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👉Get the paperback version from Amazon (French) (83 pages)

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New theory of energy production exploiting constant natural forces, Study of a gravitational turbine




👉Get the paperback version from Amazon (English): (Full research paper-59 pages)

👉Get the paperback version from Amazon (French): (Full research paper-54 pages)


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