This was the situation when two Americans came to visit Schauberger in the winter of 1957/58. The contact had been made through one of the newspapers that worked most energetically for the formation of the international movement for implosion. Schauberger’s health had deteriorated during the winter and he occasionally said he thought he had not […]

In 1956 the Austrian author and occultist Leopold Brandstatter wrote the book Implosion instead of Explosion. The author wanted, through this book, to publicize the name of Viktor Schauberger to a wider public, and to generate opinion against the increasing nuclear danger. The book attempted to show that there was already an alternative, which did […]

Experiments at the Technical College in Stuttgart In 1952 the federal university concerned with the management of water resources asked Professor Franz Popel of the college to undertake certain experiments to test Viktor Schauberger’s theories about water. When Walter and Viktor Schauberger came to participate in the experiments, Professor Popel was unwilling to go through […]

Schauberger’s hopes lay with the young. In the midst of his despair he thought he could discern some indication that the youth might refuse to support technological development When one sees the youth today refusing to take the broad road to destruction, there is hope for mankind. But this is not enough. Young people will […]

Death Technology and the False Culture With increasing bitterness, Schauberger realized that his attempts to alert ‘the establishment’ to the breakdown of the ecological order were achieving little result Nor had he had any success in his attempts to get scientists to stop their technology of mass suicide. His only hope was that one day […]

To Schauberger, as we have seen, the growth process was above all a question of energy. He understood growth as a balancing process between geospheric energy and atmospheric energy. He saw the plant as the end product of energies meeting each other above the insulation layer at surface level. Thus all his attempts to encourage […]

Schauberger also wondered if the conventional plough even functioned biologically correctly. Here, also, his ideas on the The spiral plough should duplicate the work of the mole. The dashed line with an arrow shows the movement of soil through the plough. importance of natural motion were relevant. It occurred to him that soil should be […]

In the 1930 s Schauberger was invited by King Boris of Bulgaria to examine the reasons for the great decline in that country’s farming production. During his trip through the countryside he noticed that in the areas populated by the Turks, the harvests were more plentiful than elsewhere. It was here that the old wooden […]