HeyJaredAether or...
Aether or… is a Substack about the reality of a universal life force–often called zero-point energy or ‘free energy,' what it means for everyday people, and further ways to transform our world.
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- Oct 1, 2026
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- Jul 24, 2026
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from N. Tesla to truth revealed (opens the original)
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In the new-energy scene, so much happened this summer and this month that I could write a book-full of articles about it. However, pain from an accident prevented me from sitting comfortably at the computer long enough to even create a Substack post. Thankful to say, leg wounds are finally healed and back pain lessening. I’m launching a series of posts to reflect on current events, and intending that they’ll be easier for new subscribers to follow than this hurried post. How can I tie together j
New clues to the E.V. Gray mystery (opens the original)
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There’s a new development to what’s known concerning the American inventor Edwin V. Gray, Sr. (1923-1989) and discoveries about a safer form of power than just standard AC.Makes me wonder. Since ground-breaking plasma research (LENR) and the successful non-conventional magnetic motors have in common basics such as standing waves, electrostatics and resonance, might the Martin Fleischmann Memorial Project’s new tool unite them into a unified Theory of Everything?Historians of non-conventional ene
Clean-energy news is on the way soon. (opens the original)
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