Tom,
Tapping the ZPF is just onethingmy device does (IMO)by creating high energy plasma events which trigger strange localized effects. BTW, It is the Plasma that is responsible for the anomalous effects in cold fusion, fusion and Ken Shoulders EVO transmutation events. I suspect Cook is also
In reply to RC Macaulay's message of Tue, 17 May 2005 07:15:53
-0500:
Hi,
Hi Robin,
The M.W.Youds website mentions patents for his device operating at 7225 RPM
to achieve the result he reported. He mentioned gamma radiation present so
we are careful.
I found loads of stuff on his web page, but
Not sure if it is significant or not but there is an attachment to this
patent at the end of the images that retracts claims 26, 27, and 28. No
reason is given. The retraction is not represented in the text only
version
Yep! This and other companies keep making various announcements - but
where's the beef?
Where's the mass commercialization of this promising technology? ( they
keep promising!)
I personally believe that ONE GOOD BATTERY could solve most of our
energy woes, defeat the terrorists, bankrupt
From: thomas malloy
The electrophysicist James McCanney in an interview on C to C AM just
announced that he is planning on building a tower based on Tesla's
design. He proposes to charge the air molecules above it. This charge
continues until it reaches the ionosphere at which time energy
In reply to RC Macaulay's message of Tue, 17 May 2005
07:15:53-0500:Hi,Hi Robin,The M.W.Youds website mentions
patents for his device operating at 7225 RPM to achieve the result he
reported. He mentioned gamma radiation present so we are
careful.I found loads of stuff on his web page, but
Coverting Joe's notepad post to email,
-
On Tue, May 10, 2005 at 03:06:12PM -0400, Mike Carrell wrote:
In reply to Mike Carrell's message of Sun, 8 May 2005 11:01:46-0400:
2) Isolated hydrogen atoms can be induced to 'shink' to lower states by
the proximity of catalyst
Keith observed,
we already have a massively
paralleled computer system. It's called the Internet. The
trick is to communicate with this vast planetary intelligence...
It does already have a rudimentary ear and mouth, some call it
google.
Let evolution work on this system a bit more... looks
Chris Zell wrote:
Where's the mass commercialization of this promising technology? ( they
keep promising!)
Who knows. My guess is that it does not work as well as they wish it did.
It wears out quickly, or explodes.
I personally believe that ONE GOOD BATTERY could solve most of our
energy
The internet gets drunk sometimes and forgets things, RC...
Youds patents are in various specific countries, seemingly none in the US.
NZ511385 Sonified vortex machine for communition and treatment of solids
GB2354232 Cyclone apparatus for treating sewage
GB2337514 Crystalline structure
http://www.physorg.com/news4117.html
The authors found that the locations with sustainable Class 3 winds could
produce approximately 72 terawatts and that capturing even a fraction of that
energy could provide the 1.6-1.8 terawatts that made up the world's electricity
usage in the year 2000.
Hold off downloading this one:
CampariEGsurfaceana.pdf
Campari, E.G., et al. Surface Analysis of hydrogen loaded nickel
alloys. in Eleventh International Conference on Condensed Matter
Nuclear Science. 2004. Marseille, France.
The format got messed up converting to Acrobat. I will upload a new
Okay, this one is fixed:
CampariEGsurfaceana.pdf
- Jed
Any guesses as to what it is?
http://rense.com/general65/massv.htm
From: thomas malloy
...
Nick Cook, author of Hunt for the Zero Point was
interviewed on C to C AM recently. He maintains that
we are on the verge of cohering the ZPE. While I would
love to see this work, I've yet to see any
evidence of it. I'm wondering if anyone has read
his book? He
theres seven of them.
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=26.748651,-80.189370ll=26.749552,-80.189413spn
=0.003819,0.007918t=khl=en
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=26.901956,-80.074550ll=26.902224,-80.077103spn
=0.003819,0.007918t=khl=en
Note: This is a repeat send. Vortex seems to be once again experiencing
problems, at least from my end of things.
From: thomas malloy
...
Nick Cook, author of Hunt for the Zero Point was
interviewed on C to C AM recently. He maintains that
we are on the verge of cohering the ZPE. While I
Estimates of available wind energy keep increasing with each study. This is
not because previous researchers were incompetent. I believe the main
reason is because new generations of wind turbines are taller, and they
sweep a larger cross-section of the atmosphere. This study measures wind
--- Terry Blanton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any guesses as to what it is?
http://rense.com/general65/massv.htm
That is interesting. Hard to say what it is. Could
it be a gamma or x-ray that hit the ccd?
Paul
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From: Paul [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That is interesting. Hard to say what it is. Could
it be a gamma or x-ray that hit the ccd?
