GASE Conference “Space Energy Set Up in Business – On Its Way to A New Branch of Industry” on November 12-13, 2005 (vom 12.09.2005)
Conference and Member’s Assembly of the German Association for Space Energy (GASE)
House 2, top floor,
Gewerbepark Bouchéstr.12, 12435 Berlin, Germany
A turning point is in view – space energy seems to become established and to be accepted as aneveryday matter in research and development. Recently, all over the world many companies have been set up which develop space energy generators and dispose of enough capital to do so. They have the potential to develop into a new branch of industry in the next 5-15 years. This development is the subject of the presentations at our small conference.
We have been able to engage Nick Cook, the well-known British aviation journalist and long-time editor of Jane’s Defense Weekly in London, as a keynote speaker. He has been widely acclaimed for his many reports on space and aviation technology for which he won a number of awards, as well as for the book „The Hunt for Zero-Point“ (2001) and several TV shows. Due to his professional activities he has been able to visit the most important secret military research centers in the Unites States and in the former Soviet Union. He will report on how antigravity technologies presently are emerging from the area of secret “black research“, and are entering the mainstream in research and industry.
From among the other speakers, Konrad Czerski of the Technical University of Berlin and the University of Szeczin (Poland), member of the only German research group on Cold Fusion, will report on recent progress in this field. Thorsten Ludwig of the Technical University of Berlin will speak on Zero Point Energy Applications, and Andris Buikis of the Latvian Academy of Sciences has news on torsion fields and their application.
- Marco Bischof: „Space Energy Set Up in Business – On Its Way to A New Branch of Industry“.
- Dr. Thorsten Ludwig (physicist at TU Berlin, President of GASE): „Zero Point Energy on the Way to Application“
- Nick Cook (aviation journalist, past aviation editor of Jane’s Defense Weekly, London): “Antigravitation and its Reception in Established Research and Industry“.
- Prof. Dr. Andris Buikis (Latvian Academy of Sciences, Riga): „Torsion fields in Theory and Application”
- Prof. Dr. Konrad Czerski (TU Berlin & University of Szeczin (Poland): „Forschung zur Kalten Fusion an der TU Berlin“.
- Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. h.c. Josef Gruber: „25 years of GASE – Space Energy Prevails“.
The conference begins on Saturday, 12 Nov. at 13.00 hrs, and finishes on Sunday, 13 Nov. at 13.30 hrs. The GASE Member’s Assembly takes place on Saturday, 12 November from 17.00 –21.00 hrs. On Sunday, after the conference, we offer the occasion to visit the workshops of Binnotec e.V. and LeSa Maschinen-Entwicklungs GmbH., and possibly some more Berlin energy research groups. Coverage of expenses for the excursion: EUR 20,-).
Conference fee: EUR 30,-- for members of GASE and associated associations, EUR 100,-- for non-members.
Information and Registration: Deutsche Vereinigung für Raumenergie e.V. (German Association for Space Energy), Office, Bouchéstr.12, Haus 6, D-12435 Berlin, phone 030-2232-4828 (AB), fax 2232-4829, e-mail dvr@onlinehome.de.