Dr. Eugene Mallove
3 archived appearances · 1997–2001
Dr. Eugene Mallove (1947–2004) was a scientist, science journalist, and passionate advocate for cold fusion and new energy research who resigned from MIT over what he alleged was the suppression of positive cold fusion results. On Art Bell's programs, he championed energy technologies through his magazine Infinite Energy and the New Energy Foundation before his tragic murder in 2004.
On the air with Art · 3
Jun 10, 1997 · 3h 12m
Cold Fusion & Free Energy
Art Bell welcomes Dr. Eugene Mallove, editor-in-chief of Infinite Energy magazine and former chief science writer at the MIT News Office, to discuss cold fusion technology on the eve of a Good Morning America demonstration. Mallove holds engineering degrees from MIT and a doctorate from Harvard. He reveals that a wo...Apr 21, 1999 · 2h 38m
Hilly Rose Hosts Cold Fusion & Oil Company Coverup
with Hilly Rose
Guest host Hilly Rose welcomes Dr. Eugene Mallove, editor of Infinite Energy magazine and MIT-trained engineer, to discuss the suppressed science of cold fusion ten years after the landmark Pons and Fleischmann announcement. Mallove explains how the two electrochemists demonstrated excess heat from a simple electroc...Mar 22, 2001 · 2h 42m
Fall of Mir - Steve "Dr. Sky" Kates | Infinite Energy - Dr. Eugene Mallove & Richard C. Hoagland
with Steve "Dr. Sky" Kates, Richard C. Hoagland
Art Bell opens the show with the dramatic deorbiting of Russia's Mir space station, which plunged into the South Pacific just minutes before airtime. Astronomer Steve "Dr. Sky" Kates joins to discuss the fiery reentry, the mysterious fungus that thrived aboard Mir by consuming titanium, and what happens when that or...
