George Holtz wrote;
I built
- a mathcad model from Puthoff's hydrogen orbit ZPE absorption
- model stability paper. The numbers are mind blowing. IIRC
- the radiation intensity ,if Maxwell's equations applied,
What is IIRC?
is
- about 10E30 watts for a single hydrogen atom.
Wow, that is a
In an interview given to PES, Mark Goldes speculates about a
magnetically powered unit he's attempting to develop. Mark speculates
that the energy is coming from the ZPE. My response is, we don't know
that.
http://pesn.com/2005/06/17/9600113_MagneticPowerInc_Pre-Production/
REf Yrs on mark Goldes,
has anyone seen or conducted test on any of these pieces of Kit?
Or are we in a Stan Meyer scenario again?
Rgds from Ireland.
Noel Whitney - Quantum leap Ltd
- Original Message -
From: thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, June
From: Harry Veeder
Solar sails work on a relatively simple principle -- that beams of light
bouncing off a reflective surface will transmit a push to the surface,
driving it forward.
Are you sure of this? A photon's relative mass is given by the ratio of
momentum to light speed. To
- Original Message -
From: Noel D. Whitney [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Monday, June 20, 2005 12:37 PM
Subject: Re: Magnetic Power device
REf Yrs on mark Goldes,
has anyone seen or conducted test on any of these pieces of Kit?
Or are we in a Stan Meyer scenario
The Electron Affinity of neutral Monatomic Hydrogen (H -) is ~0.75 eV.
If the MAHG filament circuit is "pumping" Uncommitted Electrons (UE)s
from earth ground when it is hot enough to emit electrons and build up
a space charge of emitted and (UE)s attached to H forming ( H -) anions
that
Vorts,
MPI is presently developing what we expect will be definitive prototypes,
capable of being independently validated in Hal Puthoff's lab.
The interview, and my pair of posts on ZPenergy that triggered it, reflect a
gap in our working capital that has slowed the work. We are seeking a
Stephen A. Lawrence writes,
And what's all this Elvis stuff? The singer in the book was
Clapton, was he not? Or am I confused? (A common feeling with
PD's work.)
Confused... by a miscarriage of drollery maybe?
Perhaps the caveat about a Tulpa-projected homunculi, condensed
out of the
At 03:03 pm 19/06/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Gnorts, Vorts:
Here on Vortex we often cite that Epistemological Franciscan Guru,
Ockham, as the filter of truth for theories and speculation. However,
poor William is not always right.
Last Saturday morning, my wifes alarm went off at 7 am. She
--- thomas malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is IIRC?
If I Recall Correctly
Also useful IMHO
In My Humble Opinion
Merlyn
Magickal Engineer and Technical Metaphysicist
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Some time ago - relating to another subject (sonofusion ?), I
tried to throw out a little historical teaser bait, relating to
the early lore of LENR pseudo-science - but nobody bit:
Which brings to mind an old
Thomas Malloy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is IIRC?
If I Recall Correctly
Higher Z atoms? does that translate as heavier atoms?
Z is the usual symbol for atomic number, the number of protons
in the nucleus.
David Moon postulated the existence of shrunken hydrogen too. He
believed that
From: Grimer
Any relation to Macavity?
:-) Delightful!
No, but she's only two and well on her way!
My wife will be given radioactive iodine to kill her hyperactive thyroid
sometime in August. She was concerned about whether it would hurt the cat to
be around her. The doctor said that
Jones Beene wrote:
Stephen A. Lawrence writes,
And what's all this Elvis stuff? The singer in the book was Clapton,
was he not? Or am I confused? (A common feeling with PD's work.)
Confused... by a miscarriage of drollery maybe?
Maybe... On first reading of your post I was amused,
Terry Blanton wrote:
From: Harry Veeder
Solar sails work on a relatively simple principle -- that beams of light
bouncing off a reflective surface will transmit a push to the surface,
driving it forward.
Are you sure of this? A photon's relative mass is given by the ratio
Hi George,
You write:
- Interestingly, in the so called
- spin orbit coupled materials with gyromagnetic ratios closer
- to 1 the electron orbital magnetic contribution is in fact quite large
- but still smaller than the electron direct contribution.
The big three Fe Ni Co all have gyromagnetic
Dr. Shanahan has now published two papers (Thermochimica Acta 428 (2005)
207, Thermochim. Acta 382 (2002) 95) in which he argues that excess heat
claimed to be produced by cold fusion is actually caused by errors in
heat measurement. In particular, he proposes that unrecognized changes
in the
Stephen
Ah ... just to avoid making this too totally an inside
conversation, here's a little background on the above remarks...
