Unlocking Zero-Point Energy

[Feb2006]

Prof. Garret Moddel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tGRhTXKh8A
http://www.rexresearch.com/moddelzpe/Moddelzpe.html

[Jimboot]

Thanks mate. More here https://www.colorado.edu/faculty/moddel/research/zero-point-energy-technology

[sm0ky2]

Thanks mate. More here https://www.colorado.edu/faculty/moddel/research/zero-point-energy-technology

6 mins and 40 secs - is that the Nigel Hands diode converter?

[ramset]

Garrett mentions 1.7 giga amps "per square meter " potential!
Seems he worked (pioneered) on early photovoltaic projects ( Silicon Valley) which sought
To harvest from the suns square meter to planets surface output (approximately 1100-1200 watts ?

And here
Giga amps per square meter potential...


Feb2006 Thanks


Respectfully
Chet

[ramset]

Here a comment from Lanca
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1,7 giga Ampere per qm  means by Volt : total VA or W value ?
Giga Mega Kilo 1 700 000 000 A x ? Volt or   1,7 x 10v9 A x V
This conversion we need for ,1994 published,theme ' quantum well diode '
between 10v13 and 10v7 Watt per sqm values https://worldwide.espacenet.com/publicationDetails/biblio?DB=EPODOC&II=0&ND=3&adjacent=true&locale=en_EP&FT=D&date=19941018&CC=US&NR=5356484A&KC=A#
   The above test used diodes with active diode areas of 10@-4 cm@2 as convenient to the fabrication and the tests. In the theory of the quantum reversible process, the output voltage is not dependent on the area of the diode electrodes. The test results do not support the existence of any electron thermalization process in which any significant fraction of the hot electrons is first thermalized to an equilibrium temperature for electrons. This thermalization process is not compatible with the experimental results, since approximately 10@13 watts per square meter of input power is needed to heat the thermalized electrons to the electron temperature of 6000 DEG K. for an electron photon thermalization time of 10@-12 seconds. This electron thermalization process is also not a physically realizable process for this input power, since the material of the diode is destroyed in less than 10@-12 seconds by this intensity of incoming photons. This power is 6 orders of magnitude larger than the test power for the conversion process of 10@7 watts per square meter that was used in the experiment. These results support the conclusion that the thermal energy of the hot electron is directly converted into electromagnetic energy before any electron thermalization occurs.
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