Frontier energy research · editorial archive
Resonance, energy, and the field between.
Six research programmes at the edge of electromagnetics, biofield science and planetary energy. Each is presented with its evidence, its citations, and the questions still open.
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- Research programmes
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- Cited sources
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- Buildable blueprint
Editorial standard
Four labels, applied without exception.
Every claim in this archive carries one of these labels. A proposal does not become a finding because it is repeated, and a finding does not become a proposal because it is inconvenient.
- Established
- Measured repeatedly, published in peer-reviewed venues, and reproduced by independent groups. Textbook-grade.
- Emerging
- Documented in at least one laboratory, but the size, mechanism or scope of the effect is still contested.
- Speculative
- A physically motivated proposal with no published measurement supporting it at the claimed scale.
- Not replicated
- Claims that rest on witness accounts, unpublished tests, or studies that have not survived controlled replication.
The programmes
Six fields, each on its own footing.
The Resonant Planet
The cavity between ground and ionosphere rings. Global lightning keeps it alive.
The Coherent Heart
The heart's field is real and measurable. Its influence at a distance is not established.
Piezoelectric Materials
Quartz converts pressure into charge. Whether geometry amplifies anything is another question.
Vacuum Energy
The vacuum is not empty. Tapping it as a power source is a different claim entirely.
Levitation and Thrust
Magnetic levitation works today. Propellantless thrust is the harder claim.
Civilisation at Scale
A civilisation can be measured by the energy it moves. The scale is a number, not a prophecy.
Blueprint · design intent
The copper pyramid, specified in full.
A complete build document: proportions, materials, crystal placement, grounding protocol and a paced-breathing session timer. Presented as a structured meditation object and design study — it is not a medical device, and no physical amplification has been measured.
- Height
- 1.13 m
- Base width
- 1.83 m
- Copper
- C110, 19 mm OD
- Orientation
- One face to magnetic north
Why the labels matter
Curiosity is not credulity.
The subjects in this archive sit at the edge of what is settled, which makes them easy to overstate in either direction. Our method is deliberately plain: cite the primary literature, state what was measured, and say clearly when nothing was measured at all.