This would be amazing!
Now that's green energy!
'Photosynthesis' replicated in the lab - and it could pave the way to limitless hydrogen fuel
Scientists successfully replicated one of the crucial steps in photosynthesis
It is hoped this will pave the way for a new breed of solar energy
Hydrogen offers potential as a replacement for petrol, but until now, the way in which plants produced hydrogen was poorly understood
Co-researcher Professor Ron Pace said the research opened up new possibilities for manufacturing hydrogen as a cheap and clean source of fuel.
'This is the first time we have replicated the primary capture of energy from sunlight,' Professor Pace said.
'It's the beginning of a whole suite of possibilities, such as creating a highly efficient fuel, or to trapping atmospheric carbon.'
Professor Pace said large amounts of hydrogen fuel produced by artificial photosynthesis could transform the economy.
(http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/08/25/1408965754910_wps_3_image001_png.jpg)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2733759/Now-s-green-energy-Photosynthesis-replicated-lab-pave-way-limitless-hydrogen-fuel.html
Then, if we had a working hydrogen fusion reactor...
To see the possibilities....
So tantalizingly close!
Cosmo
There is no need even for a fusion reactor. If you burn the hydrogen to generate electricity then the main waste product would be water.
Quote from: Pimander on August 27, 2014, 06:05:54 PM
There is no need even for a fusion reactor. If you burn the hydrogen to generate electricity then the main waste product would be water.
True, but there are applications where fusion would be preferable. Space travel for example. I'm kinda stuck on space travel...
You could yield much more energy from fusion of the hydrogen and if you want to generate a lot electricity that would be the better way to go. You could have a relatively small reactor which would produce a lot of energy that would require many or a large combustion configuration. I tend to think in terms of efficiency and a hydrogen reactor would not require as much material or space to generate equivalent power and you would have a useful by product of helium. A hydrogen burning car may be more desirable than an electric or fuel cell vehicle and I am sure that there will be multiple uses for hydrogen in energy generation beside combustion.
Cosmo
Unfortunately you need a nuclear explosion to trigger fusion according to mainstream science. There are of course plenty of rumours.... ;)
Combustion only requires a spark which is practical.
I think nuclear power might be more practical on the moon where certain required isotopes are allegedly more prevalent. It doesn't necessarily have to be fusion of course. I'm not sure how you cool reactors on the Moon though now I think about it. :)
Quote from: Pimander on August 28, 2014, 11:30:34 AM
Unfortunately you need a nuclear explosion to trigger fusion according to mainstream science. There are of course plenty of rumours.... ;)
Combustion only requires a spark which is practical.
I think nuclear power might be more practical on the moon where certain required isotopes are allegedly more prevalent. It doesn't necessarily have to be fusion of course. I'm not sure how you cool reactors on the Moon though now I think about it. :)
You can have fusion on a table top. Fusors have been around for a long time.
(http://www.electricalfun.com/WorkbenchFun/images/fusor_plasma_Will.png)
http://www.fusor.net/
I don't know of any that have achieved overunity but there is another fusion device out there that I think can...you may know the one I speak of. I think that would be a great way to go and it's not large or hot...just requires minimal shielding. That device was discussed extensively in the IG. ;)
Power from something the size of a suitcase or a large room full of engines burning hydrogen...
Probably places for both. A house or farm would be great for a generator burning hydrogen probably, but as far as resources, a small fusion device actually would require less materials than comparable combustion engines. I want one in a "personal transportation device" so I'm going with the suitcase.
And don't forget fuel cells...like in office buildings, residential areas or hospitals where sound is an issue.
I personally prefer the fusion route to generate large amounts of electricity.
We WILL get there! :)
Cosmo
C
I want to thank you for this thread ;D
This is the kind of stuff I came to Peggy for ;D
Gold for you.
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The H bomb works well. Not quite enough control over that yet. Obviously I prefer the small controlled device I want to see working too. But if you could make a small hydrogen generator you could also have that in every home providing you have a cheap efficient source of H2.
I don't mind providing it is practical, cheap, safe and clean.
Quote from: Back on August 28, 2014, 11:17:58 PM
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I want to thank you for this thread ;D
This is the kind of stuff I came to Peggy for ;D
Gold for you.
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Me too Back...just so much cutting edge stuff going on! Graphene, super fluidic fractal 2D space time, hydrogen generation, fusion(get back here Luke!), solar, battery/ultra-capacitor research, stem cells and for the first time we can now map the collapse of a probability wave into a particle and see clues on how to manipulate the outcome!
I can see it now. It will look like a tree! You can have one, a few or many. Route the hydrogen into a small fusion reactor the size of a football and power your house and charge your ultracapacitor car that is light, powerful and has a range of 500 miles. Yep...I can see it coming! On top of that, we are figuring the cellular aging clock. Extreme human longevity is right around the corner too!
Shoot, they are now even looking into consciousness and it's relationship to physical creation and in the process rediscovering what the ancient Hindu masters taught thousands of years ago. Just amazing and so fun and the list goes on!
