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==Abstract==
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ESJ editor, Charles A. Yost, travelled to Denver, Colorado earlier this year to attend the Third International Symposium on New Energy, sponsored by the International Association for New Science. In ESJ 18, brief synopses of his impressions of some of the lectures were presented. In this issue, we summarize selected papers taken from the conference proceedings.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
ESJ editor, Charles A. Yost, travelled to Denver, Colorado earlier this year to attend the Third International Symposium on New Energy, sponsored by the International Association for New Science. In ESJ 18, brief synopses of his impressions of some of the lectures were presented. In this issue, we summarize selected papers taken from the conference proceedings.


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Scientific Paper
TitleIANS Conference Summary
Author(s)Charles A Yost
KeywordsCorrea, gravitomagnetics, hydrosonic pump, IANS, International Symposium on New Energy, pulsed abnormal glow discharge, overunity, Patterson power cell
Published1996
JournalElectric Spacecraft Journal
Number19
Pages32-36

Abstract

ESJ editor, Charles A. Yost, travelled to Denver, Colorado earlier this year to attend the Third International Symposium on New Energy, sponsored by the International Association for New Science. In ESJ 18, brief synopses of his impressions of some of the lectures were presented. In this issue, we summarize selected papers taken from the conference proceedings.