This, the first episode in the series, covers Tom Bearden's early years and background, and leads into an illustrated lecture by Tom about the vacuum and the secrets of engineering and extracting its boundless energy. After this, Tom discusses virtually everything you ever wanted to know about his Patented Motionless Electromagnetic Generator (the MEG), which he co-invented with several other colleagues. Tom, John Bedini, Walt Rosenthal, and Peter Lindemann then conduct a brief historical overview of the history (and suppression) of free energy devices, going back to the late 1800s. And finally, in Washington, DC, on the eve of a briefing for Congressional staffers, Tom wraps things up with a penetrating summation that gets right to the heart of what has to be done to assist in the birth of this new science, and the promise that it brings.

The episodes primary focus is the enigmatic addition to “conventional” EM energy that has been banished from our circuits. The phenomenal and counter intuitive properties of this “negative” energy have been hidden from public view since the time of Tesla, who called it “radiant” energy. The episode features an intimate tour of John Bedini's lab and his experiments, conducted by the maestro himself, with additional on camera explanations by brilliant physics conceptualist Tom Bearden, filmed by Oscar-nominated Director William Gazecki, and edited by Oxford University mathematical physicist David Clements Ph.D. A whole host of John's motors and devices are shown in action, with instrumentation, as John waxes eloquent about the subject for which he is world famous—capturing and harnessing negative (radiant) energy, a form of energy that is such a boon to consumers that the harder a negative energy device is worked, the less current it draws!

Part 3 in the Series poses some interesting questions, which may well be related to new concepts presented in Parts 1 and 2. It is also extremely fertile ground for experimenters, as the construction of the invention is easily reproducible.

Under the right circumstances, a permanent magnet can be induced to fire a force hundreds of times its base magnetic strength. Howard Johnson spent his entire life researching this phenomenon, which, when constructed with the correct geometry, can create a permanent self-powering magnetic motor. After World War II, Howard was offered the job of being Head of Cryptology for the entire U.S. Navy, but turned it down to return to civilian life. Many of Howard's Patents remain classified to this day. In this episode we tour his laboratory, and Howard demonstrates his magnetic gates and tells his story.

This is the lecture on electricity that you never got in school or College. In it Tom gets right to the heart of where the real electrodynamics is hidden in plain sight—but it is over in the particle physics department! And the physicists never communicated this fact to the Electrical Engineers! Even after the award of two Nobel Prizes in 1957 to Lee and Yang validating the extraction mechanism of energy from the vacuum, none of the electrical engineering textbooks were changed.