tian student is the part played by the planet's satellites in
the generation of Electro-Magnetic energy. The sun together with its
circulating family of planets is a huge Electric motor, so a planet and
its satellites are minor generators of Electric energy. Satellites
have a higher importance and necessity than the mere creation of
moonshine.

All the planets have their satellites, although your astronomers have
not yet discovered any in the case of Mercury and Venus. The latter
planet has a satellite whose distance is so close to its primary that
its presence is lost in the intense reflection of light caused by
Venus' cloudy atmosphere, which is much denser than that of your Earth.
In the case of Mercury, owing to its extremely close proximity to the
sun, its satellite probably never will be seen by observers on your
Earth, as it is lost in the intense brilliance cast by the Solar Orb on
this planet.

[2] The Popular Science Monthly, May, 1920, printed the following--"Sir
Oliver Lodge thinks that man is not yet civilized enough to use the
energy hidden in ordinary matter. The time will come when atomic
energy will take the place of coal as a source of power." The man who
spoke thus before the Royal Society of Arts in London was Sir Oliver
Lodge--one of the towering figures in modern science, a man who has
devoted the better part of his life to the study and interpretation of
the atom. This new form of energy, which our great-grandchildren may
utilize instead of oil and coal, has possibilities so appalling that
Sir Oliver almost rejoices that we do not know how to release it. I
hope that the human race will not discover how to use this energy, he
says, until it has brains and morality enough to use it properly,
because if the discovery is made by the wrong people this planet would
be unsafe. A force utterly disproportionate to the present source of
Power would be placed at the disposal Or the world.

NOTE (By the Editor in 1920)--This article was published more than two
months after the revelation above was received, but is another striking
confirmation of the truth of these revelations.

[3] In the February issue of the "Electrical Experimenter," (1920)
which was published about a month after this information was received
by revelation, the following article appeared--another startling
confirmation of the truth contained herein, and points to the
possibility that whatever is possible on one planet, is