Cosmo
Quote from: COSMO on August 28, 2014, 06:40:38 PM
You can have fusion on a table top. Fusors have been around for a long time.
(http://www.electricalfun.com/WorkbenchFun/images/fusor_plasma_Will.png)
http://www.fusor.net/
http://jlnlabs.online.fr/cfr/ape/index.htm
This is apparently known as
Assymetrical Plasma Electrolysis; it seems it is not true cold fusion. As for overunity, the author of the above site, J.L. Naudin, seems to have claimed to have achieved it, numerous times.
The way Bearden explained it, there are certain methods which can be used, which somehow bring an unusually large amount of power in from the aether. Bearden implied that physical space is somehow normally seperate from this energy, at least in electrical terms, which means that getting it is tricky. This was also strongly implied by Tesla's impulse experiments, where he noticed that the amount of power generated in the initial few hundredths of a second, was much larger than the consistent flow thereafter.
This has led me to believe, or at least to suspect, that in reality power is never actually
generated ex nihilo, as we have been led to believe. The amount of energy in the universe is fixed and infinite. When we do something which we think of as power generation, what we are really doing is changing the condition of the aether on a local level, so that it resembles what we call, "electricity."
I'm having trouble explaining this, because truthfully I'm also having trouble getting my head around it.
QuoteWe WILL get there! :)
Most of what I've read, has overwhelmingly suggested that methods for producing overunity energy are already known; but tragic accidents tend to occur to people who try to make such methods public. The real impediments to free or aetherically generated electricity then, are not scientific; they is spiritual, psychological, social, and political.
I get you petrus. Yes, I agree that by manipulating the ether we should be able to generate electricity. I look at it like creating an imbalance which the ether seeks to correct. I think there may have been success at this in the past. Here's one I find interesting...
(http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/reichblacksun/images/blacksun_34.jpg)
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/reichblacksun/chapter13.htm
That device may already be mentioned in a nazi ufo thread...
There is also the Casimir effect, which has been verified in the lab, that taps the zero point field. DARPA is actively working on exploiting that so you know it's the real deal.
But, for the immediate future, I would gladly do that hydrogen scenario! I want clean energy generation and a light, powerful, all wheel drive, ultracapacitor powered electric car with a range of 4 or 500 miles too!
Cosmo
Quote from: COSMO on August 29, 2014, 04:30:39 AM
But, for the immediate future, I would gladly do that hydrogen scenario! I want clean energy generation and a light, powerful, all wheel drive, ultracapacitor powered electric car with a range of 4 or 500 miles too!
Well, as I have repeatedly said, from my perspective the problem is primarily social.
You see, we live in a society where literally everything is based around the concept of scarcity. The Zero Sum Game (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-sum_game) is one of the very first concepts which any child learns; and of course, there are so many examples where the concept seems to be verified by our environment itself.
So if we want a society where abundant energy will be
permitted, then the first thing we must do, is alter people's expectations regarding scarcity. At the moment, people still primarily engage in scarcity-based thinking; and as a result of this, they won't allow abundant technologies in really any form, because they view said technologies as a threat.
I favour harnessing the energy from the Schumann Resonance.
Hi Pimander
I am up for that but being the low IQ guy that I am all that I understand about that the machinery would be huge and very expensive. I have even looked at the harmonics and tried to build several different devices but my sensors were to close to ground ac :'(
It will be late fall or winter before I am able to move in to my new test area >:( If then.
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I'm no engineer myself but....
Harmonics and proportion dictate that the machine might not have to be massive. Just my opinion and I'm not an engineer.
Quote from: Pimander on August 29, 2014, 07:55:02 PM
I favour harnessing the energy from the Schumann Resonance.
Sure. I think that is a possibility too. Here are some alternate energy ideas. Good stuff!!
A Tesla design:
(http://www.free-energy-info.com/Ch11/Fig1.gif)
Much more at the links:
http://www.free-energy-info.com/Chapt11.html
Meyl:
http://www.meyl.eu/go/index.php?dir=10_Home&page=1&sublevel=0
One of my favorite ideas is to make moonshine and run my vehicles on it!
Cosmo
I like that C
P think of this the world power grid is in the 50 60 hz range. Finding the true resonant freq and tuning in to it ma be easy with mony equiptment ect but I have none.
and don't you know the feeq is changing
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Harmonising with a changing but much lower or higher frequency than the device would need a device that could be tuned but isn't a game killer.
My problem with the challenge is that the most important resource needed to work on it is time. I don't have much spare but hope that others do.
P
I do agree.
But with all of the info about this work being supprested I am starting from zero and like you said I have to feed my family first before I can work on this
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Quote from: Back on August 29, 2014, 11:31:58 PM
But with all of the info about this work being supprested I am starting from zero and like you said I have to feed my family first before I can work on this
You aren't alone there. You could call it the Pegasus Paradox LOL. It seems like the ones who have the mindset to work on this are the ones without the time and resources.
I have similar problems and I bet many of our members do. You need more than talent to realise your potential.