Another Great Web Story ...
by lineman60 on 1/30/06
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we have all seen this before and well http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_of_energy no digg LAME [reply]
The Amazing Effects of
the Quadropole
N-Machine
The Gateway to
Primordal Energy
N-1 Homopolar Generator
"If you can imagine it, it's imaginable - if it's imaginable, it must be real." - Bruce DePalma, 1997
David Kingston
Date: Sun, 5 Mar 2006 10:20:09 -0000
This should be the web site: http://depalma.pair.com/
[We designed this page to disseminate knowledge and accurate data relating to the Pre-Existent Primordial Field of the Universe - a sea of 'free energy’, which permeates all. The N-1 Homopolar Generator (pictured above) - invented by Bruce DePalma - is an example of the type of device which is able to "plug in" to this Free Energy and eliminate the "need" for the continued use of fossil fuels and the consequent destruction of our only home - Earth. These devices - and many others like it - have been proven to possess "over-unity" characteristics, i.e.: the power output is more than 100% of the input. It is our hope that in the near future Free Energy will enable mankind to progress from a state of dependence to one of abundance]
Physicist Bruce DePalma has a 100 kilowatt generator, which he invented, sitting in his garage. It could power his whole house, but if he turns it on, the government may confiscate it.
Harvard educated DePalma, who taught physics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology for 15 years, claims that his electrical generator can provide cheap, inexhaustible, self sustaining and non polluting source of energy, using principles that flout conventional physics and are still not fully understood.
His N machine, as it is called, is said to release the "free energy" latent in the space all around us. DePalma views his device as an innovation that could help to end the worlds's dangerous dependence on finite supplies of oil, gas, and other polluting fossil based fuels.
The DePalma generator is essentially a simple magnetized flywheel, ie a magnetized cylindrical conductor rotating at high speed with the help of a motor. His astonishing claim is that the present versions of the N machine can generate up to five times more power than it consumes. This, of course, defies the basic law of the conservation of energy, which says that the output of energy cannot be more than the input. Most physicists simply refuse to look at DePalma's findings and dismiss his theories out of hand. Yet "proof of principle" for his invention was apparently provided when a large N machine, dubbed the Sunburst, was built in 1978 in Santa Barbara California.
The Sunburst machine was independently tested by Dr. Robert Kincheloe, professor emeritus of electrical engineering at Stanford University. In his 1986 report (presented to the Society for Scientific Exploration, San Francisco, 6/21/86), Kincheloe noted that the drag of the rotating magnetized gyroscope is only 13 to 20 percent of a conventional generator operating at an ideal 100 percent efficiency, the DePalma N machine could produce electricity at around 500 percent efficiency.
In Kincheloe's cautious summary: "DePalma may have been right in that there is indeed a situation here whereby energy is being obtained from a previously unknown and unexplained source. This is a conclusion that most scientists and engineers would reject out of hand as being a violation of accepted laws of physics and if true has incredible implications".
"The jury is still out on the DePalma N machine," says physicist Harold Puthoff, a senior fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Austin, Texas. "It isn't clear where the reported excess energy is coming from--whether out of the electromagnetic field or as the result of some anomaly associated with rotating bodies in terms of inertia. The DePalma machine needs to be replicated on a broad scale to see if it actually works. Though I'm rather skeptical, I certainly would encourage independent laboratory experimentation. While such a phenomenon would have seemed to absolutely go against the law of energy conservation a number of years ago, we now recognize that the potential for extracting energy out of so called empty space is in fact a reality".
Puthoff, a PhD. from Stanford University, believes that a new, non polluting energy source may be achieved by tapping the force random fluctuations jostling atomic particles within a vacuum. Scientists now know that "empty" space seethes with waft are called vacuum fluctuations: huge amounts of energy that suddenly burst forth, jiggling particles to and fro.
Puthoff has developed his own theory, zero point energy, in an attempt to tap the abundant power found in the vacuum of space. He and associates in a new company, Jupiter Technologies, may soon try to manufacture zero-point energy machines.
DePalma described his N machine and outlined a theory to explain its workings in a paper, "On the Possibility of Extraction of Electrical Energy Directly From Space", published in the British science journal, Speculations in Science and Technology (Sept 1990, Vol 13 No 4).
So far, the scientific establishment either has ignored DePalma's controversial claims or remains unaware of them.
No one has ever obtained a patent for an N machine in the U.S., although in the San Francisco area alone, there are some 200 patent applications relating to such devices. The U.S. Patent office automatically denies a patent to any gizmo which purports to produce more energy than it consumes, on the grounds that its personnel are not equipped to evaluate such claims.
