Developments of Filimonenko and cold nuclear fusion. Cold nuclear fusion (Filimonenko I.S.). Brief biographical information
USSR nuclear sword I.S. FILIMONENKO December 30th, 2012
The last name doesn't mean anything to anyone Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko?
This man practically created a source of inexhaustible energy and did not bypass anti-gravity, here is an excerpt for example: There is information that Filimonenko managed to create a device that flies by repelling the device from the Earth’s magnetic field with a lifting force of 5 tons...
And the patriot refused 100 million green ones, but the Americans did not understand the principle of its installation, there is a lot about it on the Internet, but everything is just in passing. More details in the magazine Russian Thought, 1994, number 1-6...
Filimonenko Ivan Stepanovich born in 1924 in the Irkutsk region. In 1941, at the age of 16, he went to the front. From 1941 to 1945 fought as a scout in the 191st separate motorized rifle reconnaissance company. Participated in battles on the South-Western, North-Western, 2nd Ukrainian, Trans-Baikal fronts of the Second World War. He has awards: the Order of the Red Banner, medals - “For the victory over Germany”, “For the victory over Japan”, “For the liberation of Prague”, “For the capture of Budapest”.
From 1945 to 1951 studied at Moscow Higher Technical University named after. N. E. Bauman. Graduated from the Faculty of Rocket Engineering. During my studies at the Moscow Higher Technical University. N. E. Bauman proved himself to be a well-performing, disciplined, socially active student. He enjoyed authority among students, leaders and teachers of the faculty.
Since 1946 - member of the aviation industry trade union.
From 1951 to 1967 he worked at OKB-670 as a design technician (1951), design engineer (1952), senior engineer (1952-1954), acting lead engineer (1954-1956) , And. O. brigade chief (1956-1958), and. O. leading designer (1958-1960), leading designer (1960), responsible leading designer - deputy head of department (1960-1963), leading designer (1963-1967).
In 1954, in the direction of Ch. designer and head of OKB-670 M. M. Bondaryuk studied at the Physics Institute of the Academy of Sciences (FIAN) of the USSR. P. N. Lebedev, where he received an academic education in nuclear physics.
From 1967 to 1968 he worked at the Krasnaya Zvezda Design Bureau as a leading designer of department 600. For the successful completion of work on the creation of new equipment in 1957, 1958, 1959. The management of the enterprise, I. S. Filimonenko, announced a number of thanks and entered them into his personal file.
On June 12, 1968, in accordance with the order of the Krasnaya Zvezda ICB dated 04/01/68, I. S. Filimonenko was dismissed from the enterprise under Art. 47 “a” of the Labor Code of the RSFSR with the payment of a 2-week benefit. This order followed as a result of the written instructions of the Deputy. Industry Minister? M-25/4071 dated 09.23.67 and? A-25/983 dated 03/05/68 on the exclusion of the department from the structure of the enterprise...
Cold thermonuclear fusion is possible. "But they won't give it to us." Filimonenko I.S.
The analysis carried out by the Subcommittee gives reason to assume that the liquidation of department 600 of the Krasnaya Zvezda MKB was carried out:
- due to the tension that arose in the relationship between I. S. Filimonenko and the management of the enterprise and industry in connection with violations of the technological process at the enterprise discovered by I. S. Filimonenko, which resulted in unintentional contamination of the Moscow areas adjacent to the enterprise by radionuclides;
- due to the change by the top technical leadership of the industry in the course of technical policy and its reorientation exclusively to the development and creation of systems that use the fission energy of nuclei of isotopes of heavy chemical elements, the development and creation of nuclear power plants, as well as TOCOMAC-type systems, etc. ...
In 1989, I. S. Filimonenko unexpectedly received an offer from the NTKO FORT-INFO company to lead work on topics that interested him. He agrees to the position of lead designer. After 8 months, in the same 1989, for reasons unknown to the scientist, he was officially transferred to the company NPPSO "KURS" at the All-Union Voluntary Charitable Society "Ecopolis and Culture" to the position of chief. designer of the Center for Clean Energy Installations, where he worked until 1992 for several months without receiving a salary, until he quit of his own free will. Currently, I. S. Filimonenko is not working on his topic.
Having learned about the American cold fusion research of Fleischmann and Ponz, which was soon rejected by the US government as erroneous. Our government restored Filimonenko to the position of lead designer, to continue the work from which he was removed 30 years ago. From April 2, 1989 to January 1, 1991, under the leadership of Filimonenko, 3 prototypes of power plants using cold nuclear fusion energy were manufactured. And the drawings of installations for suppressing radiation were newly developed. The tests were supposed to be carried out at the Krasnaya Zvezda NPO, but they did not take place. On January 1, 1991, Filimonenko was again suspended from work and deprived of a pass to all NPO enterprises. There was only one explanation - no funds. Another attempt to give humanity safe energy ended in failure.
