There are two kinds of video records: authentic (true) and non-authentic (false). Authentic video can be or has been validated, for example, notarized as part of an affidavit and therefore sworn under penalty of perjury.
A few non-validated photos are displayed below for illustrative purposes and identified accordingly.
Example: razor-blade-slit gashes in an oversized aluminum can (Figure 2) is a poor attempt to mimic a DEW-made hole in John Hutchison's Red Bull can (Figure 1).
Fake videos will not be accepted here as depicting real phenomena.
Fake stuff is fake and has no or negative value.
(last updated, 3/1/08)
Phenomenon
Photos of the Hutchison Effect
Anomalies at the WTC
Ace Baker's photo demonstrating this effect
Weird Fires
The fires seen near the toasted cars don’t seem to ignite the paper. Some photos show firemen walking very or even through them. Are they “cold” fires?
Some WTC pictures show flipped cars. Levitation is one of the Hutchison Effects. Objects are sometimes seen to levitate or if they don’t, they disintegrate. These effects are seen in this video clip
Sometimes, materials subjected to the Hutchison Effect seem to change at an elemental level – could this be the explanation for the rapid rusting – steel is turned into Iron?
Video 1. John Hutchison Can Experiment
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Notice that the can bends and deforms, like its taking a bow. It "jellifies" momentarily. On Jim Fetzer's radio show, Ace baker even describes this anomalous bending and deforming that the can goes through.
This video of the Red Bull Can can be downloadable here: mpg. (3.2 MB) Source: redbull.swf
Added: January 09, 2008 From: adjuk
See what happens as the boat is subjected to John's field effects
Figure 2. Ace's make-believe Red Bull Can (larger than the Red Bull can and easier to cut) which has appears to have been damaged by razor blade gashes and candle smoke and perhaps needlenose pliers. Perhaps he thought that the larger can might make it easier to maneuver his razor blade. It can safely be assumed that this can was not damaged by DEW.
Video 3.“The Hutchison Effect” producing anomalous fires on the boat.
This video can be downloadable here: mpg. (4.7 MB)
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Added: January 09, 2008 From: adjuk
See what happens as the boat is subjected to John's field effects
Video 4.Ace Baker's attempt to reproduce the boat experiment
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John Hutchison's Levitation of Water
Ace Baker's Attempt to Levitate Water
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Figure 1.Water levitation with “The Hutchison Effect”
Perhaps Ace Baker believes this was filmed upside down?
As mentioned in Wikipedia, many armchair skeptics have presented explanations for how the footage of the Hutchison-Effect might be faked. Often cited as an example is a piece of video shot by Peter Von Puttkamer in 2003 showing what appears to be a toy UFO suspended on a string as evidence. The video, which aired in a Canadian television broadcast, includes a narrative that describes a single-wire transmission system that John was experimenting with on a particular day. It is not considered to be part of the "classic" Hutchison-Effect, and has no bearing on the veracity of experimental footage shot during the 1980's. The experiment and its intent has been often misinterpreted due to early streaming-video of the footage, which excluded the explanatory narrative.
(0:09:59) URL Toy UFO on a string, original footage (2:40 - 5:00)
Shown at a presentation in Seattle, WA May 29, 2008.
Added: June 26, 2008
From: adjuk
Formal schooling ends after grade 8 for a period of 3 years; lessons from private tutor in radio astronomy, physics and chemistry. Self-taught in physics, especially as related to Nikola Tesla's research.
First laboratory, at home
1965
Electrical experiments using household circuit-outlet results in initial insights of energy production with Tesia-inspired technology.
1968
Production of three small free energy units with no input and resulting output of 10 volts at 500 milliAmps.
1970
Onset of larger-sized Lynn Valley laboratory, located in North Vancouver 13 tons of apparti include gravity antennas. Some personally developed set-ups are partly based on Tesla-inspired technology, along with one-of-a-kind test equipment acquired from army surplus supply.
1979
Breakthrough with anti-gravity Field and disruption in metals ~ lévitation of objects, transmutation in metals. First material testing results of metal samples indicate that In the disruption process, the energy required to produce effects was at least one billion times greater than the 4,000 Watt input used. The results are known as the Hutchison Effect by the scientific community.
