Machines of the Genus — Repulsator

"We need no science of formulae, but a science of forms."

Viktor Schauberger, Implosion Magazine, No. 124, p. 29.

The Production and Advantages of Implosion Machines

Linz, 27th March 1955, From Implosion Magazine, No. 61.

The Suction-turbine (see fig. 20), generally known as an Implosion machine, is as different from a pressure-turbine as night is from day. Both machines are reactors or devices which trigger off reactive forces. The suction-turbine is water-producing, whereas the pressure- turbine is water-destroying.

The pressure-turbine utilises the forces resulting from the weight of water and its efficiency rises as the available head of water or steam increases. The suction-turbine requires no head of pressure and therefore can be installed in still water. This saves expensive pressure resistant pipes primarily because it sucks in its own drive-water. In order to do this, however, it has to be set it motion by conventional means. The higher the speed of the starter motor, the greater the quantity of drive-water screwed upwards and the higher the performance. The indrawn water becomes densified mechanically and phys­ically. The rotation of the many whorl-pipes generates centrifugal force along their longitudinal axes, which expresses itself as an evolving reactive force.

The generation of these reactive, rotational forces, and therefore the performance of the suction-turbine, is dependent on the initial velocity at which the mass of drive-water is sucked upwards, densified and accelerated. This can be regulated at will according to the setting of the starter motor, which merely provides the initial impulse for the frictionless, rotational acceleration.

An engineer, who is unaware that products of reduction also exist in every movement of a medium containing bipolar sediments, will find it difficult to discern the origin of these additional rotational forces. Forces are active in the suction-turbine, which cannot be compared with those in a pressure-turbine.

The suction-turbine is also a machine for ennobling water, in which polluted freshwater can be reactivated, or seawater reconverted into mountain-spring-quality drinking water and otherwise useful water. Suction-turbines are therefore development-enhancing reactors.

The output of the suction-turbine is about nine times greater than a pressure-turbine, because no resistance is created in its system of pipes. This eliminates all competition from the pressure-turbine industry.

At school everyone learnt that the Earth has a magnetic longitudinal axis about which it rotates. In every physics book or even a dictionary it is stated that there is a form of magnetism, which attracts iron, cobalt, nickel, manganese, etc. The counterpart to this form of magnetism is the organic vacuum, which draws in oxygen and supplies organic processes with it.

Also known as diamagnetism, this form of magnetism evolves when a medium with a loose-knit structure, such as air or water, is moved in an inwinding motion about its own axis. This motion leads to the cooling and reduction of the volume. The reduction in spaciality is indicative of the initiation of the adsuctional or attractive effect.

This axis is not like the shafts in all contemporary machines. The suction-turbine (implosion-machine) has no shaft, but only a hub onto which the logarithmical¹ whorl-pipes are attached. It is an inverted (inside-out) propeller, which centripetates the indrawn masses of air or water about their own axis and therefore inwinds them radially -» axially. They trigger off the mysterious negative pressure, which Professor Sauerbruch discovered in the thorax. In 1908 his superior, Professor Mikolitsch, declared that Professor Sauerbruch was out of his mind, when the latter asserted that without this negative pressure it would be impossible to breathe. Nor would any uptake of nutri­ents be possible. However, Professor Sauerbruch failed to appreciate that this concerned the development of diamagnetic, reactive forces, which evolve in the self-inwinding blood and sap vessels.

¹ Logarithmicah Viktor also makes use of the 'Golden Mean' or 'Fibonacci ratio' in the construction of such pipes and their graduated attenuation in the ratio 1:0.618033988. — Ed.

New findings of research have indicated that the Earth rotates in spiral space-curves about its diamagnetic axis. This axis is no axle, but a negatively potentiated concentration of dynagen, which arises through this inwinding motion. The axis itself is something akin to a hole into which seminal sub­stances are sucked. Had science perceived this earlier, then the suffocating death of water would never have happened. It must also be mentioned in this regard, that over-illuminated and warmed water inevitably decays.

Every river regulation is a crime, because the water migrates towards the riverbank owing to the cessation of its complex, curvilinear, flow pattern Vortices are unable to develop, which suck in the oxygen like miniature cyclones and enable the water to breathe. Regression and the development of cancer then ensues.

This fact is easy to prove and can be demonstrated by all pressure-turbine systems. Indeed, the destruction of quality should be proof enough. The pro­gressive extinguishing of the life-force daily furnishes evidence of this. Those who do not wish to travel this cancerous road, will buy biotechnical machines and appliances, in the same way they buy health products in the health food stores that are springing up like mushrooms.

