A. Thermal Orgonometry:

• Atkin, R. (1949) The Second Law of Thermodynamics and the Orgone Accumulator, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 1: 52-60.

• Baker, C. (1977) The Electroscope, IV: Atmospheric Pulsation, Journal of Orgonomy, 11: 35-48.

• Baker, C. (1985) Atmospheric Pulsation: Air and Water, Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, 2: 25-32.

• Baker, C. and Burlingame, P. (1988) To-T, Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, 5: 74-80.

• Blasband, R. (1971) Thermal Orgonometry, Journal of Orgonomy, 5: 175-188.

• Correa, P. and Correa, A. (2001) The Reproducible Thermal Anomaly of the Reich-Einstein Experiment Under Limit Conditions, Infinite Energy, 7 (37): 12-21.

• DeMeo, J. (2010) Experimental Confirmation of the Orgone Energy Accumulator Thermal Anomaly, Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine, 20 (3): 17-32.

• Fuckert, M. (1991) Measurements of Atmospheric Orgone Energy, Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, 8: 1-16.

• Grad, B. (1996) Some Heat Experiments Implicating the Existence of a Subtle Energy, Subtle Energies & Energy Medicine, 7 (3): 239-262.

• Harman, R. (1986) Further Experiments with Negative To Minus T, Journal of Orgonomy, 20: 67-74.

• Howell, H. (1955) The Physics of Orgone Therapy, Orgonomic Functionalism, 2: 45-56.

• Howell, H. (1955) Lead and Lag in To-T Experiments, Orgonomic Functionalism, 2: 248-250.

• Konia, C. (1972) Thermal Effects of the Reich DOR-Buster, Journal of Orgonomy, 6: 48-60.

• Konia, C. (1974) An Investigation of the Thermal Properties of the ORAC: Part I, Journal of Orgonomy, 8: 47-64.

• Konia, C. (1978) An Investigation of the Thermal Properties of the ORAC: Part II, Journal of Orgonomy, 12: 244-252.

• Mann, G. (1979) Experiments with the Orgone Accumulator, International Journal of Life Energy, 1: 43-56.

• Milan, V., Ranchis, R., Verdu, G., Munoz-Cobos, J., Baeza, G., and Kot, P. (2002) Anomalies in Radioactive Decay Rates and Temperature Measurements Inside a Modified Faraday Cage, Pulse of the Planet, 5: 182.

• Reich, W. (1944a) Thermical and Electroscopical Orgonometry, International Journal of Sex-Economy and Orgone Research, 3: 1-16.

• Reich, W. (1944b) Orgonotic Pulsation: the Differentiation of Orgone Energy from Electromagnetism, Presented in Talks with an Electrophysicist, International Journal of Sex-Economy and Orgone Research, 3: 97-150. (This paper was reprinted in Orgonomic Functionalism, 3: 20-63 [1991], 4: 19-40, [1992], and 5: 20-44 [1994]. A previously unpublished section of it was published in Orgonomic Functionalism, 6: 22-35 [1996].)

• Reich, W. (1948) The Discovery of the Orgone, Volume II: The Cancer Biopathy, New York: Orgone Institute Press.

• Reich, W. (1949) Orgonotic Light Functions, 1: Searchlight Phenomena in the Orgone Envelope of the Earth (1942-1945), Orgone Energy Bulletin, 1: 3-6.

• Reich, W. (1950) Meteorological Functions in Orgone-Charged Vacuum Tubes, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 2: 184-193.

• Reich, W. (1951a) The Storm of November 25th and 26th, 1950, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 3: 72-75.

• Reich, W. (1951b) The Orgone Energy Accumulator: Its Scientific and Medical Use, Rangeley, ME: Wilhelm Reich Foundation.

• Reich, W. (1953) The Einstein Affair, 1939-1952, Wilhelm Reich Biographical Material, History of the Discovery of the Life Energy, Documentary Volume A-IX-E, Rangeley, ME: Orgone Institute Press.

