Upon a thorough examination of the history of modern science, a pervasive reliance on erroneous dogmas becomes apparent. One example is the modern periodic table of chemical elements.
In a recent breakthrough, Russian scientist Yuri Rybnikov unearthed the authentic periodic table used by ancient civilizations. Intriguingly, Rybnikov found a remarkable correspondence between Dmitri Mendeleev’s periodic table and that of the ancient world.
Mendeleev’s original table (1902 – 1906, see figure below) featured a zero period comprising a single atom of the inert gas “X” (a chemical model of an elementary particle or chemical element), along with a zero group of inert atoms “X” and “Y” (corresponding to ether elements), followed by subsequent atoms of inert gases.
After Mendeleev’s passing, the removal of the zero period and the repositioning of the zero group of inert gases to the eighth disrupted the periodicity of the table, inaccurately presenting gases as heavier than metals. Elements nonexistent in the natural world were later added to it. These distortions were deliberately produced to prevent people from finding the secret of the source of the free energy that can be obtained from the ether.
The genuine Mendeleev table, shown in the photo above, is currently hidden from the public and forbidden for display in two museums where it is preserved: the Polytechnic Museum in Moscow and the Mendeleev Cabinet Museum in St. Petersburg.
The two inert gases “X” and “Y” predicted by D.I. Mendeleev do not align with the current planetary model of the atom in use today, casting doubt on the concept of a negative electron and a positive nucleus.
An example of Rybnikov’s electro-atom model is shown in the figure below. Rybnikov’s restoration of the ancient periodic table of chemical elements allows for a profound understanding of the nature of electric current (as a flow of electric substance) and other radiations. Mendeleev himself wrote about the ether as a medium transmitting light vibrations, attributing particularly to radioactive phenomena.
A comprehensive description of the rediscovered system and a downloadable file of the ancient periodic table will be made available exclusively to members of the Authentic Knowledge Club.
