biological transmutation – Rethinking the Nature of Substance

[Old] Rethinking Biological Transmutations – My Story so far…

May 28, 2020

Beware of Greeks bearing gifts. I am getting bogged down with my first chapter. It largely covers Ancient Greek philosophical insights into many of the important matters that are to be explored in later chapters of this book. Every single one of these philosophers (at least the most significant figures up to and including Aristotle)…

[Old] Chapter 17: Conclusions – Rethinking the Nature of Substance [New Ch.21 V0.2]

Apr 18, 2020

In this book I hope to have introduced the minimum of knowledge necessary to attain at least the beginnings of an understanding of one of the greatest scientific challenges that I am aware. The existence of the phenomenon of biological transmutation of chemical (isotopic) elements would not be denied by pretty much every scientist on…

[Old] Chapter 16: Chemistry, the Atom & the Harmony of the Spheres [New Ch.21 V0.1]

Apr 18, 2020

In which a synthesis of the previous chapters is attempted, linking them all with biodynamics and the harmony of the spheres.

[Old] Chapter 11: Biberian’s Marinobacter Experiments [New Ch.11 V0.2.2]

Apr 18, 2020

As if Holleman’s appearance and disappearance of potassium wasn’t strange enough, Biberian’s marine bacteria results were even more challenging. For every measured chemical element increase in one culture container, an equal but opposite decrease occurred in the other. Whilst it is always possible that errors occurred, in both cases the results and methodologies were such…

[Old] Chapter 10: Holleman’s Experiments [New Ch.11 V0.2.1]

Apr 18, 2020

Wim Holleman’s green algae experiments and the mysterious disappearance and reappearance of potassium.

[Old] Chapter 9: Vysotskii and Cold Fusion [New Ch.12 V0.2]

Apr 18, 2020

Vysotskii and Kornilova’s most convincing experiments and the only explanatory theory inline with mainstream physics and the ideas of cold fusion. The key concept here is that this work shows that a chemical isotope (element) transmutation may be enabled using the safe, low energies, of chemical and biological processes, without having to resort to extremely…

[Old] Chapter 8: Kervran and Other Theorists [New Ch.10 V0.2.2]

Apr 18, 2020

The French populariser of biological transmutations, his simplistic theory, and others, such as Costa de Beauregard.

[Old] Chapter 7: Pictet, Spessard, Baranger, etc [New Ch.10 V0.2.1]

Apr 17, 2020

One of those investigating such matters was the Swiss chemist Amé Pictet. His student, Werner Scherrer, in collaboration with Louis Helfer were inspired by the observations of Louis Pasteur, who had found what they suspected were high levels of argon in yeast.

[Old] Chapter 3: Herzeele, Goethe, Preuss [New Ch.9 V0.3]

Apr 10, 2020

By the 1840s mainstream scientists appear to have concluded that living organisms obey the same physical and chemical laws as inorganic nature. During the course of the nineteenth century their experiments increasingly supported this belief. However, some noteworthy exceptions existed. Albrecht von Herzeele was one of the most significant for this book.

[Old] Foreword: The Story So Far!

Mar 29, 2020

The original book concept was big and ambitious. I tried to simplify it. But each of its parts increasingly appeared to form a single coherent whole. So I am now in the challenging process of bringing all of its parts together in such a way that each part illuminates all of the others, enabling their…

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