Ground breaking work of Frank Znidarsic (Cold Fusion & Anti-gravity explained)

[quarktoo]

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Disregard - now it works.

[gravityblock]

@Znidarsic, Welcome to the forum.  In my opinion, you're doing a very good work.  Thanks for sharing.
@Quarktoo, Thanks for joining the discussion.

@All, I've been debating if I should post this video or not in this thread, because it's speculation on my part at this time.  However, this video may be showing a quantum transition on a macroscopic scale where the water is acting as a single atom or one big water molecule.  The entire bowl of water will very quickly begin spinning at the critical speed when acoustically stimulated with the appropriate frequency.  Also, take note when the rotation direction of the "wand" moving around the bowl is reversed, all of the water will very quickly reverse it's direction of rotation simultaneously and reach it's critical speed almost instantaneously as if it was one big water molecule or atom undergoing a single quantum transition. This behavior is similar to the quantized vortices in a superfluid.

Here's the video, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUvbBK9fGrw

GB

[gravityblock]

What would happen if we substituted the water in the "singing bowl" with a superfluid, such as helium-4 or helium-3?  Just a thought.

GB

[WilbyInebriated]

What would happen if we substituted the water in the "singing bowl" with a superfluid, such as helium-4 or helium-3?  Just a thought.

GB

be interesting to see. does water with a different specific gravity behave the same? does fluid viscosity matter? i guess comparing helium-3 or 4 to water would answer that. what effect, if any, infinite thermal conductivity would have would be interesting as well.

[fznidarsic]

Thank singing boal is pretty neat.  There has got to be a use for the effect as some sort of wind or water turbine.  Keep thinking.