Re: [Vo]:theory behind hydroxy gas production using Stanley Meyers unit

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to thomas malloy's message of Mon, 21 Apr 2008 18:43:40 -0500 (CDT): Hi, [snip] Well,let me put it another way. if someone were attempting to get an LENR reactor to work. Let's suppose that it worked, measurable anomolus heat out put. Then they built a hyd

Re: [Vo]:theory behind hydroxy gas production using Stanley Meyers unit

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to thomas malloy's message of Mon, 21 Apr 2008 11:30:39 -0500 (CDT): Hi, [snip] Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to MAJ Todd Hathaway's message of Sat, 19 Apr 2008 17:19:29 -0700 reinterpreting ordinary electrolysis. There must be some additio

Re: [Vo]:theory behind hydroxy gas production using Stanley Meyers unit

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to MAJ Todd Hathaway's message of Sat, 19 Apr 2008 17:19:29 -0700 reinterpreting ordinary electrolysis. There must be some additional energy source involved that is not normally accounted for, and determining exactly what that energy source is, is the real r

Re: [Vo]:theory behind hydroxy gas production using Stanley Meyers unit

MAJ Todd Hathaway wrote: This outlines some of the theory behind hydroxy gas production in the Bob Boyce resonance drive systems we are building, similar to the Stanley Meyer's system as described below: AFAIK, the best Boyce Electrolyzers approach the theoretical efficiency of transformin

[Vo]:Harvesting the Sargassum Sea

Michel Jullian wrote: Indeed Vorts we can do better than this: zero ship time! We already found how to seed/fertilize directly from land (e.g. from the Azores, cf quoted post below). But _even harvesting_ could be done without any ship: we could install a fixed harvesting robot, or cluster o

Re: [Vo]:Babbage's Difference Engine Lives!

Dear Justin and Eddie; Just the toy for the nerd who has everything. If you follow the Wikipedia article you will notice the mention of steampunk a genera of writing. The TV series Wild Wild West was an example, fiction with scientific anachronisms. Building a 5-ton mechanical calculator.

Re: [Vo]:Riots, instability spread as food prices skyrocket

Jed Rothwell wrote: Many experts, such as Pimentel, saw this coming years ago. Our policies led directly to it, which is a disgrace and a \ Analysts agree the cost of fuel is among the reasons for the skyrocketing prices. OTOH, there's several ethanol production facilities in the works that

Re: [Vo]:Cavitation Weapon

Terry Blanton wrote: More on the pistol shrimp: On Sun, Apr 13, 2008 at 4:34 AM, Terry Blanton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hunting with a cavitation pistol: I was amazed that the cavitation effect would travel a distance and have an effect. OTOH, various researchers have sited

Re: [Vo]:Diode array 080410

Charles M. Brown wrote: Vorts, The diode array is still available for development. It is said that the Second Law of Thermodynamics forbids devices that absorb heat while releasing electrical power Yah, all you've got to do is get it to work! This is makes the case for why I find the matte

Re: [Vo]:Kiplinger: Future Electricity Bills in the USA (not good)

OrionWorks wrote: This does not bode well. The Kiplinger Letter, April 11, 2008, had the following to say about future electricity bills: Electricity rate increases will accelerate in another year or two But it's good news for anyone with an

Re: [Vo]:Fracture drilling and the "N" word

Jones Beene wrote: --- Ron Wormus wrote: Jones, Do a search on "Project Rulison" It turns out that these two elements, Radon and Xenon are easily removed due to extremely higher density, It's occurred to me that the radon might make a good core for a Brown Nuclear Battery. ---

[Vo]:aurorahunter

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Re: [Vo]:Which are the new results at BLP?

