Conversion of Vacuum Energy into Mechanical Energy IN THE LAB

[Koen1]

For those who are interested, here is a link to a new
article that describes how they successfully managed
to convert Vacuum Energy into Mechanical Energy
in the laboratory under vacuum conditions.

Brand new, just off the press!!

http://philica.com/display_article.php?article_id=141

Read it and be amazed.

[sparks]

     E=mc2   M=c2/e  So the speed of light squared/e=0 in a vacuum.  Therefore we need a zero up top and notice that E can be an infinite amount.
A vacuum now appears to have an infinite amount of energy existing at no relative velocity or change rate.

[Koen1]

yeah algebra is nice.

But what do you think about the "motor" these guys built?

[nul-points]

hi Koen - nice find!


one small step for man... 

if he can satisfy peer reviewers that there's no other external artifact driving the system then this could be one of the first cracks in the Dam of Classical ElectroDynamics

i like his 'low-tech' approach: prove the principle by whatever means - improve later

it's got to be an encouragement to all committed members of FE forums like ours


...is this a vindication of the Biefield-Brown experiments?


it'll be interesting to see how much of a fight he has on his hands from 'conventional science'

all the best
sandy
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[TinselKoala]

I've just skimmed the article and it's fascinating.

Two criticisms pop out right away:
First, the chamber is too small. There will be image charges and wall effects from the proximity of the chamber walls.
Second, I don't think the vacuum was hard enough to eliminate all possible ion wind effects. I can still see ion wind effects below 1x10e-6 Torr in the apparatus I'm sitting next to right now.
Third, I have seen vacuum oil churning and flowing, in vacuo, while under the influence of an electrostatic field. Could the thrust be coming from the oil?

But rest assured that I will be attempting a replication of this experiment, as soon as the big vacuum chamber is available (that is, when the current project can be removed).