Building a Keshe reactor / building a Power Source

[Cap-Z-ro]

Adding more background noise does not un-ring a bell.

Regards...

[markdansie]

Adding more background noise does not un-ring a bell.

Regards...

Does not make Keshe device real either lol.
No data, no self running or looping =BS...not poetic words but has wisdom
Kind Regards

[Cap-Z-ro]

Does not make Keshe device real either lol.
No data, no self running or looping =BS...not poetic words but has wisdom
Kind Regards

Kindly point out to everyone where I claimed that it was real...

It appears there is something seriously psychologically wrong with you.

Regards...

[Reiyuki]

  Hey Cap, don't mind TK, he likes to mark his territory all over this forum, but often has some pretty good insights.



Anyway for the rest that are interested,

  We know a spinning superconductor exhibits a gravitational distortion. (the London Moment)
     http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/03/060325232140.htm


  We also know that a while a plasma is not generally superconductive, it can have extremely low resistance, and the thin gas can be accelerated to near relativistic speeds.

  We also know that relatively moving conductors in a B field will generate DC electricity by the Lorentz force (Railgun, Faraday disk).  Low voltage, high current.

  So by circulating charged gas in a magnetic B field, by any standard law we should end up getting *some* electricity by the Lorentz and *some* gravitic effect by the London Moment.

  Overunity, antigravity, alchemy?  Who the F knows?  Maybe you need liquid helium to make the plasma superconductive and superfluid before you'll register any effects whatsoever.


  FYI, I find much of Keshe's theory to be BS, so please don't associate me with that.  I'd rather generate a working theory based on the scientific principles we already have.  No need to go and reinvent the wheel.

[Cap-Z-ro]

 
Hey Cap, don't mind TK, he likes to mark his territory all over this forum, and occasionally has some good insights.




I agree, although I thought he knew better than to try pulling that crap on me.




Anyway for the rest that are interested,

  We know a spinning superconductor exhibits a gravitational distortion. (the London Moment)
     http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2006/03/060325232140.htm


  We also know that a while a plasma is not generally superconductive, it can have extremely low resistance, and the thin gas can be accelerated to near relativistic speeds.

  We also know that relatively moving conductors in a B field will generate DC electricity by the Lorentz force (Railgun, Faraday disk).  Low voltage, high current.

  So by circulating charged gas in a magnetic B field, by any standard law we should end up getting *some* electricity by the Lorentz and *some* gravitic effect by the London Moment.




As I said earlier, an interesting approach, and look forward to seeing the results.




  FYI, I find much of Keshe's theory to be BS, so please don't associate me with that.  I'd rather generate a working theory based on the scientific principles we already have.  No need to go and reinvent the wheel.



I know enough to reserve my decision his technology...over time I've found there's nothing worse than trying to pry my foot from my mouth in public.

Regards...