Association with Alexis Pezarro, of Vancouver and George Hathaway, Toronto electrical engineer Pharos Technologies Ltd. is founded. Partnership with Pharos lasts 6 years. Further development and control over Hutchison Effect is achieved
1983
Start of U.S. Government interest. Demonstration of Hutchison Effect to U.S. Army Intelligence, and the Los Alamos Laboratory. Demonstration videotaped by these and other U.S. scientists. Metal samples taken for laboratory analysis.
Test results were not released.
1984
Demonstration to Washington State University and Fort Worth Army Command, Texas.
Interviews by BCTV News and other TV stations.
1985
Demonstration to McDonnell Douglas Corporation's Jack Houck, in cooperation with Los Alamos laboratories and U.S. Army Intelligence.
Jack Houck introduces the question of psychokinetic component taking place in the Hutchison Effect,
Laboratory demonstration test results and video documentation of McDonnell Douglas Corporation (Department of Advance Systems and Technology) released.
CKVU-TV Vancouver news story.
1986
Canadian Scientific and Technical Intelligence Agency investigates Hutchison Effect.
Further testing, leading to greater mastery of effect.
North American and European laboratories indicate same results of atomic changes in samples.
700 demonstrations in 16 years.
1989
Invited by European scientists to Austria and Germany. During 2-year period, new discoveries in subatomic physics and in elimination of radioactivity.
In 1989, Hutchison was contacted by Prince Hans Adam Liechtenstein expressing an interest in my experiments and research. Hutchison has been in communication with him since that time.
In 1989, Hutchison had taken a trip to Germany to do some work at the Max Planck Institute. He planned to have equipment shipped over there, but during his time away, government officials took the lab equipment while it was in transit and while it was in the previous lab installation.
Lawyers Hogson and Kowasky worked on Hutchison's behalf to get the equipment shipped safely by Rolf Kiperling.
Judge Paris set up a B.C. Supreme Court order to protect the lab equipment.
The Vancouver Sun ran the story of the lab equipment seizure on the cover of the Feb 22, 1990 edition. At this time, Henry Champ of NBC got involved in covering the story while Hutchison was in Germany.
Around this time, George Hathaway, Col. John Alexander and some people at Sandia Labs (USA) and Washington D.C. were still involved in analyzing my experiments, but they did not intervene in the seizure of the lab equipment.
Tour of California and New Mexico.
Worldwide offers of research partnership; rejects all offers.
1990
Return to Vancouver to find the laboratory destroyed by Canadian Government officials.
George Lisacase formed a company called Pinnacle Oil International and he stole some of the energy cell technology Hutchison had developed and used it for oil prospecting. George Lisacase also has/had videos of levitation demonstrations as well as photos of free energy tests and experiments.
1991
Scientists offer to participate in psychotronic research and in development of anti-Gravity propulsion; no interest expressed.
Also around 1991, an article on the Hutchison Effect was published in several places - Raum und Zeit [Space and Time], the Newsletter of the Planetary Association for Clean Energy, the Electric Spacecraft Journal, "Extraordinary Science", and a publication called "Space Power".
Film documentary on UFO's with Hutchison Effect aired in 20 countries.
1992
Hutchison Effect published in Raum und Zeit [Space and Time], Newsletter of the Planetary Association for Clean Energy, Electric Spacecraft Journal, Extraordinary Science, and Space Power
1993
TVASAHI interview aired April 6, 1993 in Japan.
Japanese book about Hutchison Effect published by Nobuo Yokoyama,as part of Tokyo Free Energy Project.
Studies in theoretical physics of combining subatomic physics with space, time and energy.
Model of Gravity Propulsion developed.
March: Contract signed and partnership with International Energy, Kirkland, Washington.
1994
Hutchison Converter. Barium Titanate crystals resonating to extract 6 Watt continuous electric power output for about 6 months, until dismantled.
1995
Smaller-sized converter developed for Japanese tour, demonstrated in Hiroshima, before TV.
Newer "dirt cheap" version developed, utilizing selected rocks in chemical solution.
