Nov 7, 2023
Aiming to solve a host of problems, from replicating a wide range of resources to reversing climate change, Iranian nuclear physicist, Mehran Tavakoli Keshe, has developed a new technology making use of plasmatic magnetic field, said to defy modern understandings of physics.
United Kingdom - November 7, 2023 —

Iranian nuclear physicist Mehran Tavakoli Keshe, founder of the Keshe Foundation, has invented a groundbreaking plasma technology that he says could eliminate some of humanity’s greatest challenges.
Keshe claims to have developed a revolutionary new science of "plasmatic magnetic fields" that defies current physics. With his ingenious pocket-sized devices, he says he can replicate endless supplies of resources – including fresh water, gold, diamonds, and atmospheric conditions.
"It's quite simple," explained Keshe. "I convert matter into plasmatic gas, harness magnetic fields, and recreate whatever resources are needed."
Keshe insists his plasma reactors can absorb all CO2 emissions, reverse climate change, end fossil fuel dependence, turn saltwater into freshwater, and allow astronauts to produce their own essential supplies like food, water and shelter on demand.
Keshe states he has developed Magrav technology that replicates gravity and magnetic fields, allowing spacecrafts to propel through space by interacting with planetary magnetic fields without rockets.
"There is no longer any need for rocket propulsion to take off and navigate in space thanks to my technology," said Keshe. "We can colonise space and create an infinite amount of resources using my plasma devices. It’s the end of resource scarcity."
Keshe says he gave his technology on USB sticks to world governments in 2011-2012, including the White House by request of President Obama, but no one is paying attention.
Recently Keshe has built a factory in Jingdezhen, China to mass produce CO2 absorption technology, financed by the Chinese government.
Yet bafflingly, the mainstream scientific community refuses to believe Keshe's claims without proof, which he says is beyond their limited scope.
Though his inventions could completely transform life on Earth and in space, Keshe is humble and pursues science only for humanity’s benefit. His goal is to usher in an era of peace, abundance and intergalactic exploration.
Keshe will be hosting a series of events in London in November 2023 to demonstrate his plasma technology, including seminars from November 6-10, an introduction conference November 11-12, and an Ambassadors Conference on November 11. Tickets for these events are on sale now and range from £1,590 to £94,500.
Interested parties can book their tickets today to the Introduction to Keshe Plasma Space Technology Event to witness the science that Keshe says will completely change civilization as we know it!
For more information about the Keshe Foundation use the contact details below:
Contact Info:
Name: Mr. Mehran Tavakoli Keshe
Email: Send Email
Organization: Keshe Foundation
Address: Keshe Foundation
Phone: 00436641014011
Website: https://keshe.foundation/
Release ID: 89112467
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