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Saturn: Mass and Plane in Opposition
A finely hatched globe floats against a black star field within several broad rings. Russell uses Saturn to explain his proposed opposition between mass and plane.
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Walter Russell. "Saturn: Mass and Plane in Opposition" [editorial title]. In The Universal One, Walter Russell; edited by Louise Russell. Later undated University of Science and Philosophy republication, Volume One: First Principles, Limited Edition de Luxe. Actual title credits Louise Russell as editor. Original-publication dating differs between the retained preface and the institution’s biography; no exact original year assigned to this copy., undated edition. Source scan leaf 257. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0605-0257
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A diagram of Walter Russell's speculative cosmology, reproduced as historical graphic design without presenting its theory as established physics.
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Walter Russell. Saturn: Mass and Plane in Opposition. The Universal One. Scan leaf 257. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/gallery-20261108-0605-0257