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Robert Brown was the first microscopist to observe and describe the bions, later discovered and described in detail by Wilhelm Reich in the nineteen thirties. 'Brownian motion' is inaccurately used to dismiss Reich's findings when in fact his and Brown's…

Motile forms seen in a hay-infusion boiled ten times and then autoclaved. These findings appear to confirm the claims made by Wilhelm Reich in The Bion Experiments on the Origin of Life, first published in English in 1979, that vegetable matter in water breaks…

These video clips of rock-dust bions were made with C O R E's new Brunel SP150 microscope. When it arrived, I tested it with this culture and the images were so clear that I wondered what they would look like when filmed. Even better, because of the HD camera…

This is a simple replication of an experiment described by Reich in The Cancer Biopathy, page 25. Information on the camera and microscope used are at the end of the video. Uploading to YouTube always involves loss of definition. If you want a DVD of this…

It appears that earlier microscopists must have unknowingly seen bions in their cultures, as they are easy to produce and occur naturally in many water habitats. Bions were first discovered and named by Wilhelm Reich in the nineteen thirties. This video is…

In the nineteen thirties Wilhelm Reich claimed to have observed amoebae originating from disintegrating grass in water. The amoebae filmed here were seen in an infusion of hay and boiled water in a Petri dish kept covered except when being observed under…

WIlhelm Reich suggested in his orgonomic journal that rot in wood was a process of bionous disintegration. A boat-builder supported his claim, writing to him to tell him that he had seen rot deep in timbers closed to the air. The cause of rot in timber is…

This video shows an unexpected finding from C O R E's bion research, that stainless-steel filings produce vigorous bion growth, whereas pure copper filings do not. It contains no basic background information or history as these are contained in our other…