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Tue, 08 Apr 2008 13:58:32 -0400: Hi, [snip] This must be what everyone is talking about. The description of the power plant is rather nebulous. The section gets off on the wrong foot with this stateme Nebulous, I like th

[Vo]:BLP paper on energy production

Can someone comment on the energy density that is reported in this abstract? Abstract: Having the potential for a clean new energy source, rt-plasmas of certain catalysts (Sr+, Ar+, K) with H formed at extraordinary low field strengths of about 1–2 V/cm. Time-dependent, extraordinarily fast H (2

Re: [Vo]:Where's the beef? was: Stupid Academic stunt

Jones Beene wrote: --- Terry Blanton wrote: I'm sure all you have to do is go back and look to the people that handed over the first $20M. However, presently, since there are no apparent working prototypes from companies like AEI, who have an immediate commercial interest and are lo

[Vo]:The Farrah interview

Joseph Farrah was interviewed on C to C AM this morning. Dr. Farrah has a PhD in physics from Oxford. He talked about torsion tensor theory. He contends that Einstein believed that it was a suitable replacement for general relativity. There was an attempt to unify the geometry of gravity, with

[Vo]:Stupid Academic stunt

low a belief in god as far as credibility is concerned. :) Best MLK Lawrence Krauss Ambrose Swasey Professor of Physics and Astronomy and Director, Center for Education and Research in Cosmology and Astrophysics Case Western Reserve University Sent from my iPhone On Mar 31, 2008, at 3:38 PM

Re: [Vo]:Close the Patent Office

Jed Rothwell wrote: thomas malloy wrote: I saw a quote attributed to a man who was the head of the USPTO saying that every thing that was to be invented had been invented. I realize that this is not the same as saying that the USPTO should be closed, however it is the proverbial grain

Re: [Vo]:Close the Patent Office

Jed Rothwell wrote: Michael Foster wrote: It is said that the head of the U.S. Patent Office wanted it closed in 1845, because everything significant had already been invented. That is a myth. No truth to it at all. - Jed I saw a quote attributed to a man who was the head of the USPTO s

Re: [Vo]:The Kanzius - Chlorine connection

Jones Beene wrote: Richard, OK, when you get through chuckling over it, expand on the thought. Aussies 4) Solar hydrinos are created in the sun's corona and if they arrive in the solar wind, they will likely accumulate in the oceans of earth, and have an affinity for alkali metal io

Re: [Vo]:Bin Laden trades

Taylor J. Smith wrote: Hi All, Meanwhile, the oil glut is intensifying as the U. S. miltary has been able to nullify Bush's laughable sabre rattling, increasing the probability of $40 per barrel oil before the end of 2008. The terror $40 / barrel oil? What planet are you living on? ---

Re: [Vo]:A memory of March 1989 and Arthur C. Clarke

OrionWorks wrote: Hi Thomas, Some follow-up thoughts. Terry Blanton wrote: Particularly is the Thai Buddhist concept of Nirvana. and proclaim it's all "New Age Schick". - aka: "schtic" (Thank you, Terry!) No, it grows out out a particular world view. You appear to state

Re: [Vo]:A memory of March 1989 and Arthur C. Clarke

Harry Veeder wrote: *There was interesting pragrom recently on CBC radio on the role* *of translation on western philosophy and thought.* *One guest pointed out that the King James bible is not really the word* *of God but a human translation of the word of God. ;-)* ** They're absolutely

Re: [Vo]:"Space Energy / Don Kelly" query

Esa Ruoho wrote: what is this trash about tilley? i am not in any way interested in tilley, im interested in: Timothy Thrapp/WITS/WITTS. you're the second one on this list who starts quoting me other people who are frauds, with not even a mention of Thrapp. i dont get it, why do you people op

[Vo]:electrogravitics

Vortexians; Luke Fortune, the author of http://www.ufohowto.com/ was interviewed on C to C AM. He is an advocate of electrogravitics. I told him that AFAIK, it requires more energy per unit of weight to lift something electrogravitically than is consumed by a rocket, which is know as an econo

Re: [Vo]:A memory of March 1989 and Arthur C. Clarke

Terry Blanton wrote: Particularly is the Thai Buddhist concept of Nirvana. The individual lives but a brief life before striking the earth whereby the mote returns to the dust and the drop makes it way to the sea. Classic New Age Schick. Terry On Sat, Mar 22, 2008 at 10:34 AM, OrionWor

[Vo]:Windturm-Generator - Windtower-Generator

Vortexians; Your comments are appreciated. BTW, how did he embed those nifty graphics, and will they come through the Eskimo server? evert wrote: Hallo liebe Freunde Freier Energie, hi friends of Free Energy (English text below), nur einfache und schöne Maschinen können die optimale Lösung

