Gerald Papineau
Gerald Papineau is a self-educated, self-made contractor whose curiosity and determination have carried him far beyond the confines of traditional engineering paths. An avid researcher, experimenter, and inventor, Gerald has become a respected voice within the alternative science and builder communities, where his work bridges the worlds of construction craftsmanship and cutting-edge experimental physics.
Sacred Geometry and Electromagnetic Coils
What sets Gerald apart is his relentless pursuit of knowledge and his willingness to explore unconventional approaches to some of the most fundamental mysteries of physics. His central area of investigation lies in electromagnetic coil design—an effort that blends the precision of engineering with the deeper symbolic patterns of sacred geometry. By applying geometric principles to coil construction and winding techniques, Gerald aims to unlock new methods for generating transverse gravitational waves. His ultimate passion is the pursuit of anti-gravity technologies, a dream that has inspired countless inventors, scientists, and explorers for more than a century.
Contributions to APEC and Public Engagement
Gerald has been a frequent contributor to the APEC (Alternative Propulsion Engineering Conference), where he has presented his theories, designs, and experimental findings to an audience of researchers and enthusiasts from around the world. His insights have also reached wider audiences through numerous appearances on podcasts and online discussions, where he shares both the technical details of his experiments and the philosophical motivations behind his work.
Influences: Tesla, Bearden, and Steinmetz
Drawing inspiration from pioneering thinkers such as Nikola Tesla, Thomas Bearden, and Charles Proteus Steinmetz, Gerald has developed a unique perspective on electromagnetism and its potential applications. His experiments are informed not only by the physics of resonant fields and energy transfer, but also by a bold and imaginative theory he calls “The Working Purpose of the Pyramids.” According to Gerald, the great pyramids of antiquity may not simply have been monuments, but rather sophisticated machines—designed to manipulate electromagnetic forces in ways we are only beginning to rediscover.
Passion for Anti-Gravity and Exploration
This interdisciplinary approach—merging history, geometry, and experimental physics—has made Gerald’s work both unconventional and inspiring. He brings the same determination that made him successful as a contractor to his scientific pursuits, showing that self-education and practical ingenuity can push the boundaries of what is possible.
At the heart of Gerald Papineau’s journey is passion. Whether he is winding coils with painstaking attention to geometric alignment, debating field theory with fellow researchers, or presenting at conferences, his goal remains clear: to explore the untapped frontiers of energy, gravity, and propulsion. For Gerald, the pursuit of anti-gravity is not just about technology—it is about expanding human potential, challenging scientific orthodoxy, and following curiosity wherever it may lead.
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