• Ritter, P. and Ritter, J. (1954) Thermical Orgonometry, Orgonomic Functionalism, 1: 221-224; 273.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1972) The Temperature Difference: Experimental Protocol, Journal of Orgonomy, 6: 61-71.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1972) An Analysis of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Scientific Evidence Against Wilhelm Reich: Part 2, Physical Concepts, Journal of Orgonomy, 6: 222-231.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1973) An Analysis of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Scientific Evidence Against Wilhelm Reich: Part 3, the Physical Evidence, Journal of Orgonomy, 7: 234-245.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1976)  The Electroscope, III: Atmospheric Pulsation, Journal of Orgonomy, 10: 57-80.

• Seiler, H. (1982) New Experiments in Thermal Orgonometry, Journal of Orgonomy, 16: 197-206.

• Shelton, B. (1964) Thermical Orgonometry, Orgonomic Functionalism, 10: 63-66.

• Starz, K. (1962) The Effect of the Orgone Energy Accumulator on Air Temperature, Creative Process, 2: 125-136.

B. Electroscopical Orgonometry:

• Baker, C. (1977) The Electroscope, IV: Atmospheric Pulsation, Journal of Orgonomy, 11: 35-48.

• Baker, C. (1985) Atmospheric Pulsation: Air and Water, Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, 2: 25-32.

• Burlingame, P. (1985) A Home-Made Electroscope, Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, 2: 60-68.

• Cleveland, W. L. (1972) Misrepresentation of Classical Physics and the Scientific Method: A Disservice to Orgonomy, Jamaica, NY: The Wilhelm Reich Institute for Orgonomic Studies.

• Correa, P. and Correa, A. (2003) Comparative Study of the Variation in the Spontaneous Discharge Rate of Atmospheric Electroscopes and Electroscopes Placed within ‘Orgone Accumulators’, in: Correa, P. & Correa, A. Experimental Aetherometry, Volume I, Concord, Canada: Akronos Publishing, University of Toronto Press, pp. 265-348.

• Fuckert, M. (1991) Measurements of Atmospheric Orgone Energy, Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, 8: 1-16.

• Howell, H. (1955) The Physics of Orgone Therapy, Orgonomic Functionalism, 2: 45-56.

• Konia, C. (1983) Electroscopic Effects of the Medical DOR-buster: Preliminary Report, Journal of Orgonomy, 17: 56-60.

• Raknes, O. (1970) Wilhelm Reich and Orgonomy, New York: St. Martin’s Press.

• Reich, W. (1944a) Thermical and Electroscopical Orgonometry, International Journal of Sex-Economy and Orgone Research, 3: 1-16.

• Reich, W. (1944b) Orgonotic Pulsation: the Differentiation of Orgone Energy from Electromagnetism, Presented in Talks with an Electrophysicist, International Journal of Sex-Economy and Orgone Research, 3: 97-150.(This paper was reprinted in Orgonomic Functionalism, 3: 20-63 [1991], 4: 19-40, [1992], and 5: 20-44 [1994]. A previously unpublished section of it was published for the first time in Orgonomic Functionalism, 6:22-35 [1996].)

• Reich, W. (1948) The Discovery of the Orgone, Volume II: The Cancer Biopathy, New York: Orgone Institute Press.

• Reich, W. (1950) Note on Electroscopical Orgonometry, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 2: 47.

• Reich, W. (1950) Meteorological Functions in Orgone-Charged Vacuum Tubes, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 2: 184-193.

• Reich, W. (1951a) The Storm of November 25th and 26th, 1950, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 3: 72-75.

• Reich, W. (1951b) Three Experiments with Rubber at the Electroscope, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 3: 144-145.

• Reich, W. (1951c) The Orgone Energy Accumulator: Its Scientific and Medical Use, Rangeley, ME: Wilhelm Reich Foundation.