Re: [Vo]:"Space Energy / Don Kelly" query

Esa Ruoho wrote: Good day. Might someone on this list have back issues of the Space Energy Journals? One of them, apparently from before 2003, has Don Kelly writing about one Timothy Thrapp of the "World Improvement Technologies" fame (or, Interesting URL Esa. I dropped my subscription to

Re: [Vo]:OT: UV and US (was: Call for new Ozone process)

Jones Beene wrote: Speaking of having one's head in the ozone... not that anyone has ever accused this writer of that problem ;-) It sounds like ozone is inherently poisonous. My friend has been putting ozonated water on his ears, four minutes morning an night, he says that his diabetes is

Re: [Vo]:Progress in atomic batteries

Jed Rothwell wrote: This is conventional technology as far as I can tell, but interesting: I agree. I briefly discussed EI's technology, they have IP protection, and perhaps their method is superior to the Brown Nuclear battery. I mentioned the Brown Patent to our Governor, Minnesota is lon

Re: [VO]: Call for new Ozone process

Jones Beene wrote: From: R C Macaulay > There are Vorts here that have an idea on the subject that may help our industry. Actually, there are some ways to pull this hydrino-like process off, which I can envision, but it would not be not be easy to do, and since Mills has already burned th

[Vo]:Garow's Paradox

Vortexians; I visited the PESN website and noticed this article. Of particular interest to me is the question and response at the bottom of the page; quantum ring theory, that's new to me, then there is the paragraph which talks about a flow of gravitons from the nucleus, which behave like st

Re: [Vo]:Why Nam?? was]:Goofy photo of Clarke

R C Macaulay wrote: Howdy Jones, The Viet people are a strange and resourceful lot. We have a Viet by birth engineer with one of our companys. These people defeated the US, the world's superpower, with one hand tied behind their back so it is no surprise they Ho Chi Min admired our founding

Re: [Vo]:PetroMafia Anecdotes

Taylor J. Smith wrote: Hi All, You may find the article enclosed below interesting. Jack Smith -- http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=8165 I've been reading reports like this for years; either a military take over, or an impending economic collapse. Wors

Re: [Vo]:Re: Old Energy New Money

Jones Beene wrote: - Original Message From: R C Macaulay because it's " too big to fail". Translation.. when there is $ 550 trillion dollars in funny money (derivitives) in play out there ... Isn't "too big to fail" just another mantra (a "lie which to big to admit-to"

Re: [Vo]:[VO] : Old Energy New Money

R C Macaulay wrote: Howdy Vorts, The USA has operated under the Keynesian economic model since FDR. This model ,as in all pyramid schemes, anticipates a sustained gravy train with biscuit wheels economy where everything purchased yesterday will be paid for in tomorrows dollars well.. er

Re: [Vo]:Whitley Strieber interview

OrionWorks wrote: Thomas sez: ... Whitley's views on the Space Brothers are charitable compared to mine. (I'm probably taking Mr. Malloy's comments out of context here.) I just wanted to offer the suggestion that a surefire way of determining whether you're dealing with a good alien or a b

[Vo]:Whitley Strieber interview

Whitley Strieber of Unknown Country .com was interviewed on C To C AM last week. The first topic was alien implants. There are surgeons who remove them. When they attempt to grasp them, the implant moves away from the instruments. One implant was chemically iron. When they irradiated it with

Re: [Vo]:Re: Christensen "Innovator's Dilemma"

Jones Beene wrote: --- Jed Rothwell wrote: The book "Fiasco: The American Military Adventure in Iraq" has been widely recommended. I read a few chapters and it seems excellent but I still cannot bring myself to read it. I am still thinking about the article of Jim Holt, which was

[Vo]:Torsion fields

Vortexians; Richard C Hoagland was on C to C AM last night. Among other things he mentioned a star in our neighborhood, 8,000 light years. It is giving indications of collapsing into a neutron star or black hole. We are aligned with it's pole of rotation. It's emitting most of it's energy in

Re: [Vo]:Re: "Tooo" obvious for Detroit?

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Re: [Vo]:"Tooo" obvious for Detroit?