1996
Laboratory assembled with electric and electronic gear salvaged from Canadian Navy vessels.
Also around 1996 actress Caroline Allart felt the force fields from Hutchison's experiments with Barium Titanate samples.
1997
More levitation experiments were demonstrated to members of the company "Harry Delighter Productions" and they put these in a video called "Free Energy — The Hunt for Zero Point".
2000
Premises were raided by the local New Westminster Police Department and other people with them photographed things in Hutchison's apartment during the raid.
Jim Cherry of "World Wireless Productions" (for Miramax motion pictures) witnessed the effect of the floor of Hutchison's apartment starting to buckle or roll. This event was also recorded on video. Jim Cherry was with a team that included a News Week reporter and one from TIME Magazine.
2001
On April 29 2001, some demonstrations of free energy experiments/technology were given to Hiroshi Yamabe of Japan and Thomas Messer of Germany.
2003
More demonstrations were given to Gryphon Productions TV for their "Beyond Invention" series and Wesley Baker was interviewed in the program, as he had witnessed similar demonstrations given by me in the 1980’s.
2004-2005
In the period 2004-2005, Bruce Burgess of Blue Book Films worked on another film project with Hutchison.
Also in the period 2004-2005, Hutchison made attempts to retrieve copies of official reports about his experiments through FOIA requests in Canada and the USA, but nothing of value was released to him.
Between June 2004 and April 2005, Hutchison experienced a significant increase in enquiries from a number of organizations such as NASA, the Pentagon and from SAIC. Some of them requested he send videos.
Lama Lee, who lived quite close to Hutchison, reported to news crews about metal ornaments "dissolving" in her apartment, near the time he had done some of his experiments.
Mayor M. Wright of New Westminster visited Hutchison's apartment because he said he had gotten reports of concrete breaking or cracking and citizens being in distress, apparently following some of Hutchison's experiments.
April 2005, Hutchison spoke on Art Bell’s US "Coast to Coast" radio show and discussed the likelihood of the replication of his technology by other groups within the military.
Japan TV aired a program called "x51. files" which included videos of Hutchison's experiments. Also, around this time Harold Berndt of Surrey, BC filmed some demonstrations of effects and posted a video on the American Antigravity Website.
Also in 2005, Hutchison sent a video to the Air Force Division of the Pentagon and one to NASA.
2006
In 2006 a group from National Geographic TV filmed odd vibrations and fires during Hutchison's experiments.
Also near that time, Nancy O' Donnell a TV director and others from Chinese TV saw and/or filmed melting rubber and steel during Hutchison's experiments.
In 2006 several other groups filmed effects on Redbull cans and other effects on a toy ship. These effects included "lightning bolts" and water foaming.
Again in 2006, videos of Hutchison's experiments were shown to 400 staff officers at the Pentagon and it received standing ovation.
On Dec. 22, 2006 John Ealer of Motion Picture Productions came to film Hutchison's experiments for a program called "Earth's Black Holes" (which was aired on the History Channel in January 2008).
2007
In November 2007, Hutchison was visited by Dr. Ludwig of Germany, Jeane Manning, Peter Scholls and others and they took more videos of his experiments.
Hutchison asserts that others who have expressed interest in his work, or offered letters of recommendation include Dr. Yaho, Caroline Sutherland, Joe Clark, Dr. Hal Puthoff (See Figure 8), Dr. Robert W Koontz (see Figure 9) and MP Chuck Cook (See Figure 2 and Figure 3).
4 February 2008
Rediscovering Lost Technologies: John Hutchison, discoverer of The Hutchison Effect is the guest of Richard Syrett on "the Richard Syrett Show," Listen edited: (mp3)
11-12:30 EST (8-9:30 PM/PST) on CFRB: http://www.cfrb.com/
9 February 2008
John Hutchison is on "Your Money's Worth," 97.1 KLSX-FM in Los Angeles.
