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Originally posted by hellobruce
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Time and again, such simple measures are not done. All you see on YouTube these days is a dufus staring at spinning magnet.
What is even sadder is some people believe such nonsense, and even give them money.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
This appears in Jason Verbelli's Facebook album:
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Originally posted by Mary Rose
This appears in Jason Verbelli's Facebook album:
Just noticed a possible typo and the fact the letter isn't signed.
I've sent an inquiry.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
reply to post by Mary Rose
"when two materials meet, and you have this electromagnetic dynamics going on, that's what makes the difference"
Umm, huh? Do you think the guy knows about what he's talking? It's just nonsense padded with more nonsense. Sad.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
. . . the letter isn't signed.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
. . . a goldmine of information similar to that of Col. Tom Bearden.
TWO CANCELING PHOTONS IN A BOX
WHERE DOES THE ENERGY GO?
Consider two photons in a box -- with the two photons 180 degrees out of phase. The photons each carry one unit of energy, but because they are 180 degrees out of phase, the electromagnetic energy density is zero, as is the Poynting vector. Therefore, if we follow conventional reasoning, we have lost two units of energy and thus have a violation of energy conservation. But that is not allowed. We must thus deduce that classical electrodynamics has a flaw within it. That flaw is addressed when we include scalar electromagnetic energy -- as it has come to be called.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
I see Dr. Koontz has a graphic similar to Col. Bearden's - "Classical Electrodynamics is Flawed."
TWO CANCELING PHOTONS IN A BOX
WHERE DOES THE ENERGY GO?
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Originally posted by Mary Rose
. . . a goldmine of information similar to that of Col. Tom Bearden.
I see Dr. Koontz has a graphic similar to Col. Bearden's - "Classical Electrodynamics is Flawed."
Originally posted by Mary Rose
John Searl would soon call this the Law of the Squares: Nature’s way of achieving order from chaos.
"You can not have different matter in the same space,
but you can have different matter in different spaces at the same time,
or have different matter in the same space at different times."
Prof. John R.R. Searl
. . . Note: The First law of thermodynamics states that both work and heat are forms of energy, and that the total energy is conserved as the LOS matrix illustrates with its exacting summation; the SEG functions in complete accordance to this law.
Also note: Where as the Second law of thermodynamics states that in a "'closed system" disorder grows and less energy is available for work. The SEG functions on the bases of an "open system" as is life, windmills, hydroelectric's, solar cells, etc.
Fact of the matter is the 2nd law does NOT apply to "open systems"; it is a typical mistake by self-proclaimed experts to say otherwise about the SEG's energy cycle. . . .
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Prof. John R.R. Searl
. . . Note: The First law of thermodynamics states that both work and heat are forms of energy, and that the total energy is conserved as the LOS matrix illustrates with its exacting summation; the SEG functions in complete accordance to this law.
Also note: Where as the Second law of thermodynamics states that in a "'closed system" disorder grows and less energy is available for work. The SEG functions on the bases of an "open system" as is life, windmills, hydroelectric's, solar cells, etc.
Originally posted by LUXUS
No I don't know him personally, I talked with him a few times and in the beginning kept tabs on progress . . .
Originally posted by LUXUS
I would say were talking almost 25 years ago when I was a school kid and first heard about him, and he has been saying the same crap for 25 years.
Originally posted by macca81
People are constantly developing new tech while breaking the conventional laws
Originally posted by hellobruce
Originally posted by macca81
People are constantly developing new tech while breaking the conventional laws
Care to give some examples of that claim.... which conventional laws were broken by new tech.....