2026-10-04 — rexresearch1.com: book "Energy, Cold Fusion, & Antigravity"

URL: https://rexresearch1.com/Books/EnergyColdFusionAntigravityZnidarsic.pdf Found by Google Znidarsic patent superconductor disk vibration 1997 OR 1998 OR 1999. Chrome PDF viewer gave no text layer to the tool; the file was fetched by WebFetch (fallback) and the cached copy saved as research/files/Znidarsic-Energy-Cold-Fusion-Antigravity-rev2019.pdf (113 pages, text layer present; extracted with pdftotext). Book: Frank Znidarsic P.E., ISBN 9781-48027-0237, copyright 2012, "Revised 2/2019". Rex Research is a fringe-science archive; it is hosting the inventor's own book.

Findings (the inventor's own account; [read: research/files PDF] and [web] URL above)

• 1992: Znidarsic travelled to the Institute for Advanced Studies at Austin and spoke with Dr. Hal Puthoff (photo captioned "Frank Znidarsic and Hal Puthoff in 1992"); says Puthoff was working on a "Goldstone Boson" concept and no strong gravitomagnetic effect was detected from any superconductor.
• Dec 1995: photo with James Patterson; he says he travelled to Anaheim CA, saw Patterson's cell, and Dr. George Miley also attended.
• 1997: says Miley presented his analysis of Patterson-cell products at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Znidarsic attended (U-shaped product distribution, "collective nucleus" of mass ~154 in his description).
• 1998: says he visited NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, Huntsville, where Podkletnov-based gravity experiments were under way; photo captioned "NASA scientist Glen Robertson in 1997" holding a disk; says NASA's budget was cut and the RF-field experiments were never completed (his characterization).
• Says BAE Systems (Project Greenglow) attempted a Podkletnov replication without the RF method; quotes Ronald Evans (BAE) that the RF excitation method was not attempted for funding reasons, leaving open that it caused the effect.
• Origin of Vt in this telling: Podkletnov's ~3 MHz on a ~1/3 m disk gives ~1e6 m/s; he cites Charles P. Poole, "Superconductivity" (2007) p.4 (ref. 33) as saying 1e6 m/s is "the speed of light within a superconductor"; later he matched the LENR product (thermal ~20 THz x ~50 nm Pd grain = ~1e6 Hz-m). He says he "had previously observed this speed within Podkletnov's superconductive disk".
• Other refs of his own: F. Znidarsic, "Force and Gravity", Infinite Energy issue 22, Oct-Nov 1998 (ref. 40).
• Ref. 41: "Nonlinear lattice dynamics as a basis for enhanced superconductivity", Nature 516 (2014) — later work he links to vibration-enhanced superconductivity.

Note on consistency between the inventor's accounts (for the reviewers, not a verdict)

The 1997 letter derives the f x L rule from his own 3.5-inch disk (37 MHz-inch, ~9.4e5 m/s); the 2012/2019 book derives ~1e6 m/s from Podkletnov's disk and Poole's textbook remark. Both are the inventor's accounts; the order of discovery differs between them.

Bearing on claims

Claims 1, 4, 6 (empirical basis of Vt; LENR-superconductor link; macroscopic control). Gives names, places and dates for witness/meeting records (Puthoff 1992; Patterson/Miley 1995; Wright-Patterson 1997; MSFC 1998). Recheck: yes (rest of the 113 pages not yet read in full; read the remaining chapters next run — offline reading does not count toward the time cap).