tely
serious. No conspiracy theory involved. Otherwise I agree with you completely.
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e proton of H3+ is
likely to simply result in neutralization, forming in a hydrino molecule.
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atever out of this. Perhaps you could put
it in other words?
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none other
>than the the Citroën DS ??
>
>A double-Prius after an all-nighter in the Karaoke bar?
>
>http://www.eliica.com/
Looks like they needed to add wheels to support an enormous increase in weight.
My guess is they started out with the wrong batteries, then the design gre
>Life is Ubiquitous
The same types of things can be seen on the Moon, where there is no water, and
not even any atmosphere. I suspect they are dust "landslides".
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t be the actual
substances that are present so much as the physical structure that is important.
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rstood what you wrote above, I get the impression that
you have simply reversed the definitions of gravitational and inertial mass, and
without apparent cause as near as I can tell.
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strength of about 6 V/metre (m) throughout
the atmosphere."
Based on an altitude of 48 km, and a voltage of 30 V, the charge is only
28440 C.
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uld we react (U.S,) when faced with similar actions?
>-ak-
The current administration has made it policy to "react" even when it thinks the
"enemy" "might" do something. (See Dubya's purported reasons for going into
Iraq).
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http
be quite a bit. ;)
BTW has anyone considered the possibility that Earth itself may at one time have
been "Terra formed"?
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;A good source for the above is "CRC - Handbook for Radioactive Nuclides"
While it's possible that it was all a fraud, or a mistake, it's also possible
that Brown had a means of accelerating nuclear decay which he improperly
understood, and therefore couldn't engineer into a comm
27;.
[snip]
No, it's old because Paul died in a car accident.
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Hi,
I have just put up a new Hydrino page for those who are interested. Please see:-
http://users.bigpond.net.au/rvanspaa/Molecular%20Hydrino%20Fusion.htm
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If "other people" can be denied their rights, then what's
to stop someone claiming that you b
itional circuits of the atom have been
accomplished. This then allows shrunken orbits without changing alpha.
The math is all worked out at:-
http://users.bigpond.net.au/rvanspaa/New-hydrogen.html .
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of 38Ar present in natural Argon anyway,
any increase due to formation in the Auroras would likely be undetectable.
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uced by exactly
the amount previously released during shrinkage.
Of course if the Hydrinos are formed on the Sun, then we do effectively lose the
shrinkage energy, but that is always insignificant relative to the fusion
reaction energy anyway.
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te the actual amount
of pumping that would need to be done in order to have a noticeable effect.
Besides, I think I prefer OTEC, which acts as a double edged sword. It both
reduces the surface temperature and provides electric power to displace coal
fired power stations, thereby reducing the CO2 burde
by the sun (king
>sized photovoltaic module ;). But even their much higher estimate is still 2
>million times less than the world's daily energy consumption (about 10^18J),
>very disappointing!
>
>Michel
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Com
u/classes/632.ral5q.summer06/Lecture1-16_Powerpoints/lecture_5_mat/PHYS632_C5_25_Capac.ppt
>>
>>This energy, according to the same source, is renewed daily by the sun (king
>>sized photovoltaic module ;). But even their much higher estimate is still 2
>>million times
out apparent cause as near as I can tell.
>
>I did not mean to give you that impression.
>
>Can your impression be undone?
[snip]
Of course it can...by a clear explanation on your part. ;)
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lobal rainfall could be catastrophic.
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)) which works out to 0.095 F when Re is the
radius of the Earth, and d = 48 km.
Perhaps this is different when the spheres are not concentric thin shells?
The charge is of course C*V.
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s..
[snip]
You may not need such a heavy duty spark generator. Instead of trying to
generate sparks at the requisite frequency, whatever you think it is, why not
just adjust the resonance of the tank circuit to match it instead? IOW, let each
spark generate lots of high frequency oscillations? Just
ct the remaining difference
may, at least in part, lie in the possibility of more complete combustion for
the H2 than for the gasoline.
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ross the spark gap. If you
monitor the oscillation on a scope, you can also play with the timing between
sparks by varying the power feed, not to mention keeping an eye out for
anomalous wave forms which could hint at special properties of the water.
(A real time Fourier analyzer might come in hand
lating if skin effect is a problem.
[snip]
Order of conductivity:-
Ag, Cu, Au, Al.
