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THE SEA OF ENERGY
IN WHICH THE EARTH FLOATS
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THE SEA OF ENERGY
from the original
THE SEA OF ENERGY
IN WHICH THE EARTH FLOATS
by T. Henry Moray
Revised and Reprinted
1978 from the 1960
4th edition
History and Biography by
John E. Moray
First Printing 1930
as "Beyond the Light Rays"
copyrighted 1945 and 1956 by
T. Henry Moray
All rights reserved, including the right of reproduction in whole or in part, in any form or by any means,
electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by an information storage and retrieval system,
without permission in writing from the Publisher. Inquiries should be addressed to Cosray Research Institute,
2505 South 4th East, Salt Lake City, Utah 84115.
Printed in the U.S.A.
5th edition
Published by
Cosray Research Institute, Inc.
1978
copyrighted
IN MEMORY OF MY FATHER
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THE SEA OF ENERGY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ORIGINAL BOOK LIST OF ENCLOSURES ____________________________________6
INTRODUCTION TO 4th EDITION ___________________________________________8
INTRODUCTION TO THE 5th EDITION ______________________________________9
FOREWORD _____________________________________________________________11
CHAPTER 1 EARLY YEARS________________________________________________13
CHAPTER 2 RADIANT ENERGY IN EARNEST _______________________________17
Brief History of Moray Radiant Device. ___________________________________________18
CHAPTER 3 "FRIENEMIES" ______________________________________________33
CHAPTER 4 MORAY PRODUCTS CO. _______________________________________44
The Patent Situation ___________________________________________________________46
CHAPTER 5 PATENTS ____________________________________________________73
CHAPTER 6 GOVERNMENTAL SUPPORT ___________________________________79
CHAPTER 7 THE SEA OF ENERGY IN WHICH THE EARTH FLOATS*__________88
CHAPTER 8 REACTIONS BY MEANS OF ELECTRON EXCITATION ____________93
CHAPTER 9 THE DISSOCIATION OF MATTER _____________________________108
CHAPTER 10 CAPTURE OF ENERGY BY RESONANCE ______________________113
CHAPTER 11 CONCLUSION ______________________________________________118
REFERENCES __________________________________________________________121
LIST OF APPENDICES___________________________________________________123
APPENDIX I ____________________________________________________________124
APPENDIX II____________________________________________________________126
APPENDIX III___________________________________________________________128
APPENDIX IV___________________________________________________________130
APPENDIX V____________________________________________________________131
APPENDIX VI___________________________________________________________135
THE SEA OF ENERGY ... _________________________________________________139
PICTURES, LETTER PHOTOS_____________________________________________141
Fig. 0 (Page 4) - T. Henry Moray pictured as in office__________________________________________141
Fig. 1 (Page 10) - T. Henry Moray, 1932 ____________________________________________________141
Fig. 2 (Page 15) - Dr. T. Henry Moray in Salt Lake City, Utah October, 1970 _______________________141
Fig. 3 (Page 23 upper) - Memo in newspaper, saved by Dr. Moray________________________________141
Fig. 4 (Page 23 lower) - Nellie Moray Todd, top left, Chester M. Todd, back center, Petronella Larson, top
right, James D. Todd, front left, and Ella Ryser Moray, front right. __________________________141
Fig. 5 (Page 24) - Dr. T. Henry Moray's concept of Civil Engineering______________________________141
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Fig. 6 (Page 25) - American Association of Engineers__________________________________________141
Fig. 7 (Page 28) - Lord Cecil with gold medal, a prize chicken in front of the coops, ribbons with silver cup141
Fig. 8 (Page 29) - VALENCIA DON _______________________________________________________141
Fig. 9 (Page 33 upper) - Early RE device at base of antenna. The coils are superficial and used by Henry only
to protect his discovery.____________________________________________________________141
Fig. 10 (Page 33 lower) - Dr. T. Henry Moray________________________________________________141
