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Future Energy eNews - Aug 2010

In this issue:

1) ERRA Plans Lightweight EV's with Nickel Hydrogen Batteries
2) The Charge of the Electric Brigade
3) Cool Roofs, Made of Metal
4) Green Light Given to Massive California Solar Plant
5) World's Largest Tidal Turbine Unveiled
6) COFE4 - SPESIF Final Call for Papers

Dear Subscriber,

... and Schrödinger wins the duel

Along the development of Quantum Mechanics in the 20th Century, there was a dispute Schrödinger versus Heisenberg, because the first one did not accept the interpretation that Bohr and Heisenberg proposed for the theory.

According to Heisenberg, a theory had to be developed free of metaphysical concepts. When Schrödinger discovered the zitterbewegung in the Dirac's equation of the electron, he interpreted it as a physical phenomenon, according to which the electron would be moving with helical trajectory.

Combining best of competing theories

Cold Fusion is an inappropriate term, as accurately described by Steven Krivit in a recent article “ Cold Fusion is Neither” cold or fusion. He provides the background history and ongoing research before throwing his support solely behind the Widom Larsen theory (2006). I also believe the Widom Larsen theory has strong merit but not to the exclusion of other theories or a likely combination of processes based on these other theories. Mills has evidence of excess heat based on chemistry, The Haisch - Moddel patent is based on Casimir effect, Pam Mosier-Boss at SPAWAR provides evidence for Low energy nuclear reactions and Jan Naudt’s proposal of a relativistic environment for hydrogen.

New Relativity: article by C. Nassif published in Int Journal Modern Phys D

The article DEFORMED SPECIAL RELATIVITY WITH AN ENERGY BARRIER OF A MINIMUM SPEED, by Dr. Claudio Nassif, was published by the International Journal of Modern Physics D, in July 2010.

The paper is concerning Nassif's new version for the relativity: Symmetrical Special Relativity ( SSR ), where the space is fullfiled by an aether.

Look the Nassif's review in Barnes & Noble, on Quantum Ring Theory:

Engineers unveil Lutec 1000 free energy machine

Daniel Bateman/ Tuesday, August 10, 2010/ © The Cairns Post

THE world may soon be able to buy one of the Far North's most controversial yet revolutionary inventions.

The Cairns creators of the Lutec 1000 free energy machine have resurfaced after six years of steering clear of the public spotlight, having been granted patents in at least 60 countries around the world, including the US, China and India.

Engineers John Christie and Lou Brits, who have endured intense criticism after they first unveiled their invention in The Cairns Post in 2001, are now preparing to construct a prototype of their revolutionary power device they hope to market within the next two years.

New experiment corroborates photon model of Quantum Ring Theory

The light can have an "angular orbital momentum", a kind of rotation which is more similar to a planet orbiting the Sun than a planet gyrating about itself.

This is the conclusion of a new experiment, published in Phys. Rev. Letters:
Unveiling a Truncated Optical Lattice Associated with a Triangular Aperture Using Light's Orbital Angular Momentum

http://prl.aps.org/abstract/PRL/v105/i5/e053904

THE PHOTON MODEL PROPOSED IN QRT

This sort of light's angular orbital momentum detected in the experiments is according to the the model of photon proposed in Guglinski's Quantum Ring Theory...

FUTURE ENERGY eNEWS/Jul 2010

In This Issue:

1) New Proton Measurement Throws Physics a Curve
2) Molten Metal Batteries Yield 20 times More Current
3) The Flying Prius
4) Clean Energy 101
5) COFE4 - SPESIF Call for Papers

Dear Subscriber,

We would like to invite everyone to participate in our IRI COFE 2011 joint SPESIF conference. IRI has asked for IEEE sponsorship, in addition to the AIAA, AAS, and ARI participation. We emphasize what a great opportunity exists for those inventors who would like a chance to put their invention on paper in a peer-reviewed publication. This last Call for Papers for the joint conference of SPESIF is featured in the #5 slot of this FE eNews. Please send in just your abstract by August 15 (and mention COFE4 session) in the areas of energy, propulsion, or bioenergetics for acceptance. (I'm the Chair of the COFE session and I welcome revolutionary energy, propulsion and bioenergetics invention papers.)

New Energy Times Issue 35

July 30, 2010 / Issue #35

The core of this issue is the special report "Cold Fusion Is Neither." The report extensively reviews technical aspects of low-energy nuclear reactions.

Readers who are less interested in the technical details may wish to jump directly to the second-to-last article, "Two Decades of 'Cold Fusion.'”

Update to NET Issue 35: Aug 6, 2010

The printer-friendly PDF versions of New Energy Times Issue 35 and the New Energy Times special report "Cold Fusion Is Neither" are now available. We have created two separate files.

A few modifications of note:

Quick jolt of energy could improve energy harvesting

Quick jolt of energy could improve energy harvesting by a factor of 40
July 21, 2010 By Lisa Zyga

(PhysOrg.com) -- Harvesting mechanical energy from the environment and converting it into electrical energy has recently become a viable method for powering low-energy electronics, such as sensors and actuators. But the major drawback of energy harvesting is how little energy it generates, which limits its potential applications. In a new study, Mickael Lallart and Daniel Guyomar from the LGEF Laboratory at the University of Lyon have proposed that an initial energy injection extracted from the harvested energy itself could greatly increase the total energy output; specifically, this method could generate 20 times more energy than normal when using off-the-shelf components, and up to 40 times more when using low-loss devices.

Plane crash kills team marketing game-changing motor

Recent article from Jeane Manning's blog http://changingpower.net/: An airplane engine failed in the air on July 10. The ensuing crash killed the president, CEO and CFO of US Highland Inc. and bereaved their wives and children. Highland is of interest to new-energy researchers; Highland joint-venture partnered with Millennial Research Corporation which has a revolutionary electric motor technology.

A few days before the fatal crash, a representative of the company had demonstrated the technology to a defense contractor’s scientists...