I corresponded with an inventor who had a patent on an engine design that sounded similar to this. R C Macaulay wrote: Interesting thinking Jones. A proposed valveless, pistonless engine/motor concept is being studied whereas the "engine" is ring shaped and drives a cluster of embedded cavity

Re: [Vo]:OFF TOPIC Obama supports Obama

Jed Rothwell wrote: This is cute. Readers here may have heard about this already, but there is a town in Japan called "Obama" which has gone gah-gah over Obama, the candidate. See: candidacy" The word means "unauthorized" or "sticking your nose in where you have no business." In other wor

[Vo]:Re: Physics lecture

The Twincities Creation Science Association, TSCA, sent me the following email. I'm planning on attending if any of you have questions about theoretical physics. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Wednesday, March 5th 2008 Univ. of Minn VAN VLECK PUBLIC LECTURE - 4:00 pm - 150 Physics Bldg Speaker: D

[Vo]:Nordberg's lightballs

Vortexians, and Frank Znidarsic in particular; I'm hoping that this paper will stimulate some discussion. Nordberg seems to link lightballs to stars. One can only speculate what would happen if he succeeded in creating one of them. I'd probably be getting new windows for my house, if I still h

[Vo]:Nordberg's fusion reactor patent

Vortexians; My neighbor John T Nordberg of www.grandunification.com got this patent. What do you think about the possibility of it's working? http://patft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PALL&p=1&u=%2Fnetahtml%2FPTO%2Fsrchnum.htm&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1=6888434.PN.&OS=PN/68884

[Vo]:Phoenix Lights

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Re: [Vo]:A palladium, heavy water, radio frequency experiment was conducted

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s message of Fri, 22 Feb 2008 11:34:05 EST: Hi Frank, [snip] The intent of the experiment was to form a Bose condensate of deuterons by increasing the strength of the phonons that bind the condensate. I believe that my 1.094 megah

Re: [Vo]:A palladium, heavy water, radio frequency experiment was conducted

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: The intent of the experiment was to form a Bose condensate of deuterons by increasing the strength of the phonons that bind the condensate. I believe that my 1.094 megahertz-meter relationship describes the frequency of the binding phonons. Bose Condensate? , A

[Vo]:Parksie gets it wrong yet again

Last night on the BBC news they reported the then breaking news that the American missile had hit the spy satellite. I couldn't help but smile, Parksie was wrong yet again. Long term Vortexians will recall his attacks on the antimissile system. It was a waste of money, a government boondoggle,

Re: [Vo]:(OT) The Earth to Stand Still, again

I failed to notice anything interesting in the image on that video. The time and date, OTOH, it appears to have been dark when the photograph was taken but the background was continuously dark, even when it should have been daylight. As for planets in other solar systems, AFAIK, gas giants are

Re: [Vo]:Sez Here, Entire U.S. Could Blow Up At Any Moment

This scenario is, IMHO, preposterous. The Yellowstone caldera, OTOH, has done it before, and perhaps it will do it again Jeff Fink wrote: I was surprised that there was no discussion of this subject. Is there lack of postings because it is seen by this group to be so frightful, or so preposte

Re: [Vo]:Is OU Here At Last?

message. Feel free to repost if that should be the case. Mark */thomas malloy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>/* wrote: Robin van Spaandonk wrote: >In reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s message of Mon, 18 Feb 2008 12:45:37 -0500: >Hi, >[snip] > > >>

Re: [Vo]:Is OU Here At Last?

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED]'s message of Mon, 18 Feb 2008 12:45:37 -0500: Hi, [snip] Flying Dutchman page: http://www.fdp.nu/triforcegate/default.asp What does Mark Goldes think? --- http://USFamily.Net/dialup.html - $8.25/mo! -- http://www.usfamily.net

[Vo]:hybrid car show

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Re: [Vo]:OT (sort of) Minnesotans For Global Warming Song

OrionWorks wrote: I suspect the esteemed Mr. Malloy will get a kick out of this U-Tube video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJUFTm6cJXM&eurl=http://www.google.com/reader/view/ steve Thanks Steven, that video was a treat. MN4GW has been advertising on am1280 the patriot radio station. The

Re: [Vo]:Wind-Switching.: Making butanol for < a dollar a gallon

Jones Beene wrote: One further thought on a partial, practical and simple but innovative solution - to the over-use of fossil fuels in the USA: Putting wind to work on switchgrass farms. Indian Reservations, which need the jobs and investment. Too bad the geographical areas which would benefit

