Energy From The Vacuum 12 - Petrovoltaics & The Faraday Motor (2009)

During John Bedini's early years, he could be found all over the hills in the Los Angeles, California area looking for and collecting rocks.
Why was he doing this?
This video explains exactly why.
The results of his curiosity and scientific experimentation led not only to the foundations of his unique hi-fi business, but to an astonishing saga with Tom Bearden when John found that he was inadvertently transmuting copper into pure gold.  Tom Bearden recounts the subsequent tale of death and destruction in eyewitness's detail.
Then, after showing how to measure and analyze all of the petrovoltaic properties on the bench, and discussing the principles of petrovoltaics with the production team, John moves to the lab to build, dissect and analyze the enigmatic Faraday motor, whose operating principle is still not fully explained today by conventional science.
This alone is worth the price of the video for just plain weirdness.  Yet the experiment can easily be reproduced by any high school student.
But the one thing that shines through in this video above all is John Bedini's love of the natural world and all its secrets, secrets that were explained in the 1920s by the late Walter Russell, with whom Nicola Tesla studied after he came to the United States.  Not surprisingly, John Bedini has also spent countless hours mastering Russell's work, and translating it onto the bench top.