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Welcome to ZPEnergy - The Energy of The Future
This is a NEWS PORTAL dedicated to experimental research on REVOLUTIONARY ENERGY TECHNOLOGIES. We propose to you to use this site as THE concentrator of choice for valuable news on the fascinating but still controversial subject of over-unity (O/U) fuel-less energetics (devices tapping the Zero Point Energy (ZPE)/ Vacuum/ Cosmic/ Ambient energy fields) and related. We want to let the general public know that this is an active field and good progress is made towards validating this technology and bringing the first commercial operational device to the market.
"Mighty, sublime, wonderful, as have been the achievements of past science, as yet we are but on the verge of the continents of discovery. Where is the wizard who can tell what lies in the womb of time? Just as our conceptions of many things have been revolutionized in the past, those which we hold to-day of the cosmic processes may have to be remodeled in the future. The men of fifty years hence may laugh at the circumscribed knowledge of the present and shake their wise heads in contemplation of what they will term our crudities, and which we now call progress. Science is ever on the march and what is new to-day will be old to-morrow."
-- Paul Severing, 1910 (from Marvels of Modern Science) |
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What said Dr. Eugene Mallove on Quantum Ring Theory
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Anonymous writes: In March 2004 Dr. Eugene Mallove suggested to W. Guglinski to put his articles in a book form.
The Managing Editor Christy Frazier sent to Guglinski an email saying the following:
Our editor suggests that since you have developed so many interesting, intriguing theories that you consider one of the following: publishing a book which melds the many theories together OR starting your own website, where you can post all of your papers for the public to see. IE would surely link from our site to yours, if you created one which had your many papers available.
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GIANT PIEZORESISTANCE; IRON SUPERCONDUCTIVITY
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From the PHYSICS NEWS UPDATE No. 863 May 1, 2008: GIANT PIEZORESISTANCE. A new experiment, conducted by scientists from France, Switzerland, and the UK, has recorded the largest ever change in a bulk material's electrical resistance brought about by stretching the material at room temperature. Piezoresistance is one of several phenomena in which a resistance change, prompted by a change in another physical parameter, can be used in making sensitive sensors. In magnetoresistance, for example, the force from a tiny magnetic domain can alter the resistance of a circuit in a scanner directly overhead. A pronounced form of this effect, giant magnetoresistance, is at the heart of the billion-dollar hard-drive industry, earning three pioneer scientists the Nobel prize in physics in 2007.
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Mirrors on the Moon could catch alien eyes [and produce electricity for Earth]
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 From New Scientist Print Edition
Mounting mirrors on the Moon and using them to signal across space could let ET know we Earthlings are here.
Ever since radio broadcasts began we've been trumpeting our presence to nearby parts of the galaxy, so far without reply. To improve the chances of being found, Shawn Domagal-Goldman and Jacob Haqq-Misra of Pennsylvania State University in State College reckon we should cover half of the Moon with mirrors.
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 Side Impact: A battery designed by A123 Systems for GM’s Volt electric vehicle can survive a crushing safety test. The high-velocity impact could have caused other lithium-ion batteries to overheat and catch fire.
Credit: Porter Gifford
A new lithium-ion battery from A123 Systems could help electric cars and hybrids come to dominate the roads.
By Kevin Bullis /TechnologyReview.com
It is the quickest electric motorcycle in the world. On a popular YouTube video, the black dragster cycle nearly disappears in a cloud of smoke as the driver does a "burn-out," spinning the back wheel to heat it up. As the smoke drifts away, the driver settles into position and hits a switch, and the bike surges forward, accelerating to 60 miles per hour in less than a second. Seven seconds later it crosses the quarter-mile mark at 168 miles per hour--quick enough to compete with gas-powered dragsters.
