Sympathetic Vibratory Physics

Josef Papp
Born in Hungary in 1933.
Emigrated through Canada to U.S. in 1957.
Developed a plasma transition engine in 1960s.
Patented his “Method for Converting Atomic Energy into Utilizable Kinetic Energy” in 1972.
His engine operated on stable noble gases.
Contained some Thorium, Rubidium & Phosphorous, but insufficient for known nuclear power reactions.

The PAP Noble Gas Motor, developed by Joseph Papp, was an innovative engine concept that ran on a mixture of noble gases, including helium, neon, argon, krypton, and xenon. The idea behind this motor was that it could produce energy by exploiting the properties of these gases in a controlled plasma state, with claims that the motor could run efficiently and at very low cost, potentially offering an overunity system. Overunity refers to a system that produces more energy output than the energy input, a concept not recognized by mainstream physics.
Papp's motor gained significant attention when it was publicly demonstrated. However, the demonstration on November 18, 1968, in Gardena, California, ended in disaster. Reportedly, the Nobel Prize-winning physicist Richard Feynman, who had been invited to observe the motor, unplugged a key component, leading to an explosion that resulted in the deaths of several people. The incident caused Papp's motor to be dismissed as dangerous and unscientific, though some supporters of Papp suggest that the unplugging was a form of deliberate sabotage to protect established energy industries and interests. It's a matter of debate whether the explosion was truly accidental or if Feynman’s actions were, as you suggest, motivated by external pressures to suppress overunity technology.
In a similar vein, the Roberts Rotary Noble Gas Engine, developed by Dannel Roberts and built by Robert Rohner, represents another effort to harness noble gases in a plasma state for energy production. This engine gained attention for its simplicity and mechanical design, as demonstrated in videos showing its operation. However, just as this project appeared ready to move forward, it reportedly faced government intervention, with allegations that U.S. agencies (perhaps the FBI or similar entities) seized their funds and assets. The reasons for this intervention remain unclear but suggest a pattern of suppression for technologies that challenge conventional energy systems. The market for such a device remains vast, and many continue to hope that someone can bring a working, safe version to market. [anon]

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