DePalma is quick to point out that the N machine is not a perpetual motion machine, that mythical contraption long sought by frustrated inventors. "The perpetual motion machine is only supposed to run itself. It could never put out five times more power than is put into it. Perpetual motion schemes used conventional energy sources, whereas the N machine is a new way of extracting energy from space".
Other scientists-inventors who attempted to build and operate free energy machines have been intimidated and harassed by the U.S. government. At least one inventor had his device confiscated by the Defense Department on the grounds that its free energy technology endangered national security interests. This inventor was put under a gag order, so that he could not even tell the press that his N machine had been confiscated. This is ironic when one considers that the idea for the N machine came directly from a famous experiment performed by Michael Faraday in 1831.
The U.S. energy monopoly, which pushes for the development of oil, gas, coal, and nuclear power--while defunding solar energy and other non polluting alternatives--apparently does not want to see free energy emerge as a viable option. Meanwhile, other countries, notably India and Japan, are vigorously pursuing what might prove to be a technological breakthrough. (is this yet one more example of the Invented in USA/Made in Japan" syndrome, the outcome of American shortsightedness and vested interests?)
In India, eminent engineer Paramahamsa Tewari is currently testing his invention, called the Space Power Generator (SPG), which essentially replicates DePalma's N machine. With 5 kilowatt total input, the SPG is reportedly yielding 30 kilowatt electrical output correspondence to B. DePalma 8/13/90). Tewari, a senior engineer with India's Department of Atomic Energy-Nuclear Power Corporation, also directs the Kaiga Project, India's largest atomic power facility, in Karnataka. He freely acknowledges his dept to DePalma, who has shared his experimental results with Tewari for many years.
According to Tewari, "The electrical power generated by the Space Power Generator is indeed commercially viable and should be brought to the notice of the general public."
He has urged India's Atomic Energy Commission to create an independent research group to advance free energy technology. Tewari also credits John Wheeler, the prominent American physicist and discoverer of the black hole, for his steady encouragement. Wheeler, who had been searching for a mathematical theory that would predict free energy, applauded Tewari for his effort to develop such a theory, and the two scientists corresponded for several years.
The Japan Science Foundation, under Japanese government auspices, awarded grants to two universities and one company to produce models of the N machine and to investigate how it works. Kazama Giken Corporation is commercially supplying small N machines for research and educational purposes. Another Japanese company, Panasonic/National, is also pursuing this technology.
Shiuji Inomata, Ph D president of the Japan Psychotronics Institute and senior scientist at the Electrotechnical Laboratory in Ibaraki, has been instrumental in sparking the interest of Japan's scientific community in the N machine. "One day man will connect his apparatus to the very wheel work of the universe... and the very forces that motivate the planets in their orbits and cause them to rotate will rotate his own machinery" predicted Nikola Tesla, the Croatian born American electrical genius whose discoveries and inventions rival those of Edison.
Proponents of the N machine believe that it taps directly into a primordial energy source, meshing with the wheel work of the cosmos.
"Electrical engineering took a wrong turn 160 years ago," according to Tewari, referring to English scientist Michael Faraday's pioneering work of the world's first dynamo. In 1831, Faraday performed a series of experiments which led to the modern electric induction generator, having two moving parts--a rotor and a stator. Faraday moved a wire near the pole of a magnet, producing an electrical potential across the ends of the wire. This induction principle is used in all the electrical generators we use today.
And that's precisely what Tewari means by a "wrong turn." In that same year, 1831, Faraday also performed a simple yet ingenious experiment with a rotating magnetized conductor. The resulting phenomenon (free energy?) has yet to be explained in terms of conventional scientific theory. By cementing a copper disc on top of a cylinder magnet, and rotating the magnet and disc together, Faraday created an electrical potential. After pondering this phenomenon for many years, he concluded that when a magnet is rotated, its magnetic field remains stationary. Thus, he reasoned, the metal of the magnet moves through its own field, and the relative motion is translated into electrical potential.
Faraday's experiments led him to the revolutionary conclusion that a magnetic field is a property of space itself, not something attached to the magnet, which merely serves to induce or evoke the field.
Known for over 150 years, the Faraday homopolor generator, as his contraption is called, has been viewed by a handful of visionary inventors as a basis for evoking the free energy latent in space. They see is as the prototype for a generator capable of providing its own motive power with additional energy to spare. When the world embraced Faraday's two piece induction generator, whose drawbacks include mechanical friction and electrical losses, the enormous potential of the Faraday homo polar generator was abandoned, in the opinion of free-energy proponents.
