Can We Actually Use It?
The honest scorecard on extracting energy from the vacuum. Who's tried, what worked, what didn't, and what an independent researcher can actually do.
Ivan Grigorov
I’m an independent researcher exploring gravity, zero-point energy, and the deeper principles behind how the world works. I combine theory and practical thinking to clarify complex problems and explore real-world possibilities.
Proof That Nothing Has Power: The Casimir Effect
The experiment that proved empty space carries energy — and the ones that showed the vacuum can push, pull, and even create light.
The Energy of Nothing
First in a series on zero-point energy. What physics actually says about the energy of empty space — and why it's the deepest unsolved problem in science.
From Brown to Buhler: The New Force That Could Replace Rockets
NASA s lead electrostatic scientist has run 2,000 experiments on propulsionless propulsion. The results are extraordinary.
The Biefeld-Brown Effect: Science or Suppression?
How an asymmetric capacitor produces thrust — and why mainstream physics refuses to look deeper.
Thomas Townsend Brown: The Forgotten Father of Anti-Gravity
The inventor who discovered a link between electricity and gravity — then watched the world forget him.