Fig. 11 (Page 62) - Dr. Moray tuning third generation device ____________________________________141
Fig. 12 (Page 63) - Photographing often became difficult _______________________________________141
Fig. 13 (Page 64) - Antenna looking west to east ______________________________________________141
Fig. 14 (Page 68) - Affadavit, 1927 ________________________________________________________141
Fig. 15 (Page 69) - Written description of Moray Valve (MV) for patent ___________________________141
Fig. 16 (Page 70) - Patent drawing _________________________________________________________141
Fig. 17 (Page 71) - Drawing, March 21, 1931 ________________________________________________141
Fig. 18 (Page 72 upper) Picture of the Moray Valve radio itself, no batteries, referred to by Moray as pocket
radio: operated full-sized speaker ____________________________________________________141
Fig. 18 (Page 72 lower) - Moray Valve radio powered by Radiant Energy.__________________________141
Fig. 19 (Page 77) - Telegram to M.O. Hayes _________________________________________________141
Fig. 20 (Page 78) - Letter from Dr. Robert Millikan to W.H. Lovesy_______________________________141
Fig. 21 (Page 80) - Letter from Dr. Harvey Fletcher to C.R. Benzil________________________________142
Fig. 22 (Page 81) - Letter to K.K. Steffenson from Bell Labs_____________________________________142
Fig. 23 (Page 82) - Letter from Dr. Harvey Fletcher to K.K. Steffenson ____________________________143
Fig. 24 (Page 84) - Letter to John Hand from Dr. Harvey Fletcher_________________________________143
Fig. 25 (Page 85) - Letter to Mr. Schiess from Dr. Harvey Fletcher________________________________144
Fig. 26 (Page 86-87) - Letter from A.G. Foster________________________________________________144
Fig. 27 (Page 88)- Letter from Ernest Wilkinson ______________________________________________145
Fig. 28 (Page 90) - Letter from Dr. Henry Eyring to E.W. Hermann _______________________________145
Fig. 29 (Page 91-92) - Letter from Gene Vickers______________________________________________146
Fig. 30 (Page 94-95) - Memo, Feb. 19, 1965 _________________________________________________147
Fig. 31 (Page 96) - Dr. Henry Eyring's Letter to R.B. Craig______________________________________147
Fig. 32 (Page 97) - Letter from AEC to William Kerber_________________________________________148
Fig. 33 (Page 99-100) - Letter to Lyle Holmgren from Sen. Wallace Bennett ________________________148
Fig. 34 (Page 102) - Letter from Dr. O.L. Polly_______________________________________________149
Fig. 35 (Page 103) - William Lovesy _______________________________________________________149
Fig. 36 (Page 104) - Gabriel Mes __________________________________________________________149
Fig. 37 (Page 107) - S.E. Bringhurst photograph of Dr. Moray's Lab_______________________________149
Fig. 38 (Page 108) - S.E. Bringhurst statement on photo (See Fig. 37) _____________________________149
Fig. 39 (Page 109) - S.E. Bringhurst sworn statement before J.B. Bell _____________________________149
Fig. 40 (Page 110 upper) - C. Todd lab photo ________________________________________________150
Fig. 41 (Page 110 lower) - C. Todd statement on photo_________________________________________150
Fig. 42 (Page 111) - C. Todd statement sworn before Notary Public_______________________________151
Fig. 43 (Page 112) - A.B. Jenson sworn statement_____________________________________________151
Fig. 44 (Page 113-115) - David Gardner Affidavit_____________________________________________152
Fig. 45 (Page 116) - A.B. Jensen sworn statement _____________________________________________153
Fig. 46 (Page 118) - Letter from Robert B. Craig______________________________________________153
Fig. 47 (Page 119) - Letter from W.H. Lovesy________________________________________________154
Fig. 48 (Page 120) - Letter from J.D. Richards________________________________________________154
Fig. 49 (Page 121-124) - Memo on Vern Knudsen_____________________________________________155
Fig. 50 (Page 125 upper) - Memo by Moray re Fletcher and Knudsen______________________________157
Fig. 51 (Page 125 lower) - Memo on Tugman ________________________________________________157
Fig. 52 (Page 126) - Letter from E.G. Jensen_________________________________________________157