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n that this *is* the end of the line.
In short rather than starting out simple, and getting more complicated as it
shrinks, it is in fact starting out complicated, and getting more simple as it
shrinks, until it achieves ultimate simplicity in the form of a single ring.
Regards,
Robin van Sp
s into alcohol. (See "Better
>Biofuels" and "Redesigning Life to Make Ethanol.")
>Already, advances in parts of this process have led to
>planned cellulosic-ethanol plants. (See "Making
>Ethanol from Wood Chips.")
>
>http://www.technologyreview
In reply to Jones Beene's message of Thu, 28 Dec 2006 08:20:16 -0800 (PST):
Hi Jones,
[snip]
>--- Robin
>Well the "upside-down" part is appropriate...
>
>
>> Furthermore, when it reaches the end of the line,
>and is only doing a single orbit for H[n=1/alpha], the
>group velocity of the electron i
d contaminate the biosphere
is almost 100%.
[snip]
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In reply to Terry Blanton's message of Fri, 29 Dec 2006 10:38:20 -0500:
Hi,
>An interesting report from the USGS:
>
>http://pubs.usgs.gov/fs/2002/fs087-02/
>
>Terry
The solution to shortages of *any* elements might be www.proton21.com.ua .
Regards,
Robin
s in contact with the ground, and my guess is that
they have developed extremely sensitive vibration detectors, in order to help
them locate their prey. Not to mention sophisticated "software" to analyze the
information, so it comes as no surprise to me that they would become "ag
life form to benefit from the genes, then they *will* be used.
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can't be... Something is taking place I don't understand.
[snip]
Footage I have seen of forest fires on TV has never shown a flame more than
twice the height of the trees. 2500-5000 feet is up in the clouds.
Can you find an instance of the coverage that you refer to on the web?
In reply to Terry Blanton's message of Fri, 29 Dec 2006 22:14:40 -0500:
Hi,
[snip]
>On 12/29/06, Robin van Spaandonk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Footage I have seen of forest fires on TV has never shown a flame more than
>> twice the height of the trees. 2500-
ession of the water in the vortex
making it vaporize? (Just a vague memory).
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equipment. Besides, that would also mean that the charges
would no longer "feel" one another's presence, explaining their ability to stick
together.
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ce there is enough Sun
light to be useful.
Since the house is in a cold climate where snow is expected, I assume it has a
fairly steep pitch to the roof anyway.
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?
The proton21 crowd may have found alternative clean nuclear reactions, capable
of using essentially any matter as fuel (probably only metals at present).
http://www.proton21.com.ua/index_en.html
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hemselves. Nevertheless, the metal would
essentially be shorting the capacitor.
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27;s hope that humanity has
enough sense to avoid such stupidity. We currently have a global warming
problem, *at least* partially driven by the greenhouse effect. While FE would
solve that problem, extreme profligate waste will create a new problem of direct
heat overload. It is therefore impera
eral models, and this may not be true
of all of them).
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10 times the current
human power consumption for the planet, which means that if we were to switch
entirely to Steorn motors as our power source, we might well find ourselves
running out quite soon.
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In reply to Mark Goldes's message of Wed, 03 Jan 2007 12:33:52 -0800:
Hi,
[snip]
>More recent work in thermionics by others, such as Borealis Power, may have
>superseded his work.
[snip]
The Borealis work depends on a temperature differential. No violation of 2LoT
involved.
Regards,
the energy goes
into producing electricity, and 2/3 goes up the chimney. Then part of that 1/3
is used for reverse osmosis. If the 2/3 were used for distillation instead, then
the fresh water yield would be higher, the water would be purer, and you would
still have all of the 1/3 available for other
ulse, and also
be far and away the most efficient way of utilizing the fuel.
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have some difficulty convincing them all to go in the same
direction).
IOW 99.95 % of your mass can be vessel + payload (Assuming you have no fuel left
upon attaining escape velocity).
Of course, if you are satisfied with only 99.9 %, then you can come home too. :)
Regards,
Robin
In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Fri, 05 Jan 2007 15:35:28 -0500:
Hi,
[snip]
>Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
>
>>Reverse osmosis may superficially appear cheaper than distillation,
>>but in fact
>>it isn't if one uses one's brains. When coal is burned,
In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Fri, 5 Jan 2007 20:28:03 -0500
(GMT-05:00):
Hi,
[snip]
>Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
>
>>>Yes, but RO is more efficient. That is, it takes far less energy per
>>>gram of freshwater. Overall, it takes 4 to 30 times less than the
said "...be far and away the most
efficient practical way...". What I was trying to get at, is the fact that it
would be far more efficient than going through a conversion process and then
using e.g. an ion drive.
