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BACKGROUND FOR PURSUING SCALAR ELECTROMAGNETICS
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T. E. Bearden
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February 1992
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Note
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This informal paper is augmented and adapted from a letter to a
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young senior in EE, who was planning to pursue his doctorate, and
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asked for advice in understanding the scalar electromagnetics
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area and choosing either physics or EE as a major. The reply
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back to the student enclosed several formal background papers.
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[1][2] This paper is a sort of "executive summary" of scalar EM.
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To Correspondent
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Delighted to see you are interested in the material and the
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approach; I will try to give you some quick answers to your main
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questions.
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Best is to simply start with my latest book, Gravitobiology, from
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the Tesla Book Co., POB 12183, Chula Vista, CA 91912, phone (619)
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426-8213.
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Two Kinds of Electromagnetics
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Specifically, you must understand that there are two kinds of EM.
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One is flawed and in the normal textbooks, and you will study it
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in your education process. The other kind is not in your
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textbooks at all, but it is in some good technical papers, if you
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know what they are, what to read, and how to put them together.
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By the time you get your doctorate, hopefully scalar
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electromagnetics will be in fashion at most of the leading
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universities.
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For the second, unknown kind of EM, you should read the two
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Whittaker papers bound in as Annexes to the Gravitobiology book.
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[3][4] They give you the basic theory you need, for the internal
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EM and for scalar EM potential interferometry. Study them until
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the material is coming out of your ears in your sleep.
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Page 1
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Internal EM Structure of the Scalar Potential
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Briefly, Whittaker shows you that a scalar EM potential is
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comprised of bidirectional EM wave pairs, where the pairs are
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harmonics and phase-locked together. In each coupled
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wave/antiwave pair, a true forward-time EM wave is coupled to a
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time-reversal of itself __ its phase conjugate replica antiwave.
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The two waves are spatially in phase, but temporally they are 180
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degrees out of phase. That combined energy thus stresses the
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"time dimension', and in fact alters the local rate of flow of
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time itself. Please note how fundamental that statement is.
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Everything may be said to exist in time, or "move along in time,"
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or to "be in linear motion along the time axis." When you stress
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and alter the rate of flow of time, you also affect all those
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time-present things such as inertia of an object, mass of the
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object, its angular momentum, clock rates, etc. You directly
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engineer local general relativity, and you electromagnetically
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curve local spacetime.
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Time Reversal and the Time-Reversed EM Wave
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You must understand time-reversal and the time-reversed EM wave
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[5] itself, including the theory of the phase conjugate mirror
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and of the pumped phase conjugate mirror (from nonlinear optics.)
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Yariv [6] Chapter 16 and Pepper [7][8] are key to that
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understanding. Study these references also until the material is
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coming out of your ears in your sleep.
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Also study Sachs' overview of time reversal in physics. [9] Here
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you will find that time-reversal still isn't well understood at
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all, but Sachs does a marvelous job in presenting what is known
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and used. You should also realize that a time-reversed (TR) wave
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is seen by the observer in his own "forward time." Hence he sees
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the wave spatially reversed. In short, he sees the same thing as
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he would see if a movie __ of the wave expressed as a forward
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time wave __ were simply reversed. So the TR wave ever-converges
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on its course, rather than diverges. Convergence is the time-
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reversal of divergence. Apply similar TR processes to other
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characteristics of a normal wave, by letting the movie film run
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backward in your mind. Notice particularly what happens to the
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forward-time entropy of scattered waves __ it becomes negentropy
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when you time-reverse the scattered waves. You can recover
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"order" or "energy" even after it's been scattered in performing
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work, by phase conjugate reflection. And then you can use it
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again. Remember, every system is driven, with continual input
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and output of energy. We are not violating the conservation of
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energy of a closed system, because we are not talking about a
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closed system.
