Papers by Dr. Rainer Huck, Ph.D

Of all the forms of lightning, ball lightning is, beyond any doubt, the most rare and mysterious. Even though it was discussed by Aristotle in the 4th century B.C. in his work on meterology, and has, in the intervening years been reported by thousands of reliable observers, it has only recently gained acceptance as a real phenomenon by the majority of scientific authorities. A survey conducted at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory in 1960 by J. Rand McNally, Jr. asked l5,923 employees if they had witnessed ball lightning, resulting in 515 positive replies.

An experiment to determine if the interaction velocity of the electric force is at the speed of light, or beyond.

An experiment to prove if instantaneous action-at-a-distance can be mechanically proven through the use of crystals and the electric field.