Following in Faraday's footsteps, DePalma in 1978 speculated that free energy could be tapped from the matrix of space simply by magnetizing a gyroscope. "I reasoned that the metal of the magnetized gyroscope moving through its own magnetic field, when rotated would produce an electrical potential between the axle and the outer edge of the rotating magnetized flywheel," he explains. This insight led to his N machine, essentially a one piece rotating magnetized flywheel, "Instead of having a rotor and a stator, as do conventional generators, the n machine only has a rotor.. Half of the flywheel is the north pole, the other half is the south pole. One electrical contact is put on the axle, another contact is placed on the outer edge of the gyroscope, and presto, electricity is taken directly out of the magnet itself."
For 150 years after Faraday's controversial experiment, no one bothered to see whether or not a rotating magnet generator would have to to the same amount of work as a conventional induction generator in order to produce and identical power output. Then, in 1978, the aforementioned Sunburst homopolar generator was built. Tests determined that is output power greatly exceeded the input needed to run the machine, that it was much more efficient that an induction generator.
Opinions differ as to the exact mechanisms by which the N machine generates energy. In 1977 Tewari created a minor sensation when he put forth the theory that space is filled with a dynamic medium whose swirling motion is the source of all matter and energy.
In his Space Vortex Theory, more fully developed in his 1984 book, Beyond Matter, the Indian engineer inventor postulated that a void lies at the heart of the electron-- a void whose high speed rotation within a vacuum could produce energy from space. Tewari's theory is based on the assumption that the electron has a definite structure, and is not just a homogeneous "droplet" of charge.
According to Tewari, the movement of "voids" in the spinning magnetized cylinder of his Space Power Generator liberates free energy out of the space between the machine's axis and the magnet. He readily admits that this sounds incredible, by the yardstick of known laws of physics.
Tewari says he never would have developed his theory had he been trained as a physicist rather than as an engineer, since his ideas differ so radically from conventional physics. "Tewari's explanation is perfectly possible," comments DePalma. "He is attempting to conceptualize what's happening between the atoms and where the energy is liberated."
"My own approach," continues DePalma, "is that space is all around us like the sea of water the fish swim in. The only way you know it's there is to distort it in some way, and the simplest way to distort space is with a magnet."
DePalma maintains that his own conception of magnetism as a distortion of a pre-existent homogeneous field is "the first new thought on the fundamental nature of magnetism since Oersted." Having taught at MIT as a lecturer in physics for 15 years, DePalma grew increasingly dissatisfied with mainstream physics' explanation of the way things work.
His current view of the universe would strike many conventional scientists as heresy. For example, modern science says that energy is a constant substance in the universe, and that the conversion of energy from one form to another will lead to the heat-death of the universe eon from now.
In contrast, says DePalma, "My cosmos is an open-ended universe, one in which energy can be evoked from space itself. All energy come from space," he maintains, "and there are various processes which can release this energy, the simplest of which is lighting a match or rubbing two sticks together."
Suppose you light a candle. The heat in the flame derives from the release of latent heat stored in the wax, according to the textbooks. Nonsense says DePalma. "The law of energy conservation is pure assumption," he insists. In his theory, the heat of a lit candle comes from space, and this substrate is slowly consumed by the energy of space flowing through it. When you drive a car, the heat latent in the gasoline is extracted through burning, which propels the pistons. Right?
Wrong says DePalma. His understanding of the process is that the gasoline-air mixture, catalyzed by an electric spark, acts as a "molecular antenna" to release energy from space. Heat energy thus released cooks or burns the substance which is evoking it in the first place, producing exhaust.
Likewise, when a magnet is rotated in the N-machine, DePalma theorizes, the electrical current comes from the space through which the magnet is drawing its energy, not from the magnets mechanical rotation.
DePalma's approaches to other basic phenomena are equally unorthodox. In the mid-1970's he performed the "Spinning Ball Experiment," http://depalma.pair.com/SpinningBall(Understanding).html which purportedly demonstrated that a rotating object will fall faster or go higher than an identical non rotating object with the same initial velocity. If true, these results fly in the face of all knows physics. The experimental procedure is simple: Take a steel ball bearing (the kind used in a pinball machine), set it rotating, drop it, and measure how fast it falls. Compare its time with that of an identical but non-rotating control ball.
