1930 August, 17: Mr. Russell Finds Scientists Too Ready to Accept Theory - His Attempt at Reformation not Based on Metaphysics

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New York Times, August 17, 1930, Sunday
Section: Educational, Page 46, 6020 words

MR. RUSSELL FINDS SCIENTISTS TOO READY TO ACCEPT THEORY
His Attempt at reformation
not Based on Metaphysics, He Declares

To the Editor of The New York Times:

Keely donation requested

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Good day. Could someone please donate PDF's or the physical books to MERLib - the Modern Energy Research Library? They were written by John Ernst Worrell Keely. Please get in touch by emailing esaruoho@gmail.com if you have these books.

I. Theoretical Expose or Philosophical Analysis of VibroMolecular, Vibro-Atomic, and Sympathetic Vibro-Etheric Forces, as applied to induce Mechanical Rotation by Negative Sympathetic Attraction.

Ever-growing (=unfinished) list of New York Times articles featuring Walter Russell

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If you are interested in perceiving the type of splash that Walter Russell made when he started writing to The New York Times, here are a few articles that might get you started. 

Request//TODO: If you are able to grab PDFs or the full text of these articles, please share with us ( esaruoho@icloud.com )
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New York Times, April 18, 1930
Page 23, 1162 Words

Walter Russell - An Open Letter to Science

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Gentlemen:

This Open Letter to the World of Science, accompanied by a Treatise on The Russell Cosmogony, is being sent to approximately 350 members of our National Academy of Science and Royal Society of London, 100 Universities, and 300 leading newspapers.

This announcement with its new concept of Light, Matter, Energy, Electricity and Magnetism is a simple yet complete, consistent and workable cosmogony which will enable future scientists to visualize the universe as ONE WHOLE, and will open the door to the New Age of Transmutation.

A Viktor Schauberger Experiment from Our Senseless Toil

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An Experiment 

A small and unassuming experiment reveals a great law.

Take a vessel, fill it with sand, insulate the sides and the base from the effects of external temperature. By placing ice at the bottom of the vessel a temperature of +4°C (39.2°F) can be produced artificially - conditions will be created which are to be found inside the Earth.

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