Paul
Perhaps. I've been trying to find the shadow without success. It *does* seem
to be outside the focal field of the lens but looks real. Noting the humorous
honestly? it looks like a stickpin. the images on google maps are
actually scans of printouts of the original satellite imagery, not
direct digital pics. (this done to allow the placement of blurs in
certain areas, as well as alignment with road maps.) i think they are
likely an artifact from
From: Jed Rothwell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here is a site that says there are about 130,000 cell
phone towers and roughly 32,000 are fake trees, with fractal geometry:
http://www.fraudfrond.com/
My favorite is the one near the GM plant in Doraville with the Crosses. Hmmm,
I should design
At 08:22 am 18/05/2005 -0500, John wrote:
Not sure if it is significant or not but there is an attachment to this
patent at the end of the images that retracts claims 26, 27, and 28. No
reason is given. The retraction is not represented in the text only
version
As Jed recently stated, All things in moderation is indeed a good thing to
keep in mind.
Never the less, Aesthetics, as we all know, is often in the eye of the beholder.
Personally, I think being forced to view of a multi-mile high solar tower
capable of generating power comparable to what a
Grimer wrote:
There seems to be a strangely prevalent idea
that one cannot get continuous work out of a
gravitational field because the field is
conservative - whatever that might mean -
Sounds like a question.
In a nutshell, a conservative field is one which can be expressed as
the gradient
Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
The secret is that the planet slowed down, just a little. You stole
energy from the planet. This becomes apparent when you consider
conservation of momentum: The spaceship's momentum vector is now
pointing in the opposite direction, so the planet must have picked
In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Wed, 18 May 2005 14:38:16
-0400:
Hi,
[snip]
This study indicates that we would require millions of wind turbines
worldwide to supply all energy, by collecting 20% of the wind energy
available at 80 m. I did some back of the envelope calculations and I also
At 04:29 pm 18/05/2005 -0400, Stephen wrote:
Grimer wrote:
There seems to be a strangely prevalent idea
that one cannot get continuous work out of a
gravitational field because the field is
conservative - whatever that might mean -
Sounds like a question.
Rhetorical! 8-). It's not the
At 04:49 pm 18/05/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
The secret is that the planet slowed down, just a little. You stole
energy from the planet. This becomes apparent when you consider
conservation of momentum: The spaceship's momentum vector is now
pointing in the
At 04:55 pm 18/05/2005 -0400, Jed wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
*Everything* has been paved over and replaced with
fast-food joints, convenience stores and parking lots. They cleaned up the
air and water pollution, but apparently it never occurred to anyone that it
would be good idea to
From: Jed Rothwell
...
One would be inspirational. One or two in each state
would be a local tourist attraction. But if there were
thousands and thousands of them, and they were as
ubiquitous as McDonald's restaurants, they would be a
terrible blight on the landscape. So is McDonald's! So
Grimer wrote:
Surely, man is part of nature, and the Eifel tower is as natural as an ant
hill.
Or do ants consider all those enormous anthills a blot on their landscape?
If those African ants come over here as invasive species and start building
their hills everywhere, *I* will consider it an
Reported by the Washington Bureau written by David Ivanovich.
The US Senate received a taste of George Galloway, a member of Parliament
from Britain.
Responding to a Senate inquiry, Galloway belittled the inquiry as " utterly
preposterous" and challenged the Senators on
the fairness of the
Frank, consider the amount of energy expended daily in the quest to reduce
fat. People actually pay money to go to the spa and workout. Couple the
electric power output from the treadmill to batteries and the energy problem
solves itself. Better still ride a bicycle as we will all be riding
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But stunting children's imagination? I don't think so.
You don't think so? Frankly, I consider that another symptom of our debased
civilization. People in Japan do not think there is anything wrong with
children growing up never seeing a firefly or a clear stream of
RC Macaulay wrote:
Frank, consider the amount of energy expended daily in the quest to
reduce fat. People actually pay money to go to the spa and workout. Couple
the electric power output from the treadmill to batteries and the energy
problem solves itself.
The comedian Jon Stewart has often
At 06:07 pm 18/05/2005 -0400, Jed wrote:
Grimer wrote:
Surely, man is part of nature, and the Eifel tower is as natural as an ant
hill.
Or do ants consider all those enormous anthills a blot on their landscape?
If those African ants come over here as invasive species and start building
Orionworks wrote:
Jed Wrote:
But stunting children's imagination? I don't
think so.
You don't think so? Frankly, I consider that another
symptom of our debased civilization. People in Japan
do not think there is anything wrong with children
growing up never seeing a firefly or a clear
At 05:56 pm 18/05/2005 -0400, Steven wrote:
Well, Jed, I sympathize with much of what you say.
I'm also not against a more sensible approach to using
nuclear power either.
But stunting children's imagination? I don't think so.
I will only reiterate that constructing thousands
of
At 05:27 pm 18/05/2005 -0500, Dick wrote:
Frank, consider the amount of energy
expended daily in the quest to reduce
fat. People actually pay money to go
to the spa and workout. Couple the
electric power output from the treadmill
to batteries and the energy problem
solves itself.
Jed wrote:
snip
Strictly
from an aesthetic point of view, I would prefer to see a thousand nuclear
power plants rather than a million wind turbines. But the wind turbines
would probably be cheaper and safer, and less polluting when you take into
account pollution from uranium mining and
I think it remarkable how this discussion spun out of control by
misunderstanding the original post. And this is a group that is supposed to
be analysing new science in a meaningful way.
The original post was about mapping the wind at various parts of the globe
and estimating the energy contecnt
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