Fig. 52 (Page 127) - Letter from E.G. Jensen (contined) ________________________________________157
Fig. 53 (Page 128) - Sworn Statement by J.J. Jurgensen_________________________________________158
Fig. 54 (Page 129) - R.E. Device Used in Airplane Test ________________________________________158
Fig. 55 (Page 130-131) - Various photos ____________________________________________________158
Fig. 56 (Page 132) - Letter from George Piper________________________________________________158
Fig. 57 (Page 173) - Yakovlev's insignia that he gave to Dr. Moray________________________________160
Fig. 58 (Page 174-177) - Letter from Dan Magdiel ____________________________________________160
Fig. 59 (Page 182) - Dr. Moray's Laboratory built 1939-40 2505 S. 4th E. Salt Lake City, Utah 84115____160
Fig. 60 (Page 184) - News clippings with comments by Dr. Moray________________________________160
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Fig. 61 (Page 242) - Schematic Drawing — Diagram: Flow-Sheet Showing Diferent Stages The RE Goes
Through________________________________________________________________________160
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ORIGINAL BOOK
LIST OF ENCLOSURES
INTRODUCTION
Fig #1 - Dr. Moray, 1932 10
Fig #2 - Dr. Moray, 1970 15
CHAPTER 1
Fig #3 - Memo in newspaper 23
Fig #4 - Moray family, 1917 23
Fig #5 - Ye Faithful Engineer 24
Fig #6 - American Association of Engineers 26
Fig #7 - Lord Cecil, chicken ribbons 28
Fig #8 - Valencia Don 29
CHAPTER 2
Fig #9 - Early R.E. Device 33
Fig #10 - Dr. Moray, 1931 33
Fig #11 - Dr. Moray, tuning third generation device 62
Fig #12 - R.E. experiment 63
Fig #13 - Antenna looking west to east 64
CHAPTER 3
Fig #14 - Affidavit, 1927 68
Fig #15 - Written description Moray valve (MV) for patent 69
Fig #16 - Patent drawing 70
Fig #17 - Drawing, March 21, 1931 71
Fig #18 - Picture MV radio 72
Fig #19 - Telegram to M.O. Hayes 77
Fig #20 - Milikan to Lovesy,1929 78
Fig #21 - Fletcher to Benzil 80
Fig #22 - K.K. Steffenson from Bell Labs 81
Fig #23 - Fletcher to K.K. Steffenson 82
Fig #24 - Hand from Fletcher 84
Fig #25 - Schiessfrom Fletcher 85
Fig #26 - Foster, Oct. 3,1973 86
Fig #27 - Wilkinson to Moray 88
Fig #28 - Eyring from Hermann 90
Fig #29 - Vickers to Moray 91
Fig #30 - Memo, Feb. 19, 1965 94
Fig #31 - Eyring to Craig 96
Fig #32 - AEC to Kerber 97
Fig #33 - Holmgren from Bennett 99
Fig #34 - Polly, Nov. 8,1936 102
Fig #35 - William Lovesy 103
Fig #36 - Gabriel Mes 104
Fig #37 - Bringhurst photo of Moray Lab 107
Fig #38 - S.E. Bringhurst statement of photo 108
Fig #39 - Sworn statement, Bringhurst 109
Fig #40 - Todd photo of Moray Lab 110
Fig #41 - Todd statement on photo 110
Fig #42 - Sworn statement, Todd 111
Fig #43 - Sworn statement, Jensen 112
Fig #44 - David Gardner Affidavit 113
Fig #45 - Sworn statement, Jensen 116
Fig #46 - Craig to Dahl 118
Fig #47 - Lovesyto Moray 119
Fig #48 - Richards to Moray 120
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Fig #49 - Letter on Knudson 121
Fig #50 - Memo on Fletcher and Knudsen 125
Fig #51 - Memo on Tugman 125
Fig #52 - Jensen to Moray, with illustration 126
Fig #53 - Sworn statement Jurgensen 128
Fig #54 - RE Device for aircraft test 129
Fig #55 - Four photos, RE demonstration 130
Fig #56 - Pyper, Jan. 10,1938 132
CHAPTER 6
Fig #57 - Yakovlev's insignia 173
Fig #58 - Magdiel to Moray 174
Fig #59 - Photos of laboratory, built in 1939-40 182
Fig #60 - News clipping with comments by Dr. Moray 184
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INTRODUCTION TO 4th EDITION
RADIANT ENERGY - the term Moray has used to describe that source of energy coming from the cosmos to
the earth and radiating from the earth back from whence it came. This is the energy the Moray device captures
and could be described as those particles of energy pervading all space. In the evolution of energy and the
evolution of matter these particles of matter and energy (one and the same) manifest under certain conditions as
pure energy and under others as pure matter. Radiant Energy from the cosmos, like radiant particles of matter,
being composed of an infinitesimal quantity whose behaviors are described by mathematical equations similar to
those used for describing electrical waves, keeping in mind to differentiate between wave length and frequency.
