Topic: Wilhelm Reich Museum

After a week of testing, Einstein's assistant proposed that the temperature difference was caused by air convection rather than Orgone energy. Einstein subsequently dismissed Reich's work in a letter, advising him to maintain a sense of skepticism. Reich countered that he had successfully performed the experiment with buried boxes to eliminate convection, but Einstein refused to engage further, a period now documented in the book The Einstein Affair.

Reich moved his operations to a property in Rangeley, Maine, which he named Orgonon, to focus on infant health and atmospheric experiments. He conducted the "Oranur" experiment, which involved placing a small amount of radium inside an Orgone accumulator. The resulting reaction was toxic, causing illness in the surrounding area and demonstrating the powerful interaction between Orgone energy and radioactive materials.

Peter Robbins recommends the biography Fury on Earth by Myron Sharaf as the definitive account of Wilhelm Reich's life. He encourages listeners to seek out Reich's original books through used booksellers like AbeBooks, as many remain out of print or are only available through the Wilhelm Reich Museum. Robbins also invites listeners to connect with him on Facebook or his website for further information on UFO research and Orgonomy.