Ivan Filimonenko. Fantastic technologies in the USSR.
We present to your attention an interesting documentary film in which nuclear physicist I.S. Filimonenko. talks about his scientific developments and inventions.
The scientist talks about cold thermonuclear fusion, the possibility of which he proved in 1957. Then he created an installation that produces radiation that suppresses radiation. In addition, this device made it possible to obtain electricity, hydrogen and oxygen, and also produced high-pressure steam that could rotate a turbine. This installation did not require the use of uranium, which means it was environmentally friendly.
In addition, the researcher at one time discovered the possibility of creating rocket engines for aircraft without mass loss due to the repulsion of the device from the Earth’s magnetic field. He designed an installation with a lifting mass of 5 tons, and it was the world's first flying saucer.
The scientist also proposes a hypothesis that people could live tens of thousands of years. The reason why people grow old and die is because of radioactive particles, which every person has at least in small quantities.
Filimonenko I.S. Conclusion of the Moscow City Council subcommittee on the scientific developments of I.S. Filimonenko
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MOSCOW CITY COUNCIL OF PEOPLE'S DEPUTIES
STANDING COMMISSION
ON ECOLOGY AND RATIONAL USE
NATURAL RESOURCES
SUB-COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES,
ENERGY, TRANSPORT
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CONCLUSION
on the issue of scientific and design developments
scientist-designer I. S. Filimonenko
On December 25, 1991, the Moscow City Council received an appeal from the Moscow Committee to Support the Work of I. S. Filimonenko (Chairman of the Committee - G. V. Kravtsova). The appeal spoke about the experimental design developments of the scientist, designer of rocket and space technology, Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko, born in 1924, and expressed concern that, despite the extreme relevance of these developments, work on them was stopped, and the author himself ( I. S. Filimonenko) was seriously infringed on his professional and social rights.
According to the applicant’s information, it followed that I. S. Filimonenko’s developments concerned the creation of environmentally friendly power plants, radiation suppression plants and related devices.
In accordance with the profile of its activities, the Subcommittee of the Moscow Council on Environmental Issues of Industry, Energy, Transport has deeply studied this issue, and, in order to determine the true state of affairs, has done a lot of work. Together with the Standing Commission of the Moscow Council on Law, Order and Protection of Citizens' Rights and the Standing Commission of the Moscow Council on Science and Technology Standing Commission on Environmental Issues of Industry, Energy, Transport (hereinafter referred to as the Sub-Commission):
I studied publications about I. S. Filimonenko and his works published in the domestic open press;
Requested the necessary information from the relevant organizations;
Through my representatives at the relevant industries, I became familiar with the technological background of this profile;
Established appropriate contacts with the Supreme Council of the Russian Federation, ministries and departments of the Russian Federation;
She took part in a number of meetings, conferences, and symposia on relevant topics, held in Russia and neighboring countries (Ukraine, Belarus).
As a result of the work carried out, the Subcommittee established the following reliable information about the scientist-designer I. S. Filimonenko and his developments.
1. BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL SUMMARY
Filimonenko Ivan Stepanovich was born in 1924 in the Irkutsk region. In 1941, at the age of 16, he went to the front. From 1941 to 1945 fought as a scout in the 191st separate motorized rifle reconnaissance company. Participated in battles on the South-Western, North-Western, 2nd Ukrainian, Trans-Baikal fronts of the Second World War. He has awards: the Order of the Red Banner, medals - “For the victory over Germany”, “For the victory over Japan”, “For the liberation of Prague”, “For the capture of Budapest”.
From 1945 to 1951 studied at Moscow Higher Technical University named after. N. E. Bauman. Graduated from the Faculty of Rocket Engineering. During my studies at the Moscow Higher Technical University. N. E. Bauman proved himself to be a well-performing, disciplined, socially active student. He enjoyed authority among students, leaders and teachers of the faculty.
Since 1946 - member of the aviation industry trade union.
From 1951 to 1967 he worked at OKB-670 as a design technician (1951), design engineer (1952), senior engineer (1952-1954), acting lead engineer (1954-1956) , And. O. brigade chief (1956-1958), and. O. leading designer (1958-1960), leading designer (1960), responsible leading designer - deputy head of department (1960-1963), leading designer (1963-1967).
In 1954, in the direction of Ch. designer and head of OKB-670 M. M. Bondaryuk studied at the Physics Institute of the Academy of Sciences (FIAN) of the USSR. P. N. Lebedev, where he received an academic education in nuclear physics.
From 1967 to 1968 he worked at the Krasnaya Zvezda Design Bureau as a leading designer of department 600. For the successful completion of work on the creation of new equipment in 1957, 1958, 1959. The management of the enterprise, I. S. Filimonenko, announced a number of thanks and entered them into his personal file.