DePalma explained his anomalous results in terms of free energy added to the motion of the rotating object. Those and other experiments led him to formulate radical new concepts of rotation, gravity, inertia and motion in general building on the work of pioneers in the field. He published his findings on the Spinning Ball Experiment in the British Scientific Research Association Journal in 1976. He also outlined the Spinning Ball Experiment to Dr. Edward Purcell, a Harvard physics professor, one of the most eminent experimental physicists at that time.
According to DePalma, Purcell, after contemplating the experiment for several minutes, blurted, "This will change everything."
"Applied physics is not engraved in stone," says Don Kelly, president of the Space Energy Association (SEA/US), a group of engineers, scientists, and inventors dedicated to developing free-energy technology. Today's free-energy scene encompasses a bewildering array of devices, including N machine, Russian plasma generators, a Swill hybrid converter (combining free-energy components nd solid state methods), permanent magnet motors (PMMs), the multiple-coil Hubbard Generator, and various hydrogen power systems.
A standout among the latter group is the "Enerex" H20 unit invented by Yoshiro Nakmatsu, known as the "Edison of Japan." This prolific inventor--father of the floppy disk--claims that his pollution free Enerex unit runs on tap water alone and can generate three times as much power as a standard gasoline engine. An H20 splitter, the Enerex produces hydrogen as the working fuel. Kelly notes that Germany, Switzerland, Japan, Korea and the Netherlands all have active free-energy research associations, with which SEA/US exchanges information. Nevertheless, he feels that the nascent free energy technology faces opposition in the United States from government agencies, academics, and vested industrial interests.
Kely envisions free energy eventually gaining acceptance and application through a grassroots movement of do-it-yourselfers around the country. SEA/US publishes an interesting quarterly newsletter, available to members. (Contact : Jim Kettner, Space Energy Association, PO Box 1136, Clearwater, FL 33757-1136, USA. Tel : 954-749-6553 Membership dues are $35 per year).
DePalma Energy Corporation has not sold a single machine yet. To build an N machine by hand, the company charges around $500,000. Bruce DePalma claims that, if mass produced, the cost of his machine would drop to a mere $400 to $500. He points out that a typical 100 kilowatt AC generator costs a little over $100,000, and adds that an N machine putting out the same amount of power could be manufactured for one third to one half the cost in regular production.
His goal is to set up technology sharing agreements with clients who would manufacture his machine. Surveying the variety of electro-magnetic free energy units available or on the drawing boards, Don Kelly concluded that most of them are plagued by fuzzy applied physics, lack of technical and financial support, and "a distinct cost effectiveness problem." However, Kelly singled out the DePalma N machine as "the mainstayfor this F/E category" and "the best of the F/E units for its potential today." He gave the N machine a high "KISS rating" (KISS=Keep it simple and stupid) due to the machines simple, one-piece rotor performs better than today's conventional two piece generators.
The gyroscope with its anomalous properties, so crucial to the N machine, is also finding applications in antigravity and space propulsion.
Eric Laithwaite, electrical engineering professor at Royal Imperial Technical College, London England, employed the gyroscope in an antigravity machine which he invented. Laithwaite is best know as the discoverer of the linear electrical motor use to propel high speed trains in Japan. After making contact with a couple of English inventors who, in dreams, had seen how a gyroscope could be used to generate a force against space, he devised his antigravity device and, in 1974, demonstrated it in front of an audience at the Royal Imperial Technical College.
The machine, which weighed approximately 20 pounds when not running, reportedly DECREASED in weight to 15 pounds when running. This effect was said to be due to antigravity.
Laithwaite's experiment created a sensation and was written up in papers around the world.
A more sophisticated version of the Laithwaite antigravity machine, invented by Scottish engineer Sandy Kidd, is being tested at Edinburgh University. British Aerospace and the European Commission (the body which runs the Economic Community) are helping to fund the test, which may prove whether it is possible to defy gravity and Newtonian principles. The test will investigate several other similar antigravity devices as well. Testing is under the supervision of Stephen Salter, a professor of engineering design, well known for his work in deriving energy from ocean wave power using large floating objects crammed full of gyroscopes.
The Kidd antigravity machine consists of a system of gyroscopes said to produce inertial thrust without reciprocal reaction, thus turn on its head Newton's Third Law of Motion. (The third law states that when a force acts on a body--every action produces an equal and opposite reaction).
