Topic: Brass

Viktor Schauberger is identified as a primary influence for electroculture through his work with copper and brass. Schauberger developed a brass plow designed to mimic natural vortices, which improved soil magnetism and prevented the clumping caused by traditional iron tools. The segment also credits Schauberger with creating an early flying saucer utilizing vortex technology before his work was allegedly seized by American interests.

Star forts and ancient cathedrals in Germany and Jordan are described as geometric fractals that functioned as batteries. There is a theory that an unknown event caused these structures to turn from advanced materials into stone, leaving only traces of copper or brass. This material reset is believed to have occurred during the 1800s or 1900s to hide the original energy-harvesting functions of the architecture.