John Hutchison
3 archived appearances · 2002–2005
John Hutchison is a Canadian inventor and experimenter known for the "Hutchison Effect," a collection of alleged antigravity, levitation, and metal-disrupting phenomena reportedly produced in his home laboratory using a combination of Tesla coils and electromagnetic equipment. On Art Bell's programs, he described experiments that defied conventional physics, including objects levitating and metals spontaneously fusing or shattering.
On the air with Art · 3
Jan 28, 2002 · 1h 50m
Hutchison Effect
Art Bell speaks with Canadian inventor John Hutchison about the Hutchison Effect, a collection of anomalous phenomena discovered in 1979 while experimenting with Nikola Tesla's longitudinal wave technology. Using Tesla coils, Van de Graaff generators producing up to two million volts, and RF generators at 455 kilohe...Jun 27, 2003 · 2h 51m
The Hutchison Effect
John Hutchison, a Canadian scientist, joins Art Bell to discuss the Hutchison Effect, zero-point energy, levitation, and jellification of metals after Linda Moulton Howe's crop-circle report. Linda details an extraordinary photograph from Montenegro, Italy, showing a sphere of light sending a beam into a field, capt...Jun 4, 2005 · 2h 30m
The Hutchison Effect and UFOs
with David Sereda
Art Bell speaks with inventor John Hutchison and researcher David Sereda about the controversial Hutchison Effect, a phenomenon involving RF frequencies and high-voltage electrostatics that reportedly produces levitation of heavy objects, metal samples turning transparent, and spontaneous fracturing of materials. Hu...