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**Lt_Apple** · 07-12-2008, 06:18 AM

If Stanley Meyer was such a fraud then why was he murdered? I believe that there was more to his invention than has been revealed from official sources.

Most of these over unity forms of electrolysis may in fact be ZPE (zero point energy) devices such as those that have been developed by Professor Phillip Kanarev of 'Kuban Agrarian University' Crimea.

He holds the chair of theoretical mechanics at Kuban university so he's no backyard experimenter. His design was developed for the Russian space program, as such his patents were subject to security classification until recently. His arguments are presented with complex mathematical proofs, and as such are difficult to follow although quite compelling in their logic.

The laws of thermodynamics apply only to heat engines, and are not universal paradigms. I worked enough proofs on these laws when studying thermodynamics to realise their limitations.

As for the constant rant about perpetual motion machines being impossible, get real you're living on and in a perpetual motion machine. Google Prof Kanarev, and after that try Eugene Mallov who incidentally was murdered 'crime unsolved'.

07-12-2008, 06:18 AM	#2
Lt_Apple Join Date Dec 2008 Posts 4,489 Senior Member	If Stanley Meyer was such a fraud then why was he murdered? I believe that there was more to his invention than has been revealed from official sources. Most of these over unity forms of electrolysis may in fact be ZPE (zero point energy) devices such as those that have been developed by Professor Phillip Kanarev of 'Kuban Agrarian University' Crimea. He holds the chair of theoretical mechanics at Kuban university so he's no backyard experimenter. His design was developed for the Russian space program, as such his patents were subject to security classification until recently. His arguments are presented with complex mathematical proofs, and as such are difficult to follow although quite compelling in their logic. The laws of thermodynamics apply only to heat engines, and are not universal paradigms. I worked enough proofs on these laws when studying thermodynamics to realise their limitations. As for the constant rant about perpetual motion machines being impossible, get real you're living on and in a perpetual motion machine. Google Prof Kanarev, and after that try Eugene Mallov who incidentally was murdered 'crime unsolved'.
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