The Hutchison Effect

The Hutchison Effect refers to a series of unexplained phenomena reported by researcher John Hutchison, involving objects reacting unexpectedly—such as levitating, moving, or merging—when exposed to certain electromagnetic fields. These effects are not widely verified by the scientific community and are often linked to claims of experimental manipulation with radio frequencies and static electricity. While some see it as evidence of unusual electromagnetic properties, mainstream science regards many of these claims with skepticism due to the lack of reproducible, peer-reviewed results. Overall, the Hutchison Effect remains a controversial topic at the intersection of fringe science and electromagnetic research.