Topic: Kohler

Professor Winifred Schumann utilized high-voltage electrostatics and plasma physics to build anti-gravity prototypes based on Maria Orsic's blueprints. The propulsion systems relied on torsion field physics and rotating pressurized plasma to bend space-time. Additionally, inventor Hans Kohler developed free energy devices for the German Navy, while connections are drawn to the work of Nikola Tesla and Thomas Townsend Brown in the field of electro-gravitics.

Kenneth Price describes his background in the oil industry and his investigation into the 1985 discovery of the Titanic wreckage. He highlights a 2005 dive by independent divers Chatterton and Kohler, who found two 30-foot sections of the ship's double-bottom hull. Price argues that the square cut lines and three distinct points of failure in the steel plate suggest the ship did not break naturally but was subjected to extreme forces inconsistent with an iceberg collision.