PROGRESSIVE TECHNOLOGY HOUR returns to the internet cyberwaves

[Doctor Whodini]

Hello all,

As oil reaches a $126 a barrel, what other energy prospects are on the horizon?

Dr. Ted Loder, chief science advisor of the Orion Project is my guest on the PROGRESSIVE TECHNOLOGY HOUR:
http://www.achieveradio.com/vortex-progressive-tech/index.php

Dr. Loder retired in May 2005 as a Professor Emeritus from the University of New Hampshire, Dept. of Earth Sciences and the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space.

The Orion Project is a non-profit 501c3 foundation dedicated to transforming the world's energy/social crisis into a world of healthy, sustainable abundance. Our goal is to inform, educate, and help supply all peoples of our planet with sustainable, non-polluting power. To accomplish this task we are searching out and supporting the development of new, clean energy technologies that can bring this vision forward in our world.

Produced by Vortex Network News.

Bill

---
William S. Alek, INTALEK, INC.
7760 E. State Rte 69 Ste C5-381
Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
PHONE: 928.255.0198
  URL: http://www.intalek.com/

[sparks]

     
    Great Platform!  Go for it big time.  I have been posting alot of free energy theories down in Steven Mark's Device.  What I have come to understand is that a spark will act as a catalyst for the translation of potential energy from mass.   The proof is in understanding that a radio broadcast investing 4watts of energy is able to excite incredible amounts of matter.  4watts of energy investment can cause megatons of mass to vibrate.  Trying to develop a demonstration device for the energy catalyst properties of a spark.  Good luck and god bless.

[hansvonlieven]

Well, according to the stories I heard, the Haunebu I was powered by three Mercedes Diesel engines. Lets hypothesize that each Diesel engine outputs up to 250 HP, then we have up to 750 HP available to drive the propulsion system. Now, converting horsepower to kilowatts, we get approximately 560 KW, or a bit over a half of megawatt. We're looking at a fair amount of power to drive this type of propulsion system. The advantage we have with this technology is that it gives us the proverbial "high ground", in other words, we can go into space with this technology, where planes can't go. This is why I think this technology is classified above the atom bomb.

http://wapedia.mobi/en/High_ground

Bill

What a silly notion. How can you go into space with three diesel motors supplying the power? Where do you get the oxygen from to operate these motors? Get real. However it was done, this was NOT the way.

Hans von Lieven

[Doctor Whodini]

Not necessarily, the engines are contained within the base of the sphere. The exhaust of the engines could easily be vented to space. The oxygen can be liquified and stored in tanks. Diesel fuel is of course stored in tanks. Personally, I don't see an issue.

Bill

[Localjoe]

... You know were not ufo haters here we just arent stupid either were all inventors or techs so ... not -nonsense ideas may behoove you to show the group in the future.

now this is quality programming http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iEAGmBRC1dc