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Posted by vlad on Wednesday, April 30, 2008 @ 10:49:01 PDT (704 reads)
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BEFORE FOSSIL FUELS, EARTH'S MINERALS KEPT CO2 IN CHECK
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Over millions of years carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have been moderated by a finely-tuned natural feedback system— a system that human emissions have recently overwhelmed. A joint University of Hawaii / Carnegie Institution study published in the advance online edition of Nature Geoscience links the pre-human stability to connections between carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and the breakdown of minerals in the Earth’s crust. While the process occurs far too slowly to have halted the historical buildup of carbon dioxide from human sources, the finding gives scientists new insights into the complexities of the carbon cycle.
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Why I hope the search for extraterrestrial life finds nothing.
By Nick Bostrom/ Technology Review
Extract: "...The other possibility is that the Great Filter is still ahead of us. This would mean that some great improbability prevents almost all civilizations at our current stage of technological development from progressing to the point where they engage in large-scale space colonization. For example, it might be that any sufficiently advanced civilization discovers some technology--perhaps some very powerful weapons technology--that causes its extinction...
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SYNCOPETRA announces its dsicovery
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 Posted on KeelyNet_Interact list: SYNCOPETRA is now able to make 2 different pure magnet motors, free energy generators, and linear magnet motors. This capability comes from the discovery of the true mechanisms of electric motors. Interesting enough, we will only make one each of all but one these devices solely for experimental purposes.
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More on-line videos on ZPE/FE
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Paula Gloria goes to Panama City to interview Dr. John Shelbourne
a Mechanical Engineer who has worked seriously with perpetual energy
devices. The first of three shows done in Panama City about humanity's
readiness for unlimited energy.
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Scientists discover exotic quantum state of matter
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 These images collected by Princeton University scientists show (top)
the first direct image of the dancing pattern of electrons on the edge
of the bismuth-antimony bulk crystal, which is a quantum Hall
insulator; (center) a schematic and another image showing the electron
distribution in three dimensions; and (bottom) a schematic and an image
conveying the distribution of edge-electrons in two dimensions. Images:
Zahid Hasan
A team of scientists from Princeton University has found that one of
the most intriguing phenomena in condensed-matter physics -- known as
the quantum Hall effect -- can occur in nature in a way that no one has
ever before seen.
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Paul J. Werbos, Dr. writes: Manipulation of gravity is certainly an important and worthwhile target for long-term research, simply because of what it might enable us to do. It's one of our two best hopes for "reaching the stars" without kludges like generation starships and such.
But it's not easy, and we don't yet know that it is even possible. To develop gravitic technology would require even more patience and strategic thinking and determination and focus than ordinary issues of space and energy policy. If people can't get their heads together in thinking about a simple subject like biofuels or plug-in hybrid cars, when they ought to be able to see that their lives depend on getting the story straight in the short-term, and when all of society is concerned... can we get our heads together on this one? Our only hope lies in exercising more rationality and self-discipline than what we see in most of the world today.
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Science 2.0 -- Is Open Access Science the Future?
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Is posting raw results online, for all to see, a great tool or a great risk?
By M. Mitchell Waldrop
The first generation of World Wide Web capabilities rapidly transformed retailing and information search. More recent attributes such as blogging, tagging and social networking, dubbed Web 2.0, have just as quickly expanded people’s ability not just to consume online information but to publish it, edit it and collaborate about it—forcing such old-line institutions as journalism, marketing and even politicking to adopt whole new ways of thinking and operating.
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Posted by vlad on Saturday, April 26, 2008 @ 21:35:24 PDT (300 reads)
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Second Family of High-Temperature Superconductors Discovered
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 By Adrian Cho/ScienceNOW Daily News/ 17 April 2008
Researchers in Japan and China have discovered a new family of
high-temperature superconductors--materials that conduct electricity
without any resistance at inexplicably high temperatures. Physicists
around the world are hailing the discovery of the new iron-and-arsenic
compounds as a major advance, as the only other high-temperature
superconductors are the copper-and-oxygen compounds, or cuprates, that
were discovered in 1986. Those older materials netted a Nobel and
ignited a firestorm of research, but physicists still don't agree about
how they work, leaving high-temperature superconductivity the biggest
mystery in condensed matter physics. Some researchers hope the new
materials will help solve it.
