The archive
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A motoring site's explainer: Meyer, the Genepax car of 2008, and why none of them work. Kept as a specimen of how the story is told to a general reader thirty years on; the Militar...
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A second PolitiFact check, on an Instagram post about the buggy, rated False on the physics with a physicist quoted. Kept beside the 2021 check; together they are the mainstream ve...
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An encyclopedia-style page on the suppression conspiracy in general, with Meyer as a case. Kept for the record.
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Nelson's compilation: the Electronics World article of January 1991, Dan Danforth on molecular dissociation, the WFC news release of 1987–88, Raum & Zeit 1(6) of 1990, the patents...
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A copy of the Wikipedia article on a chemistry portal. Kept so a reader knows the encyclopedia is citing Wikipedia at one remove.
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A single large sheet of redrawn Meyer circuits, unsigned, hosted where the encyclopedia found it. Kept so the citation resolves; the archive's own drawings are the memos'.
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A blog post that runs the Meyer story into a Musk rumour. Kept for the record.
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Naudin's open-source replication notes from 2008, with schematics and measurements. Kept as one of the earliest careful replications on the web.
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A classic-car site's retelling. Kept for the record; it is the page an earlier, hallucinated list of Dayton venues was wrongly attributed to.
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A New Zealand technology commentator's dismissal. Kept because of where it is from: Stan spoke in New Zealand in 1989, and Aardvark is the local sceptic's answer.
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A builder's guide to the VIC posted to LinkedIn. Kept as replication commentary; the archive's own VIC pages are the memos and the numerals catalogue.
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Not about Meyer either: an advocacy group's piece on misinformation and clean-energy policy, cited alongside the NPR report. Kept for the same reason.
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An Ohio true-mystery podcast's episode on Meyer. Kept because it is local and because the encyclopedia cites it twice under two addresses; the audio has not been transcribed.
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A technology site's retelling of the death and the conspiracy around it. Kept for the record of what circulates.
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A community post on a car site retelling the poisoning story and the sceptics' answer. Kept as one of the sources the encyclopedia leans on for the death; the archive's own account...
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A chemical engineer's column on why water cannot be a fuel: it is the ash of hydrogen's combustion, and splitting it costs at least the energy burning the hydrogen returns. Meyer i...
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An accelerator physicist's public talk on perpetual motion claims through history, with Meyer among the modern cases. Kept as the physicist's framing, in slides rather than prose.
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Not about Meyer. An NPR report on misinformation blocking wind and solar projects, cited by the encyclopedia for the general point that energy claims spread faster than their check...
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A short web biography, friendly to the claims. Kept for the record.
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A blog's 'flashback' on the patents. Kept for the record.
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The fifty-eight sources the Grokipedia articles on the water fuel cell and on Stan cite, gone through one by one: held in full, catalogued in the reference library, or not worth a...
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Four television reports on one tape: Channel 6 Columbus in 1986, the earliest footage of the buggy, with the Pentagon's lieutenant colonel and the 22 gallons from Los Angeles to Ne...
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A technical presentation of the cell, running under the head Wasser-Zelle across more than one issue of 1990: the gas-delay process, the spacing that stops the gas atoms regrouping...
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Hans-Joachim Ehlers's report on the first international free-energy congress, held by the Swiss free-energy association SAFE at Einsiedeln at the end of October 1989. Eight hundred...
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Hans-Joachim Ehlers introduces the water fuel cell to the German readership after the SAFE congress: eighteen US patents, about four hundred watts, an air-cooled 1500cc Volkswagen...
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The article that announced the Griffin Report. Ola Deräker's account of the British commission that visited Grove City from 19 to 22 October 1990, its three signatories, and its fi...
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Two and a half minutes of local television from Colorado Springs, Kurt Goff reporting on Stan's announcement at the Extraordinary Science conference.
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A television segment, Project Energy with David Schechter, on Stephen Meyer's water-modified fuel in the years after Stan's death, with Matt Simmons and Randy Udall on oil. Stephen...
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A 2020 video in which a YouTuber, uwantsun, reads from the Franklin County coroner's findings on Stan: the aneurysm, the wife's name, and the report's own account of the Cracker Ba...
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The fourth part, the third being missing: atomic destabilisation, Chernobyl and the water table, the muon, the hydrogen gun and electron extraction, vacuum energy and the gyroscopi...