Radiant Energy is particles of energy, just as light is wavelengths and particles are comparable to the electron and
magneton: a ring of negative electricity traveling in a vortex with the speed of light, streams of energy quanta,
each quantum having energy and momentum where the electron revolves around the proton at a distance equal to
the electron radius.
To Summarize — Radiant Energy as herein used is that energy existing in the luminiferous medium of the
universe, kinetic and exercised in wave transmission and rendered sensible by conversion of its energy into a
detectable frequency. IN THE FINAL ANALYSIS RADIANT ENERGY IS A MEANS OF USING THE
ENERGY RELEASED BY THE FISSIONABLE REACTIONS TAKING PLACE IN THE STELLAR
CRUCIBLES OF THE UNIVERSE.
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INTRODUCTION TO THE 5th EDITION
At a recent Kiwanis meeting I heard a lecture given by the public relations officer of the Bell Telephone
Company. The speaker illustrated his lecture with a historical film by Bell Laboratories justifying their position
as a research organization and a leader in communications. It was interesting to note that although the film was
essentially correct, the story told did not coincide in all particulars with what actually took place. For example,
Bell gave Mr. Edison the credit for the electric light. He definitely deserves a great deal of credit. However,
Edison only took a known principle of the day and produced a workable lamp globe by discovering through
tedious trial and error the one thing, the tungsten filament, that would stand up under the crude vacuum systems
then available to him. Naturally enough, the Bell film also gave Alexander Graham Bell great credit for the
telephone. But it was really Joshius Coppersmit who first made a practical demonstration of a telephone.
Likewise, the narrator in the film spoke of how Mr. Farnsworth had developed television. In fact, the first
television demonstration was made by Francis Jenkins to Secretary of the Navy Wilber at the old Naval Radio
Station in Washington, D.C., in June 1925. *
Research organizations such as Bell Labs have succeeded in large part because they have been able to inform
the world of their work and thus market it. On the other hand, many young men - Francis Jenkins, for example -
have come and gone, disappearing into obscurity, making great discoveries but receiving no credit for them,
unable to develop them fully. I think one of the greatest such discoveries was the invention of radio by the
Spanish physicist, Slava. One hundred and fifty years before radio was generally known, Slava transmitted radio
signals from an island off' the coast of Spain back to the mainland.
Fifty years before the advent of the atomic bomb, Dr. Gustav LeBon published a book describing what a
nuclear fission reaction would be like, estimating it would be equivalent to the energy released by "1,340,000
barrels of gun powder." I am told that, years later, Albert Einstein wrote a letter to LeBon's slaughter stating that
Dr. LeBon, physician turned physicist, was truly the father of nuclear physics. Though generally unheralded,
LeBon's position as a nuclear pioneer can easily be verified simply by going to one of our better stocked public
libraries and checking out his book, The Evolution of Matter.
