1937 was a baaaad year for the Townsend Browns. Their to-ing and fro-ing with Jorg Fasting ended abruptly. The Club went out of business. Their marriage broke up. I had to wonder if the divorce was the result of a hot and heavy affair between Jorg and Jo or Jorg and Townsend. But, in looking at even...

They really do have something in common
I'll be baaack.

(with deets, links, and connections, next week, I hope)

The WWII V-2 rocket memorial forum, linked elsewhere in this forum includes a great deal of information about post WW II snatch and grab TICOMM missions. Townsend tagged along on an ALSO mission, which meant he was tagging along with TICOMM. Werner Von Braun, prize of the post-war German Scientist E...

By 1935, the Townsend Browns seemed well-rooted in Zanesville. That autumn, Jo, ever the doer, played an instrumental role in the production of a highly-praised musical revue fundraiser for the hospital. Local talent performed skits, songs, and dances under magical lighting that provided special eff...

I learn such fascinating and trivial facts from Newspapers.com. For example, In 1912, Zanesville schools sponsored a Foot Social fundraising event. The ladies of the town prepared box lunches for auctioning off to the gentlemen with the proviso that the lunch would be personally delivered to each wi...

The closest we can come to "knowing Jo" is through the observations of the Wisconsin columnist who met her in Hawaii. Ms. Lambert describes a woman who is enthusiastic, joyful, and capable, with with energy to burn. https://www.ttbrown.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=698 But the Brown's peripate...

I can find no historical mention of Georg Otto Erb after this initial interrogation report: Screen Shot 2023-10-05 at 9.25.58 AM.png His interests before the war, when German scientists still participated in the international community, included such topics as solar energy and rearward impulse engin...

Wading into Gone Dark once again, I find on page 29 Reich contended -- that the ferromagnetic layer continuously attracted and repelled the orgone flow, concentrating it, focusing it, while orienting its field along local geomagnetic lines. And that the dielectric or insulator only attracted the org...

Well, duh. What else was Townsend promoting with his compariion of humans to bees in the hive responding to unseen stimulae, but what we came to know as biorhythms. We were told, in the seventies that these were invented by Swedish airline pilots, but they seem to be a direct outgrowth of a study of...

I'll be delighted if they make their 2024 deadline, but i think the rendering is misleading.

It makes the drone appear capable of lifing large objects and transporting humans, which seems too much to ask for just yet.

I posted links in some thread or another, to a video of the flight of an experimental, no moving parts, ion drive plane. The source was MIT, and their source? Pages from Townsend Brown's 1927 notebook. And now we have the Silent Venus, a next generation "last mile" drone expected to be pro...

Why does the Gone Dark author devote so much time to Einstein and Reich and his Orgone theory, when the TLDR of this is that Einstein forgot to get back to him. Nothing but drama came from Reich's overture. While that encounter was not happening, the Navy was pursuing an objective of its own chasing...

Does this photo remind you of someone else? young Ross Gunn.png Ross with his homemade wireless in 1911, at the age of 14. What a contrast with full studio set up that 19 year old Townsend had at his fingertips. Sure, technology advances, but... https://www.ttbrown.com/thomas-townsend-brown-who-was-...

I have done Gone Dark a disservice in the past. It is information dense and I failed to give it a close and contemplative reading. But, now that I have, I can't stop obsessing over it. The original recipients of the mysterious interview, purportedly an accounting of the "real" PX story, we...

I can see, now, that it is the pointer finger. But something about it still looks out of place. THit's a prosthesis or doctored photo. But I do want to note that Mr. Butterfield's "Improved Holography" would have been cutting edge when it made it out to the commercial world. On a tangentia...