Research & Experiments Index
Real, citable experiments and well-known claims, from Chladni’s sand plates and Michael Levin’s bioelectric eyes to Rife’s microscope and Hulda Clark’s zapper. Each entry shows what was claimed, how strong the evidence is, and where to read more.
Repeatedly confirmed by controlled research and accepted across the scientific community.
Promising early findings, small studies or animal research. Not yet proven in people.
A historical or popular claim that has not held up, or has not been shown, in controlled studies.
Truth held by faith and spiritual tradition. Honored here, and kept clearly separate from lab claims.
The aurora, seen from orbit
Photographed from the International Space Station, an aurora is charged particles from the Sun meeting Earth’s magnetic field: an invisible field made visible and measured. That is the standard this index holds every claim to: what can be observed, measured and repeated.
Established science
How entries are chosen
We only list experiments and claims we could trace to a real publication, official organization or reputable review. If you know of a study that belongs here, especially a controlled trial, it can be added after its source is checked. A label of “not supported” describes the current evidence. It is not a judgment of anyone’s sincerity.