Energy from the Active Vacuum: The Motionless Electromagnetic Generator

Bearden, T. E.

doi:10.1002/0471231487.ch12

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“…By tuning the circuit to the corona resonance, the ion-oscillations couple a zero point energy coherence directly to the circuit (King, 2001). Finally, the development of the motionless electromagnetic generator (MEG) by Bearden and co-workers (Bearden, 2001;Patrick et al, 2002;Anastasovski et al, 2001) has also demonstrated the principal of over unity energy production from the vacuum state, coupled with a strong theoretical foundation. Although the device has been replicated by several laboratories and shown over unity energy production, control of the energy flow is still being researched.…”

Section: Energy Generation Needsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implications of Outside-the-Box Technologies on Future Space Exploration and Colonization

Loder

2003

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Abstract. In general, planning for future manned space exploration either to the moon, Mars, or an asteroid has depended on a somewhat linear extrapolation of our present technologies. Two major prohibitive cost issues regarding such planning are payload lift and in-flight energy generation. The costs of these in both engineering and actual flight costs, coupled with the planning necessary to carry out such exploration have prevented us from actively moving forward. Although, it will be worthwhile to continue to plan for such exploration using "present" technologies, I recommend that planning be concerned mainly with mission strategies and goals utilizing both present technology and totally new energy breakthroughs. There are presently in research and development an entire suite of relevant outside-the-box technologies which will include both zero point energy generation and antigravity technologies that will replace our present solar/nuclear/fuel cell energy technologies and liquid/solid fuel rockets. This paper describes some of these technologies, the physics behind them and their potential use for manned space exploration. The companies and countries that first incorporate these technologies into their space programs will lead the way in exploring and colonizing space.

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Section: Energy Generation Needsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implications of Outside-the-Box Technologies on Future Space Exploration and Colonization

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2003

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“…From Eq. (1) it is possible to write four-valued, generally covariant, components such as qx = (4;74:7q:Tqi) (7) which, in the limit of special relativity, reduces to Similarly, one can write qy = (q;,q:>q2v>q:)-(0707aY,O) (9) and use the property qxq;-qvq; --+DXGY -CY(JX (10) in the limit of special relativity. The only possibility from Eqs.…”

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“…To maximize the electromagnetic energy density, the curvature has to be maximized, and the maximization of curvature may be the result of the presence of a gravitating object. In general, wherever there is curvature, there is electromagnetic energy that may be extracted from curved spacetime using a suitable device such as a dipole [7]. Therefore, we conclude that electromagnetic energy density exists in curved spacetime under all conditions, and devices can be constructed [S] to extract this energy density.…”

Section: Energy From the Vacuummentioning

confidence: 99%