Re: [Vo]:J. Mueller: nuclear terrorism unlikely

Jed Rothwell wrote: ABSTRACT: A terrorist atomic bomb is commonly held to be the single most serious threat to the national security of the United States. Assessed in appropriate context, that could actually be seen to be a rather cheering conclusion Don't fret about Al Queda, the Russian

Re: [Vo]:Sez Here, Entire U.S. Could Blow Up At Any Moment

Mark S Bilk wrote: A huge underground reservoir of natural gas underlies the entire country, and extraction of the gas has decreased its pressure, allowing air to flow in, creating an explosive mixture. Just one spark, and BLAMMO! http://www.theamericannightmare.org/11-A_how_A-D.html Grea

[Vo]:Global Cooling

Vortexians; Dennis Prager just mentioned this article on his show. It's author sites the work of another of the climate scientists whose conclusions Nick Palmer questions. I'm old enough to remember the last Global Cooling flap, it was in the late '70's. The more dire the prediction, the more

Re: [Vo]:Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

OrionWorks wrote: Thomas sez: The discussion in question was on the Wall Builders, all one I suspect many progressives have difficulty following the logic attributed to comments such as "...a biblically based legal system is superior to all others." from the very next comment where "S

Re: [Vo]:Re: Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

forms, thanks to a belief that certain religions give special status to certain people. Ironic, isn't? Ed thomas malloy wrote: As I have previously explained to you Edmond, provisions have been made to put an end to the rebellion. --- http://USFamily.Net/dialup.html - $8.25/mo! --

Re: [Vo]:Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

Harry Veeder wrote: On 7/2/2008 12:40 AM, thomas malloy wrote: Jed Rothwell wrote: thomas malloy wrote: Harry Veeder wrote: Did Dawkins say exactly that? It was reported on one of the Salem Radio Network talk shows. They are normally reliable, but

Re: [Vo]:Re: Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

ogram?), but I know for sure that we don't know enough about other solar systems to tell whether ours is ordinary or not! Michel - Original Message - From: "thomas malloy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2008 6:33 PM Subject: Re: [Vo]:Re: Creati

Re: [Vo]:Re: Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

OrionWorks wrote: Thomas sez: Michel Jullian wrote: The recent discussion on evolution and Mickey Mouse watches reminded me of the opening words of /The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy/ : You need to watch Privileged Planet I see our privileged planet has once again

Re: [Vo]:Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

Jed Rothwell wrote: thomas malloy wrote: Harry Veeder wrote: Did Dawkins say exactly that? It was reported on one of the Salem Radio Network talk shows. They are normally reliable, but not inerrorant. Dawkins did say exactly that: teaching religion is a form of child abuse. He said

Re: [Vo]:Re: Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

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Re: [Vo]:Another Energy from Magnets Claim

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Re: [Vo]:Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

Harry Veeder wrote: Did Dawkins say exactly that? It was reported on one of the Salem Radio Network talk shows. They are normally reliable, but not inerrorant. I saw him interviewed on the BBC late last year and he said he objected to the religious labelling of children, as in "My child i

Re: [Vo]:Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

OrionWorks wrote: Thomas sez: TheTwincities Creation Science Society has a DVD of Dr. Dawkins debating another scientist. He seems so reasonable. OTOH, he maintians that teaching your children about the Bible is child abuse. Those are fighting words! Surprisingly, there are times when

Re: [Vo]:Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

Jed Rothwell wrote: Michael Foster wrote: As God works in mysterious ways, I can't see why evolution isn't one of them. The Dawkins book has attracted a lot of emotional attacks, but by and large I think it is a quiet philosophical exposition which should not upset any intelligent reader,

Re: [Vo]:Creationism (was Re:OT: periodic table)

OrionWorks wrote: From Michel Jullian In school it's only mentioned in a historical context here. I understand there are very many (>10%?) creationists in the US, I was just wondering if/to The Creationists lost their case. It's my understanding that for the moment "Intelligent Des

Re: [Vo]:OFF TOPIC Colds and the Future

OrionWorks wrote: Ed sez: Jed, the cure is simple. When you feel a cold coming on, take a hot sauna or hot-tub. The virus does not like the Ed My spouse also subscribes to the same methodology. Makes sense. Can't hurt to try. IMHO, a tablespoon of powdered wood charcoal suspended i

