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The Integratron "The purpose of the Integratron is to recharge energy into living cell structure, to bring about longer life with youthful energy." -- George Van Tassel builder of the Integratron "There is no other building like it in the US. The fountain of youth is not in Florida, but it is in southern California at the Integratron." --Weekend Travel Update a nationally syndicated TV travel show

The Integratron is a 38-foot high, 50-foot diameter, non-metallic structure designed by the engineer George Van Tassel as a rejuvenation machine. Van Tassel was a legendary figure, a former test pilot for Howard Huges and Douglas Aircraft, who made his home in a cave hollowed out under nearby Giant Rock. Van Tassel led weekly meditations during the 1950s, which he claimed led to UFO contacts. He said UFO channelings and ideas from Nikola Tesla and other pioneers in the field of electromagnetics led to the unique architecture of the Integratron. He spent 18 years constructing the building.

The Integratron is sited on a magnetic vortex

The location of the Integratron is an essential part of its functioning. The siting was worked out according to a complex set of theories involving the earth's magnetic field, and the Integratron's relation to the Great Pyramid in Egypt and Giant Rock, the world's largest freestanding boulder.

Giant Rock is thought to be the world's largest freestanding boulder. Van Tassel claimed that a gigantic magnetic vortex of several miles radius could be measured around the rock with magnetometers. He believed that the great weight of the rock produced a piezo-electric effect on its granite crystals, creating the necessary magnetic field.

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