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Eugene Franklin Mallove (June 9, 1947 – May 14, 2004) was an
American scientist,
science writer, editor, and
publisher of
Infinite Energy magazine, and...
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euphemism for
perpetual motion. The
magazine was
founded by the late
Eugene Mallove, who was its editor-in-chief, and is
owned by the non-profit New Energy...
- math
calculations see
Mallove,
Eugene F.; Matloff,
Gregory L. (1989). The Star
Flight Handbook. Wiley. ISBN 978-0-471-61912-3.
Mallove,
Eugene (1989). The...
- suppressed, har****ed, or
killed for
their research are
Stanley Meyer,
Eugene Mallove, and
Nikola Tesla. Free
energy proponents claim that
Tesla developed a...
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alternative energy theories have
included Thomas Henry Moray,
Eugene Mallove, and
convicted American fraudster Stanley Meyer.
Conspiracy theorists often...
- Insomnia.
George Lutz,
known for the
Amityville Horror. The late
Eugene Mallove, cold
fusion advocate. The late Jim Marrs,
author mostly known for "Crossfire"...
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Forward in 1989.
Further analysis of the
concept was done by Landis,
Mallove and Matloff,
Andrews and others. A
large diameter beam is
required so that...
- 1989, p. 39 US DOE 1989, p. 36 US DOE 1989, p. 37 ****zenga 1993, p. 165
Mallove 1991, pp. 246–248
Rousseau 1992. Salamon, M. H.; Wrenn, M. E.; Bergeson...
- Flight. Springer. doi:10.1007/978-1-4614-0607-5. ISBN 978-1-4614-0606-8.
Mallove,
Eugene (1989). The
Starflight Handbook. John
Wiley & Sons, Inc. ISBN 978-0-471-61912-3...
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carrying fuel.
Further analysis of the
concept was done by Landis,
Mallove and Matloff,
Andrews Lubin, and others.
Forward proposed pushing a sail...
