New Energy Technologies Magazine nr 3 2005.pdf - Index of

is only a minor and secondary influence of the
tremendous force hidden in that mystery. The
influence of this force had been discovered by
chance. One day the inventor was investigating
an influence of aether flows on fine sand
scattered on the floor; aether currents twisted
the sand in the form of ropes. And suddenly a
piece of granite, which lied as a stop for the door,
disintegrated before his eyes. He took the hint
and, some days later, made a vibratory
disintegrator.
Dispersion is more complex and delicate, and
Keely can as easily split matter’s atom as its
molecules. But to what extent Apparently, he
can split it to aether or a hypothetical
substance, which existence is postulated by
modern scientists though they know nothing
about its nature besides the fact that it had been
invented by themselves. While did Keely
considers it as not a supposition but a real thing
just as his own shoes. Actually, it is the initial
substance of all matters. (The editors: A
similar point of view and even an experiment
is described in Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s story
called “A discovery of Rolf Hose”).
As for the gravitation law, from the standpoint
of Keely’s experiments, it is not completely
convincing or, at least, is just one of
manifestations of the more overall law, which
provides for mutual change of attraction and
repulsion processes. One of small Keely’s
experiments is the following: a piece of wire is
winded around an iron cylinder with a weight
of some hundreds of kilograms. When the force
is moving along the wire, it is as easy to lift and
carry the cylinder by a finger as if the cylinder
is just a piece of cork. Recently the
experimenter, without assistance, moved a
vibratory motor with a power of 500 horsepowers
from one part of his workshop to
another making no scratches on the floor.
Amazed engineers confirmed that they could
not move it without a windlass, which could
have been installed only if the roof was
removed. Such an operation becomes possible
if a device is designed, which, being polarized
by a force of negative attraction (i.e. repulsion),
will rise and move under the influence of an
aether flow with a speed of 500 miles per hour
in any direction. This is, essentially, a principle
of Keely’s airship.
Later, he used the same force in optics. He
placed three wires around microscope’s lenses
and, thus, increased its magnification up to what
is reached by the biggest telescope in the world.
When the history of his discoveries and
inventions will be published, a story of John
Worrell Keely will be the most amazing story
in the annals of geniuses’ history. The people of
tomorrow will hardly believe that, in the last
quarter of the XIX century, a man who was able
to fathom the essence of nature decrees,
cognizant of its elusive forces, which could be
used for mankind’s liberation from hard work
making most people’s lives a misery, was
doomed to die of starvation. There was no one
lavish, generous, unselfish enough to furnish the
capital for the purpose, which did not promise
immediate benefit, among neither businessmen,
stockbrokers, literary men nor cultural workers...
The forces controlled by Keely still have no
practical application and cannot be compelety
understood until the world is ready to accept
them for its good. Keely himself is sure that the
world will undoubtedly benefit from his
inventions... Keely’s discoveries have a secret
aspect. He does not, possibly, realize it himself
but it is up to him whether they will be
recognized (due to the return, or sympathetic,
vibration of even more spiritual aether than that
Keely talks about) in order to get harmonized with
the common system of the modern civilization and
manifest in mankind’s material life.
According to the opinion of the growing
number of intellectuals, inventions and
discoveries of our century have already proven
their rather malignancy than good. They
improved the global standard of living but, at
the same time, considerably decreased a
possibility to buy the facilities they had created
a need for. Advantages, which appeared since
steam and machines had been invented, became
available for only a minority... However, Keely
thinks that his inventions will allow to restore
this disturbed balance.
It is considered now that Keely’s discoveries
are aimed at increase of human control over
material nature, which already increased during
the last hundred years. The world is not ready
for appearance of such amazing forces at this
stage of human life. Mankind is still too selfish,
44 New Energy Technologies #3(22) 2005