Origins of Scalar Field Theory
The prediction of Scalar Energy is not new.
When James Clerk Maxwell publish his work "A Treatise on Electricity & Magnetism" in 1873, Maxwell presented the principles and theory for Electromagnetics using 20 variables. This resulted to the original 20 Maxwell Equations. Maxwell's student named John Henry Poynting made a breakthrough on the magnitude and direction of Electromagnetics. His work was later known as the Poynting Vector. Independent from Poynting, another brilliant mathematician named Oliver Heaviside co-discovered the Poynting Vector. Heaviside further simplified the original 20 equations by dropping the number of variables from 20 to 2. He argued that 16 equations were expressed in complex number which includes imaginary number – something that may not be manifested in a real world. Beside, only the real numbers are observable and can be proven as truth.
Heaviside's successfully "summarized" Maxwell's work into four equations which now governs the now known Electromagnetic Theory. In essence, according to Bearden, Heaviside drastically reduces and not summarize Maxwell's work. He throw away the Scalar portion of the Electromagnetics.
The Tesla Experiments
In 1905, Nicola Tesla while working on an experiment on Transverse Wave Interference in New York, he accidentally discovered the existence of Scalar Energy. The inadvertently set the two interferometer into -180x0 degrees at each other. Tesla notice a large absence of Transverse Wave on the joined area of the two interferometer. He recreated this discovery in his laboratory in Colorado and predicted the existence of the Longitudinal Wave Interference – now known as the Scalar Waves.
Tesla observed the four characteristics of this "newly found field" as follows.
The new discovery did not dwell in the Physics community at that time. Few years back, Tesla himself pioneered in the commercial application of the Vector Electromagnetics. Together with George Westinghouse, they build the largest AC Power Generator of the world. The power was used to light up the entire East Coast of the USA.
He was mocked and branded "crazy" because of his sudden departure in the widely accepted Vector Theory. His foremost enemy Thomas Alba Edison – who just lost the DC Power Generation as a standard – accused him as a mad scientist.
Tesla's work on Scalar Field was never made known to the public.
Other Scalar Energy Experiments
Other independent scientist and hobbyist discovered Scalar Energy discovered but did not understood the phenomenon. Semyon Kirlian discovered that at very high voltage an object can emit small corona discharges. The discharge changes as the voltage changes.
Bearden claimed that this is a manifestation of a Scalar Wave that carries signature or information across an object.
The Bearden Experiments
Of the five characteristics of a Scalar Energy, the claim that it does not decay over time gained the most notoriety.
In 1998, Bearden and his colleagues developed the schematics of the a machine they called Motionless Electromagnetic Generator (MEG). They claimed that MEG can "power up" a bulb without an aid of external power source… just the MEG alone.
Years later, hobbyist and amateur physicist claimed that they have duplicated the MEG prototype with little or no modification on the original schematics.
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Next: Is Scalar Field Theory Real?
Fellow TOCians, I will be concluding this topic in my next email. I'll dealing some critiques and criticisms on the theory.
You can find this material in my blog site
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With Regards,
TM Nathan
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