Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Pirate88179]

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Bill

[Pirate88179]

@ Leeroy:

Excellent find man.  Electric eels and Christmas trees.  800 watts????? That's some pretty good power there.  I learn something new here every day. Thanks.

Bill

[akashh]

I'd like to post this diagram with my line of thought, which I did post earlier as well.  Basically if the earth's magnetic field is stationary then that means that we are at every point on the earth's surface at the outer rim of a faraday disc.  If we could stick a cable at point A (earth's core) and point B (the surface) we should have a tremendous amount of energy. 
Since that's not possible my line of thinking would be that a deep rod and a superficial rod would register a current - not sure whether just the end of the rod has to be exposed or not, would need experimentation.
Any thoughts and suggestions on this?

[Pirate88179]

@ akashh:

I have one question for you.  If you spin a round magnet, does the magnetic field not move?  It may not, I have no idea.  If not, then what you are postulating makes a lot of sense.  Did you ever read of Tesla's idea (not exactly related, but close) of errecting a ring on pylons that spanned the earth maybe 20 feet off of the ground?   Once constructed, his thoughts were that the pylons could then be removed and the ring would "float" as it could not fall in all directions around the earth at once.  Then, he said that since the earth was rotating at about 1,000mph this device could be used to harness the rotational velocity or, to transport humans from one point on the globe, to another, by entering a capsule that ran along the ring that could be braked for entering and exiting.

Sorry, long story to make a point.  If the earth is spinning (and I think it is) and the magnetic field does not rotate along with it, then your Faraday disk idea could very well be right on the money. This may be the reason for the telluric currents phenomenon. I truly believe there is more going on here than we, as an "advanced" race, realize at this point.

Bill

[akashh]

@Bill:  If you read back a few pages, that's exactly what I posted - that I believe that the earth's magnetic is stationary and that the earth spins through it.  It can be verified by simple experiments, read back a bit to some of the posts.
I do believe that is the cause of telluric currents.
What we need to do is design a set of experiments to verify whether this could give us what we are looking for.