[Vo]:FUSE Now

Vortexians; I came across this link http://fusenow.org/ . They might find the suppression issue interesting. --- http://USFamily.Net/dialup.html - $8.25/mo! -- http://www.usfamily.net/dsl.html - $19.99/mo! ---

Re: [VO]:Relevance: S&L to petroleum prices

R.C.Macaulay wrote: Howdy Vorts, It must grate on those serving jail time to watch the news about their many buddies they partnered to loot the S&L riding around in Lear jets laughing. I wonder how many business executives are serving time, IMHO, not very many --- http://USFamily.Net/di

Re: [Vo]:cold running

George Hathaway wrote: Thomas, I know of no "free energy" devices which originally claimed they became cooler while operating and which actually demonstrated this fact under controlled conditions. This includes Newman, Sweet, MEG and variants, Fogal "transistor" and many others. I'm afr

Re: [Vo]:Richard Boyland UFO newsletter

OrionWorks wrote: From Jed Richard Boylan, Ph.D. explained: That Cabal-staged false "Star Wars" is planned to occur /before/ the U.S. Presidential Election date of November 4. Why such timing? Because the Cabal are starting to see their power slip, and if (as seems the case)

Re: [Vo]:OT: Financial Terrorism?

Terry Blanton wrote: On Jan 28, 2008 6:26 PM, Jones Beene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Lawrence, What you say is quite true. However, even though most Muslims are peace-loving, decent people, there is a most vocal and politically active segment, which vehemently hates the USA, Israel, and

[Vo]:Richard Boyland UFO newsletter

Vortexians; Patrick G Bailey sent this, no conspiracy here! Thanks to Rosemary! I also was told that Linda Moulton Howe said that this UFO was an airplane. I don't know anything about this case... I think that if any group had such a craft, they would just rin drugs, which is interesting wh

Re: [Vo]:Climate change 'significantly worse' than feared: Al Gore

On 1/28/08, *Harry Veeder* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: On 28/1/2008 8:28 AM, Jeff Fink wrote: > > I saw a science show on Saturday that said global warming will cause the sahara to get green again, and then they called that a bad thing! How can th

Re: [Vo]:Strictly (Sickly?) OT: anti-crusading

Jones Beene wrote: with true identity of the enigmatic Jerome Kerviel. BTW Kerviel, at the time of this incident, was making about one-tenth the salary of a Wall Street trader with the same responsibility; and French Banks are notorious for low bonuses. No wonder he was so easy to recruit.

[Vo]:Shaugherger Vortices

Vortexians; After several hours of searching, I found this and forwarded it to my neighbor. It's pretty if nothing else, eh? What I want you to look at is on http://www.implosion-ev.de/ , it is written in German, this website, so you will have to go to http://babelfish.altavista.com/ and

[Vo]:Stiffler Technology

Vortexians; I corresponded with Ronald Stiffler. I pointed out that cold electricity, the light bulb glows and gets cold, flies in the face of conventional electrodynamic theory. This matter0 has been like an itch to me, ever since I read the physicist, Roger Hastings' report of the Newman Mo

[Vo]:Ronald Stiffler's technology

Vortexians; Back in the '70's Joseph Newman hired the physicist Roger Hastings to test his motor. Dr. Hastings subsequently testified that Joseph's motor produced more energy than was consumed to run it. He also noticed that the motor cooled down the room in which it operated. When I listen to

Re: [VO]: Strickly O.T. : The 7 billion dollar French bank robbery

R.C.Macaulay wrote: Unless challenged by some better event, this year's likely winner will be the Frenchman and looks like a shoo-in for the Dime Box best con of the year trophy which is a Texas cowboy hat full of the new gold colored US dollars.. provided we can find some. Given what's g

[Vo]:Superconducting Hockey Puck

Did any of you see the Nova segment on super cold? They had a superconducting hockey puck which went round a track until it warmed up and landed on the track. I think that it would make a cool toy. Except that the child would burn himself on it, or worse eat it. The man who was demonstrating it

