The ‘Water Wizard’, Viktor Schauberger, after observing nature, concluded another form of energy technology. Implosion technology. Schauberger could be called the father of implosion technology. The implosion principle is, of course, diametrically opposite to what today's explosion oriented technology utilizes. Implosion has to do with a self sustaining vortex flow of any liquid or gaseous medium, which has a concentrating, ordering effect and which decreases the temperature of the medium in opposition to the dictates of "modern" thermodynamics.
Viktor Schauberger's basic thesis contains a universal, twofold movement principle. He meant that life sustains by a gathering, implosive type of movement and reversed, a spreading, explosive movement that leads to the extinguishing of life. With the implosive movement coolness, suction growth and healthiness follows. The explosive movement generates heat, pressure, fragmentation, illness, and death. His opinion was that man had only succeeded in mastering the movement of death in order to release energy. All known engines are based on explosion, heat and pressure. To only use the explosive movement, definitely leads to the destruction of nature. These thoughts did not get any sympathy in his time, decades before the environmental problems showed up.
Unfortunately, Schauberger’s technology was censored by energy cartels. In 1958 he was brought to the USA, by promises of a possibility he would get his technology further developed and applied. Afterwards, he was thoroughly debriefed, his writings and prototypes were kept, and, he apparently had to sign a legal document and 'promise' not to promote his implosion technology further - all so that he would simply be able to return home to Austria. Five days after his return to Austria - on 25 September 1958 - he died ('
')http://www.frank.germano.com/viktorschauberger.htm
[Edit: Non-working link corrected. Correction made sometime between the time the post was made at and 2006-09-22 (likely this date), or soon after that. VeskoP]