Your Money's Worth is Co-hosted by Deanna Despot, Michelle Parisi, and Ryan Tomlinson, Listen : (mp3), www.fortunemarket.net/radio.php#/
12-1 PM EST (9-10 AM/PST) on 97.1 KLSX-FM:
28 February 2008
Interview: John Hutchison and Judy Wood are the guests of Jim Fetzer
on "The Dynamic Duo" Listen edited: (mp3)
5-7 PM/EST (2-4 PM/PST) on GCN: www.gcnlive.com (ch. 4)
Does Jim Fetzer attempt to discredit John Hutchison? Fetzer makes no scientific argument with the evidence.
Civil Engineering, 1981 (Structural Engineering), Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, Virginia.
*M.S.
Engineering Mechanics (Applied Physics), 1983, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, Virginia.
*Ph.D.
Materials Engineering Science, 1992, from the Department of Engineering Science and Mechanics at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in Blacksburg, Virginia.
Former Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering
Taught courses including:
- Experimental Stress Analysis,
- Engineering Mechanics,
- Mechanics of Materials (Strength of Materials)
- Strength of Materials Testing
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WPFW, weourselves.org, Ambrose I. Lane 14 January 2008
Interview: Andrew Johnson and Judy Wood were the guests of Ambrose Lane on "www.weourselves.org" Listen: (mp3)(9.8 MB)
10-11 AM/EDT on wpfw: www.weourselves.org
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WPFW, weourselves.org, Ambrose I. Lane 18 January 2008
Interview: Andrew Johnson, Judy Wood, and John Hutchison were the guests of Ambrose Lane on "www.weourselves.org" Listen: (mp3)(14.2 MB)
10-11 AM/EDT on wpfw: www.weourselves.org
(1/18/08)
Description: Dr Judy Wood & Andrew Johnson on WPFW - We Ourselves 14th Jan 2008. Dr Wood and Andrew Johnson discuss that it looks as if the WTC was destroyed by some type of techonology related to the Hutchison Effect
See drjudywood.com/articles/JJ See www.hutchisoneffect.ca
Description: Dr Judy Wood John Hurchison & Andrew Johnson on WPFW - We Ourselves 18th Jan 2008. Dr Wood, John Hutchison and Andrew Johnson discuss how it looks as if the WTC was destroyed by some type of techonology related to the Hutchison Effect. John discusses aspects of the effect and who has been to see him.
See drjudywood.com/articles/JJ See www.hutchisoneffect.ca
Recent Radio and TV appearances
11 October 2007
Interview: John R Moffett asked Jim Fetzer to arrange an interview/debatebetween him (John Moffett) and Judy Wood, as guests of Jim Fetzer,
on "The Dynamic Duo" Listen (mp3)
UPDATE: John Moffett backed out just before the show. Jerry Leaphart talked about the qui tam case.
5-7 PM/EDT on GCN: http://www.gcnlive.com (ch. 4)
7 February 2008
Interview: John Hutchison and Judy Wood are the guests of guest host Morgan Reynolds on "The Dynamic Duo"
5-7 PM/EST (2-4 PM/PST) on GCN: www.gcnlive.com (ch. 4)
Listen edited: (mp3)(0 MB)
28 February 2008
Interview: John Hutchison and Judy Wood are the guests of Jim Fetzer
on "The Dynamic Duo" Listen edited: (mp3)
5-7 PM/EST (2-4 PM/PST) on GCN: www.gcnlive.com (ch. 4)
Does Jim Fetzer attempt to discredit John Hutchison? Fetzer makes no scientific argument with the evidence.
As mentioned in Wikipedia, many armchair skeptics have presented explanations for how the footage of the Hutchison-Effect might be faked. Often cited as an example is a piece of video shot by Peter Von Puttkamer in 2003 showing what appears to be a toy UFO suspended on a string as evidence. The video, which aired in a Canadian television broadcast, includes a narrative that describes a single-wire transmission system that John was experimenting with on a particular day. It is not considered to be part of the "classic" Hutchison-Effect, and has no bearing on the veracity of experimental footage shot during the 1980's. The experiment and its intent has been often misinterpreted due to early streaming-video of the footage, which excluded the explanatory narrative.