On June 12, 1968, in accordance with the order of the Krasnaya Zvezda ICB dated 04/01/68, I. S. Filimonenko was dismissed from the enterprise under Art. 47 “a” of the Labor Code of the RSFSR with the payment of a 2-week benefit. This order followed as a result of the written instructions of the Deputy. Industry Minister? M-25/4071 dated 09.23.67 and? A-25/983 dated 03/05/68 on the exclusion of the department from the structure of the enterprise...
The analysis carried out by the Subcommittee gives reason to assume that the liquidation of department 600 of the Krasnaya Zvezda MKB was carried out:
Due to the tension that arose in the relationship between I. S. Filimonenko and the management of the enterprise and industry in connection with violations of the technological process at the enterprise discovered by I. S. Filimonenko, which resulted in unintentional contamination of the Moscow areas adjacent to the enterprise by radionuclides;
Due to the change by the top technical leadership of the industry in the course of technical policy and its reorientation exclusively towards the development and creation of systems that use the fission energy of nuclei of isotopes of heavy chemical elements, the development and creation of nuclear power plants, as well as TOCOMAC-type systems, etc. ...
From 1968 to 1989, I. S. Filimonenko was virtually unemployed. During this period of time, the scientist constantly appealed to all sorts of government authorities, including higher ones, trying to achieve the rehabilitation of the scientific direction he proposed and the resumption of the work he had begun at the Krasnaya Zvezda ICB to create environmentally friendly thermionic hydrolysis power plants And radiation suppression installations . All his appeals did not give a positive result. To support his family, the scientist had to devote all his free time to agricultural work on a summer cottage plot measuring 8 acres.
In 1989, I. S. Filimonenko unexpectedly received an offer from the NTKO FORT-INFO company to lead work on topics that interested him. He agrees to the position of lead designer. After 8 months, in the same 1989, for reasons unknown to the scientist, he was officially transferred to the company NPPSO "KURS" at the All-Union Voluntary Charitable Society "Ecopolis and Culture" to the position of chief. designer of the Center for Clean Energy Installations, where he worked until 1992 for several months without receiving a salary, until he quit of his own free will. Currently, I. S. Filimonenko is not working on his topic.
2. REFERENCE ABOUT THE SCIENTIFIC AND EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS OF I. S. FILIMONENKO
Was the development of new ways to obtain energy and protection from nuclear radiation carried out by I. S. Filimonenko in accordance with the Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the USSR and the Central Committee of the CPSU? 715/296 dated July 23, 1960, in paragraphs. 1, 2, 3 which provided for the development of new principles:
Receiving energy;
Gaining traction without weight loss;
Protection from nuclear radiation.
These new developments were promoted by S. P. Korolev, G. K. Zhukov, I. V. Kurchatov.
About 80 enterprises and organizations were involved in the implementation of the program, including NPO Luch, NPO Krasnaya Zvezda, Research Institute of Thermal Processes, NPO Energia, the Academy of Sciences of the USSR, Ukraine, and Belarus. Work on this topic was carried out under the leadership of I. S. Filimonenko, who was appointed in 1960 as the responsible leading designer in this area. The first outstanding result of this program was the creation of the Topaz-1 and Topaz-2 power plants, which were used on the Cosmos-1818 and Cosmos-1819 satellites.
The next stage of the program was the development and creation of an environmentally friendly thermionic hydrolysis power plant (TEGEU) , which has no analogues in our country and abroad.
The difference between TEGEU and Topaz is that it uses not a nuclear reactor as an external fuel element, but a nuclear fusion unit at low temperatures (T = 1150°), the operating life of which will be 5-10 years without refueling (heavy water).
In 1960-68. the first encouraging results suitable for industrial use were obtained, in particular, the output parameters of the installation in terms of electrical power amounted to 200 Watts, hydrogen and oxygen were obtained, as well as components such as helium 3, 4, tritium, oxygen 16, 17, 18, which irrefutably indicated the fact of obtaining thermonuclear fusion at a temperature of T = 1150°C.
During operation, TEGEU, according to the author of the installations, do not emit any harmful products into the environment; only heavy hydrogen is consumed. TEGES could become a real alternative to existing environmentally “dirty” energy systems (nuclear power plants, thermal power plants, state district power plants, hydroelectric power plants, boiler houses, diesel power plants, etc.).
In addition, TEGEM could find application:
In industries that consume hydrogen (for example, TU aircraft), oxygen (metallurgy);
To power existing internal combustion engines with hydrogen instead of gasoline;
In fundamentally new generations of engines for installation on water, land, and air transport;
As autonomous long-term power plants in residential buildings, social and cultural facilities and production facilities, in rural areas, in remote areas;
In a number of other projects, including those related to the destruction of nuclear and chemical weapons, hazardous industrial waste.
