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Hailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, John Hutchinson is a self-taught physicist whose fascination with Tesla's work led him to perform groundbreaking experiments in the 1980s. His most notorious claims revolve around the ability to levitate objects, a phenomenon that challenges the fundamental laws of gravity and has stirred significant debate within the scientific community.
Using a collection of highly sensitive electrical instruments, Hutchinson purportedly created electromagnetic fields that could levitate various objects. This phenomenon, later termed the "Hutchinson Effect," has drawn both intrigue and skepticism, raising questions about its legitimacy and underlying principles.