How do you make Money from an overunity device that can not be patented?

[maw2432]

Science Discoveries are rewarded every year in fields of Chemistry and Physics.  It is called the Nobel Prize.  The Nobel Prize amount for 2011 is set at Swedish kronor (SEK) 10 million per full Nobel Prize. That is about 1.5 million in US dollars.   Along with the money, diploma, and international fame you would also be asked to speak (more money) for several years at many Scientific forums and college lecture tours.    All this for a great discovery.   No patent required. 

You need to publish your discovery to be eligable.  It should be a Scientific document with proof of your discovery. 

I suggest also that you create a good Non-disclosure document and take your discovery to several universities and have your discovery verified first.
Then publish your findings. 

If you truly have a great discovery, the award will come.

Bill

[maw2432]

Say that you have discovered a previously unknown property of a substance that allows you to prove overunity beyond any doubt. Repeatable and reproducible by anyone. You have used different materials, meters, gauges, and even multiple locations to rule out outside influences (I used to be a metrologist, I ran a materials testing lab, And process engineering for a major corp. trust me). Also assume that with such a breakthrough that you would like to become disgustingly wealthy. You are familiar with the laws of thermodynamics, but you also can see it with you own eyes and hold it in your hands. No input required. It just works. Linear or rotational and output is measured with "work"- force over distance.
Now you start researching patents and find out that you can't protect it. How do you make Billions from it? JREF has a million dollar prize. There are some X prizes and some oil guy. But how do you make real money with it? 
I would really like some ideas.

As a meteorologist,  you know that properties of materials are broken down to main categories. 
Physical and Chemical properties. 

Chemical properties suggest the substances ability to react and form a new chemical substance.   It would be very difficult (but not impossible) to get much notice for a new chemical property discovery.

That leaves a new discovery of a physical property of a substance.    I doubt that you are looking at radioactive decay effect of a material.  So that leaves us with magnetic and electrical properties.
 
Materials can be pure substances as an individual element, or compounds or alloys.   
Most all the individual elements have been studied beyond our imagination for all their physical properties.  However, just look at last years Nobel Prize on Graphine.   

So I imagine you are working with a compound or alloy that forms naturally and has  not been previously studied for the physical property that you discovered. 

A good guess would be that you may have found a material that blocks magnetic fields.   A material that acts as a magnetic shield.   That would be a great discovery. 

Bill

[maw2432]

2010 Nobel Prize for Physics


http://youtu.be/we3kWMkSGtg

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/click_online/9491789.stm

[Justsomeguy]

Metrologist. I  suspect you were auto-corrected.And materials testing, primarily microstructure analysis. Your logic is reasonably correct. So now you have a material with unusual properties. A very specific compound designed to have other properties, but you stumbled upon a "side effect".  How do you sell it ?

[maw2432]

Metrologist. I  suspect you were auto-corrected.And materials testing, primarily microstructure analysis. Your logic is reasonably correct. So now you have a material with unusual properties. A very specific compound designed to have other properties, but you stumbled upon a "side effect".  How do you sell it ?

Sorry about the auto correction.    I suggest you look at the Nobel Prize for Graphine. 
The strongest now known material in the world.   The physical property is not patentable.  It was isolated using a graphite pencil and some scotch tape.  The process for using silcon sheets to produce large quantities is patentable.

If your "side effect" requires some process then go for a patent. 

If you are intested in producing say a motor generator that runs OU because of this material use, then that is process/method of acheiving a result.   That would be patentable.   Anyone wanting to use your method/process and material would need to pay you a royality.   

If not,  do as I suggested before and publish your finding.  If it is as you say proving OU, and provides for a low cost altnerative energy, you may receive a Nobel Prize. 

If you are looking for answers on how to get into production, sales and marketing of a product,  you are looking at the wrong forum.   

Bill