According to the scientist, special modification systems similar to the above installations are capable of suppressing radioactivity, for example, generated and released into the environment (Chelyabinsk, Semipalatinsk, Novaya Zemlya, Chernobyl, etc.). Installations for suppressing radioactivity could be placed on ground, water, air, and space vehicles to perform the corresponding tasks.
In 1968, official work on I. S. Filimonenko’s installations in the USSR was stopped and the author was unable to complete experiments on radiation suppression.
In 1962, I. S. Filimonenko filed an application for an invention for the process and installation of thermal emission he discovered and received a corresponding priority certificate? 717239/38 dated July 27, 1962. Later, the author of the development also submitted an application for the discovery. Did the author receive a response on 12/30/1970? OTED 1179 with a proposal to rework the application, since, according to experts, it contained several discoveries.
With the permission of Glavlit, for the first time, the essence of I. S. Filimonenko’s discovery, without disclosing the operating principle (“know-how”) of TEGEU, was published in the journal “Technology - Youth”? 2 for 1970 in the article “Flying Saucer”. Official reports about the scientist’s discoveries were also published in the newspapers “Moskovskaya Pravda” (04/16/1971, TASS information) and “Socialist Industry” dated 04/24/1971 (“The installation for the thermal decomposition of water into oxygen and hydrogen was built by Moscow engineers I . S. Filimonenko and B. V. Makarov").
After the involvement of I. S. Filimonenko in 1989 by the companies NTKO "FORT-INFO" and NP PSO "Kurs" to work on his installations, which followed soon after reports in the international press about the experiment of the American scientists Pons and Fleischmann, who allegedly received water in a glass cold nuclear fusion, at NPO "LUCH" of the Ministry of Atomic Energy of the Russian Federation during 1989-1990. Two experimental prototypes of a power plant were manufactured to resume experiments on cold nuclear fusion. To date, three thermionic hydrolysis converters for a semi-industrial power plant have been developed and created. Their cost was only about 1.3 million rubles. in 1990 prices. The necessary experimental and design developments have been carried out. Preliminary methodological support for installation calculations has been developed.
The level of development carried out by I. S. Filimonenko is evidenced by the fact that the Topaz-type thermionic nuclear reactor, developed in the USSR for spacecraft, was purchased by the United States.
Technical characteristics of TEGEU installations in comparison with existing nuclear power plants and nuclear power plants under design (Tokomak) (see Appendix) show that thermionic nuclear technology has significant advantages over fission reactors. However, as is known, work on the implementation of nuclear power plants based on the principle of synthesis of the lightest nuclei is monopolized by the direction focused on thermonuclear fusion in Tokomak-type installations, which have been ongoing for 40 years, and, according to the director of the Institute of Atomic Energy E.P. Velikhov, there are no really significant results progress in this direction should not be expected before the middle of the next century.
To date, a number of articles have been published in the open press about the works of I. S. Filimonenko. In Moscow, Russian cities, and neighboring countries (Ukraine, Republic of Belarus), public committees have been created to support the scientist’s work. Foreign scientific and military circles of developed countries, especially the USA, are showing keen interest in the scientist’s work. There are attempts to repeat the basic experiments of I. S. Filimonenko on cold nuclear fusion by some scientists (for example, Pons, Fleishman, 1989). It is possible that information leakage from Russia (formerly from the USSR) is used for these purposes.
According to the author of the developments, a full analysis of the capabilities of the installations he proposes is possible only after starting, development, and life tests are carried out on the scientific and experimental base existing in Moscow and the Moscow region. The cost of all research and design work, work on the creation of units and elements of the installation, installation, start-up, development work and life tests of 3 copies of TEGEU modules, according to the author’s calculations, is about 15 million rubles. in 1990 prices
BRIEF ECOLOGICAL INFORMATION
Currently, in Moscow and in Russia as a whole, an extremely unfavorable situation has developed with regard to the state of the human environment. The habitat is becoming more and more dangerous for living, less and less suitable for the survival of humans as a species. There is a direct relationship between the increase in the level of radiation pollution and the incidence of cancer and various other diseases, and mortality. According to Mos. NPO "Radon", the total alpha activity of soils is 700-900 Bq/kg, beta activity is 1200 Bq/kg. In addition to nuclear reagents and production, a significant contribution to the increase in background radiation levels is made by the combustion of hydrocarbon fuels due to the radioisotope impurities they contain. According to the Moscow City Statistics Committee, for the period 1968-1992. consumption of fuel and oil products (read - burned) in Moscow amounted to: coal and coke - 17.8 million tons; liquid fuels - 52.4 million tons; gas - 287.8 billion cubic meters. m. The complex combination of many physical factors accumulating in the environment in unnatural quantities and combinations has already led to the following:
Mortality in Russia and Moscow has exceeded the birth rate and continues to increase;
One million children in Russia have mental and physical disabilities;
In Moscow, a child with cancer is registered every two days;
Due to air pollution, the number of Moscow children suffering from asthma has sharply increased;
Near Moscow thermal power plants and highways, the level of plant mutations is approximately the same as in Chernobyl;
About 400 mutant children are admitted to the Moscow special orphanage each year;
After the Chernobyl disaster in the collective farms of the Narodichsky district of the Zhitomir region during 1987-1988. More than 100 cases of mutant animals have been identified (deformation of the skull, absence of limbs, eyes, ribs, even heads. (Humans are more radiosensitive than animals);
The consequences of the accident at the NPO Mayak in 1956 cause irreversible changes in the body of many residents of the Chelyabinsk flyby. As a result of a survey of residents of the village of Muchlemovo, located on the Techa River, 78 km downstream from the site of the Mayak NPO radioactive waste dump, some children had elements in their chromosomes that were neither paternal nor maternal. According to doctors, this is a consequence of mutational changes in the body;
Every fourth Russian man is impotent.
