MES Livestream 83: John Hutchison and Paul Mueller Discuss Experimental Science https://youtu.be/Ic_LJPmJLgs

Experimental scientists John Hutchison and Paul Mueller join the show to discuss their history of ground breaking research and discoveries into electromagnetism, energy, and gravity control.

April 5, 2025 SATURDAY at 1 PM PST / 3 PM CST / 4 PM EST / 11 PM CAT / 21:00 GMT (UK)

🔬#MESExperiments 47: Ping Pong Ball Floats in a Water Vortex when inside a Vacuum Chamber https://youtu.be/6JJPi2JWKDo

In this experiment I have uploaded the 2018 video by The Action Lab showing a ping pong ball in a whirlpool or water vortex sinks under normal atmospheric pressure but floats inside a vacuum chamber.

🔬#MESExperiments 46: Candle Flame Causes Water to Rise https://youtu.be/lQ3ICKBXuzw

In this experiment I demonstrate the famous burning candle - rising water experiment, which shows how an enclosed flame can cause the pressure to drop, thus forcing water to rise upwards. 

Hutchison Effect: Solid Metal Rod Splits apart like Jelly https://youtu.be/BWCuM4GQlgc

In this video I have uploaded a rare 1989 clip of the Hutchison Effect in which a solid metal rod loses its rigidity and behaves literally like jelly or Jell-O. The rod oscillates, bends, warps, attracts a metal coin, and splits apart into 3 portions. Interestingly, the two smaller split portions line up parallel at the end. Truly fascinating!

✈️#911Truth Part 34: Electromagnetic Interference during 2nd Impact on 9/11 https://youtu.be/5WnjoqIQOt4

In this video I compiled many pieces of footage of the 2nd impact on 9/11 showing electromagnetic interference both in the live feeds and physical environment around the WTC. I have also synced 5 videos to better show this anomalous camera glitching literally right on impact of the 2nd "plane" into the South Tower. 

Hutchison Effect: Steel Rubber Composite Cold Melting (180X Speed) https://youtu.be/o90ylugSL_M

In this video I have further sped up the previous 2006 Hutchison Effect experiment with the steel and rubber (Bakelite) composite material melting without heat, and condensed it to just a minute.