our physical reality 
through what is referred to as a “vacuum domain” or VD. This will commonly take up the form of a glowing, 
rotating sphere of light with a hole that passes through its center, making it look somewhat like an apple, a 
donut or the inside of an orange. The technical name for this shape is a “spherical torus.” Once a VD is 
created, anti-gravity effects can be produced, as well as “free energy.” The VD opens a gateway for the 
higher-pressure aether energy to stream into our physical world, much as a hole in the side of a water tank 
will cause the water to come rushing out. Gravity waves, which normally press into the earth, are absorbed 
and transformed into electromagnetism and visible light within these objects. Numerous observations of 
anomalous phenomena in the lithosphere, atmosphere and ionosphere of the Earth, as well as in free space on 
NASA shuttle footage, all support the existence of these VDs as a tangible reality. And Professor John Searl 
used these principles to create a workable anti-gravity machine, whose drive system was built with a rotating 
system of magnets. Later, Russian scientists Roschin and Godin replicated Searl’s results independently and 
measured temperature drops and “spheres within spheres” of magnetic energy that surrounded their device 
once it was powered up.

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