As mentioned in Wikipedia, many armchair skeptics have presented explanations for how the footage of the Hutchison-Effect might be faked. Often cited as an example is a piece of video shot by Peter Von Puttkamer in 2003 showing what appears to be a toy UFO suspended on a string as evidence. The video, which aired in a Canadian television broadcast, includes a narrative that describes a single-wire transmission system that John was experimenting with on a particular day. It is not considered to be part of the "classic" Hutchison-Effect, and has no bearing on the veracity of experimental footage shot during the 1980's. The experiment and its intent has been often misinterpreted due to early streaming-video of the footage, which excluded the explanatory narrative.
John Hutchison's UFO COMBINATIONS OF HUTCHISON EFFECT AND T BROWNS HIGH VOLTAGE NOTICE DISTORTIONS, TINY UFO DIRECT CONNECT TT BROWN, MORE HIGH VOLTAGE AND ELECTROSTATICS
Assuming Ace Baker does not want to apply a double standard, let us use the same criteria Ace Baker and Jim Fetzer have used to judge John Hutchison to evealuate Ace Baker. (Fortunately for John Hutchison, many people in many countries are familiar with his work. He has a well-established track record for more than 40-years, with a set of scientific phenomena named after him, honored by peer review for his contributions to science.)
musician: recorded on film playing tunes from his iPod.
Shall we conclude he is a complete fraud? He uses this logic to promote "as proof" others are a fraud. Surely he does not apply a double standard.
Ace Baker posted the above (or similar) video on YouTube without the original audio track. He then made the statement, "John Hutchison was caught on film using a string," and implied this "proved" John Hutchison is a fraud. As can be seen in the above YouTube clips, Ace Baker presented the video out of context and implied John claimed it was levitation. He had not. Ace knows better and should retract his misleading and deceptive statements about this. In an email sent to several people, Ace said, "My motive is to get people to believe that Hutchison is a fake - that's my motive." [reference]
composer (and plagiarist) Compare:
Ace Baker's graphic for Blown to Kingdom Come states on it, "a song about 9/11 by ace baker," yet this tune, with very similar words, is copyrighted song, Have You Forgotten. Here, someone named "ace baker" is clearly claiming to be the author of this song.
I've not seen him play keyboard. Are we to simply take his word for it?
plays guitar
I have indeed seen him play a guitar. I won't judge how well or poorly he played. But, I can honestly state that he held what looked like a guitar in his hands, and appeared to make sound eminate from it. He may have even been "caught on film" doing this. But, that could have been video fakery. Actually, we can't be sure he was actually playing the guitar. He could be a fraud. Perhaps we should challenge him $100,000 to prove to our satisfaction that he's not a fraud.
This is one of the VERY few links for an "Ace Baker" that could be found on the internet. It's odd that someone approaching 50 years old, who claims to have been a musician for much of his life, has left little evidence of his existance prior his involvement with 9/11.
self-confessed fraud and con man and plagiarist (see evidence below)
Ace Baker admitted he had been dishonest and deceptive about the videos he presented. Is dishonest a good way to find the truth about something? Jim Fetzer defends Ace Baker's presenting a fake videa as real, saying that he had a motive for doing this. Hmmm... I'm not sure, but it seems that in order to be convicted of having committed a crime, "means, motive, and opportunity" need to be demonstrated. Is Fetzer trying to convince us that if someone has a motive to commit a crime, it isn't a crime? That makes no sense!
juggles
But then, again, we've only seen him juggle on video. So perhaps the juggling is also fake. Someone who lies about evidence has destroyed their credibility for the rest of their life.
science "self-taught"
Curiously, Jim Fetzer dismisses John Hutchison for being "self-taught." But, Jim Fetzer hasn't even established if Ace Baker graduated from the eighth grade, much less high school or college. Jim Fetzer has not even established if "Ace Baker" is the real name of a real person who really plays a guitar. I wonder why Jim Fetzer found it more important to grill John Hutchison on his source of income every year for the past 40 years than it was to discuss the Hutchison Effect or why the US Department of Defense, scientist from Los Alamos, and US Government physicists visited his lab for four months, videotaping all John wasdoing, and the Canadian Department of Defense "classified it.". Jim Fetzer certainly wasn't interested in finding out Ace Baker's source of income every year for the past 40 years.
economics "self-taught"
Ace Baker claims to be "self-taught" in this area as well. Are we to simply take his word for it?