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Destroy the Mystique of Entropy
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Remove in your mind the neo-religious mystique built up around
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the entropy concept. The two serious postulations (assumptions)
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of entropy are (1) every component is a forward-time critter,
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with no time-reversed critters allowed, and (2) random variable
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statistics is assumed a priori. With the Whittaker decomposition
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of the scalar potential into a surprising and perfectly ordered
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set of harmonic biwave pairs, you have blown away the random
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variable statistics assumption. By phase conjugate mirror
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Page 2
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production of time-reversed EM waves, you have blown away the
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forward-time assumption. So entropy isn't what it used to be,
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and the second law of thermodynamics is not a mystical,
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irrevocable law of nature at all. To believe that it is, is
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dogma, not science. Entropy can be transformed directly into
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negentropy, and negentropy can even be amplified. Specifically,
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the pumped phase conjugate mirror does exactly that.
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Statistical Gravitons and Coupled Photons
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Then consider the Whittaker EM biwave structure of the potential
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again, from the particle viewpoint. The wave is made of photons,
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and the antiwave is made of antiphotons. Since the wave and
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antiwave in each set are perfectly correlated, so must be the
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photons/antiphotons. The waves are passing through each other,
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so to speak, in the time dimension only. They are perfectly
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coordinated spatially. Thus so are the photon/antiphoton pairs.
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That is, the photons and antiphotons are continually coupling and
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decoupling, in each wave/antiwave pair. Since all the
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wave/antiwave sets are phase-locked, then one has the unusual
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feature that this potential in the local spacetime has formed a
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spacetime lattice, perfectly organized both spatially and
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temporally. Further, when a photon and antiphoton are coupled,
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the resulting system has helicity-2. This spin-2 entity is a
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graviton. However, it is not a hard particle, because it is
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continually forming and unforming. Hence it is a statistical
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graviton. Occasionally, more than two photons couple;
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occasionally the coupling opportunity is missed. We are
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interested in the average coupling's spin value; that may be
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either integral or fractional. What is happening in the
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Whittaker spacetime lattice __ with respect to the photon
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coupling and decoupling __ is that energy is oscillating back and
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forth between expression as EM energy/order (photons decoupled)
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and expression as gravitational energy/order (photons coupled).
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The statistical graviton process is not confined to helicity-2
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gravitons, since the spin-2 value just represents the average
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coupling. Spin-2 statistical gravitons represent or produce a
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flat local spacetime, since the lattice has no surplus or
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shortage of either photons or antiphotons. Indeed, we may regard
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the coupled photons and antiphotons as a special sort of "Dirac
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sea," similar to the Dirac sea of negative energy electrons.
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Depending upon the helicity, the spacetime may have an excess of
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deficiency of photons, in which case it is said to be curved.
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Also, it can thus serve as a source or a sink, depending upon
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whether the hidden photon sea has a surplus or a deficiency.
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Graviton Helicity and Spacetime Curvature
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Note that we are often using the term "photons" to mean either
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photons or antiphotons.
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If in the statistical graviton we increase the photon coupling to
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__ say __ 2.1 photons average, then this provides gravitons of
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spin 2.1. In this case the local spacetime is curved, since it
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has an excess EM energy density, as compared to normal ambient
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vacuum. It has an excess of photons, so to speak, and can thus
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serve as a photon source (an EM energy source). If the averaged
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coupling is 1.9, say, then the local spacetime is curved in the
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Page 3
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opposite direction. In that case, the vacuum is deficient in
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photons, and can act as a sink for EM energy.
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An Asymmetrical Vacuum Violates Local Conservation
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In a locally curved spacetime, then, one may have either an
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energy source or an energy sink, depending upon how one makes or
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engineers this local vacuum/spacetime. In a curved local
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spacetime, the local vacuum/spacetime interacts directly with a
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system placed there, and it can be designed to produce either
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extra energy in the system or absorb energy from the system. A
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curved local spacetime is a locally asymmetrical spacetime. With
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this violation of symmetry, most of the conservation laws can be
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broken locally. One can readily have magnetic monopoles also, in
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such a locally curved system. [10] These violated laws include
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conservation of energy, electrical charge, magnetic charge,
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momentum, etc. The vacuum itself becomes an engine, to perform
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work upon the system.