>
>----- Original Message -
>From: "Robin van Spaando
venturi effect). The purpose is
> to determine if we can get the flash without the added cost of heating.
>Hmmm.. a sort of a hybrid MSF- RO.. (sounds like the lyrics to RAP music.
>)
What do you think of this:- http://www.aquasonics.com/tech.html ?
Regards,
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htt
then perhaps we are better off ejecting it out the exhaust, rather than hanging
on to it, and trying to accelerate it further. Ejecting it has the further
advantage that we get a much larger thrust for the same energy expenditure.
Sorry, I don't feel like breaking my brain trying to do the
In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Sat, 6 Jan 2007 11:28:22 -0500
(GMT-05:00):
Hi,
[snip]
>Robin van Spaandonk writes:
>
>>>That is not true. If the RO process is 40 times more efficient than MSF (as
>>>it was in some situations, in some locations), then even th
perth/
>
>The problem with this process appears to be the same problem at Carslbad
>Caverns.. scraping carbonates off the walls takes all the fun out of work.
Just connect an ultrasound generator to the metal for a few seconds, and it will
shatter the scale crystals, so that they can
ere is the energy to accelerate the particles, coming from?
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er it may not make much difference for a
particle beam traveling at nearly light speed anyway, and acceleration of a
particle beam may be technically easier to achieve.
[snip]
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n of the
>target (the inclination of the target can be kept with
>multiple firings or in line shots ) slightly above
>synchronous orbit (to stay out of the way of
>communications signals and drift around the belt).
Why do you want beam weapons in orbit?
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as well
as resulting in a more robust design that produces a better quality image.
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Most of the space junk we create is in Earth orbit, and it's orbit eventually
decays with time, resulting in it burning up in the atmosphere.
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prevent off axis
thrust from spinning the craft?
2) Where is the Cf coming from to power it? (I presume they mean Cf, and not Cu
as indicated on page 12.)
Personally, I think anyone would have to be insane to sit that close to a
nuclear explosion, let alone a whole series of them.
Regards,
Ro
ors do not scan, they only switch light to or away from one
>location on the screen. The optics, once fixed, are quite robust. The only
>variable is the lamp. which has finite life and must be changed.
[snip]
Thanks Mike.
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Com
mal. The Sun supplies 1 times more power than we currently use, so our
actual contribution is insignificant. Nevertheless wasteful use of CF combined
with a growing and wealthier population, would eventually put us back where we
are today. So it would be wise to continue along t
out of a single Russian lab.
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ulate the population according to
the tried and true method known as "boom and bust".
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avings on
lighting by simply using translucent roofing so that most of their lighting
needs were supplied by daylight.
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In reply to Paul's message of Sun, 14 Jan 2007 07:14:41 -0800 (PST):
Hi,
[snip]
>Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
> > In reply to Paul's message of Fri, 12 Jan 2007
>07:16:25 -0800 (PST):
> > Hi,
> > [snip]
> >> Sounds exactly what you said. Our rate of e
y can still adjust the electric lighting to match the
conditions, but daylight would save a lot nevertheless.
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e more inclined to believe that it is deriving
energy from an unexpected source, rather than creating it.
One off-beat possibility is a time distortion field. I wonder if clocks in the
surroundings run at a different speed? :)
[snip]
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has about 8 times better energy density than a conventional
lead acid battery, and being an ultracap, it should be rechargeable, at a "gas"
station, in about the time it would normally take to fill the tank with gas.
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mass
>production - going back to one of the great unsung heroes of invention:
>Philo Farnsworth.
>
>Here is another possibility - ion implantation - but this one uses
>platinum as well
>
>http://tinyurl.com/2kxutv
>
Check out the material used in the Borealis power ce
In reply to Stephen A. Lawrence's message of Fri, 19 Jan 2007 10:45:34 -0500:
Hi,
[snip all]
If the source is natural, it could be a precursor to major tectonic activity.
