Greetings!
This month we are happy to announce the release of the NEW and improved EM Pulser!
It is an improved version with a stronger magnetic field pulse coil and
rechargeable battery, designed by the late medical doctor Glen Gordon.
EM-Pulser still has the nanosecond rise time based on an impressive
NASA study. As an accompanied DVD lecture of his indicates, the fast
magnetic pulse stimulates the heat shock protein 70 (HSP 70) which is a
chaperone protein able to repair inflammation on site very quickly. His
list of recommended applications accompanies each device we sell and
several of his articles are included in the hefty User Manual. We also
offer a thirty day money back and one year warranty as well.
We are also introducing a Clearance Sale of $20 on the past NPA-20 Conference Proceedings (where COFE6 was held in parallel) with the 383-page (bound 8.5"x11") book, as well as a wonderful monograph, Cosmology and Zero Point Energy by
Barry Setterfield for only$15 for the 465-page masterpiece (bound
8.5"x11"), since they were donated to IRI for our viewers and readers by
the Natural Philosophy Alliance. The one-page summary back cover of Cosmology and Zero Point Energy is online. Also the list of all of the papers (Page One of the Table of Contents and Page Two of the Table of Contents) in the NPA-20 Conference Proceedings has been posted online for your perusal.
Our
first #1 story is an exciting and expanding field of bio research from
Columbia University where bacterial spores on a rubber sheet are now
generating electricity directly just from a wet surface which causes a
repeated bending of the rubber sheet. This the same type of action
reported last year in our Future Energy eNews (January, 2013) with a totally different polymer technology developed by MIT and a piezoelectric actuator.
Our
Story #2 is a nice update to an old renewable energy technology that is
now considered future energy since the theoretical output is estimated
to be about 20 Gigawatts. Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) has
operated successfully off the coast of Hawaii for at least 20 years but
now 21st century engineers are planning to expand its production
worldwide. This is a great, in-depth analysis of its potential since the
thermal gradient is very consistent and probably increasing with global
warming of the atmosphere.
Story #3 deals with a new view of the world's largest solar electric generator also
reported on in the Future Energy eNews last month when it first opened
in Ivanpah, CA. The concern is how the energy can be used at night and
the solution is found in a well-known technology reported on, once
again, in a past Future Energy eNews (January, 2012) where
a chart of four phase change materials on the market now can store
massive amounts of heat by melting (in clothing or in buildings).
However, the new article below is looking for "new" materials -including
new kinds of salt and glass-that can store heat at these high
temperatures.
Story
#4 is a celebration of private space enterprise with SpaceX
successfully recovering its rocket booster thus aiming at lowering the
cost of transporting goods to low earth orbit.
Our
last Story #5 gives mankind a glimmer of hope for controlling and
perhaps reducing one of the major greenhouse heat-trapping gases in our
earth's atmosphere - CO2. Now it has been discovered that CO2 can be
stored and vitrified into rock itself through a chemical reaction with
volcanic minerals. No clean future energy technology can be a revolution
if the earth keeps trapping more and more heat so this new technology
is a marriage made in heaven perhaps, if millions of tons of CO2 can be
sequestered in this manner.
Sincerely,
Thomas Valone, PhD, PE.
Editor
Source: IRI Future Energy eNews - Apr 2014