Kidd claims that a spacecraft powered by his propulsion design could travel millions of miles into space, carrying a minimal payload of fuel to power the gyroscopes. far, the amount of thrust claimed to have been produced under laboratory conditions has been measured in ounces. But his is a claim which can not be ignored, according to Dr. Ron Evans, Principal Engineer for Future Concepts in British Aerospace's military aircraft division.
While Evans expressed skepticism about the underlying cause of Kidd antigravity machines's anomalous effects, he said, "If the laws we have been brought up to believe in are wrong, then we would be silly to ignore this. It would be nice if it (the Kidd machine) worked and would open whole new fields."
External Link The Gateway to Primordial Energy www.depalma.org.nz
Kind Regards,
David Kingston
CROP CIRCLE WEB SITE: http://thecropcirclewebsite.50megs.com
UNIVERSITY OF LIFE WEB SITE:http://universityoflife.users2.50megs.com/
See also:
http://www.mufor.org/nmachine.html
http://www.keelynet.com/
http://www.envirolink.org/
http://www.envirolink.org/categories.html?do=shownews Daily News source
Researchers who distain secrecy (thus are probably NOT scammers)
Jerry Decker
George Wiseman
Bill Beaty
Brian Martin
http://zpenergy.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1110
I'm J. Nayer Hardin of the Computer Underground Railroad. This is my first time posting in the group so I'd like to introduce myself. I am a patent holding inventor of a computer armrest that healed and kept my computer injuries away since 1990, CompUrest, an environmentalist and a cyber advocate.My work in free energy includes being the publisher of an e-book about the writings of Bruce DePalma entitled 'DePalma, Free Energy and the N-Machine.' http://www.computerhealth.org/depalma.htm
Ergonomics Made Simple - CompUrest: http://www.compurest.com
Computer Training Material: http://www.geocities.com/computerjoint
NYC Environmental Alert: http://www.geocities.com/cureworks2
African American History: http://www.geocities.com/cureworks1
Nayer's Notes: http://www.geocities.com/cureworks
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This is an update and discussion list on the topic of Free Energy claims. Warning, it has a dynamic mix of acerbic skeptics and determined believers. It covers topics like: over unity, Tesla engines, Dennis Lee, Newman, Tilley, Pantone, zero point energy, mono poles, conspiracy theory, perpetual motion and even 100 mpg carburetors. List founder is eric@phact.orgNew members start out as moderated. There were 1500+ members as of 11/2004"Free Energy" on this list implies a fuelless (unless you can use water) source of energy that would appear to violate known laws of physics. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/free_energy/
Just because his life was so interesting, I give it a digg. He is dead you know. From an article by Toby Grotz:I heard that Bruce dePalma had crossed over from Paramahamsa Tewari. Tewari told me that dePalma had bleed to death internally. This was not a surprise considering the condition that I had seen Bruce in when I visited him in December of 1993. Bruce began each day upon arising, some time before noon, with fine wine mixed with sparkling water. Years of alcohol and substance abuse finally took its toll.I had wanted to ask Bruce a question before he died, but my last letter sent to him had come back "address unknown".I got the new address and phone number from Tewari and called Andrew Mount in New Zealand. Zealand. Andrew went into a rage and yelled and screamed at me over the phone and accused me of being part of the control groups who want to suppress free energy. He spoke as if Bruce was still here with us and said that I had violated Bruce's wish that the video I made during my visit to him in 1993 was to be given to Tewari and only Tewari. I tried to apologize for any misunderstanding but he said I could never make it up and that I would be cursed by my actions until death. I had not been able to show the video to Tewari when I visited him because it was made on Hi-8 format and we had only a short time together. When I made the video it was made with the understanding that it was to document Bruce's work and that it might be used in a documentary about free energy. Some of the footage that I shot on my trip was used in a documentary recently released called "Free Energy, The Race to Zero Point". The video includes footage I shot in Japan with Inomata and footage I shot in India with Tewari.Andrew and Bruce accused me, Pat Bailey, and the Institute for New Energy, by name and insinuated that all of the free energy organizations in the United States were nothing but front organizations for the suppression of free energy. This included anyone who ever worked in aerospace or for academic institutions, the government, or military. Andrew and Bruce among a host of other accusations declared that the INE web page, http:\www.padrak.com/ine/, was the worst example of tabloid journalism on the net.Andrew is right now a very frightened young man. His financial means of support, his mentor, and lover, are gone. He is in a state of shock heightened by grief over Bruce's departure from this plain. Hopefully Bruce is now in a calmer state of mind than he ever experienced during life. We