NYC hasn't had a major Earthquake for time I believe, so I think one is more or
less due.
Regards,
Robin van Spaan
tore energy in
their respective fields, that is released again when they are allowed to
realign.
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water aquifers.
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If this isn't enough to get it
past the sticky spot, then it isn't OU.
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ll as multiplying the power strokes, you also multiply the sticky points.
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In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Tue, 23 Jan 2007 15:05:56 -0500:
Hi,
[snip]
>Robin van Spaandonk wrote:
>
>>Where "hot rocks" are available as a source of geothermal power, and these are
>>situated near the coast, salt water could be used as the water sour
= 36% of their claimed energy density, which would be about 3 times
the energy density of lead-acid batteries.
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inese device is a Steorn knock-off (if I
read correctly).
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e second might be Hg.
>
>The comment you found had an entirely different meaning and his English is
>far from perfect.
>
>Mark
[snip]
I agree. It looks like he is actually suggesting a sort of reciprocal
arrangement.
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of the
absolute dielectric constant of the material and the square of breakdown voltage
strength of the material (V/m)^2.
>
>- Original Message -
>From: "Robin van Spaandonk" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To:
>Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 10:50 PM
>Subject: Re:
cy is 60 Hz. ;) (50 Hz if you happen to live in Europe or
Australia).
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about 1.6MHz
[snip]
This is about equal to the cyclotron frequency of the electron where the Earth's
magnetic field is at its strongest.
In short radiation from electrons in the Van Allen belt, near the poles.
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Competition
f the Ba isomere
present.
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e being measured is grounded.
>
>> -Original Message-
>> From: Robin van Spaandonk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Saturday, January 27, 2007 4:46 PM
>> To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
>> Subject: Re: [Vo]: Re: Circuit cries foul
>>
>>
>> In reply t
the Van Allen belts to be conducted through the Earth's field
into the core of the coil, and thence into the windings, especially when the
primary of the core is already being stimulated at the same frequency, allowing
a form of resonance to occur.
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or other digital equipment (scope perhaps?).
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tion of the material
>> used
>> as dielectric in the capacitor, and is proportional to the product of the
>> absolute dielectric constant of the material and the square of breakdown
>> voltage
>> strength of the material (V/m)^2.
>>
>>>
>>>- Original
lightest interest..
>
>www.ips.gov.au/IPSHosted/STSP/meetings/aip/fred/fred.htm
>
I think they mean it when they say 1.6 mHz rather than 1.6 MHz.
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gravity might be at play here.
>
>Or some spherical capacitor effect.
>
>Terry
I suspect that all it implies is some form of resonance, which could just as
easily be magnetic, as long as disturbances in the field involved travel at
light speed.
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http://use
magnet to reach the top magnet? Wouldn't that produce the reverse effect?
...and what is supporting the top magnet...I think you need to look at the
effect on *all* the forces involved before concluding that there is a net
resultant uni-directional force.
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http:
I'm rapidly coming to the conclusion that there is a whole range of figures
available and none of them appear to be reliable.
(To be fair some people mention the difficulty of measuring this quantity).
Perhaps reliable measurements can only be done in high vacuum?
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lence electrons the remaining barium ion is considerably smaller (1.42
Angstrom), hence the increase in density.
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ns get moved very
fast).
Note the time of day of this post, and be gentle in your response. ;)
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e money would be better spent on CF, so that we
both reduce GHG emissions, and increase wealth.
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ar cycle, and I don't see global warming doing the same.
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ry.
...because "W" has links to both oil and arms, see e.g.
http://www.worldpolicy.org/projects/arms/reports/TiesThatBind.html
[snip]
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reemission of the energy, but at a different frequency than the
absorbed energy. Radar is based upon energy reflected at the *same* frequency it
was transmitted at, but Doppler shifted.
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jets.
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ived from CF. Of course something like a
>> NERVA/jet engine cross, where the power is supplied by CF might also
>> eliminate
>> hydrocarbon consumption in jets.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Robin van Spaandonk
>
>There something called magneto-hydrodynami
In reply to Terry Blanton's message of Thu, 8 Feb 2007 17:47:23 -0500:
Hi,
[snip]
>http://www.metacafe.com/watch/400937/candle_power_who_needs_batteries/
Just out of curiosity, has any list member tried this yet?
Regards,
Robin van Spaandonk
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