Dewey B. Larson (1898–1990), an American engineer and independent theoretician, looked at space differently than most people. While the world of physics debated particles, waves, and vacuums, Larson saw ratios.

Larson treated motion as the primitive ingredient, not matter-in-space. In the preface to Nothing But Motion, he states that “…[Read more]

John Bedini was an audio engineer and inventor who approached electricity the way a studio engineer approaches sound: transients, timing, and ringing matter as much as steady state levels. According to Bedini, the “so-called vacuum” was alive with energy, and the trick to capturing it lay in the precise timing of zero-point field (Source Fie…[Read more]

For people who are unfamiliar with aether, this article I wrote on Substack gives a good summary of Netism’s position. Updates from Netism go out on here, too, so make sure you subscribe. No Netism material will go behind a pay wall on Substack.

https://noraspinnor.substack.com/p/the-source-field-a-return-to-aether

Malcolm Bendall’s Thunderstorm Generator is definitely worth paying attention to. Its design is heavily reliant on geometry and much simpler and different from other aether devices I’ve studied.

This model is a retrofit that bolts onto a standard engine/generator exhaust. While the engine runs, it scrubs the exhaust and recycles waste energy. In…[Read more]

Light, in this framing, is not a thing that travels through emptiness. Light is a behavior of a living field. Netism calls that field the Source Field. Illumination is what we experience when the Source Field rebalances after a disturbance. The visible glow is the result, not the definition.

Walter Russell’s view:
Walter Russell describes Light a…[Read more]

Viktor Schauberger (1885–1958) was an Austrian forester who watched rivers the way a watchmaker studies gears. His maxim, “Comprehend and copy nature,” was less a slogan than a design rule. He believed the aliveness of water and air reveals itself through shape, temperature, and motion, and that technology should follow those patterns instead of f…[Read more]