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In the 1930s, T. Henry Moray endeavored to harness the universe’s boundless energy through his Radiant Energy Device. Despite several demonstrations showcasing its ability to power lights and motors without external sources, skepticism marred Moray's efforts, particularly due to a lack of peer-reviewed documentation. While he persisted in refining his work, sabotage and intimidation from powerful interests loomed over him, leading to the obscurity of his groundbreaking invention.
Moray’s untimely death left behind a potential revolution in energy unfulfilled, as the world continued to rely on conventional fossil fuels, further raising questions about the blockage of alternative energy innovations.