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Using the Inner Hidden EM Order of Entropy
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With the pumped phase conjugate mirror concept, you can decompose
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negentropic EM scattering stress energy (even heat) into ordered
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bidirectional sets of Whittaker waves, use these Whittaker waves
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as pump waves inputting to a phase conjugate mirror(PCM),
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"tickle" the PCM with a very small "signal" wave input, and get
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out all of the entropic pump energy back in perfect order, as a
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powerfully amplified time-reversed phase conjugate replica (PCR)
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of the little signal wave.
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If you look in that fashion at Tesla's magnifying transmitter
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that he built on Long Island, you will see that he really is
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treating the earth itself as a pumped phase conjugate mirror, and
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he is using his transmitter to provide a stimulus wave into the
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earth. When things are done right (there's also one or two more
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requirements), when so stimulated the scalar EM potential
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represented by the heat and pressure energy of the earth's
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interior will partially organize itself internally as sets of
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Whittaker pump waves. The combination of these Whittaker
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bidirectional EM waves and the highly nonlinear material of the
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earth then become a pumped phase conjugate mirror (PPCM).
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Tesla's transmitter is furnishing the "stimulus" wave to cause
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internal Whittaker bidirectional self-ordering to occur (actually
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through nonlinear harmonic and subharmonic resonance).
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Now suppose the earth has been "stimulated" in this fashion, and
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has become a PPCM earth. By standard, orthodox, nonlinear optics
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theory, proved by thousands of experiments and papers in the
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literature, you can then input a small "signal wave" from a
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distant transmitter anywhere on earth, at the distant locality,
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and there you will receive back from the PPCM earth an amplified
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phase conjugate replica (PCR) wave, with far more energy in it
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than you put in, in your signal wave. So you can use Tesla's
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approach to directly organize the enormous heat and pressure
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energy of the earth, forming them (considered as a scalar
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potential) into a giant "standing Whittaker pump wave" in the
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earth, and tap that Whittaker wave anywhere else in the world
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that you transmit in another little signal wave. In late April
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to early May of 1985, Frank Golden detected and measured the
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Page 4
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Soviets doing precisely that, on 27 pairs of EM pump wave
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frequencies, 12 kilohertz apart. [11] Almost incredible
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electrical power was being extracted from the earth, to power
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enormous Soviet directed energy weapons as part of the May Day
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celebrations for the 40th anniversary of the end of World War II
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against the Nazis.
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Pumped Phase Conjugation as a Negentropic Process
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In other words, you can defeat entropy disordering by this pumped
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PCM means. You do it by turning positive (scattering) (entropic)
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energy of the pump waves into negative (gathering) (negentropic)
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energy of the amplified PCR wave. Note that almost all of what
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you were taught about entropy assumes that all components of the
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entropic system are time-forward components, and that none of
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them are time-reversed components. It would be nice if the
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leading thermodynamics experts would do some real hard work with
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Whittaker potentials, internal EM biwave structures of scalar
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potentials, PCMs, pumped PCMs, and time-reversed waves in
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general, not just at optical frequencies, and not just with
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obscure electro-optical devices.
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Time Reversal and Correction of Disorder
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Be sure you understand Yariv's statement of the distortion
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correction theorem. [12] The principle is awkwardly named, but
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it contains the gist of engineerable negentropy. Read it and say
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it over and over, until your mind grasps its fantastic
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implications. You can easily make a wave that will restore
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former order after the scattering of that order. Realize also
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that the time-reversed wave is a general solution to the wave
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equation. Any kind of wave __ EM, sound, mechanical, whatever __
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can be phase-conjugated/time-reversed in this manner. In his New
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York lab, Tesla apparently did it first, with mechanical
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vibration waves, before the turn of the century. [13] His later
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telegeodynamics [14] actually envisioned the use of time-
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reversed, laser-like mechanical waves that traveled through the
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earth's crust to a distant point. He also understood the use of
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two such beams from separated separate transmitters, so that the
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beams met and crossed at that distant point, to reproduce __ by
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scalar interferometry __ the mechanical effects desired at that
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point. Whittaker's 1904 paper will show you that interference of
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two such scalar potentials will indeed produce ordinary force
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fields in the interference zone. You can fairly readily produce
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force fields at a distance. By calculation of the form of
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potential needed, you can even produce them in the geometric
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patterns and directions you wish. Ball lightning, e.g., is one
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of nature's ways of using distance-independent scalar
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interferometry to produce such stabilized geometrical forms of EM
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energy. Try finding any other laboratory-testable explanation of
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ball lightning in the physics and electrical engineering
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curricula!