can only pray for both of them.There is a lot more to this story than has ever been told, including the real reasons that dePalma went to New Zealand. As close as you can get in print to the real story of dePalma and the N-machine is told in a book by Tom Valone in a chapter called "The Real Story of the N-Machine". Tom knows a lot more about it than what he wrote down. Ironically, Tom accused me of suppressing his paper in flyers he passed out and in talks he made at various new age conferences.Bruce inspired many researchers in the field of free energy during his life. Tewari credits him for providing the impetus to refine his 1977 hypothesis constructing the universe of matter and the medium of space with a single mobile entity (fluid substance) and with spurring him on to develop a new series of N-Machine designs. The Kahn-Trombly design and research efforts followed the work of dePalma. (For the record, there is no evidence that the Kahn-Trombly device was ever tested over unity.)The mystique and enigma that encircled the life of Bruce dePalma was due in part to the fact that he was never able to prove his theories with a working over unity device. The last machine he built in New Zealand was thoroughly tested and the output was found to be less than unity. The complete test report is available from the Institute for new Energy c/o Hal Fox, PO Box 58639, Salt Lake City, UT 84158-8639.Sadly all this drama trauma is of little or no concern to the soul when it comes time to leave this world. Most of what we spend our time doing is of little use when it comes to the moment of death. To understand life it is necessary also to understand death. In this culture little or no time is spent attempting to understand the purpose of our lives or what we are here for. For those wishing to understand more about life and our purpose, I recommend the "Tibetan Book of Living and Dying" by a contemporary Tibetan master, Sogyal Rinpoche--greg.
http://digg.com/science/Inexhaustible_Energy;_The_N_Machine
This is such bullshit, but whatever, I won't even call it on that.What I'm going to call this on is the usual eisenhower-energy-illuminati-neocon-military-industrial complex 'suppressing' or even 'threatening' the inventors. My question is, WHY!!!!!!!?????Lets say their basic assumption is even right, that 'they' have got everyone under their control. Why WOULDN'T they want a free energy machine? It's not like people would be able to use it, because they would just patent it, and they wouldn't need to worry because the sheep abide by silly patents. And thus they would diffuse one of their major problems. Energy is going to run out, and if the sheep are freezing to death, revolution is around the corner. [reply]
by astyler on 1/30/06
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the machine probably does what it sayd, you may power the flywheel with 5kW and get 30kW, but that energy isnt magical and coming out of thin air. it's most likely harvesting energy from some inertial force. (i.e. taking Earth's kinetic energy) it would be strange for a machine to operate on its frame of reference to an "absolute" frame. it doesnt seem safe. what if it is taking earth's kinetic energy. then the planet will slow down. days will get longer, hell we might eventually fall into the sun. sweet. build one
"While I like to see proof first I think it is probably a mistake to dismiss things like this out of hand. At one time, not really all that long ago, it would have seemed like pure fantasy that you could have used some stuff you dug out of the ground to make a bomb that would blow up an entire city. People forget that scientists DID initially laugh at Einstein before his prediction came true during that most famous solar eclipse.So yeah, I would like to see some proof but we should not clamp our minds shut and assume the laws of thermodynamics are the end of the story."Yes, because candles don't work by breaking chemical bonds in wax, they work from SPACE ENERGY. Of course. It's so obvious now. [reply]
Was having a good chuckle while reading this piece of science fiction. My interest was piqued at the mention of the "the multiple-coil Hubbard Generator" For those who dont know L. Ron Hubbard is the science fiction writer who founded the 'religion' of scientology. (more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xenu)Alarum bells upon:" SEA/US publishes an interesting quarterly newsletter, available to members. (Contact : Jim Kettner, Space Energy Association, PO Box 1136, Clearwater, FL 33757-1136, USA. Tel : 954-749-6553 Membership dues are $35 per year). "Somehow the name "Clearwater" rang bells.Google this: Clearwater scientology"Free energy" is part of the fundamental scientology doctrine. Basically this digg is a Scientology pseudoscience pamphlet. The fact 1138 diggtards (and counting) have dugg is a sad indictment on this 'community'.Dont expect this fact to be mentioned on diggnation, I dont think kevin and pals are up for the legal bills... posted by Master Fuol
March 05, 2006
Deceptive Simplicity
Not So Empty Space
Patent *Not* Pending
U.S. Not Interested
Japanese Interest
A Wrong Turn
A Prototype
Put to the Test
Concept of Magnetism
Applying New Technology
Economics of the N machine
Other Applications
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