Cavitation: Is it the key to alternative energy?

[Grumpy]

My fears come alive
In this place where I once died
Demons dreaming
Knowing i...i just needed to realign

[Grumpy]

    I think them there ufo's taint nottin but skootin around in a bubble.   Just like cousin jed who when he tokes up his wacky tabacky blows a smoke ring at granny.  Fucks her up fer days.

I respectfully salute you.

EDIT:

British intel is here too.  Wonder if that will nul anything, probably not.

It's like the Adams Family around here.

[ramset]

All
lets talk

How can we test this cavitation?

The way I understand this is, compress ,Shock ,smack,perturb,the environment Very quickly

so as to make an imbalance [unnatural condition][change the way things are]

Then there is an opportunity presented bye nature[pumping in energy] restoring order that opens a window?

Cavitation opens the window, ENORMOUS ENERGY IS AVAILABLE

How do we control this window of opportunity and keep it open?

how can we test this cavitation?
  Chet
STEFAN NO MORE KARMA ? HALLELUJAH!!

[Grumpy]

All
lets talk

How can we test this cavitation?

The way I understand this is, compress ,Shock ,smack,perturb,the environment Very quickly

so as to make an imbalance [unnatural condition][change the way things are]

Then there is an opportunity presented bye nature[pumping in energy] restoring order that opens a window?

Cavitation opens the window, ENORMOUS ENERGY IS AVAILABLE

How do we control this window of opportunity and keep it open?

how can we test this cavitation?

first you need to determine the medium you want to work with.

[sm0ky2]

 cant seem to get this out of my head...

those Pistol Shrimp (snaping shrimp)...
they cause cavitation, using microwatts of power.
scientists can detach a claw, and electricaly stimulate them to open and snap shut.

creating infinite enregy for a finite period of time.

and thats not even considering the energy levels in the SOUND created when the cavitation collapses!!!
im not even going to get into the theory of thermodynamics when applied to this situation..

BUT... what i cant stop thinking of, is making a gigantic mechanical "claw" replica, using springs.
i have looked, but cannot find anything about someone trying to replicate the shrimp mechanically...

if we can create our own cavitation, by flipping a "trigger"... what then?
  4-piston cavitation motor operating on a cam-shaft from a small DC motor??

how many tiny 5000-degree C cavitation bubbles would it take to heat 1 gallon of water 100 degrees??
would it be possible to also attach a sound-reciever to convert the sonic disruption into electricity?

i'll start with the mechanical claw.  i feel like i HAVE to build it,. just to know if its possible...