Paul Alfred Biefeld
Dr. Paul Alfred Biefeld (22 March 1867 – 21 June 1943) was a German-American
Biography
Paul Alfred Biefeld was born in
He married Emma Bausch, of
Biefeld joined the
In popular culture
Biefeld–Brown effect
In popular culture Biefeld's name has come to be associated with the
Brown himself seemed to think the effect demonstrated a connection between electricity and gravity, which he thought was being negated by the high voltage.[3]
Association with Albert Einstein
Publications promoting the Biefeld–Brown effect/Electrogravitics/anti-gravity tend to emphasize Paul Biefeld's standing as a physicist via titling him a "colleague of Albert Einstein", based on the fact that Biefeld and Einstein attended ETH Zürich at the same time. Later in life Biefeld recounted that Einstein borrowed his class notes but there is little evidence of anything more than a passing acquaintance between the two students.[4]
Affiliations
- Member of the American Astronomical Society
- Member of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific
- Republican Party
- Baptist
References
- ^ alienscientist.com, Biefeld-Brown Effect Controversy, Tajmar ESA Experiments
- ^ Paul Schatzkin, The Man Who Mastered Gravity – Chapter 11: "He Made Things Up"
- ^ Paul Schatzkin, The Man Who Mastered Gravity – Chapter 11: "He Made Things Up"
- ^ Paul Schatzkin, The Man Who Mastered Gravity – Chapter 10: The Biefeld-Brown Effect
- Who's Who in America 1924-1925 Vol. 13 Publisher A. N. Marquis & Company Chicago, 1924.
- Maple Grove Cemetery Record [1]