Greetings!
We are happy to give you the details of all of the confirmed and invited speakers for the upcoming Conference on Future Energy in the first story this
month. It should be an exciting two day event with demonstrations as
well as exhibits. Furthermore, the full conference registration fee is
only $150 or $80 per day. Students with ID are FREE and registering for
COFE6 also gives one admission to the concurrent Natural Philosophy
Alliance presentations that are next door at the Stamp Student Union.
Banquet fee for Friday night is only $35 and NPA will be selling a softcover edition of the Proceedings for only $35. Hope you can join us!
How
about a cheap battery that's also designed to last 30 years? That's the
promise of our second story with the battery made from zinc, water and
air. EOS Energy Storage hopes to help the wind turbine industry with
rechargeable metal-air batteries.
Our third story has a wonderful artistic rendering of the world's most indefatigable reporter, Jeane Manning, author of Breakthrough Power (Amber
Bridge Books) who has now tackled the Defkalion Green Technologies
Hyperion LENR thermal generator right in her home town of Vancouver BC.
She reports it producing 5 kW of thermal energy and a planned 45 kW
generator.
The
fourth story is very exciting since it involves threads that have both a
solar cell and a piezoelectric generator combined together. A picture
shows Dr. Wang from Georgia Tech holding the nanogenerator thread glued
to a Plexiglas plate with leads attached. It's amazing to see two forms
of electricity generation merged into one tiny module so that electric
clothing will become chargers, biomonitors, and as IRI believes,
antioxidant providers for the wearer.
We
are not the only group promoting quantum vacuum propulsion. Dr. Gerald
Cleaver, physics professor at Baylor University, is interviewed in our
final story five with his version of antimatter propulsion. Of course,
attending the Conference in Interstellar Flight might also be worthwhile as well.
Lastly, we also would like to let you know about the 2013 Extraordinary Technology conference to be held in Albuquerque NM on July 24-28, 2013, If you join IRI this month, we are sending new IRI Members a copy of our last Annual Report mailing, the 16-page Extraordinary Technology conference magazine and as a special FREE bonus, the latest issue of ExtraOrdinary Science & Technology (Jan-Mar., 2013), a 65-page magazine that is a FULL COLOR first and a collector's item because
it has articles on the Papp engine, Tensor Ring, Torsion, and also
contains a lengthy, profusely illustrated article by Dr. Jacqueline
Panting, ND and myself on "Tesla's Electrotherapy for Health and Healing".
This month we are announcing the Inner Traditions publisher's release of Infinite Energy Technologies edited
by Finley Eversole, PhD. It has a chapter on "Zero Point Energy Can
Power the Future" contributed by Valone and other biographical chapters
on T. Townsend Brown, Royal Raymond Rife, John Worrell Keely, Victor
Schauberger, Nikola Tesla and John R.R. Searl, all who still hold the
public's fascination for their energy and bioenergy breakthroughs. The
book also has survey chapters on cold fusion, free energy, and
sustainable technologies. It is also sale priced at $16.00.
Sincerely,
Thomas Valone, PhD, PE.
Editor
Full article: Future Energy eNews Jun 2013
