Figure 6. [Giorgio] Piccardi's Diagram of the spiral motion of the Earth around the Sun. Over the course of a year, the Earth follows a spiral-form trajectory which brings its forward movement through the heavens roughly parallel to the Equator, or parallel to the polar axis. (from Piccardi 13)




Figure 7. Piccardi's Animated Model of the Helicoidal Motion of the Earth around the Sun, presented at the Brussels World-Fair in 1958. (from Piccardi 13)


It is clear, Piccardi's experiments suggest a mechanism similar to that observed by both [Dayton] Miller and [Wilhelm] Reich.

From the above, we have converging lines of evidence, from three independent sources who do not appear to have been aware of each other's research: Miller, Reich and Piccardi.

13. Piccardi, G.: Chemical Basis of Medical Climatology, Charles Thomas, Springfield, 1962, p.97-99.

From
"Reconciling Miller's Ether-Drift with Reich's Dynamic Orgone"

by James DeMeo, Ph.D.