According to international estimates, US$125 billion is needed for environmental assistance in third countries and developing countries.
CURRENT STATE OF AFFAIRS
Concerned about the further deterioration of the environmental situation, the Subcommission, together with the Moscow Committee for Support of the Work of I. S. Filimonenko, during 1991-1992. contacted various departments in order to draw attention to the developments of I. S. Filimonenko. The appeals yielded some results. The information reached the President of the Russian Federation and the Government. On April 2, 1992, the President of the Russian Federation instructed the Russian Academy of Sciences (Yu. S. Osipov) and the Russian Ministry for Atomic Operations (V. N. Mikhailov) to prepare proposals regarding the continuation of the work of I. S. Filimonenko. The Vice-President of the RAS, Academician E.P. Velikhov, informed the President of the RAS that the available materials do not contain any scientific and technical information by which one can evaluate the ideas proposed by I.S. Filimonenko.
Meanwhile, on January 17, 1992, the Moscow City Council Subcommittee on Environmental Issues of Industry, Energy, and Transport, together with representatives of interested departments, visited NPO “Luch”, where they had a meeting with the scientific team of the enterprise’s employees, headed by Deputy. production director A. M. Kleshchev. A. M. Kleshchev and his colleagues (designers, calculation engineers, etc.) confirmed that they, under the leadership of I. S. Filimonenko, in 1989-1990. worked on recreating its installation (TEGEU). The installation itself and its design documentation were also presented to the Subcommittee.
The Subcommittee is significantly perplexed by the fact that the top leaders of Russian science, having practically unlimited organizational capabilities, have not found a way to get acquainted not only with the “ideas,” as the respected academician put it, but also with the material embodiment of these ideas, located somewhere beyond abroad, and a few minutes drive from the residence of learned men.
The Subcommittee expresses its deep hope that, despite the ongoing political instability in Russia, the highest authorities and management of the Russian Federation will find the strength to pay attention to the unique developments of the outstanding scientist and, thereby, help Russians survive.
Based on the work done related to the study of the circumstances of the unjustified termination of work on the creation of environmentally friendly energy installations and installations to suppress nuclear radiation, the author of which is the design scientist Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko, the Subcommittee of the Moscow Council on environmental issues of industry, energy, and transport decided:
1. Recognize the outstanding services of the scientist-designer Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko, born in 1924, to Russian science.
2. Based on the significant number of documents and expert opinions received by the Subcommittee, is it necessary to attest to the authorship of I. S. Filimonenko in relation to TEGEU, in particular, in relation to TEGEU “Kurs”, created at OZ NPO “Luch” under a contract? 1 dated January 24, 1990, concluded between OZ NPO "Luch", NP PSO "Kurs" and NTKO "FORT-INFO".
It is necessary to recognize the restoration of I. S. Filimonenko’s professional and social rights.
Apply with a legislative initiative to the highest bodies of state power and administration of the Russian Federation to restore the Government Resolution? 715/296 of July 23, 1960, or the adoption of a similar one, in order to secure Russia’s priority in relation to the developments of I. S. Filimonenko and create the necessary, state-guaranteed conditions for their successful implementation.
Recognize that it is vitally necessary to resume work as quickly as possible on testing the TEGEU installations created by I. S. Filimonenko, as well as on studying and implementing the designer’s developments in the field of protection against nuclear radiation.