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Whittaker and the Aharonov-Bohm Effect
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You must also understand what the Aharonov-Bohm (AB) effect is.
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Read carefully the cited AB 1959 paper. [15] You must also
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comprehend the fact that Whittaker's work in 1903 and 1904 had
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already anticipated the AB effect, and drastically extended it
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Page 5
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engineerably and in a distance-independent manner, into the
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macroscopic world, far beyond the several thousand angstroms to
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which it has now been laboriously proven by modern physicists.
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A Basic Knowledge of Atomic Nuclei
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You need to know a little something about atomic nuclei,
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isotopes, isomers, etc. A variety of introductory nuclear
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physics or nuclear engineering books have the necessary material
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in a few chapters.
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Vacuum Is a Plenum, Not an Emptiness
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You need to also understand what the vacuum is. My own later
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work will give you an overall grasp of that, and for deeper
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understanding you can check cited references that appeal to you.
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[16][17][18][19][20] I warn you that we've all been so
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conditioned to think of the vacuum as "nothing" and an
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"emptiness," that it takes some doing to overcome that deep-set,
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unconscious bias in one's own thinking.
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The Major Physics Disciplines Are Inconsistent
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You need to be aware that there are serious conflicts and
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inconsistences existing between general relativity,
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electromagnetics, and quantum mechanics. [21] Physics is not
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unified, and it is not even consistent. No one, for example,
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even knows what a photon really is. [22] It is not just a
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localized particle, that much is sure; it's more like a delta
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appearing in the calculated constant of each frequency term in an
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infinite Fourier expansion series. In fact we've got four major
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photon models, all different, and we just plug in whichever model
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has been found to give the right answers for a particular
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application. [23] As another example, the field concept is known
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to be fundamentally in error, but it is so useful that it
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continues to be widely utilized. [24]
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Force Fields Versus Potentials
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The conflict between QM and EM is particularly poignant in
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regards to what causes electromagnetic phenomena in the first
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place. [25] In classical EM theory the forcefields are
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considered the primary causes, and the potentials are just sort
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of mathematical conveniences. In quantum mechanics, however, you
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have exactly the contrary view. There, the potentials are the
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primary causes, and the force fields are secondary effects,
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created in the charged particle system itself by the interference
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there of the potentials. Vacuum is pure potential, nothing else.
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[26] The forcefields do not even exist in the vacuum, but only
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in the charged particle system itself, with which the
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potentialized vacuum interacts.
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You cannot have the classic EM force field in the vacuum, a
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priori. You can't and don't have a force field except when you
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introduce a charge into a potential gradient. There's never been
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an E-field or a B-field in the vacuum as such; never has been,
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and never will be. The classical EM model is flat wrong on that.
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Page 6
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Even Feynman pointed out in his three volumes of physics that
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only the potential for the forcefield exists in the vacuum, not
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the forcefield itself. [27] You've got to understand this point.
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The inclusion of vacuum forcefields is a major screw-up in
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classical EM that prevents real understanding of the vacuum's
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potentialization and local interaction with physical systems.
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Take the definition of an E-field: E = F/q, where q is charged
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mass. If you don't have any charged mass, you can't possibly
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have any force per unit charged mass, from the definition a
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priori. Try an analogy where E is the number of fish per bucket
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of water, F is the number of fish in all the buckets of water,
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and q is the number of buckets of water. If you have no buckets
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of water at all, for example, you cannot possibly have any fish
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per bucket of water, a priori. If you have a lot of fish around,
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but no buckets of water, however, you have the potential for fish
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per bucket of water, should you bring in some buckets of water
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and couple the fish to them (put them in the buckets of water).
