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Thunderstorm generator by Malcolm bendall
The Thunderstorm Generator represents one of the most technically detailed suppressed-energy devices to emerge from Australia in decades, combining plasmoid physics, cavitation chemistry, and implosion engineering in a single retrofit system. Malcolm Bendall, operating through Strike Foundation and commercial partner Akers Industries, has moved beyond claims into open-source build guides and independently replicated prototypes. The core mechanism — vacuum-driven cavitation producing structured plasma entities used as supplemental fuel — draws directly on Viktor Schauberger's implosion principles and Nikola Tesla's high-frequency plasma research. Skeptoid (Dec 2025) ran a critical episode questioning efficiency claims, but notably confirmed the device exists, is being built and installed by independents, and that replication attempts are actively underway.
Evidence
- According to Malcolm Bendall and his student Jordan Colant of Alchemical Science (YouTube, March 2026), the Thunderstorm Generator operates through three sequential stages retrofitted onto a standard internal combustion engine.
- Strike Foundation and Akers Industries are cited by Colant as having conducted extensive in-house testing.
- The first stage is an Ionizer, which charges and conditions the exhaust stream.
- The second is a Bubbler — a plasmoid generator — through which exhaust gas is passed through water under vacuum, triggering cavitation.
- The third stage harnesses the resulting micro-bubble implosion to produce plasmoids: what Bendall's team describes as 'homeostatic structured plasma entities' used as both supplemental fuel and agents of atomic reconstruction of exhaust gases.