T.E. Bearden claims in this work that the Soviet Union developed scalar electromagnetic technology during the Cold War. He discusses how Nikola Tesla originally elucidated the theory of scalar electromagnetics at the turn of the century, but was largely ignored in the west. The Soviets however, saw the utility of Tesla's theories and applied them to the development of weapons of mass distruction heretofore unseen in the western world. The author explains both the theories involved and details about the successful Soviet weapons projects.
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It is the author's contention that Maxwell's original electromagnetic theory incorrectly deleted scalar terms in the equations of electromagnetics. He then re-introduces these terms, and explains the arresting consequences that, according to Lt. Col. Bearden, only the Soviet Union was privy to during the Cold War.
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A revelation of Russian use of the HAARP capabilities.,
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This review is from: Fer De Lance: A Briefing on Soviet Scalar Electromagnetic Weapons (Plastic Comb)
Tells how Russia was ahead of the USA in perfecting our HAARP technology. Has pictures of the weapons and protective devices created from the low frequency technology of Tesla.
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VERY INTERESTING,
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This review is from: Fer De Lance: A Briefing on Soviet Scalar Electromagnetic Weapons (Plastic Comb)
Seemed to explain a lot of things that are taking place in the Pacific Northwest and Southern States right now. Also the thoughts about magnetic propulsion without fuel are very thought provoking, since I have seen this demonstrated in the form of an electrical generator, which ran for a year without any energy consumption, except the use of the electromagnetic waves supplied by the Earth's rotation and gravity. Too bad Tom Edison beat Nikoli out in the energy race electricity might be much less expensive today.
2 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
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Weird science describes super weapons,
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This review is from: Fer De Lance: A Briefing on Soviet Scalar Electromagnetic Weapons (Plastic Comb)
This book is presented as a set of presentation slides that describe a tremendous weapons capability developed by the Russians based on a solution to the grand unification of forces. Supposedly the weapons use the theories to create gravitational beams which penetrate armor and then convert into electromagnetic beams frying the insides of tanks and missiles. A lot of doubtful assumptions go into making the theory work and the supporting evidence is questionable. I have to rate the book as neutral. It is definately bad science but I'm not sure yet that its goal was to be good science
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