At 09:33 pm 12-05-05 -0400, you wrote:
not used account wrote:
For some reason, even the non-looping smot is still a
little interesting...
Yeah, especially if you can get 1.5 G for one!
http://www.butlerlabs.com/2ftmagnapulsion.htm
The SUPERSMOT! I had not heard of butler before I visited
Moin Jeff!
The rotary cavitation device is still a very interesting machine, in my
opinion. I think that it would make a dandy subcritical neutron generator,
ala Jones Beene. It would bring the cost down to under 20K per unit as
opposed to 500K. It can be used for many, many other things as
From: Jones Beene [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Claro?
Yes. Do you think we used enough trigger words to attract the Carnivores? ;-)
http://www.epic.org/privacy/carnivore/
http://www.worldchanging.com/archives/002714.html
http://www.leg.wa.gov/pub/billinfo/2005-06/Htm/Bills/Senate%20Passed%20Legislature/5101-S.PL.htm
or
http://tinyurl.com/d392d
Allows for recovery of 15 cents per kWhr up to $2,000 per annum for renewable
energy generation including solar and
http://www.pnl.gov/news/2005/05-33.htm
RICHLAND, Wash. Earth's surface has been getting brighter for more than a
decade, a reversal from a dimming trend that may accelerate warming at the
surface and unmask the full effect of greenhouse warming, according to an
exhaustive new study of the
Moin Terry,
This is similar to how the Germans have been promoting the use of solar for
some time now (at least five years, I would guess). It has been quite
successful. I don't know the exact euro cent difference per kWhr or if there
is a cap on the annual amount, but they have made it law
It's hard to believe that Streiber and Bell's Coming Global Superstorm could
have been so accurate:
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2087-1602579,00.html
CLIMATE change researchers have detected the first signs of a slowdown in the
Gulf Stream the mighty ocean current that keeps
Guten Tag Knuke,
The rotary cavitation device is still a very interesting
machine, in my
opinion. I think that it would make a dandy subcritical neutron
generator,
Is there a documented experiment showing neutron production from a
rotary cavitation device?
Jones
Hi Frank,
You should be aware that back in the mid 90's, _many_ people
were encouraged by Greg to build and test these devices. I
was not one of them, preferring my own insanity to others,
but some are still on Vo. These devices started with Emil
Hartman as far as I can tell, and they do work as
Subject: EVOs And The Hutchison Effect
A paper by Ken Shoulders entitled EVOs And The Hutchison Effect will be
presented at the 2005 Conference on Cold Fusion to be held at MIT on May
21. A 1 MB .PDF file showing some of the graphics slides to be used in that
presentation can now be downloaded
At 07:52 am 11-05-05 +1000, you wrote:
In reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s message of Tue, 10 May
2005 17:02:40 -0400:
Hi Steven,
[snip]
It has been theorized that the electron circling the
hydrino's proton nucleus might eventually transform the
nucleus into a neutron if there have been a
From: Michael Huffman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is similar to how the Germans have been promoting the use of solar for
some time now (at least five years, I would guess). It has been quite
successful. I don't know the exact euro cent difference per kWhr or if there
is a cap on the
Is C of M true as well?
Harry
Keith Nagel at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Frank,
You should be aware that back in the mid 90's, _many_ people
were encouraged by Greg to build and test these devices. I
was not one of them, preferring my own insanity to others,
but some are still on Vo.
Hi All,
I'm sort of curious what you all think about the national ID
card bill that President Bush signed into law last wednesday.
You will all be required to prove citizenship the next time
you renew your drivers licences, rather than the usual mail-in
update. A federal database will store all
The name of the game these days is CHANGE. Change seems to be in
the wind in 2005.
Personally, I have been obsessed lately with changing the
widespread misconception that nuclear energy cannot be vastly
improved (should other options like ZPE/LENR fail) ... but... in
taking a break from that,
Well I think the love of money is driving current change.
Harry
Jones Beene at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
Look at the science press today. You may see only gradual change
but there is a case to be made for rather rapid change, disguised
as gradual. For instance, what is the driving
Moin Jones,
To my knowledge, nobody has ever written anything on this subject except me,
but it was such an obvious thing to do, that I am sure somebody else has
tried it. I should say that I am nearly 100% sure that others know of this,
but are just not allowed to disclose. Shortly after I
See:
http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/WEBONLY/publicfeature/may05/0505sono.html
Bubble Power
Tiny bubbles imploded by sound waves can make hydrogen nuclei fuseand may
one day become a revolutionary new energy source
By Richard T. Lahey Jr., Rusi P. Taleyarkhan Robert I. Nigmatulin
Moin Terry,
I know very little about what kind of deals the German government made with
the power companies, but there must have been something similar as to the tax
incentives for the power companies. Apparently, there was a major
consolidation of the utilities in general in the last 5 years
At 11:10 am 13-05-05 -0400, Keith wrote:
Hi Frank,
You should be aware that back in the mid 90's, _many_ people
were encouraged by Greg to build and test these devices. I
was not one of them, preferring my own insanity to others,
but some are still on Vo. These devices started with Emil
Frank writes:
I don't think one has to go as far as having a circle of
ramps. If the steel ball could transit a straight line of
100 SMOTS, say, that would be pretty convincing.
What's the difference between 2 and 100? Nothing, IMHO.