At this point the reader may well ask what my concern is with such obscure individual research. The reader
may also question my interest in scientific experiments whose results do not behave in accord with accepted
scientific dogma. My answer is that I am a scientist and the son of a scientist, and I desire to see facts published
as they really are. I also wish to present some unorthodox theories.
In the first edition of my father T. Henry Moray's book, The Sea of Energy in Which the Earth Floats, the
history of the Moray radiant energy device was secondary, contained only in one chapter near the end. I wish,
however, to emphasize that the workability of this device was repeatedly demonstrated, and it was successfully
reproduced many times by Dr. Moray. Consequently, in this extensive revision of my father's book, I have
introduced the subject of Radiant Energy with the history, leaving the theory to the last.
If, in repeating what my father felt and thought in the past, I should offend some innocent bystander or "well-
meaning" individuals who did not intend offense to Dr. Moray, then all I can say is that the purposes of science
sometimes are inadvertently obstructed by well-meaning individuals, and I will be the first to apologize if
someone will point out my error. The historical information is as I have received the notes and as I remember it,
living with my father some 45 years.
In this book I have gone into the historical background to try to interpret Dr. Moray's feelings. In writing his
history I have taken the liberty to give some of my own opinions since I lived through many of these events and
they are encircled with emotion for me.
Dr. Moray's work, unfinished as it is, can stand the strain of criticism. And, hopefully, its publication at this
time will excite the interest and support it deserved originally. At times during the story's unfolding it becomes
impossible for me to eliminate entirely my father's religious convictions. However, I wish to emphasize that at no
time did he allow religion to become involved in his work, lest any man should say that he used religion for his
own aggrandizement, and therefore imply that he should be found lacking before the Lord in whom he so
fervently believed.
Although he was frequently misunderstood, at all times he exhibited rectitude. Only once did I see him "lose
his cool," and that was when asked to comment on the "dirty tricks" department of life.
The story of Dr. T. Henry Moray is the story of a man working alone, whose discoveries and theories were
years, even decades, ahead of his time. His many pamphlets and writings advanced ideas with which science is
only now coming more and more into agreement. His active mind delved into many fields of science and always
came up with new and startling discoveries.

* CBS, "Industries of Tomorrow", April 24, 1937
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Time and space do not allow a full discussion of the various Moray devices, since the primary subject of this
book is a presentation of Radiant Energy (RE). A very complete and detailed record of letters; articles, and
pamphlets are on file in the records of The House of Moray in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Dr. Moray and Radiant Energy are so closely related that one cannot be separated from the other. It is not the
purpose of this history to give a complete picture of Radiant Energy. But a discussion of it is necessary since all
of the other work with which Dr. Moray was involved seems to be received on the basis of how the party or
parties involved feel about Radiant Energy. Since 1926 he paralleled his work on Radiant Energy with study in a
number of other fields, the most important among them being his intensive studies of radiation and radioactive
substances.
Through the years, Dr. Moray's chief wish was to be free of bothersome business details so that he could
concentrate on research. Yet every time he turned business details over to someone else, chaos resulted. One of
his chief difficulties was to find the unusual person who combined the talents of a good business manager with a
knowledge of science and who was dedicated, truthworthy, unselfish, and tough enough to withstand the rough
road which had to be traveled. The qualities of truthworthiness and toughness seem to have been lacking most
often. One must admit that Dr. Moray did an outstanding job in keeping his private Utah corporation alive in the
entity of Research Institute Incorporated. His personal business ability was above question. The only fault to be
found (if one can call it a fault) is that he was too willing to forgive those with selfish interests who attempted to
destroy his work.
Throughout history, progress has been slowed and at some points stopped by selfish interests. But in spite of
all obstacles, mankind crawls slowly forward. Similarly, the work of T. Henry Moray has been slowed to a crawl;
nonetheless, it painstakingly continues.
On his deathbed, my father said to me, "I only wanted to finish it! If only I had been given a chance. No one
even went half-way with me."
But our father taught my brother and me his dream. We are endeavoring to carry it out. An "impossible
dream"? Perhaps, but we believe that we can make it come true - and that our world will be the better for it.
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