Jacques Ravatin is a French inventor described in the source archive as "an associate of Leon Sprink" who "invented smaller and more powerful versions of the Sprink Space Activator." He is named on three patent documents reproduced in the source:
- EP0016079 / WO8000293 — Apparatus for Amplifying Emissions Due to Shapes
- FR2716123 — Device for Activating Fluids & Solids (1995-08-18)
- FR2488096 — Dispositif d'application des émissions dues aux formes, à la matière en mouvement (1982-02-05)
All three build on the premise of Form Emissions (Emissions Due to Shapes) — the claim that certain low-symmetry geometric forms are the seat of emissions of undetermined nature with effects on matter and living organisms. Ravatin's stated contribution is a method of amplifying those emissions "according to a said principle of 'localization'" to obtain industrially exploitable effects.
The source attributes to Ravatin a wide range of claimed effects, including local rotation of magnetic variation, reduction of local gravitation to 0.9× normal, reduced fuel consumption in combustion, increased salt solubility, increased plant growth, and the activation of fluids, glass, metals, ceramics and plastics. None of these claims is independently verified in the source; they are reported as inventor observations. See Ravatin Claims vs. Evidence: Form Emissions, Fuel Reduction, Patent Drawings and the Absence of Independent Validation.
The source text is a machine translation from French, and some technical details may be garbled.
Source notes & attribution
- https://rexresearch.com/ElectroCulture/RavatinActivator/RavatinActivator.htm