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2026-10-04 aetherometry.com / aetherenergy.com (Correa sites)

Interested party: Akronos Publishing / ABRI (Aurora Biophysics Research Institute) / Labofex are the Correas' own organisations.

Pages: - https://www.aetherometry.com/Labofex_Plasma_Physics/Archive/CorreaPublicRefs.html (read in Chrome; saved research/files/aetherometry-CorreaPublicRefs.html) - https://www.aetherometry.com/correa_publications.php (curl; saved research/files/aetherometry-correa_publications.php.html) - https://www.aetherenergy.com/Letters/axelrad_letter.php (read in Chrome; saved research/files/aetherenergy.com-axelrad_letter.html) Google queries leading here: "Carrell" PAGD Correa "Infinite Energy" demonstration OR report; aetherometry "S2-13" OR "S2-14" OR "S2-15" Tesla coils massfree (returned only reprints of Mallove's article).

The Correas' own work (priority 1)

  • Tesla-coil monographs cited by Mallove (refs 3-5), as listed by the Correas: AS2-13 "(Re-)Examination of the energy radiation output by Tesla coils: (1) Experimental determination of its dual nature" (1999); AS2-14 "... (2): massfree and massbound nonelectromagnetic frequency functions ..." (1999); AS2-16 "... (3): Primary massfree electric-and-magnetic waves, secondary massbound capacito-inductive waves and tertiary electromagnetic waves" (1999); AS2-17A "The indirect 'ORgone effect' of Tesla radiation" (1999). AS2-15 is "The aetherometric approach to the fundamental problem of magnetism". [web] So Mallove's ref 5 "S2-15" vs the text layer's "S2-16" is resolved: the Tesla-coil part (3) is AS2-16. Collected in Experimental Aetherometry Vol. IIA (AS2-8 to AS2-14) and IIB (AS2-15 to AS2-17C), 2003. Paid downloads; not obtained.
  • AS2-28 "Fundamental measurement of biological energies 1: Overview of bioenergetic investigations" (2002) - the Galvani quote (claim 5). [web]
  • Correa & Correa (2003) "A Short Appreciation of Nikola Tesla", Infinite Energy 48:40 - in the same issue as Mallove's article. [web] Not read.
  • Correa, Correa & Mallove (2004) "Power performance of Stirling motors driven from modified Orgone Accumulators - Part III", IE 53:9 (Mallove as co-author). [web]
  • New work since Mallove's death: J Aetherom Res 4(1):1-54 (2025) "Critical Appraisal of XXIst Century Energy Science and Technology (1): Relevance of Nikola Tesla's Inventions and Discoveries, from the Perspective of Aetherometry"; J Aetherom Res 4(9):1-11 (2026) "The PAGD Ping-Pong System". [web] Not read.
  • PAGD papers: Denver 3rd Int. Symp. New Energy (1996) pp. 43-62; IE 7:18-21, 7:22-27; IE 17:73 (LGEN cathodes); PACE 10(2&3):11 (1999); Labofex report LS1-07 (1993). [web]

Supporting information by others (priority 2), as listed by the Correas

  • Carrell M (1996) "An Overview of the Correa Invention", IE 8(3):10-15; "The Correa PAGD Reactor: errata and supplement", IE 8(4) or 9(4):33-34 (the two Correa lists disagree on the issue number). [web]
  • Aspden H (1995) "Canadian Breakthrough on the One (Kilo)watt challenge", Electrifying Times 12:25; Aspden (1996) "Power from Space: the Correa Invention", Energy Science Report No. 8. [web]
  • Bahman W (1998) "Auskopplung von Ätherenergie durch Plasma-Entladung", NET-Journal 9/10:17 (German). Minchrowski A (2000) "The Correa device", PACE 11(1&2):31. Sapogin LG (1998) "The theory of excess energy in a PAGD reactor", IE 20:48. King MB (1996) "The Supertube". Tiller WA (2001) "Some Reflections on Gas Discharges and PAGD Pulses". [web]

Axelrad letter, April 3, 2002 (witness account, priority 2)

  • Arthur A. Axelrad, MD, PhD, FRSC, Emeritus University Professor, University of Toronto; Paulo Correa's former graduate supervisor and collaborator (serum-free culture medium, patented; polycythemia vera work). Stake: long friendship ("more than twenty years"); says "I am not trained in this field". [web]
  • He and his wife witnessed an Aether Motor demonstration running from two ORAC boxes or "our insulated bodies or a ground pipe". [web]
  • Lists the "referee opinions": Harold Aspden; retired RCA engineer Mike Carrell (visited the laboratory); Uri Soudak (formerly Israel Aircraft Industries); Mallove; William Tiller (Stanford emeritus). [web]
  • History: Labofex set up ~15 years earlier (c. 1987); prior external pulsing of abnormal glow attributed to Ernesto Manuel (1969 patent, can-coating); Aspden's 1969 "law of electrodynamics" invoked. In April 2002 the Correas were "in the process of shutting down their laboratory for lack of funds"; "money to commercialize these discoveries has not been forthcoming from anywhere". [web]