Legal documents challenging those involved in the coverup of 9/11 filed by Ace Baker:
Recent Radio and TV appearances
27 February 2008
Interview: Ace Baker is the guest of Jim Fetzer
on "The Dynamic Duo" Listen edited: (mp3)
5-7 PM/EST on GCN: http://www.gcnlive.com (ch. 4)
Do Ace Baker and Jim Fetzer attempt to discredit or "debunk" John Hutchison? They make no scientific argument about the evidence. Ace Baker admits that Ace Baker makes fake videos.
We can only wonder why so much effort has been made to discredit John Hutchison and his work.
It has been often been said that the flack is the strongest when you're over the target.
Ace Baker caught making fake videos -- and confessed to it.
January 21, 2008, Ace Baker announced via email, "Success! I have reproduced the Hutchison Effect! Group, This is very exciting. I have reproduced the Hutchison Anti-Gravity Effect."
February 27, 2008, Ace Baker admitted he had lied and had made fake videos. Transcript: Introducing first-time guest, John Hutchison
6 April 2008, transcript by "Archie"
27 February 2008
Interview: Ace Baker is the guest of Jim Fetzer
on "The Dynamic Duo" Listen edited: (mp3)
5-7 PM/EST on GCN: http://www.gcnlive.com (ch. 4)
Do Ace Baker and Jim Fetzer attempt to discredit or "debunk" John Hutchison with no scientific argument about the evidence? Ace Baker admits that Ace Baker makes fake videos. The Hutchison Effect and 9/11 - An Ace in the Hole? 1 March 2008, by Andrew Johnson
As mentioned in Wikipedia, many armchair skeptics have presented explanations for how the footage of the Hutchison-Effect might be faked. Often cited as an example is a piece of video shot by Peter Von Puttkamer in 2003 showing what appears to be a toy UFO suspended on a string as evidence. The video, which aired in a Canadian television broadcast, includes a narrative that describes a single-wire transmission system that John was experimenting with on a particular day. It is not considered to be part of the "classic" Hutchison-Effect, and has no bearing on the veracity of experimental footage shot during the 1980's. The experiment and its intent has been often misinterpreted due to early streaming-video of the footage, which excluded the explanatory narrative.
Another common skeptical accusation is that Hutchison is "tilting the room" (presumably an enclosure that can be rotated on it's axis without changing the camera orientation). This is provided as evidence that simple camera trickery is used to provide the antigravity & levitation effects shown in a variety of Hutchison Effect videoclips. Close examination of the original "lost footage" clearly shows, however, that Hutchison's footage is shot in a variety of areas in concrete-floored rooms, and full-length footage often shows floor-to-ceiling camera-pans that would be impossible for a mounted camera to achieve.
To clarify for the record, the burden of proof appears to demonstrate that the Hutchison Effect is a real and demonstrable natural effect, and that Hutchison is not faking the effect for publicity, money, or other motives.
Interviews with Dr. George Hathaway, Col. John Alexander, and television crews from Japan, Europe, and several networks in North America all verify that documented effects have been witnessed by many people at once, caught on multiple cameras (both amateur and professional), and do not involve simple trickery.
Other skeptics have suggested that while the Effect is real, it is not a natural phemenon, but instead a "psychic" or "PK" (psychokinesis) effect. This seemingly outlandish notion is the result of a report filed by a Stanford Research Institute team in the 1980's, who were funded by INSCOM Colonel John Alexander and focused primarily on researching suspected psychic-phenomenon.
While this team verified that the Hutchison Effect did occur, they were unable to provide a scientific explanation for it, and thus described it as being psycho-kinetic in nature. Hutchison has speculated that the effect might also have been described as PK in order to keep it from being classified by the Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) as important to national security.