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The Quantum Mechanical Vacuum
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To understand what is in the vacuum, you need to appreciate the
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quantum mechanical view of the vacuum. In that view, spontaneous
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creation and annihilation of particles occur at an incredible
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rate. Each particle is formed, then disappears, so quickly that
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it cannot be individually observed. But it is real while it is
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existing, because in quantum field theory the exchange of virtual
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particles generates all the forces of nature. We call such a
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fleeting or ghostly particle a virtual particle. Of particular
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interest is that enormous numbers of virtual photons continually
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appear and disappear in the vacuum. The vacuum is thus a fiery,
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seething cauldron of incredible EM energy, but the EM energy is
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essentially disintegrated. At any rate, electromagnetically the
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quantum mechanical vacuum to first order consists of an
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incredible flux of virtual photons. [28]
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So to be more precise, in the quantum mechanical vacuum you do
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not have observable charged mass, but you do have virtual charged
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mass. So you can have a virtual E-field in the vacuum, which is
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just a potential gradient without the presence of observable
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charged mass particles. [29] Let's look a bit deeper:
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Detected EM Waves Are Electron Precession Waves
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Because of the spin of the electron/particle, that potential
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gradient in the vacuum __ that interacts, e.g., with an electron
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in a detector probe wire __ is actually oriented longitudinally,
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at right angles to the present notion of a transverse wave.
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Let's see why: The conduction electron in the wire is relatively
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constrained [30] by all the other conduction electrons ahead of
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it pushing back when it tries to accelerate. Being constrained
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longitudinally but spinning, it acts then as a gyro, and
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precesses laterally (from the direction of the disturbing
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"force". If a vacuum potential gradient "virtual force" pushes
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on that spinning electron gyro in a wire probe, the spinning
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electron must move at right angles to the direction of the
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virtual force, because its movement is mostly precession.
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Page 7
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Conduction electrons thus don't move down the wire at the
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"disturbing force's" signal velocity; instead, they precess
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sideways, and occasionally "slip" forward down the wire a bit
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during their precession. They thus "drift" along down the wire
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at centimeters per second or so __ not even approaching the
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signal velocity (i.e., the velocity of the change in potential as
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the change moves down the wire). The signal velocity down the
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wire is only slightly less than the speed of light in vacuum,
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which is about 300,000,000 meters per second. [31][32] The
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lateral or transverse EM forcefield waves we measure in our
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probes and instruments __ and erroneously model in our theory as
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existing in the vacuum __ are actually electron translation waves
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in the charged particle system (the detector). Since that
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translation is precession, the measured EM transverse waves are
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actually electron precession waves. They are not at all what is
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in the vacuum. Instead, they are what is in the electron gas in
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the wires and circuits of our detectors and instruments.
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EM Waves in the Vacuum Are Longitudinal
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||
Since the interacting/disturbing virtual E-field (the massless
|
||
potential gradient) "force" in the vacuum must be oriented at
|
||
right angles to the detected precession movement of the
|
||
electrons, then the EM waves in vacuum are actually "waves of
|
||
potential gradients" and are longitudinal. It appears that
|
||
Nikola Tesla was quite correct on this, you see, and all the
|
||
modern textbooks are quite wrong. [33]
|
||
|
||
So you cannot have an observable E-field in the vacuum, contrary
|
||
to what classical EM theory and your physics text prescribe,
|
||
because it would require the presence of observable charged
|
||
particles, none of which are there. It would in fact require the
|
||
presence of the mechanical ether, a notion that was destroyed
|
||
before the turn of the last century. You do have virtual charged
|
||
particles present in the vacuum, and the gradients in the
|
||
vacuum/virtual domain are longitudinal, not transverse.
