Escultura keynotes Int’l Scientific Conference in Spain
By Ruben Amores
Valencia-Spain
Retired University of the Phils –Diliman professor Dr Ed Escultura, receiving a certificate after his keynote speech at the International Innovative Material Science and Nanotechnology Conference in Valencia, Spain last 9-11 July 2018 .
Professor Escultura discussed two technologies with the following capabilities: Massive generation of electric power and Electric charger for lithium battery cars.
Both technologies run on the clean, free, indestructible and inexhaustible, dark matter that is abundant everywhere around us by just using magnets alone. Dr Escultura completed the development of the Grand Unified Theory in 2008. In his lecture, Dr Escultura also proposed improvements on the magnetic train or maglev (magnetic levitation) that China, Japan and South Korea currently own and operate.
Professor Ed Escultura, now a Sydney Australia resident and volunteer community worker, delivering his lecture before an international audience of professional scientists and students in Spain.
Dr Escultura explained his work, “The technological contributions of the Grand Unified Theory (GUT), which I discussed at the Innovative Material Science and Nanotechnology Conference in Spain are: (1) Magnetic Electric Generator and (2) Magnetic Charger for Battery Cars. Both of them involve magnets alone. I call them the ultimate in technology, because they are fueled by the clean, free and indestructible dark matter that is abundant everywhere around us. Dark matter is comprised of non-agitated superstrings, where the superstring is the fundamental building block of matter.
“I discovered this in 1997 to be able to solve the 200-year-old gravitational n-body problem. 95% of our universe is dark. The bodies in the sky that we can detect through visible light comprise only 5%.
Prof Escultura added, “These technologies are the key to the liberation of the Third World from the scourge of underdevelopment and spur development in a short period of time. Most importantly, if they are utilized worldwide the negative impact of climate change will be reversed because nature heals itself when left alone within limits.”
The current President of the Alliance of Philippine Community Organisations Inc (APCO) of Sydney, Australia Violy Galang Escultura accompanied her husband in his scientific lecture.
In a related development, Dr Escultura volunteered to participate in research on affordable energy, a project of Sydney Alliance, a broad aggrupation of groups belonging to the civil society of Australia. Some members of the Alliance of Philippine Community Organisations, Inc (APCO) have joined the Sydney Alliance, in lobbying the government for better urban living specifically regarding better transportation, affordable housing, and lowering the cost of energy.