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: An alphabetic listing of PowerPedia entries for PowerPedia/Technologies and PowerPedia/Organizations is located elsewhere.

The following is an index of encyclopedic entries on people and individuals who have contributed significantly toward the advancement of PowerPedia:Free energy technologies. These individuals are a group of people who belong to and function within a the free energy society. THe central issues of interest to these people are the understanding of the energy production and the science of power. They possess knowledge and have been active in aspects of inquiry which attempt to investigate and understand nature and reality.

Each of the individuals listed below is also suited for an entry in the Directory, whose format is more relaxed than PowerPedia's encyclopedic tenor.

Individuals

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PowerPedia:Kiril Chukanov - first to harness Ball Lightning.

PowerPedia:John Bedini - radiant energy circuits, patents and working devices.

Directory:Peter Lindemann - one of the world's foremost experts on explaining how radiant energy works. He is a foremost spokesman for Tesla's radiant energy, as well as the follow-up work by EV Gray and Moray.

PowerPedia:Eugene Mallove - champion of cold fusion, killed on May 14, 2004.

PowerPedia:Viktor Schauberger - 1885 - 1958 Founder of implosion technology. Studied the phenomena of the fluidic vortices.

PowerPedia:Nikola Tesla - father of "Free Energy," 1856 - 1943.

Directory:Thomas Valone (directory) - Academically strong inventor, lecturer, author in the fields of free energy, propulsion, and bioelectric healing.

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The "PowerPedia:" prefix is to distinguish these listings from the Departments at PESWiki.

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PowerPedia:Harold Aspden (See GTFE)

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PowerPedia:Tom Bearden

PowerPedia:John Bedini

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PowerPedia:Russell Bourke - Inventor of a continous cycle engine.

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PowerPedia:Kiril Chukanov

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PowerPedia:Dan Davidson

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PowerPedia:Michael Faraday (see There was an error working with the wiki: Code[13])

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PowerPedia:Alan Francoeur

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PowerPedia:Edwin V. Gray Sr.

PowerPedia:Viktor Grebennikov

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Latest: Directory:Suppression / Directory:Electromagnetic >PowerPedia:Lester Hendershot - In the 1920's Lester Hendershot was working on a new type of aviation compass and found a method of generating energy. He is reported to have accepted an offer he couldn't refuse being paid never to work on his device again and "committed suicide" in 1960 the same year the U.S. Navy's Office of Naval Research began looking at his work. (PESWIki Feb. 25, 2009)

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PowerPedia:Howard Johnson (See GTFE)

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PowerPedia:John Keely - Inventor from Philadelphia who invented the "Keely Motor", an induction resonance motion motor which used "etheric technology", and discoverer of Sympathetic Vibratory Physics.

PowerPedia:Moray B King

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PowerPedia:Peter Lindemann

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PowerPedia:Eugene Mallove (see There was an error working with the wiki: Code[22]) (see also PES)

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PowerPedia:Thomas Henry Moray (see There was an error working with the wiki: Code[28])

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PowerPedia:Paul Pantone (See GTFE)

PowerPedia:Leslie R. Pastor

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PowerPedia:Dale Pond

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PowerPedia:Viktor Schauberger (see There was an error working with the wiki: Code[35])

PowerPedia:John Searl

PowerPedia:Noah Seidman

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PowerPedia:Nikola Tesla (see There was an error working with the wiki: Code[36])

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PowerPedia:George Wiseman

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Greater Things

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Wikipedia is an open source encyclopedia project that encompasses essentially all subjects but stays away from non-conventional. It is permissible to copy relevant content to PowerPedia, with proper citation. We can then modify them according to our focus on free energy technologies.

"PES" refers to a relevant index at Pure Energy Systems.

"GTFE" refers to a relevant index at FreeEnergy.GreaterThings.com

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