Chairman of the Moscow City Council subcommittee on environmental issues of industry, energy, transport; People's Deputy of the Moscow City Council
Yu. S. Avdanin
People's Deputy of the Moscow City Council, member of the Standing Commission of the Moscow City Council on ecology and rational use of natural resources
AGREEMENT OF INTENT
Limited Liability Partnership “Cleansing Our Planet from Radiation” (Filimonenko Foundation LTD) represented by President Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko, the International Public Association “Russian Physical Society” represented by Chairman Vladimir Gennadievich Rodionov, on the one hand, and NPAP “Altaymedpribor” represented by General Director Boris Stepanovich Kotov, - on the other hand, agreed on the following intentions:
1. The parties proceed from the fact that the interests of each of them correspond to the implementation of I. S. Filimonenko’s developments to create radiation suppression installations and environmentally friendly thermionic hydrolysis power plants (TEGEU) carried out within the framework of the Resolution of the Council of Ministers of the USSR? 715296 dated July 23, 1960, and they (the parties) intend to facilitate its (implementation) implementation.
2. For these purposes, at the 1st stage:
The Filimonenko Foundation provides protection from publicity of confidential scientific and technical information relating to the developments specified in paragraph 1;
The Russian Physical Society provides the Filimonenko Foundation with public and other necessary support;
NPAP "Altaymedpribor" through Government and other government agencies ensures the social and professional rehabilitation of I. S. Filimonenko, the rehabilitation of his scientific direction, the restoration of the Government Resolution specified in paragraph 1, or the adoption by the Government of the Russian Federation of a similar one, in order to secure Russia's priority in relation to developments of I. S. Filimonenko and the creation of the necessary, state-guaranteed conditions for their successful implementation.
At stage 2:
The parties create an association (association, concern, joint stock company, etc.) with the possible involvement, by mutual agreement, of other legal entities and individuals for the material implementation of the developments specified in clause 1. The parties are also considering a mechanism for public control over the work they carry out.
To make a final decision on the possibility of implementing the developments specified in clause 1, authorized representatives of the parties meet upon completion of the 1st stage of clause 2 of this agreement.
This agreement is preliminary and does not impose any financial or legal obligations on its participants.
This agreement was signed by:
President of LLP “Cleansing Our Planet from Radiation”
(Filimonenko Foundation, LTD) I. S. Filimonenko
Chairman of the Russian Physical Society V. G. Rodionov
General Director of NPAP "Altaymedpribor" B. S. Kotov
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http://www. kramola. info/ Quite a unique video from 1997. In addition to the story about the amazing, fantastic technologies of the Russian scientist, the program contains one of the first mentions of a nuclear war that destroyed the pre-Flood civilization of centenarians. Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko is the author of unique power plants using the energy of cold nuclear fusion, as well as devices for suppressing radiation. Born in 1924 in the Irkutsk region. In 1941, at the age of 16, he went to the front. From 1941 to 1945 fought as a scout in the 191st separate motorized rifle reconnaissance company. Participated in battles on the South-Western, North-Western, 2nd Ukrainian, Trans-Baikal fronts of the Second World War. He has awards: the Order of the Red Banner, medals - “For the victory over Germany”, “For the victory over Japan”, “For the liberation of Prague”, “For the capture of Budapest”. From 1945 to 1951 studied at Moscow Higher Technical University named after. N. E. Bauman. Graduated from the Faculty of Rocket Engineering. From 1951 to 1967 he worked at OKB-670 as a leading designer (1963-1967). In 1954, postgraduate studies at the Physical Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (FIAN) named after. P. N. Lebedeva. From 1967 to 1968, the Krasnaya Zvezda design bureau was a leading designer. On June 12, 1968, he was dismissed from the enterprise under Art. 47 “a” of the Labor Code of the RSFSR with the payment of a 2-week benefit. This order followed as a result of the written instructions of the Deputy. Industry Minister? M-25/4071 dated 09.23.67 and? A-25/983 dated 03/05/68 on the exclusion of the department from the structure of the enterprise... From 1968 to 1989, I. S. Filimonenko was actually unemployed. To support his family, the scientist had to devote all his free time to agricultural work on a summer cottage plot measuring 8 acres. In 1989, cooperation with the companies NTKO "FORT-INFO", NPPSO "KURS" under the All-Union Voluntary Charitable Society "Ecopolis and Culture". In 1994, at the VI Congress of the Russian Physical Society, Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko was awarded the title “Honorary Member of the Russian Physical Society.” _ VKontakte: https: //vk. com/kramolainfo Odnoklassniki: http: //ok. ru/kramolainfo Facebook: https: //www. facebook. com/kramolainfo
Cold thermonuclear fusion - what is it? Myth or reality? This area of scientific activity appeared in the last century and still excites many scientific minds. Many gossip, rumors, and speculations are associated with this appearance. He has his fans, who greedily believe that one day some scientist will create a device that will save the world not so much from energy costs as from radiation exposure. There are also opponents who ardently insist that back in the second half of the last century, the smartest Soviet man, Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko, almost created a similar reactor.