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Posted by vlad on Saturday, April 26, 2008 @ 21:05:06 PDT (343 reads)
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Pinpoint microwave resolution could lead to wireless power transfer
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 An experimental near-field plate is a patterned grating like surface
that can focus electromagnetic waves to subwavelength resolutions.
Photo by Cyan James
Researchers at the University of Michigan have focused microwaves to
specks 20 times smaller than their wavelength and five times smaller
than other devices have achieved.
This development could allow advances such as
laptop computers that recharge without plugging in, higher-resolution
microscopes for observing molecules, and CDs that can store vastly more
data.
A paper on the research will be published in the April 25 edition of Science.
Authors include Anthony Grbic, assistant professor of electrical
engineering and computer science; Roberto Merlin, professor of physics
as well as electrical engineering and computer science; and Lei Jiang,
a graduate student in physics. The work is an experimental realization
of a concept and device proposed earlier in two theoretical papers.
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Posted by vlad on Saturday, April 26, 2008 @ 17:55:06 PDT (265 reads)
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More on self-powering asymmetric magnetic motors - DoE suppression?
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From Tom Bearden's correspondence section: Hi Timothy,
No, the idea of a permanent magnet
self-powering motor has been pursued by many inventors, and by some of
them successfully. The Steorn group in
Ireland
had and have such a working motor, but did not understand the vacuum
interaction ongoing in the asymmetry of the motor. They also did not
understand that the local vacuum (and its interaction with one's motor
or other gadget using energy from the vacuum) can vary from place to
place, as pointed out to Frank Golden and I by Professor William
Tiller, former head of the Materials Science Department at Stanford.
Tiller had run into that specific effect and so had become aware that
one often “grew an archetype or conditioned form” in that local vacuum
exchange with one’s system. He himself had had a system demonstrate
this “growth” of Tiller’s “archetype” for his special detector.
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Posted by vlad on Wednesday, April 23, 2008 @ 22:52:54 PDT (1779 reads)
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| Wednesday, April 23, 2008 | | · | Watergas - How water can burn |
| Saturday, April 19, 2008 | | · | MIT Plasmatron - Principles of the Pantone GEET Device |
| · | Brown's Gas ("HHO") : Clean, Cheap, and Suppressed Energy |
| Thursday, April 17, 2008 | | · | Innovative Composite Opens Terahertz Frequencies to Many Applications |
| · | Breakthrough in Nanotechnology |
| Wednesday, April 16, 2008 | | · | Energy 2008: The Coming Economic Meltdown |
| Tuesday, April 15, 2008 | | · | Dark matter particle discovered? |
| · | Making the World A Billion Times Better |
| · | The flow of money and radical new ideas |
| Sunday, April 13, 2008 | | · | Quantum Field Theory Under the Influence of External Conditions |
| · | Carbon nanotubes made into conductive, flexible 'stained glass' |
| · | Hybrid Generator Uses 75% Water and Only 25% Gas |
| · | Funika announces over-unity invention, Hybrid Heating Material |
| Friday, April 11, 2008 | | · | DOE Announces Plans for Future Loan Guarantee Solicitations |
| · | Nanoclusters Break Superconductivity Record |
| · | Millennium Foundation Recognizes Inventors and Technologies That Changed the Wor |
| Thursday, April 10, 2008 | | · | Is the Search for Warp Drive Dead? |
| Wednesday, April 09, 2008 | | · | Most powerful laser in the world fires up |
| Tuesday, April 08, 2008 | | · | Black holes, zero point energy, and risks to Earth |
| Monday, April 07, 2008 | | · | Superinsulators promise to transform materials research, electronics design |
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Let us set our national goal, in the spirit of Apollo, with the determination of the Manhattan Project, that by the end of this decade we will have developed the potential to meet our own energy needs without depending on any foreign energy source. -- Richard Nixon (1973)
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