The dual field effect was first achieved in modern times* by the Germans back in the 1930s, in their development of the prototype “die Glocke” which used two layers of a counter-rotating mercury-like fluid (called “Xerum 525″) to produce the two fields. Much of this design was embellished with refinements from from Viktor Schauberger, Otto Schumann, Hans Kammler (under whom veteran aerospace and NASA engineer William Tompkins later worked while at RAND Corp.), etc. Significant contribution to the German design was stolen from the “Vril” spacecraft created by Maria Orsic’s 1930’s research. Orsic was a mystic and scientist based in Austria.

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