Why Free Energy Is Suppressed

[Elvis Oswald]

Here's the link to some info on the rest of Maxwell's equations.

http://www.halexandria.org/dward760.htm

[Cap-Z-ro]

Evidently the only thing that was going to stop the Kennedy boys was a bullet.

And coincidentally, just before her demise, Marilyn announced a whistle-blowing news conference.

Regards...

[madsen]

Here's the link to some info on the rest of Maxwell's equations.

http://www.halexandria.org/dward760.htm

Thanks---I'll have a look. 

[madsen]

Here's the link to some info on the rest of Maxwell's equations.

http://www.halexandria.org/dward760.htm

I did a little reading on this and here is my take on it.  First, Maxwell's paper A Dynamical Theory of the Electrical Field apparently is the first place where "Maxwell's Equations" appear.  It's available here in pdf form, and there's a discussion on this wikipedia page. 

On page 465, Maxwell describes the equations involved in his theory.  There are 8 general relationships, which correspond to 20 actual equations, which can be condensed down to 8 equations using modern notation (no loss of information here, just different notation).  These 8 equations are given on the wikipedia page. 

As your source mentions, Heaviside's version of Maxwell's Equations is different than Maxwell's.  I don't think he "deleted" anything, though---it just looks to me as if he reorganized things and used more economical vector notation.  For example, Maxwell's original 20 included three which together comprise the Lorentz Force Law.  That law has just been separated out and stands on its own now.   

I would be interested to see if you can find any of these 20 equations which have been suppressed in any way.

[Elvis Oswald]

I concede that those who say "20 equations were reduced to 4" are not quite right.  I would suppose that if Maxwell reduced the 20 to 8 equations himself... then those 8 are complete.
But according to the wikipedia link... Heaviside used one outright and then combined 2 more to make one... that's 3.
It didn't mention that his other 2 were replacements for 2 more of Maxwell's - much less that they were a replacement for the 5 left.
If they replace 2 - then you still have 3 missing.  Or maybe there's 5 missing.

Specifically being suppressed - I cannot say and I would not think that's how it happened.  I'd say that Heaviside's equations were "adopted" and have been used ever since.  They even call them Maxwell's equations.

What percentage of electromechanical knowledge - developed over the last 100 years - has relied on those equations has a base?
What if there are elements missing?

It'll take someone with more mathematical genius than me to decide that.  To me - it's smoke.  And when there's smoke...

Take for instance the "news" that scientists can now broadcast electricity.  WTF?  How about Tesla did that over 100 years ago.
Not only has it been ignored - but the articles I've read on the "latest" have not mentioned Tesla at all.
And I believe I remember threads on this forum and others were "engineers" poo-poo'ed  wireless electricity as just a Tesla myth.

Well - at the same time he discovered that he could broadcast and receive electricity... he also said that it would be free.
That's about the time his funding was pulled...

I don't believe everything some of these free energy kooks say... but I believe Tesla knew what he was talking about.
Just the fact that Tesla has been suppressed - which to me is obvious - means that technology is being suppressed... and the only way smart people wouldn't figure it out is if they were miseducated at a base level.