4C. THE HUTCHISON FILE from the Association's archives key documents, letters, notes, illustrations of the lift/disruption effect and crystal energy converter 83 p. 15.00 12.00
JOHN HUTCHISON - comprehensive portfolio by George Hathaway, P.Eng Theory, rationale and description of the lift and disruptive effects system
JOHN HUTCHISON - overview Highlights of demonstrations, including comments by George Hathaway, T. E. Bearden and A. Michrowski
JOHN HUTCHISON – Energy crystal Q cell Theory, rationale and description of the energy cell
John Hutchison and Tesla's Anti-Gravity Machines http://www.nottaughtinschools.com/John-Hutchison/Antigravity.html
Part 1: The Anti-Gravity Demonstrations & Overview!!!
Segment 1 (8 min): various news real footage showing the achievements of John Hutchison.
Segment 2 (20 min): The Actual Anti Gravity Levitation Footage (actual uncut version):
Segment 3 (40 min): Lecture and principles with Andrew Michrowski and Tom Bearden.
A very interesting and unique video. Many people talk about anti-gravity, but no one can show the goods. John Hutchison does show the goods. 20 minuets of this video is actual salvaged 'levitation footage'. All the pictures from this site are snap shots of the video. John Hutchison is one of the very few that stands up to his claims and allows media to come in and observe.
Hutchison Effect http://www.theverylastpageoftheinternet.com/otherdevices/hutchison/hutchison.htm The Hutchison Effect -- An Explanation, by Mark A. Solis
Jeanne Manning. (1992). "Rainbow in the Lab: The Hutchison Story," Electric Spacecraft Journal, Issue #4, April 1992, pages 13–20.
THE HUTCHISON EFFECT: A LIFT, DISRUPTION AND LUMINOUS ENERGY SYSTEM
Panacea - Building Our Children a Future http://www.panacea-bocaf.org/zpereferances.htm
ZERO POINT ENERGY - FREE ENERGY
- Hathaway,George / 1988 "The Hutchison Effect – A Lift and Disruptive System".
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Proceedings of the
INTERNATION SYMPOSIUM ON NEW ENERGY
Denver, Colorado, USA
April 16–18,1993
Miracle in the Void: The New Energy Revolution
Dr. Brian O'Leary, Hawaii and Stephen Kaplan, Portland, Oregon http://www.scimednet.org/Articles/SPSoleary.htm
Highly regarded Canadian inventor John Hutchinson has developed a solid state "crystal energy converter" made out of very common materials which is an electrical power source he claims behaves like a battery and never runs down. This small, self-running power source, which typically puts out DC power amounting to one or two volts, has produced up to six watts of power, and he believes it could be engineered to replace batteries and other power needs.4
"4. The Hutchison Effect; Rainbow in the Lab: The John Hutchison Story; Electrogravitics: Back to the Future; Thoughts on the Biefield-Brown Effect; Morton’s Space Drive"
"9. Tesla Coils and Electrostatics; Anomalous Radioactive Variations; Gravitation and Electrical Action; The Hutchison Effect Apparatus" http://www.coasttocoastam.com/guests/154.html
Saturday June 4th, 2005
The Hutchison Effect & UFOs
Ufologist David Sereda and inventor John Hutchison discussed the often difficult to duplicate Hutchison Effect and its relationship to UFO propulsion systems. The Hutchison Effect uses RF fields and electrostatic energy to create an "interdimensional... more >>
Host: Art Bell
Tuesday May 18th, 2004
The Hutchison Experiments
Self-taught scientist, John Hutchison, discussed his accidentally discovered Hutchison Effect which he described as a "Pandora's box" of levitation, transmuting metals, and the appearance of strange lights. The effects occurred when he set up an array... more >>
Host: George Noory
Friday June 27th, 2003
The Hutchison Effect
The "jellification" of metal and the levitation of objects were brought about by the "Hutchison Effect," explained Canadian-based inventor John Hutchison (website), Art Bell's guest on Friday's night. Using such items as Tesla coils and RF generators... more >>
Host: Art Bell
Monday January 28th, 2002
John Hutchison
Canadian inventor John Hutchison uses Tesla's inventions to create his high voltage anti-gravity lift, plus he has amazing crystal energy generators that run on zero point energy, and more. more >>
Host: Art Bell
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