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Originally posted by dereks
care to point to one of these "scientific papers" in a peer reviewed journal?
so which University have they presented their machines to be tested to? If they have not done that, why not?
If they worked as overunity machines, the JREF would give them US $1million, there would also be a Nobel Prize in physics for them - so why havent they done that?
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
If the "Top Secret Scientist" will be able to have a device that puts out several kilowatts of continuous power by April, why do they want $3 million now?
Why don't they just unveil their free energy device in April and wait for the investors to come banging on their door?
Originally posted by MajorDisaster
Bearden has all sorts of articles on his site explaining the physics.
In EFTV Part 1 Bearden says that they are working with a university outside the US but he doesn't name it.
It's never occured to you that the JREF prize is an unwinnable prize?
That Randi is a professional debunker, not a skeptic?
And the Nobel Prize is now a joke.
Obama winning the Nobel Peace Prize? How disgusting is that??
Bedini even states in EFTV Part 2 that he welcomes such challenges, as long as he can use open-loop systems with one battery for input and a secondary battery - or batterIES! - for output.
Originally posted by NuclearPaul
This Telsa technology being released (finally) sounds good, I just hope big business doesn't find a way to hijack it.
Originally posted by whoshotJR
Kilowatt = 1000 watts.
Must things I have found say the average us home uses like 3600 watts a day.
Watts isn't relative to time. It's how much power a device uses.
For example, an electric kettle can use around 2400 watts, while a 40in LCD TV can use around 170.
Most likely the average home uses 3600W to operate.
Originally posted by dereks
so no peer reviewed journal then!
Bedini even states in EFTV Part 2 that he welcomes such challenges, as long as he can use open-loop systems with one battery for input and a secondary battery - or batterIES! - for output.
Yes, my overunity device always needs new batteries to make it run....
Mythbusters also showed Benini's machine does not do what it claims...
Originally posted by MajorDisaster
They do have the Yahoo groups where hundreds of people are replicating the School Girl motor and other designs. People replicating the devices counts as peer-review, don't you think?
Originally posted by MajorDisaster
I've done quite a bit of research, wirehead. (Welcome to ATS, by the way, since you "just registered today".)
During that process I've come across a lot of guys who claim to be experts in physics and have PhDs, and yet they can't explain to me in simple layman's terms where permanent magnets get their energy from. You know, the energy to defy gravity and make little pieces of metal jump right up into the air and stuff.
Which leads me to conclude that there are whole little armies of physicists going around claiming to be experts and to understand how the universe works and telling people that "free energy" is impossible, and yet they can't for the life of them explain how permanent magnets work - which are the most glaring and obvious examples of "free energy" in Nature there is.
But then there are guys like Bearden and Bedini, who have produced books, instructional videos, scientific papers, patents, everything. Bedini even has a very successful product on the market, the Renaissance Charger.
Originally posted by mmiichael
The Yahoo Groups Bedini contributed to in 2004 was filled with sycophants ie shills who waxed rhapsodic about how they were buiding their own devices and getting positive results. Then some real people came in, tried to duplicate the net enregy gain and discovered the claims were bogus.
Bedini clammed up after that.
Originally posted by wirehead
Every electron has a magnetic dipole moment as an intrinsic quality, on account of its charge and intrinsic angular momentum (spin):
en.wikipedia.org...
This means that every electron acts as a tiny dipole magnet. The electron's spin can be along any direction, so in normal matter all the electrons are spinning along different axes and the net effect cancels out, much how the electron's negative charge is canceled by equal numbers of positive protons.
Originally posted by misswanderer31
I hate to sound pessimistic but there's nothing on this earth that is "FREE" especially when it comes to energy... the world governments/corporations will put a price tag on it and sell it to the masses.
Originally posted by MajorDisaster
So I guess ATS member RogerT isn't a "real person" then, since he built a School Girl motor and got a COP of 1.28
Originally posted by silent thunder
Let's just suppose for a moment unlimited energy somehow becomes freely available to anyone, anywhere.
Basically, one image leaps to mind: the destructive power of nuclear weapons, or worse, for 7 billion people -- free. Everyone carrying around their own mini pocket nukes. All it would take is one person, somewhere...anywhere...to have a really bad day and decide impulsively to "unleash the fury." Just one. Possibly maybe a mean drunk, an asylum escapee, somebody starving in a desperately poor nation. A jilted lover. Or simply a little kid who finds his dad's "nuclear football" and presses the big shiny red button.
Heck, I bet there are more than a few ATS posters who would do it with hearts full of joy so they could go over the rainbow and meet the wizard or whatever.
You think mall shootings are bad? Just imagine the possibilities for a moment.
Buh-bye, planet earth. I'd give the whole ball of dirt a little under a week at most.
[edit on 1/5/10 by silent thunder]
Originally posted by dereks
So why hasnt he won the JREF $1million prize,
Originally posted by MajorDisaster
Originally posted by dereks
So why hasnt he won the JREF $1million prize,
Already answered this, dereks. Because I believe the JREF prize is an unwinnable prize.
JR has no intention of ever actually awarding that to anyone.