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InfiniX: Christophe Tétard answers your questions and comments

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Fascination, scepticism, technical criticism, legitimate doubts… and sometimes head-on attacks. Since its first two videos devoted to the InfiniX motor, NEXUS magazine has received a stream of questions and comments. Rather than dodge them, NEXUS chose to get back to the substance: giving Christophe Tétard the floor, on camera, on the main objections raised.

What is addressed, head-on

  • How the invention works — and what structurally sets it apart from a conventional electric motor.
  • The highly controversial question of “free energy” — what the term covers, and what it does not mean.
  • The measurements taken and the technical objections — instruments, protocol, acknowledged limits.
  • The patent and the open-source approach — protecting the invention while publishing the protocol.
  • The criticism aimed at his background — and some of his past announcements, faced squarely.
Let us be clear

The publication of this work has not yet undergone formal scientific validation. Christophe Tétard does not ask to be taken at his word — he asks for his motor to be tested.

Scientists, engineers, technicians: come and test

Would you like to verify this work? You are invited to come to his laboratory to carry out tests and talk with him directly. NEXUS may be present, so that everyone can weigh the arguments, document the results and allow as rigorous and adversarial an examination of this invention as possible.

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Thank you, NEXUS

Our thanks to NEXUS, the independent French news magazine, for its investigative work: three videos, uncompromising questions and a space for adversarial debate — exactly what a discovery of this kind needs to be examined seriously.

To go further in writing: the InfiniX FAQ gathers 26 reference answers to the questions received since the publication, and the article InfiniX, the Talk retraces what was actually said on 18 July.

Go from viewer to verifier

Watching proves nothing — that is precisely this video’s message. Verification takes the plans, the files and a little rigour. That is exactly what a Projet Atlas membership unlocks: the complete plans of the linear demonstrator (STL + PDF) with their chaptered assembly video, every members’ article in full, your vote at the general assembly and access to the network of experts in energy and electromagnetism. All at the founder rate: €50 a year, guaranteed for life instead of €150, reserved for the first 1,000 members — your Alexandrie account is created automatically upon validation. And if you would rather have the finished object, the assembled and tested motor remains available to order, no membership required.

Want to understand in detail?

The two reference publications, open access

A 16-page guide in plain language — no equation before chapter 10 — and, for those who want the full protocol, formulas and measurements, the complete scientific publication (FR/EN). Everything the motors implement is described there.

PDF guide — InfiniX for Dummies Full scientific publication (PDF)

Full video of the 18 July talk, NEXUS interview and podcasts: InfiniX, the talk — what was actually said · his video answers to your questions.

Verify it yourself

Go further with the InfiniX motors

Two educational motors to put the principle in your hands, the demonstrator plans for members, and the articles that explain everything.

The motors, to order

The articles

Also worth reading

What is “free energy”? Read the educational note