The Production of Noble Water & Drinking Water An Assembly of Pertinent Data from Implosion Magazine

The whole problem lies in the creation of breathing water using a technical appliance. First of all the water must actually be alive. For this it has to be made to in-roll and then out-roll again. If one wishes to achieve the desired potentiation of the noble water, then its previous potential must be eliminated. This happens by starting off with distilled water into which the trace elements are introduced, that are to be found in certain medicinal springs. The starting temperature is about +20°C (+68°F) and the end temperature +4°C (+39.2°F).

Aloys Kokaly, Implosion Magazine, No. 51, p. 12.

If the temperature in the (springwater producing) apparatus reaches +4°C (39.2°F), the 'process of cold oxidation' is inaugurated, whereby the oxygen, which becomes passive in this condition, is bound or emulsified by the hydro­gen, which has become aggressive. The 'Eternally Feminine' winds the 'Masculine' into herself and allows herself to be fertilised.

Viktor Schauberger, Implosion Magazine, No. 21, p. 5.

For this purpose a little ice must be added. The apparatus holds about 11 litres (2.9 gal.) (see figs. 24—26) It is filled to the brim with water so that all air is excluded. It is then sealed, about 4 litres (1.06 gal) of carbon-dioxide impressed and about 4 litres of water drained. The appliance is then set in motion. The sucking function of the vortex evolving in the device, entrains the carbon-dioxide into the water very quickly and a vacuum develops. Under the effect of this vacuum, the various mineral and metallic trace ele­ments become incorporated in the water. With the drop in temperature from +17°C (+62.6°F) to +4°C (+39.2°F) the oxygen becomes inactive, whereas the carbones and hydrogen become highly active. The water becomes hungry for oxygen. Such water, drunk fresh, breaks down all excess acidity in the body. The over-acidified cells can then breathe again and take up oxygen. Return 1 health follows.

Aloys Kokaly, Implosion Magazine, No. 51, p. 11

A Water-Ennobling Device must satisfy the Following Criteria:

(a) The water must be able to in-roll on itself, as happens in a natural water­fall.

(b) The water must be able to breathe in order to be to take up added ingre­dients. These substances can be of solid, liquid or gaseous nature.

(c) A temperature-gradient must evolve; the water must be cooled from +17°C (+62.6°F) down to +4°C (39.2°F), its condition of greatest specific density.

(d) It must be possible to accelerate the movement of the water.

(e) The vacuum that soon appears due to the densation of the water and the uptake of carbon-dioxide, must be sealed and protected against external influences.

(f) The device must be so insulated externally that the electromagnetic charges developing in the water cannot leak away.

(g) The direction in which the water in-rolls must alternate in a left and right hand sequence.

Aloys Kokaly, Implosion Magazine, No. 54/55, p.45.

The Treatment of Water in the Preparation of Noble Water

1. Before treatment the water must be boiled in order to remove any dirt and its intrinsic potential. For medical purposes, distilled water should always be used. Such water is then ready and in an appropriate condition for use. Into the opened, egg-shaped vessel, the desired additives are placed, such as cooking salt, silicon, calcium, etc., which were lost in the previous process. The addition of essential oils is also permitted. At a water temperature of +17°C (+62.6°F), the vessel is to be filled to the brim to exclude all air.

4. The apparatus is then sealed and the valve on the bottom opened. With the subsequent introduction of carbon-dioxide, 4 litres (1.06 gal) of water will be displaced from the bottom, so that 7 litres (1.85 gal) of water remain. The apparatus is then closed and checked for leaks, so that the evolving vacuum cannot be neutralised.

5. The device is then placed in a refrigerator, or may be wound with refrig­erating coils (see fig. 26) in an insulated jacket, because the contents must be cooled to +4°C (39.2°F), in which process the residual oxygen becomes passive. It is known that in every cooling process where temperatures reach +4°C (39.2°F) and below, no oxidation or rotting takes place. The now inactive oxygen will be bound (emulsified) by the activated hydro­gen and carbon-dioxide.

Meanwhile the motor is switched on and the contents of water will be propelled upwards along a centrifugating spiral column. In a certain sense, this represents the breathing of the water. The water is moved by a motor-driven rotating concave copper disc.

In the upper half of the apparatus a rotating copper dome-shaped enclosure is incorporated. The rotating water will be pressed inwards by this and flows downwards in the form of an in-rolling spiral. The point of this vortex, similar to a tornado, lands on the lower rotating copper disc and the whole process begins anew.

The automatic control of the motor's alternating direction of rotation to right and left is intended to copy the right-hand<-»left-hand curvilinear flow of water in natural, untouched watercourses, where the water will always swing from one side to the other.

Aloys Kokaly, Implosion Magazine, No. 85, pp 9-10.