Experimental setup
The year 1957 was marked by the fact that Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko developed a completely different option for creating energy using nuclear fusion from helium deuterium. And already in July of the sixty-second year he patented his work on thermal emission processes and systems. The basic principle of operation: a type of warm where the temperature is 1000 degrees. Eighty organizations and enterprises were allocated to implement this patent. When Kurchatov died, development began to be suppressed, and after Korolev’s death they completely stopped developing thermonuclear fusion (cold).
In 1968, all of Filimonenko’s work was stopped, since since 1958 he had been conducting research to determine the radiation hazard at nuclear power plants and thermal power plants, as well as testing nuclear weapons. His forty-six page report helped stop a program that proposed launching a nuclear-powered rocket to Jupiter and the Moon. After all, during any accident or upon the return of the spacecraft, an explosion could occur. It would have six hundred times the power of Hiroshima.
But many did not like this decision, and Filimonenko was persecuted, and after a while he was removed from work. Since he did not stop his research, he was accused of subversion. Ivan Stepanovich received six years in prison.
Cold Fusion and Alchemy
Many years later, in 1989, Martin Fleischman and Stanley Pons, using electrodes, created helium from deuterium, as did Filimonenko. Physicists impressed the entire scientific community and the press, who painted in vivid colors the life that would happen after the installation of a facility that allows thermonuclear fusion (cold). Of course, physicists around the world began to check their results on their own.
At the forefront of testing the theory was the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Its director, Ronald Parker, criticized nuclear fusion. “Cold fusion is a myth,” this person said. Newspapers accused the physicists Pons and Fleischmann of charlatanism and fraud, since they could not test the theory, because the result was always different. Reports indicated a large amount of heat generated. But in the end, a forgery was made and the data was corrected. And after these events, physicists abandoned the search for a solution to Filimonenko’s “Cold thermonuclear fusion” theory.
Cavitation nuclear fusion
But in 2002, this topic was remembered. American physicists Ruzi Taleyarkhan and Richard Lahey said that they achieved the convergence of nuclei, but used the effect of cavitation. This is when gaseous bubbles form in a liquid cavity. They can appear due to the passage of sound waves through a liquid. When the bubbles burst, a large amount of energy is generated.
Scientists were able to register high-energy neutrons, which produced helium and tritium, which is considered a product of nuclear fusion. After checking this experiment, no falsification was found, but they were not yet going to admit it.
Siegel readings
They take place in Moscow and are named after the astronomer and ufologist Siegel. Such readings are held twice a year. They are more like meetings of scientists in a psychiatric hospital, because here scientists speak with their theories and hypotheses. But since they are associated with ufology, their messages go beyond reason. However, sometimes interesting theories are expressed. For example, Academician A.F. Okhatrin reported his discovery of microleptons. These are very light elementary particles that have new properties that cannot be explained. In practice, its developments can warn of an impending earthquake or help in the search for minerals. Okhatrin developed a method of geological exploration that shows not only oil deposits, but also its chemical component.
Tests in the north
In Surgut, tests of the installation were carried out on an old well. A vibration generator was lowered three kilometers deep. It set in motion the microlepton field of the Earth. After a few minutes, the amount of paraffin and bitumen in the oil decreased, and the viscosity also became less. Quality has risen from six to eighteen percent. Foreign companies became interested in this technology. But Russian geologists still do not use these developments. The government of the country only took them into account, but the matter did not progress further than that.
Therefore, Okhatrin has to work for foreign organizations. Recently, the academician has been more involved in research of a different nature: how the dome affects a person. Many claim that he has a fragment of a UFO that fell in 1977 in Latvia.
Student of Academician Akimov
Anatoly Evgenievich Akimov heads the interdisciplinary scientific center “Vent”. His developments are as interesting as Okhatrin’s. He tried to attract the government's attention to his work, but this only made more enemies. His research was also classified as pseudoscience. An entire commission was created to combat falsification. A draft law on the protection of the human psychosphere was even presented for review. Some deputies are confident that there is a generator that can act on the psyche.
Scientist Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko and his discoveries
So the discoveries of our physicist were not continued in science. Everyone knows him as the inventor of a vehicle that moves using magnetic propulsion. And they say that an apparatus was created that could lift five tons. But some argue that the saucer does not fly. Filimonenko created a device that reduces the radioactivity of some objects. Its installations use the energy of cold thermonuclear fusion. They inactivate radio emissions and also produce energy. The waste from such installations is hydrogen and oxygen, as well as high-pressure steam. A cold thermonuclear fusion generator can provide an entire village with energy, as well as cleanse the lake on the shore of which it will be located.
