Our entire approach is built upon the Stellar Transformer Concept, which contends that a simple step-down energy induction occurs between the Sun and Earth, much like a transformer steps down power from a utility company to a home. The Earth's internal layers hold and release charge, operating somewhat like a battery. This constant, dynamic energy induction affects a myriad of environmental factors.
Founded in 2023 in Colorado by geophysicist Bruce Leybourne, with original research dating back to 1995.
To save lives and mitigate property damage by pioneering a paradigm shift in global environmental forecasting for the business community.
Modeling the dynamic electro-magnetic interactions between the Earth, Sun, and other planets within our solar system.
Bruce is an experienced geologist with extensive fieldwork worldwide with over 30-years of operational and managerial experience in the use of state-of-the-art data acquisition and analysis technology. He was invited to be Editor of New Concepts in Geoplasma Tectonics. He is the Principal Investigator, Research Director and Founder of Geoplasma Research Institute, and owner operator of Stellar Transformer Technologies. and Geostream Consulting. His specialty includes global gravity and marine magnetic data acquisition with offshore experience on-board seismic vessels acquiring gravity/magnetic data for oil and gas exploration. He has performed field investigations all over the globe. Recent ongoing field investigations occur within the Southwest United States, which reveal electric geologic events of the past.
During his Navy tenure he worked at the U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office, Stennis Space Centre, in the Geophysics Department acquiring and analyzing gravity, magnetic, seismic, bathymetric, and oceanographic datasets. This has included multi-beam seafloor mapping, oceanography, side scan sonar, gravity cores, current meter and tide-gauge deployments. Unique characteristics of these datasets began to reveal global tectonic and regional structural interpretations that were unknown to academic research institutions. His follow on research began noting interesting links to climate change instigating a series of related publications considering a Tectonic Forcing Function for Climate Modeling in 1996.
Dr. Gregori is one of the world’s leading scientists in the field of crustal stress measurement and earthquake prediction with acoustical techniques with hundreds of published papers in the field. He holds a 'laurea' in physics and PhD from the University of Milan. He is an expert in gnoseologic foundations of theoretical physics. Since 1963 he has served at the National Research Council of Italy, at IFA, the Istituto di Fisica dell 'Atmosfera and the Istituto di Acustica e Sensoristica in Rome. He has also done extensive research into the interaction of the Earth’s magnetosphere and solar wind. He has established himself as a senior authority on the Earth’s total electromagnetic environment. He is an Associate of the Royal Astronomical Society, a Honorary Member of the Deutsche Geophysikalische Gesellschaft e. V., Arbeitskreis Gesichte der Geophysik, and is on the Editorial board of the journal, "History of Geophysics and Space Science" of EGU
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