Unlocking Zero-Point Energy

[sm0ky2]

Proving the method works, gives credence to such a method being feasible using other sources of radiation. You can alternatively choose a non-manmade source and perform the same experiment.


If you have a theory as to 'why' this method cannot work with virtually any wavelength greater than Plank's Constant : please share.

[skywatcher]

Proving the method works, gives credence to such a method being feasible using other sources of radiation. You can alternatively choose a non-manmade source and perform the same experiment.


If you have a theory as to 'why' this method cannot work with virtually any wavelength greater than Plank's Constant : please share.

Of course it is possible but the only non-man-made radiation which is strong enough to get significant amounts of energy is the radiation from the sun. We all know the advantages and disadvantages of solar energy.

[onepower]

Smoky2

Proving the method works, gives credence to such a method being feasible using other sources of radiation. You can alternatively choose a non-manmade source and perform the same experiment.

Indeed it proves many different phenomena of interest to the FE researcher...

1)It proves space is not empty but full of EM wave/radiant energy from countless external sources such as the billion trillion stars in space.
-This should have been obvious and the fact we can even see countless stars tells us there energy existed at every point between us and said stars. Anyone who claims space is empty and there is no energy present is obviously mistaken.

2)It proves energy at very small wavelength/scales can be extracted.
-The Casimir cavity or effect proves there is energy present and that it can be utilized.

3)What we don't know is how far this effect extends and it could relate to the nature of matter on the atomic level. Could a variation of this effect be the glue which holds matter together ultimately relating to the energy of fission/fusion or transmutation?. In this case were not talking about milliwatts but possibly Kilo or Megawatt capabilities.

What many don't understand is that all the heavier elements were born in the crucible of stars. The lighter elements were super-compressed by stars concentrating a massive amount of energy within them as heavier elements. Thus all matter is like a battery just waiting for some impetus to reorganize it's structure and release some of the energy given to it. We know this is true because fission/fusion has proven this energy is present and can be extracted.

Could the Casmir effect be supercharged producing sub nano-scale atomic reactions on the surface of matter liberating a part of the energy stored within it from stars?. A form of cold fusion, cold because it can only occur within an extremely small surface region to a limited extent?. Unlike the large bulky, lumped sum brute force reactions most are used to dealing with?. A little finesse could go a long way...

AC

[Sergh]

Where does our space come from? Not about the "big bang", the theory of which is somewhat dubious.
Not about cosmic space, although you can scale from microscopic to cosmic values.


From what does our space arise every second, how is it visualized in the transition between the future and the past?

How much energy ... in time?

Physicists John Wheeler and Richard Feynman calculated that there is enough quantum energy in the vacuum inside a single light bulb to boil all the world's oceans.

https://www.theguardian.com/education/2003/jul/17/research.highereducation

[sm0ky2]

Of course it is possible but the only non-man-made radiation which is strong enough to get significant amounts of energy is the radiation from the sun. We all know the advantages and disadvantages of solar energy.

That, of course depends on your interpretation of 'significant', and your ability to follow the mathematical formulas presented by the inventor.