Independent Researcher

Zbigniew Jan Dunikowski, Subject: Metalex Gold Processing

About

Zbigniew Dunikowski wrote,"My father, Dr. Emil Dunikowski, was the World's most renown scientist in the fields of mineralogy and geology. He was a former university professor: Vienna, Munich, and Lwow, and Director of the National Geological Institute of Mineralogy. When I was growing up he diligently watched my passion for intellectual pursuits, and he generously blessed me in every circumstance with gifts of electrical apparatus, books in the field of technology, and books in the natural sciences that were appropriate for my age. Here, I must mention that I spent my after-school time on science. I spent all my time at the Lwow University classrooms and laboratory, because my tutors were my father's academic assistants."

I am Syliva Moffet, and I choose to remain personally confidential due to the complexity of the Metalex invention and the problems that it may pose for me. This statement from Zbigniew's manuscript about his invention was very clear. "In that year (1922), we held frequent demonstrations for a variety of interesting people.There were a lot of people from the colleges and universities.I noticed that these individuals were envious and jealous about my experiments for increasing the gold content from the gold bearing mineral.This metal has a strange psycho-magnetic property with the human mind, and evil instincts manifested quickly in the character of a lot of people." In another statement Zbigniew wrote,"...indeed, I do not even have faith in the integrity of scientists. During those demonstrations,  I saw the looks on their faces and in their eyes. I saw the jealousy, hatred, and the falsehood."

Included in this history are references to Zbigniew Dunikowski as the "Alchemist." Either, he was misunderstood, or he was directly attacked with the use of that label. Perhaps, Zbigniew explained it better as he wrote, "One can see that we are walking down the road of reasoning consistently with the theory of 'nuclear transformation' which took place on our globe during the moments of our geological evolution, and what remains is under our feet in the depths of the earth." He wrote in another statement, "This invention was interesting, for if I upgraded my Proton system it would only serve for military purposes which would result in the mass destruction of humans and their creative work. If one were to steal, what is already known as the Atomic Bomb, one could only hope that this marvel would vanish from the use and the memory of human kind."

All information included in this site has been provided by the relatives of Zbigniew Dunikowski.I would like to emphasize that this site is not intended to be a genealogical study.It is a research project designed to allow Zbigniew Dunikowski and his living daughters to contribute their eyewitness accounts of history. The authors who have attempted to contribute their version of this story can now see it from the perspective of the people who lived it. For as the French novelist, Marcel Proust, expressed, “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes but in having new eyes.” It was Zbigniew’s dying wishes to encourage others to continue with the invention that he and Dr. Emil Dunikowski had left behind. The time period of this research site spans approximately early 1900 to the present. All photos are authentic and have historical importance. Zbigniew's words are represented here, as he wrote them, between the years approximately 1947-1949, in one manuscript.  Another manuscript, written in Polish, which was left by Zbigniew may not be his exact words. A notation will indicate the translation. It remains my goal not to lose his meaning. The interviews with relatives are authentic.

I am available through my email, to answer some questions.Thank you for your visit,

Sylvia

"If the majesty of death has entered me while I strive for my goal, then I will die peacefully with the belief that "Ex ossibus Meis oritur Ultor," (From my bones rises the Avenger).

Quotations from Dunikowski,Z (unpublished & translated ). Moje Pamietniki O Procederze Metalex.