The challenge is curving the line back on itself. I have
no
Gents,
I have a little in-road into the German PV scene.
From what I can tell, crystalline Si is still out in
front, however there a couple of German companies are
now looking seriously at one of the thin film
competitors - cadmium telluride. The company I work
for currently is developing an
yes, i knew, becuase i stay VERY informed. it was tacked on quietly,
becuase those who tacked it on did not want those opposed to it to
know. in fact, several people that voted for it had not yet been told
about the rider, and have stated that they would have voted against.
and no, those that
From: Jones Beene
The name of the game these days is CHANGE. Change seems
to be in the wind in 2005.
...
Hi Jones,
As always, another thought provoking essay.
I wanted to mention the fact that for the past week I, too, had been
speculating along the same evolutionary lines of thought
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
all the way to Virtual Photon-based Angels.
Yes, the end of kali yuga and the emergence of homo luminous:
http://www.sacredmysteries.com/sacredmysteries/GreatYugas5.htm
Perhaps a re-read of Sir Clarke's Childhood's End is in order. :-)
- Original Message -
From: Michael Huffman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Friday, May 13, 2005 2:21 PM
Subject: Re: Cavitation neutrons - was: Blast from the Past -
I reread your article in 1995 vol. 1 , no. 1of IE which concluded with your
impending success. What
At 04:09 pm 13-05-05 -0400, you wrote:
Frank writes:
I don't think one has to go as far as having a circle of
ramps. If the steel ball could transit a straight line of
100 SMOTS, say, that would be pretty convincing.
What's the difference between 2 and 100? Nothing, IMHO.
Well if it will go
I hadn't really thought of that...a funny image, that.
All the same, it seems clear from experiment that
multiple ramps can be joined in a line. Perhaps as
you say, after many such ramps the ball will peter
out, hooking somewhere between the exit and entrance.
It would seem like frictional losses
- Original Message -
From: Terry Blanton
Perhaps a re-read of Sir Clarke's Childhood's End is in order.
:-)
Indeed. Hard to believe it was published 53 years ago... but it
could have been yesterday. Author Arthur was 36 at the time - in
his prime; and will likely be seen as the
Jones Beene wrote:
Indeed. Hard to believe it was published 53 years ago... but it could
have been yesterday. Author Arthur was 36 at the time - in his prime;
and will likely be seen as the preeminent prophet of the 20th Century.
I hadn't consiously thought about that book in years, but recent
I got a reply from Mr. Clark to a letter I sent him around 1965 in which he
compared Childhood's End to a previous work City and the Stars.
I don't recall that he said anything profound, but if I can figure where I
put it, I can scan it or transcribe it for anyone who wishes to see it.
Jeff
Hi Keith,
Yes, I noticed the report about legislation in Congress regarding the
national ID card. In Texas, there is a bill pending that
permits the Texas Dept. of Transportation ( TxDot) to implant a
transponder into each new vehicle registration sticker that affixes to the
windshield.
In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Fri, 13 May 2005 11:13:46
-0400:
Hi,
[snip]
Subject: EVOs And The Hutchison Effect
A paper by Ken Shoulders entitled EVOs And The Hutchison Effect will be
presented at the 2005 Conference on Cold Fusion to be held at MIT on May
21. A 1 MB .PDF file showing
I'm just curious how he (they) are getting that weird
discharge shape in the copper electrode. I've never seen
anything like that before. I'm referring to that thing
on page 7. Was that a rod that was blasted back? Or
did it grow out of the electrode? The former seems reasonable
to me, the latter
Hi Jones,
We are in an ever increasing state of change in the world to which a
significant factor is the computer and its manifestations like the
internet, the X Box and an increase in worldwide scientific cumulative
understanding.
I mentioned a tiny segment of change coming in mathematics
Keith,
I have had a look at Emil Hartman's 1980 patent (US4215330)
http://l2.espacenet.com/dips/bnsviewer?CY=chLG=
frDB=EPDPN=US4215330ID=US+++4215330A1+I+
and it appears from the drawing that
BlankRichard,
What is seen as a cultural gap is actually a restructuring of
classes. The wealthy and educated are moving further apart into
a class that will take another generation to fully recognize..
I think a more surprising societal change on the horizon, due to
huge advances in
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From: What's New [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Akira Kawasaki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 5/13/2005 1:00:49 PM
Subject: WHAT'S NEW Friday, May 13, 2005
WHAT'S NEW Robert L. Park Friday, 13 May 05 Washington, DC
1. VOODOO MEDICINE: TAI SOPHIA AND
Moin Jeff.
The runaway events happened on the first model that I built. I did these runs
in my kitchen less than a foot away from these radioactive tiles, but I had
no clue that they were radioactive until later. While trying to get a
subsequent model to do the runaway thing again, I came up
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