Magnetism, Matter, Gravity pdf torrent

1. DANIEL DAVIS - MANUAL OF MAGNETISM (1842) 299 pages pdf

A native of Princeton, New Jersey, Davis (1813-1887) was self-educated.
Davis did not believe in patents.
Had he patented some of his inventions he would have died a millionaire.
He invented the art of electrotyping in copper, wood-cuts and type such as are used to-day,
and gave his inventions to the world. In 1846 he electrotyped in copper the arm of a child,
which has been lately claimed as a new invention.
In 1840 Professor Gareaux of Paris arrived in Boston with the invention of Daguerre.
Davis made a set of apparatus and probably took the first daguerrotype taken in this country.
This first picture taken in Boston was the German Catholic church on Suffolk street,
now Shawmut Avenue. Davis was also the first man in this country who did electro gold and silver plating,
and taught the art. In 1844 Professor Morse had just introduced his telegraph,
but it was a very rude and impracticable machine.
He provided the crude machine to Davis for improvement and the result was the telegraph we remember.
He received several gold medals from various exhibitions for his inventions and skill as a manufacturer.
His shop became a gathering place for famous professors, scientists and electricians for many years.
It was frequented by Dr. Hare, Professors Webster, Hitchcock, Silliman, Henry, Abbott,
Farmer and Channing and most of the other scientific minds of the time.
At that time probably no man in this country had such a thorough practical knowledge of electricity.
He will long be remembered through his published work on magnetism entitled "A Manual of Magnetism”.
The first edition came out in 1842 and was published more to advertise his instruments,
and as a means of calling attention to his business.
The accompanying catalogue contains a wealth of information on his many devices.
The work was used as a textbook by many colleges and high schools,
and became a required text at the United States Military Academy at West Point.
Students made use of the many practical demonstrations shown within its pages.
In 1852 Davis retired back to his farm in Princeton.

2. F.H. HUTTON - MAGNETOS - SIMPLY EXPLAINED (1922) 33 pages pdf

Magnetos Simply Explained:
A Practical Guide to the Construction, Management, and Uses of the Modern Magneto

3. GUSTAVE LeBON - THE EVOLUTION OF MATTER (1907) 478 pages pdf

...Whenever frustration is met with arrogance both often give way to any expedient which seems to work.
Such strategies are never designed along visionary lines.
The accumulation of these actions, over the last several centuries,
has led us progressively into the ignorance of the inert worlds with their degenerated technologies.
We must and will persevere against these powers with patience and vision.
We must learn to wait for answers rather than implementing the vagaries of electrodynamics
and thermodynamics as the power-elite would have us do.
These has been left us such a plethora of wonders, not only reported but real –
real in every aspect and awaiting implementation.
Such an army of products would conquer the existing technology if sold at the grassroots level
without benefit of patronship. Dr. Le Bon fought this fight all his life,
and was at last utterly rejected by his associates. His name has been stricken from the record,
his books removed from all worthy libraries...

4. MAURICE COTTERELL - HOW GRAVITY WORKS (and related matters) (2007) 24 pages pdf

His work, best described as ‘adventure fact’ brings together modern science,
spirituality and ancient wisdom to unlock the secrets of the past and the science of the future.

In 2007, he gave a lecture, in Nevada, USA, which explained how gravity ‘must’ work.
It then took him 3 years to discover a causal mechanism
that reconciles physical phenomena with Newton’s equation for the force of gravity —
and to find a way of explaining it.

In February 2010, the UK Institute of Engineering and Technology
accepted How Gravity Works — and related matters for deposit in their Research Paper database.
It explains: How Electricity and Magnetism work-together to produce the force of Gravity;
the reasons why the atom is stable [why the protons in the nucleus do not spring apart;
why the electrons are not sucked-into the positive nucleus;
and why the neutron does not annihilate itself]; and,
why the electron shells contain the numbers of electrons that they do