|
||
|
||
Why Maxwell Assumed Transverse EM Waves
|
||
|
||
When Maxwell wrote his theory, he used a mechanical model of the
|
||
ether. [34] In that model, thin but observable mass "fluid" is
|
||
assumed to comprise and fill the vacuum. Accordingly, Maxwell
|
||
assumed observable forcefields and transverse EM waves to exist
|
||
also, since that is what is measured in the electron gas in our
|
||
probes and detectors. The electron had not been predicted yet,
|
||
and electricity was considered to be a thin material fluid, as
|
||
was the "luminiferous ether." Decades later, the notion of a
|
||
mechanical ether was destroyed experimentally, [35] but Maxwell's
|
||
mechanical-ether-based EM model __ as by then long-since
|
||
"interpreted" from quaternions into vectors, by Heaviside and
|
||
Gibbs __ was not changed accordingly. With respect to the form
|
||
of EM waves in vacuum, the Heaviside/Gibbs vector interpretation
|
||
model has been in error a long time __ just as was its Maxwellian
|
||
quaternionic predecessor __ and it's still in error, contrary to
|
||
what they taught you in your textbooks and classes.
|
||
|
||
There Is a Mechanism for the Flow of Time
|
||
|
||
Note in passing that the scattering interaction of the external
|
||
|
||
Page 8
|
||
|
||
EM with the electron shells of atoms primarily creates the basic
|
||
quantum changes that in turn create and control the nature of the
|
||
macroscopic flow of time. In other words, a quantum consists of
|
||
action, or "energy times time." It carries not only a piece of
|
||
energy, but also a piece of time. [36][37][38] Keep that firmly
|
||
in mind for the following:
|
||
|
||
A photon is freed EM energy. Its thing is to travel at the speed
|
||
of light. Mass is trapped EM energy. Its thing is to trap
|
||
photons and sit there and hold them as a densely packed mass
|
||
potential. (more on that later).
|
||
|
||
In the ubiquitous photon interaction with mass __ continual
|
||
photon absorption by matter and photon emission from it __ the
|
||
energy portion in the absorbed quantum (photon; free EM energy)
|
||
turns into mass (trapped EM energy). Simply divide the photon's
|
||
energy by c-squared to get the amount of extra resulting mass.
|
||
However, absorption of the energy portion of the photon leaves
|
||
its "time portion" or "time tail" attached to the "excited" mass
|
||
that absorbed the photon. Thus that (formerly) mass __ that
|
||
absorbed the energy portion of the photon __ is now "masstime"
|
||
and not mass.
|
||
|
||
Note that mass does not exist in time. Masstime does. Each
|
||
constituent particle of the atom thus is alternately existing as
|
||
mass, masstime, mass, masstime, etc. Or in other words, it's
|
||
flipping between atom, atom-time, atom, atom-time, etc. states.
|
||
Think deeply about that. Things don't "flow through time"
|
||
continuously in the manner universally assumed. To the macro
|
||
observer, of course, the flipping is so rapid that he cannot see
|
||
it. So he sees the macro world as solid and continuous. At the
|
||
micro level, physical reality is being created and annihilated,
|
||
quantum by quantum but at an incredible rate.
|
||
|
||
Shortly after absorbing the photon, photon emission from that
|
||
excited atom-time occurs, and a bit of the atom-time's mass (the
|
||
trapped EM energy) is reconverted back to a new energy part of a
|
||
photon (freed EM energy). In the photon freeing/formation
|
||
process, this freed "photon energy part" absorbs/joins the time
|
||
tail of the atom-time as part of itself. The emission of this
|
||
photon "tears off and carries away the time tail" from the
|
||
mass/atom-time, leaving behind mass/atom again, and not
|
||
(mass/atom)-time. So a mass is continually changing into
|
||
masstime, then mass, then masstime, then mass, etc. The mass
|
||
"moves through time" in little jumps, so to speak, at a very high
|
||
"jumping rate."
|
||
|
||
The result is that the "time dimension" connected to the mass of
|
||
the observer or instrument is not continuous, but discontinuous.
