Hutchison Effect: Solid Stainless Steel Cylinder splits apart like Jelly https://youtu.be/TtqWmVWZ8Us

In this video I have uploaded a rare 1989 Hutchison Effect experiment of a 3 inch by 8 inch solid stainless steel cylinder literally behaving like jelly as it vibrates and splits apart into many pieces. This cylinder is one of the few samples that was both video taped and still held for over 10 years!

Cubic Formula Proof Step 2: Applying Vieta's Substitution to Obtain a Quadratic Equation https://youtu.be/zycGv8aRaOA

In this video I go over the second step in deriving the Cubic Formula, and this involves converting our earlier PQ version of the cubic formula into a quadratic formula using Vieta's substitution.

Hutchison Effect: Solid Metal Rod Splits apart like Jelly https://youtu.be/BWCuM4GQlgc

In this video I have uploaded a rare 1989 clip of the Hutchison Effect in which a solid metal rod loses its rigidity and behaves literally like jelly or Jell-O. The rod oscillates, bends, warps, attracts a metal coin, and splits apart into 3 portions. Interestingly, the two smaller split portions line up parallel at the end. Truly fascinating!

MES Livestream 75: Mystery Objects on 9/11 https://youtu.be/UhEDQvWYiBc

Join me as I explore anomalous mystery objects, flashes, EMF glitches, and planes throughout the events of 9/11.

February 8, 2025 SATURDAY at 1 PM PST / 3 PM CST / 4 PM EST / 11 PM CAT / 21:00 GMT (UK)

Unedited Hutchison Effect: 4 Hours of Rare 1989 Footage https://youtu.be/P-5_t_A3jnY

In this video I have uploaded 4 hours of rare 1989 footage of the Hutchison Effect from John Hutchison's Vancouver lab. From levitation, jellification, to government classification, this footage is a treasure trove!

Cubic Formula Proof Step 1: Removing x^2 term via PQ Substitution https://youtu.be/2OmDtnfdNdc

In this video I go over the first step in deriving the Cubic Formula, which is to eliminate the x^2 term from the Cubic Equation by using the PQ Substitution method. This allows us to later apply Vieta's substitution to obtain a quadratic formula, which we can solve.