Gaston Burridge
From Kook Science
| Gaston Burridge | |
|---|---|
| Born | 24 February 1906 Michigan |
| Died | 31 January 1995 (88) Tennessee |
| Affiliations | Borderland Sciences (BSRA) |
Charles Gaston Burridge (February 24, 1906 - January 31, 1995) was an American magazine writer and researcher, interested dowsing and related areas of inquiry, as well as potential alternative modes of electrical production, including the claims of Lester Hendershot and T. Henry Moray.
Selected Bibliography
- Burridge, Gaston (Apr. 1954), "New Source of Water for Desert Lands?", Desert Magazine: 18-21, http://www.primarywaterinstitute.org/images/pdfs/Desert-Magazine-1954-April%20Primary%20Water.pdf
- Burridge, Gaston (Jan. 1955), "Does the Forked Stick Locate Anything? An Inquiry into the Art of Dowsing", Western Folklore 14 (1): 32-43
- Burridge, Gaston (Nov. & Dec. 1955), "The Moray Mystery", Round Robin 11 (4): 16-21
- Burridge, Gaston (Mar. & Apr. 1956), "The So-Called Hendershot Motor", Round Robin 11 (6): 1-5
- Burridge, Gaston (Mar. 1956), "DeLand's Seven Wires Fight Frost", FATE 9 (3)
- Burridge, Gaston (July 1956), "The Hubbard Energy Transformer", FATE 9 (7): 36-42
- Burridge, Gaston (Sep. 1956), "Alchemist 1956?", FATE 9 (9): 16-22 — on T. Henry Moray
- Burridge, Gaston (May 1957), "Water from a Forked Stick", American Mercury: 128-131, https://www.unz.com/print/AmMercury-1957may-00128/
- Burridge, Gaston (Jul. 1957), "The Baffling Keely 'Free Energy' Machines", FATE 10 (7) — on John Worrell Keely
- Burridge, Gaston (June 1958), "Step Toward Anti-Gravity", American Mercury: 77-82, https://www.unz.com/print/AmMercury-1958jun-00077/
- Burridge, Gaston (Sep. 1960), "Magnetism!", American Mercury: 41-46, https://www.unz.com/print/AmMercury-1960sep-00041/