Interesting...and vaguely reminiscent of another psychotic chase
worthy of its own posting...set your SPAM filters accordingly.
Also, for those interested in good
Yes, that is a good book on PKD.
BTW Jones, you never answered Stephens question. Yes, that
was supposed to be Eric Clapton. The name used in the story
is the thinly disguised Eric Lampton. Also note that it
was well known at the time that 'Clapton is God'
Is this a letter to Thermochim. Acta? If so, I hope they print it.
- Jed
Sorry, I wrote:
In reality the wavelength (and consequently momentum) of the reflected photon
is slightly less than the wavelength ( momentum ) of the incoming photon.
That should say slightly longer instead of slightly less!
Harry
From: Stephen A. Lawrence
As a couple of trivial examples from Scanner,
Scanner movie will debut in March '06:
http://www.philipkdick.com/
From: Harry Veeder
In reality the wavelength (and consequently momentum) of the reflected
photon
is slightly less than the wavelength ( momentum ) of the incoming photon.
That should say slightly longer instead of slightly less!
But, but, but, that means the sail should be black not
Jean de Lagarde wrote:
For more than three months since a large exchange in the beginning of
march 2005, we have not heard about IESI. Have they been visited by
competent people which coud give us news of this supposed fantastic
breakthrough or does it exist non disclosure agreements that
George Holtz wrote;
David Moon postulated the existence of shrunken hydrogen too. He
believed that energy input would be required in order to achieve this
however.
Energy would be required to overcome the barrier but net energy
would be released in most cases when the total reaction is
Mark Goldes "speculates" about a magnetically powered unit he's "attempting" to develop. Mark speculates that the energy is coming from the ZPE.
And Mark only needs a few more Angel Investors to really start making progress - but herefuses to mentionme telling him years ago that I ALREADY
Hi Keith,
You write,
The big three Fe Ni Co all have gyromagnetic ratios around
2, iron being the material we were discussing. I looked at
Bozorth to verify the above statement, and he describes a short
history of measurement of G listing Barnett in 1914 as having
experimentally discovered
The world energy crisis is so urgent we welcome any system that can make a
contribution.
Our small firm has chosen to concentrate on ambient temperature
Ultraconductors and specific solid-state and rotary devices.
His post illustrates precisely why Chris is still looking for financing.
Mark
Terry Blanton wrote:
From: Harry Veeder
In reality the wavelength (and consequently momentum) of the reflected photon
is slightly less than the wavelength ( momentum ) of the incoming photon.
That should say slightly longer instead of slightly less!
But, but, but,
Stephen A. Lawrence wrote:
Terry Blanton wrote:
From: Harry Veeder
In reality the wavelength (and consequently momentum) of the
reflected photon
is slightly less than the wavelength ( momentum ) of the incoming
photon.
That should say slightly longer instead of slightly
From: Stephen A. Lawrence
But if it bounces the photons off, a reflective sail picks up momentum
of (almost!) 2*p from each photon.
I understand your argument; but, I trust you won't mind if I remain septical?
;-)
We shall soon learn whether solar sails actually work! Launch tomorrow.
A family goes to a nearby beach for a nice afternoon of surf and sand. When
they got to the beach there was a warning posted about strong currents that
day. The parents decided it was a beach day for their young children. Dad
headed into the water for a quick swim which caused the oldest to
Mark,
I agree - unlike you and others, I built functional prototypesFIRST with my own money to provide proof of this revolutionary Plasma technology.I never said I only need another $3 Million to develop something I am "speculating" over.
The problem with funding was twofold, first nobody
Mark,
I agree - unlike you and others, I built functional prototypesFIRST with my own money to provide proof of this revolutionary Plasma technology.I never said I only need another $3 Million to develop something I am "speculating" over.
The problem with funding was twofold, first nobody
Ed wrote:
snip
Papers that attempt
to show that cold fusion is not real should be evaluated using the same
standards skeptics want applied to papers that support such claims.
This is the same position I have taken with respect ot critics of BLP's
experimental work. Such criticism should be
Professor Peter Hagelstein mentioned the iESiusa
development at the MIT Cold Fusion colloquium last month. He said a group
associated with iESiusa had secured a South Korean patent for a cold fusion
technology and that he expected commercial developments in the near
future. iESiusa also put
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