The aether that was debunked a century ago, or a different one?
Sent from my iPhone. On May 13, 2011, at 21:53, John Berry <aethe...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Well, explain how it is to be tested and we'll give it a shot. > > T > > > My opinion is that the conservation of energy is generally accurate and than > magnets and most conditions tend to be conservative. > > However this is all dependent on the state of the underlying medium of matter > and energy, if you change this medium the rules can change and energy can > appear to be created or destroyed, whether it is actually created or > liberated from some near infinite storehouse of energy (ZPE if you will) is > only of philosophical concern. > > The process as I understand it consists of creating a flux source, a motor, > buzzer or choke are all fine choices provided they are unshielded and the > magnetic circuit is open or leaky. > > Then you have pickup coils (diodes and bulbs may also do some pickup), these > are coupled only most loosely to this primary flux generating circuit, the > pickup circuit can't be too directly connected to the flux source if you want > to loop it. > Isolation can be achieved with an isolation transformer, capacitors but other > options have been used. (the pickup circuit is rarely ever grounded) > > To reach OU power you need to engage the aether, this increases the energy > induced into the pickup circuit. > > There are many ways to engage the aether but it is hard to know what will > prove to be sufficient. > I would strongly recommend replication of Romero's Muller Generator, firstly > because he was almost certainly genuine. (if you want evidence of this there > are good arguments to be made including details) > > This type of setup stands a very good chance of working. > > The details have been provided and I can provide many suggestions on > stimulating the aether (vacuum, ZPE) if it does not initially work. > > Replications should make use of the multi strand insulated wire (as that is > one means to engauge the aether) and be as close as practical to Muller's > specifications. > > Tuning of the distance was something he did a lot of to get it to self run. > > Alternately a study in the energy induced in a pickup circuit could be > undertaken without need to get into attempt to self run or even produce OU, > just showing increased energy being induced. > > > Are you interested in replicating this one? > > > > > > >
