In two days of reading and pouring over sources and doing
some correlation work, I have found of articles and papers
that give a general overview of the possible physics
of the Jovion Pwer Generation Device.
These are papers, Artciles and Books to read and pour over
which I think give a good overview and confirmation of what
could be the underlying or related physics of its operation.
Hope it helps...I will continue to look for other materials!
So read on:
1) A special kind of Casimir plates
for making exotic matter
by M.Mansooryar at
[email protected]
arxiv.org...
If you can make exotic matter, it means energy is being
transformed and where there is energy transformation,
there can be energy extraction!
**** Read the last 3 pages of the PDF for a Bibliography
detailing some FANTASTIC sources for possible
explanations for "Field Effects" used in breakthrough
power production and propulsion systems
2) Casimir forces between plates with
periodic longitudinal inhomogeneity
Yu. B. Zayaev1, V. M. Mostepanenko1 and N. N. Trunov1
D. I. Mendeleev All-Union Scientific-Research Institute
of Metrology, USSR (1986)
www.springerlink.com...
Methods and means to calculate the forces inherent
within the Casimir effects....If you know where,
how and how much force is produced or applied,
it's only a step beyond to INTENTIONALLY DIRECTING
the output or application of said force.
i.e. make electricity from aggregation of smaller
electrical and thermal Casimir effects)
3) Physicists Reduce Casimir Force by Altering Surface of Plates
University of Florida 2008 Ho Bun Chan, Yiliang Bao, Jie Zou,
Bell Labs scientists Raymond Cirelli, Fred Klemens,
William Mansfield and Chien-Shing Pai.
Research was funded by the U.S. Department of Energy.
July 15th, 2008
www.azonano.com...
By actually REDUCING the Casimir forces at play,
the movement of viscuous fluids or or gaseous mediums
could be enhanced such that the movement of such
mediums within very small cavities or channels
could be used to create a long-lifetime nano-battery
as charges accumulate and drain from opposite ends
of said micro-channels and cavities.
***** VERY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY:
If I am not mistaken or if my reading from this is correct,
could this effect not also be used to create a super-small
ultra-high capacity, EMP and Radiation hardened Random
Access Memory Cell using the exchange
(i.e. drain/accumulate) of gasses or viscuous fluid
between Casimir micro-cavities or plates as a
transistor which could be the basis of a binary computing
system and eventually super-tough, nearly indestructable
RAM (Random Access Memory) or ROM (Read Only Memory)
chips?
4) The thermal Casimir effect for rough metallic plates
by Giuseppe Bimonte
arxiv.org...
If Casimir plates are roughened up (made with random
dimples or ripples or corrugations), intense thermal effects
are produced due to ohmic (i.e. resistive) effects which
somewhat confirms that a fluid heat exchange system
could be added to the Jovion device to extract an
aggregated heat load and eventually drive some sort of
electricity-producing turbine. (i.e. steam turbine)
5) The Casimir Effect Heats Up
Number 811 #1, February 7, 2007 by Phil Schewe, Ben Stein,
and Davide Castelvecchi
www.aip.org...
For the first time, a group led by Nobel laureate Eric Cornell at
the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the
University of Colorado in Boulder has confirmed a 1955
prediction, by physicist Evgeny Lifschitz, that temperature
affects the Casimir force, the attraction between two objects
when they come to within 5 millionths of a meter (approximately
1/5,000 of an inch) of each other or less. These efforts heighten
the understanding of the force and enable future experiments to
better account for its effects.
Tiny as it is, the Casimir effect causes parts in nano- and
microelectromechanical systems (NEMS and MEMS) to stick
together. It confounds tabletop experimental efforts to detect
exotic new forces beyond those predicted by Newtonian gravity
and the Standard Model of particle physics.
In their work, the researchers investigated the Casimir-Polder
force, the attraction between a neutral atom and a nearby
surface. The Colorado group sent ultracold rubidium
atoms to within a few microns of a glass surface. Doubling the
temperature of the glass to 600 degrees Kelvin while keeping
the surroundings near room temperature caused the glass to
increase its attractive force threefold, confirming theoretical
predictions recently made by the group's theorist co-authors
in Trento, Italy.
What was happening here? The Casimir force arises from effects
of the vacuum (empty space). According to quantum mechanics,
the vacuum contains fleeting electromagnetic waves, in turn
consisting of electric and magnetic fields. The electric fields can
slightly rearrange the charge in atoms. Such "polarized" atoms
can then feel a force from an electric field. The vacuum's electric
fields are altered by the presence of the glass, creating a region
of maximum electric field that attracts the atoms. In addition,
heat inside the glass also drives the fleeting electromagnetic
waves, some of which leak onto the surface as "evanescent
waves." These evanescent waves have a maximum electric field
on the surface and further attract the atoms.
Electromagnetic waves from heat in the rest of the environment
would usually cancel out the thermal attraction from the glass
surface. However, dialing up the temperature on the glass tilts
the playing field in favor of glass's thermal force and heightens
the attraction between the wall and the atoms.
Obrecht et al., Physical Review Letters, 9 February 2007
Also see the NIST press release
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