• Reich, W. (1992) Orgone Functions in Weather Formation, Orgonomic Functionalism, 4: 41-51.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1969) The Electroscope, I, Journal of Orgonomy, 3: 188-197.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1970) The Electroscope, II, Journal of Orgonomy, 4: 79-90.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1972a) An Open Letter, Journal of Orgonomy, 6: 258-262.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1972b) An Analysis of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Scientific Evidence Against Wilhelm Reich: Part 2, Physical Concepts, Journal of Orgonomy, 6: 222-231.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1973) An Analysis of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s Scientific Evidence Against Wilhelm Reich: Part 3, the Physical Evidence, Journal of Orgonomy, 7: 234-245.

• Rosenblum, C. [pseudonym, Baker, C.] (1976) The Electroscope, III: Atmospheric Pulsation, Journal of Orgonomy, 10: 57-80.

C. Geiger-Muller and Vacor Tubes:

• Bizzi, B. (1972) Light in Deep-Vacuum Lamps and the Biophysical Problem of ‘Vital Energy’, Energy and Character, 3: 16-17.

• Boadella, D. (1958) Some Orgonotic Lumination Effects, Orgonomic Functionalism, 5: 139-152.

• Boadella, D. (1958) Orgonotic Excitation Effects, Orgonomic Functionalism, 5: 211-235.

• Correa, P. and Correa, A. (2004) The Myths of Orgone Charged Vacor Tubes, Infinite Energy, 10 (55): 48-51.

• DeMeo, J. (2002) Photographing the Orgone Energy, Pulse of the Planet, 5: 254-255.

• Howell, H. (1958) Orgone Lumination in Gas and Vacuo, Orgonomic Functionalism, 5: 236-241.

• Hughes, D. (1982) Some Geiger-Muller Counter Observations After Reich, Journal of Orgonomy, 16: 68-73.

• Mallove, E. (2004) Nieborowski’s ‘Orgone Charged Vacuum Tubes’, Infinite Energy, 9 (54): 58.

• Nieborowski, T. (2001) Orgone Charged Photomultiplier Tubes, Journal of Orgonomy, 35: 17-26.

• Nieborowski, T. (2002) Orgone Charged Vacuum Tubes, Journal of Orgonomy, 36: 31- 42.

• Reich, W. (1949) A Motor Force in Orgone Energy: Preliminary Communications, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 1: 7-11.

• Reich, W. (1949) Orgonotic Light Functions, 3: Further Physical Characteristics of Vacor Lumination (1948), Orgone Energy Bulletin, 1: 97-99.

• Reich, W. (1950) Meteorological Functions in Orgone-Charged Vacuum Tubes, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 2: 184-193.

• Reich, W. (1951) The Storm of November 25th and 26th, 1950, Orgone Energy Bulletin, 3: 72-75.

• Reich, W. (1951) The Geiger-Muller Effect of Cosmic Orgone Energy (1947), Orgone Energy Bulletin, 3: 201-234.

• Reich, W. (1951) The Orgone Energy Charged Vacuum Tubes (VACOR) (1948), Orgone Energy Bulletin, 3: 235-266.

• Reich, W. (1951) The Oranur Experiment, First Report (1947-1951), Rangeley, ME: Orgone Institute Press.

D. Effects of the Orgone Energy Accumulator on Humidity & Water Evaporation:

• Baker, C. (1985) Atmospheric Pulsation: Air and Water, Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, 2: 25-32.

• DeMeo, J. (1980) Water Evaporation Inside the Orgone Accumulator, Journal of Orgonomy, 14: 171-175.

• Howell, H. (1955) Orgone, Humidity, and Cancer, Orgonomic Functionalism, 2: 183-194.

• Konia, C. (1991) Orgonomic Hygrometry, Journal of Orgonomy, 25: 5-13.

• Konia, C. (1992) Hygrometric Function of the Orac under Drought Conditions, Journal of Orgonomy, 26: 224-230.