Re: [Vo]:WAY OFF TOPIC Quote from Huckabee

Jed Rothwell wrote: Sorry to introduce off-topic politics, but here is an appalling quote from Mike Huckabee of the American Taliban: "I have opponents in this race who do not want to change the Constitution. But I believe it's a lot easier to change the Constitution than it would be to chan

Re: [Vo]:Cosmic Matter and LENR

Jones Beene wrote: Especially palladium contaminated with the presence of undetectable "mirror matter" in small amounts, and especially from minerals mined at Sudbury, Ont. Canada -- or any mine which contains similar minerals from a large asteroid impact, which happened after Earth solidified

Re: [Vo]:CNN.COM: Bush pushes Saudis for help with rising oil prices

Jed Rothwell wrote: Edmund Storms wrote: Because the oil companies are so rich and powerfull all over the world and because an effective alternate energy source would be so financially disruptive to every industry at first, a great effort will be made to resist any rapid change. In the pa

Re: [Vo]:CNN.COM: Bush pushes Saudis for help with rising oil prices

Edmund Storms wrote: Besides the price will naturally drop soon as the American economy slides into depression. Why take a hit sooner than is necessary? Besides, Bush is no longer useful in getting American aid. In this game of poker, Bush has now lost every hand and has no idea how to play

Re: [Vo]:Energy by motion patents

OrionWorks wrote: Thomas sez: I went to the home page of Rex Research and discovered that not only are we running out of oil, we're running out of oxygen as well. Oxygen? Then I saw the link to "Shangra-La" and my heart skipped a beat - a place I'd really love to visit before I die. Alas, I g

[Vo]:Energy by motion patents

Vortexians; In the Utube link that I posted, Gamma Manager said that they have built a free running FE machine. I have been invited to visit Professor Szabo's laboratory for a two day seminar. They want to sell us a license, of course. They have several patents, if any of you would like to e

Re: [Vo]:The OC Magnetic Perpetual Motion Machine

Robin van Spaandonk wrote: In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Mon, 14 Jan 2008 16:29:42 -0500: Hi, [snip] PGM are already very expensive and I expect extraction techniques are already about a good as they can get. It has been suggested that Brown's Gas might be used to affect a sep

[Vo]:separation of PGM's

thomas malloy wrote: I'm wondering if there is an equivalent to cyanide for dissolving the PGM's The objective being to separate them into to Five Nines grade. --- http://USFamily.Net/dialup.html - $8.25/mo! -- http://www.usfamily.net/dsl.html - $19.99/mo! ---

Re: [Vo]:Continued Adventures in Celestial Mechanics

Horace Heffner wrote: On Jan 9, 2008, at 8:51 AM, OrionWorks wrote: Also, wouldn't a sizable macro-scale amount of mirror matter appear to weigh less than predicted? In fact If I understand this correctly if a sample was composed more than 50 percent (volume-wise) of mirror matter wouldn't i

[Vo]:green fuel source

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Re: [Vo]:Stimulated nuclear reactions by Claus Rolfs

David Jonsson wrote: Hi Check http://www.ioppublishing.com/Media/Press%20Releases/press_6762.html and tell me what you think. Is the method similar to the one previously mentioned here with electrostatic methods? David Have you ever heard of the LENT reactor? It made some radionuclides non

Re: [Vo]:Re: Cold Fusion-Treated Palladium-Lithium-Boron Laser Fusion Target Factory

Edmund Storms wrote: Horace Heffner wrote: Sorry for the delay in responding. Time seems to be in short supply of late. On Jan 2, 2008, at 8:00 AM, Edmund Storms wrote: Jones, the Widom-Larsen theory is not only inconsistent with normal physics but it is also inconsistent with what h

Re: [Vo]:Re: Cold Fusion-Treated Palladium-Lithium-Boron Laser Fusion Target Factory

Frederick Sparber wrote: I see and appreciate your approach Ed, but being impatient after almost two decades of waiting on those "figuring out the mechanism" suggests trying a bigger hammer. This gets back to the point I made during the discussion of Professor Susslick's comments. Induced

[Vo]:Interesting UFO site

Vortexians; This website talks about a meeting between governmental officials and some UFO researchers, getting together to discuss the matter. As you know, I believe that The Outsiders are here to drink our blood. I assumed that insiders to the Invisible Government, IG were facilitating this

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