Electro-dynamic Propulsion Research; Stan Meyer, Atomic Energy Balance of Water using Water as a New Energy Source; William Baumgartiner, Vortex Mechanics; Harold Aspden, The Physics of the Magnetic Energy Source |
| Friday 16 April, 9:00–10:45 p.m. | Don Kelly, Earth's Gravity to the Tri-field Relationships; Roy McAlister, Precision Spark Injection Business Opportunity; Paramahamsa Tewari, Generation of Electrical Power from Space at Over-unity Efficiency; Bob Beutlitch, to be announced |
| Saturday 17 April, 8:30–9:20 a.m. | Paramahamsa Tewari, Generation of Cosmic Energy and Matter from Absolute Space (Vacuum); Hans Petermann, The New Science |
| 9:30–10:20 | Patrick Bailey, A Unique Class of Alternative Catalysts for Fuel Cell Applications that Replace the Need for Precious Metals; Henry Monteith, The Litraonics Microscope; Frano Barbir, Hydrogen Energy Technologies: Pathways to Commercialization |
| 10:30–11:20 | William Baumgartiner, Energy Extraction from Vortex; Hal Fox, Impact of Cold Fusion and Other Enhanced Energy Systems; Donald Kelly, The Status of Free Energy |
| 1:30–2:20 p.m. | Toby Grotz, Working Models of Free Energy & Transmutation Systems; Toy McAlister, Smart Plugs Clean the Atmosphere; Andrew Michrowski, The Chernetskii Papers/The Vacuum Energy Connection |
| 2:30–3:20 | Harold Aspden, The World's Energy Future; Panos T. Pappas, The Three Conservation Laws of Nature: Energy, Momentum and Angular Momentum; Marcos Rodine, The Dandelion Puff Principle based upon Point Energy Creation Physics |
| 3:30–4:20 | Harold Puthoff, Quantum Zero-Point Energy (ZPE), Condensed-Charge Technology (CCT), and Engineering Application; Dale Pond, Substantiation and Standardization of the New Paradigm; George Hathaway, Experiments with a Unipolar Dynamo of Novel Construction |
| Sunday 18 April, 8:30–9:20 a.m. | Tim Binder, Present Establishment Science's Incomplete Visions of Universal Processes; Ken MacNeill, The World Control Factor: "Energy" |
| 9:30–10:20 | Stefan Marinov, The Self-accelerating Generator VENETINCOLIU Produces Free Energy; Bob Beutlitch, From Metaphysics to "Physics 2001"; Jeff Hayes, Tesla's Plan, A Comprehensive Solution |
| 10:30–11:20 | Troy Reed, The Reed Magnetic Motor; Ken Shoulders, The Use of Electron Clusters as Triggers for Nuclear Events; John Bockris, Cold Fusion |
| 11:30–1:20 | Banquet; speaker, Dennis Weaver |
| 1:30–2:20 p.m. | Moray King, The Basics of Zero-Point Energy Technology; Charles Yost, Electric Propulsion for Spacecraft |
| 2:30–3:20 | John Stover, Motational Electric Fields; Paul Brown, Radioisotopic Energy Conversion Utilizing a Solid-State Contract Potential Difference Cell; Stanley Meyer, Atomic Energy Balance of Water |
| 3:30–4:20 | Ron Kovac, A New Portable Power Motor Pack Used to Test New Energy Ideas and Sources; Peter Graneau, Concept of a Capillary Fusion Reactor; Scott McKie, PODMOD |
Meyer at Denver
Meyer had two sessions, and the programme dates both. The Friday evening workshops, 7:00 to 8:45 p.m., list four speakers for the one slot of an hour and three quarters, so they ran side by side in separate rooms rather than one after another. On Sunday he had the 2:30 slot with Stover and Brown.
The evening workshop tape. The archive holds a tape of Meyer introduced for "this evening's workshop", in a file titled for a 1993 symposium in Colorado, with nothing in it naming the place or the date: the whole tape. Denver on Friday 16 April 1993 is the only evening workshop in Colorado that year the archive knows of, and the tape runs 98 minutes, which fits a slot of 105. That is a strong match, not a proof: the tape itself would settle it only if a recording of the Sunday session, or the symposium's own videotapes, turned up to compare. The Institute for New Energy sold "an informative and recommended videotape of his 1993 ISNE presentation", according to Bailey and Grotz that October.
The paper. Meyer's paper in the proceedings, "Atomic Energy Balance of Water … Using Water as Fuel", is pages 389 to 407, with ten figures; Fusion Facts abstracted it in May 1993, and its text matches WFC 424. Gary Johnson, who later wrote to New Energy News about the Water Fuel Cell papers, heard Meyer speak here (his letter).
Who else was in the room. The list is a good census of Meyer's world in 1993: Patrick Bailey and Toby Grotz, whose IECEC review that August put him on its short list; Moray King; Harold Aspden, who would report the cancelled House of Lords meeting three years later; Peter Graneau, whose water-arc explosions Meyer cited as confirmation; Roy McAlister; John Bockris; and Andrew Michrowski, who spoke next to Meyer again at the 1997 symposium (the 1997 proceedings).
The original
Provenance
- Shelf
- Press coverage
- Page
- 20
- Issue
- Volume 4, number 9
- Byline
- Unsigned; the International Association for New Science's announcement
- Patent office record
- newenergytimes.com →
- Rights
- Fusion Facts is copyright 1993 by the Fusion Information Center, Inc., Salt Lake City. The archive reproduces only the items about Meyer, as a record of what was printed at the time, and claims nothing in them; the whole issue is in the Center's archive at New Energy Times, linked above.
- Caption
- Fusion Facts, March 1993, page 20, the programme as announced.
- Citation
- Fusion Facts, Salt Lake City, Volume 4, number 9, March 1993, pp. 20, by Unsigned; the International Association for New Science's announcement
- Publication
- Fusion Facts, Salt Lake City
- Transcription
- OCR of the New Energy Times copy of the issue, read against the page image. Names and titles are as printed, misprints included: "Toy McAlister" is Roy McAlister, "Marcos Rodine" is Marko Rodin, and "Contract Potential" is contact potential.