This is the incredible, yet true story of Viktor Schauberger—an Austrian forest ranger who discovers a new, free energy source in the 1920's by quietly observing water. The book follows his brief fame, the opposition he faced from scientists and industrialists, his coerced work during WWII, and his later captivity by Americans. Presented as a fictionalized biography, it explores his inventions, likely inspirations, and the principles of his implosion technology.