Topic: T Henry Moray

Leon Southgate explains that the existence of an etheric medium provides a mechanism for psychic powers and spiritualism, which challenges traditional social hierarchies. He references Henry Moray's work with "cold electricity" in the 1930s as a practical application of oranur. The segment suggests that mainstream physics promotes "empty space" theories to prevent the public from accessing the medium for paranormal and free energy phenomena.

Kosh provides a historical survey of inventors who likely utilized EVOs, including Thomas Henry Moray's vacuum tubes and Edwin Gray's radiant energy motors. He mentions Joseph Papp's noble gas engine and Alexander Chernetsky's self-generating discharge tube. Kosh notes the suspicious death of Chernetsky in a car accident shortly after his technology was investigated by Western scientists, highlighting the tragic loss of his research.

The internet is filled with fraudulent free energy claims, but Stan Deyo identifies legitimate methods such as thermionic conversion and the Moray device. He recounts his own attempt to patent a circuit in 2007, which the U.S. Patent Office released to the public despite denying the patent. Deyo emphasizes the importance of making this knowledge public so it is not lost upon his death.