Of course, his work was supported by Korolev and Kurchatov, so the experiments were carried out. But it was not possible to bring them to their logical conclusion. Installing cold thermonuclear fusion would allow saving about two hundred billion rubles every year. The academician's activities were resumed only in the eighties. In 1989, prototypes began to be produced. A cold fusion arc reactor was created to suppress radiation. Also, several installations were designed in the Chelyabinsk region, but they were not operational. Even in Chernobyl they did not use a thermonuclear fusion (cold) installation. And the scientist was fired from his job again.
Life at home
In our country there was no intention of developing the discoveries of the scientist Filimonenko. Cold fusion, the installation of which was completed, could be sold abroad. They said that in the seventies, someone took documents on Filimonenko’s installations to Europe. But scientists abroad did not succeed, because Ivan Stepanovich specifically did not complete the data on which it was possible to create a reactor using cold thermonuclear fusion.
They made him lucrative offers, but he is a patriot. It would be better to live in poverty, but in your own country. Filimonenko has his own vegetable garden, which produces crops four times a year, as the physicist uses film that he himself created. However, no one is putting it into production.
Avramenko's hypothesis
This ufologist devoted his life to the study of plasma. Avramenko Rimliy Fedorovich wanted to create a plasma generator as an alternative to modern energy sources. In 1991, he conducted experiments in the laboratory on the formation of ball lightning. And the plasma that was shot from it consumed much more energy. The scientist proposed using this plasmoid for defense against missiles.
The tests were carried out at a military training ground. The action of such a plasmoid could help in the fight against asteroids that threaten disaster. Avramenko’s development also did not continue, and no one knows why.
Life's battle with radiation
More than forty years ago there was a secret organization “Red Star”, led by I. S. Filimonenko. He and his group developed a life support complex for flights to Mars. He developed thermonuclear fusion (cold) for his installation. The latter, in turn, was supposed to become an engine for spaceships. But when the cold fusion reactor was verified, it became clear that it could also help on Earth. With this discovery, it is possible to neutralize isotopes and avoid
But Ivan Stepanovich Filimonenko, who created cold thermonuclear fusion with his own hands, refused to install it in underground cities of refuge for the country’s party leaders. The crisis in the Caribbean shows that the USSR and America were ready to get involved in a nuclear war. But they were held back by the fact that there was no such installation that could protect against the effects of radiation.
At that time, cold thermonuclear fusion was firmly associated with the name Filimonenko. The reactor generated clean energy, which would protect the party leadership from radiation contamination. By refusing to hand over his developments to the authorities, the scientist did not give the country’s leadership a “trump card” in the event that without his installation, underground bunkers would have protected senior party leaders from a nuclear strike, but sooner or later they would have been exposed to radiation. Thus, Ivan Stepanovich protected the world from global nuclear war.
Oblivion of a scientist
After the scientist’s refusal, he had to endure more than one negotiation regarding his developments. As a result, Filimonenko was fired from his job and stripped of all titles and regalia. And for thirty years now, a physicist who could develop cold thermonuclear fusion in an ordinary mug has been living in the country with his family. All of Filimonenko’s discoveries could make a great contribution to the development of science. But, as happens in our country, his cold thermonuclear fusion, the reactor of which was created and tested in practice, was forgotten.
Ecology and its problems
Today Ivan Stepanovich is involved in environmental problems; he is concerned that a catastrophe is approaching the Earth. He believes that the main reason for the deterioration of the environmental situation is the smoke pollution in the airspace of large cities. In addition to exhaust gases, many objects emit substances harmful to humans: radon and krypton. But they have not yet learned how to dispose of the latter. And cold fusion, whose principle is to absorb radiation, would help protect the environment.
In addition, the peculiarities of the action of cold thermonuclear fusion, according to the scientist, could save people from many diseases, would prolong human life many times over, eliminating all sources of radiation. And, as Ivan Stepanovich claims, there are a lot of them. They are found literally at every step and even at home. According to the scientist, in ancient times people lived for centuries, and all because there was no radiation. Its installation could eliminate it, but, apparently, this will not happen soon.
Conclusion
Thus, the question of what cold thermonuclear fusion is and when it will come to the defense of humanity is quite relevant. And if this is not a myth, but reality, then it is necessary to direct all efforts and resources to study this area of nuclear physics. After all, ultimately, an installation that could produce such a reaction would be useful to everyone.
Quite a unique video from 1997. In addition to the story about the amazing, fantastic technologies of the Russian scientist, the program contains one of the first mentions on TV of a nuclear war that destroyed the pre-Flood civilization of centenarians.
Born in 1924 in the Irkutsk region. In 1941, at the age of 16, he went to the front. From 1941 to 1945 fought as a scout in the 191st separate motorized rifle reconnaissance company. Participated in battles on the South-Western, North-Western, 2nd Ukrainian, Trans-Baikal fronts of the Second World War. He has awards: the Order of the Red Banner, medals - “For the victory over Germany”, “For the victory over Japan”, “For the liberation of Prague”, “For the capture of Budapest”.
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