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Viktor Schauberger, an Austrian naturalist and inventor, dedicated his life to understanding water dynamics and natural energy. He studied vortex motions in water and theorized that such natural principles could yield sustainable energy. Schauberger’s Repulsine device aimed to create propulsion through these insights.
Despite his groundbreaking theories, particularly surrounding natural energy harnessing, Schauberger’s work was drafted into obscurity after his involuntary involvement in Nazi military projects. Fearful of the implications of his innovations, the US intelligence services continued to undermine his findings.