|
||
It's rather like a switch being repeatedly thrown back and forth,
|
||
between off and on states. A mass's "passage through time" is in
|
||
that vein. The "time dimension" is continually being created and
|
||
destroyed, for each particle of mass in the observer/instrument,
|
||
by photon interaction. By the creation portion, things exist in
|
||
time, producing causality and a future and a past. By the
|
||
destruction portion, the future and the past are disconnected and
|
||
"lost." That's why you can look in a corner, and see the three
|
||
length (spatial) dimensions, but try as you will, you cannot see
|
||
the time dimension at right angles to them. It doesn't exist as
|
||
|
||
Page 9
|
||
|
||
a continuous dimension; otherwise, you could see into the past
|
||
and into the future.
|
||
|
||
Play around with multiple masses and multiple time flows a bit,
|
||
and you'll discover that there are ways to "see into the future
|
||
and the past," but's that's way beyond the scope of this present
|
||
discussion! [Suffice it to say that I know one physicist (PhD)
|
||
who has extensively experimented with that, and another scientist
|
||
who has also experimented with it, but I am not at liberty to
|
||
discuss the results.].
|
||
|
||
External and Internal Electromagnetics
|
||
|
||
But to return. To understand scalar EM, as we said, you must
|
||
understand that there are actually two kinds of electromagnetics.
|
||
One is __ so to speak __ only on the external "surface magnitude'
|
||
of the vacuum potential, and the other is in the interior of the
|
||
vacuum potential. The exterior kind is spatial in nature; the
|
||
interior kind is hyperspatial in nature.
|
||
|
||
(1) The exterior kind of EM is caused or due to the
|
||
potential magnitudes and their gradients, interacting with
|
||
charged particles (forcefields); that's the "normal" kind.
|
||
In that kind the theoretical EM model's focus is on the
|
||
forcefields as causes, with the potentials themselves just
|
||
regarded as mathematical conveniences. Certainly that
|
||
"normal" EM does not contain any sort of organized EM
|
||
structure inside, and composing, the scalar EM potential.
|
||
It just models the scalar potential at a point as a
|
||
magnitude, and the vector potential at a point as a
|
||
magnitude and direction. Notice it thus models only local
|
||
action; it does not model any sort of action at a distance.
|
||
The EM action is considered __ and described in the
|
||
classical EM model __ as existing at a point in space and
|
||
time. Further, the local spacetime itself is considered not
|
||
to have any direct causative EM interaction there. In other
|
||
words, there are assumed to be no local vacuum engines __ no
|
||
Whittaker activation of mass or the local vacuum.
|
||
|
||
(2) There's also an internal EM, normally completely inside
|
||
the scalar potential, which exists as "infolded" harmonic
|
||
sets of EM antiparallel wave/antiwave pairs. Whittaker 1903
|
||
describes that kind of EM. This internal EM was in
|
||
Maxwell's original quaternion equations, hidden in the
|
||
scalar component resultant that remained when the
|
||
directional components of quaternions interacted to form
|
||
directional zero resultants. The scalar component resultant
|
||
of the interaction often still remained, and infolded inside
|
||
itself (i.e., it then consisted of) scalar and vector
|
||
functions of the yet-present-and-interacting component
|
||
vectors. [39]
|
||
|
||
Today that part of Maxwell's original theory just appears in
|
||
classical EM Heaviside/Gibbs theory as a vector zero
|
||
resultant, which is erroneously discarded as if it were a
|
||
complete absence of EM. It is no such thing; it is merely
|
||
the absence of EM translation of charged particles. It
|
||
indeed is a patterned EM-induced gravitational stress in
|
||
local spacetime, and it is a little "vacuum engine" capable
|
||
|
||
Page 10
|
||
|
||
of working directly on the atomic nucleus. If you want to
|
||
know what all the fuss about the difference between
|
||
Maxwell's 200-odd quaternion equations EM theory [40] and
|
||
the Heaviside/Gibbs four vector equations
|
||
curtailment/subset, just look at the difference between a
|
||
zero vector result and a quaternion resultant, in an
|
||
interaction where the vector resultant is zero but the
|
||
scalar component of the quaternion resultant remains.
|
||
Specifically, look mathematically at the internal functional
|
||
nature of that remaining scalar resultant __ the part that's
|
||
thrown away in the present theory.
|
||
|
||
(3) Note that the internal EM is more than just a model of
|
||
conditions at a point. In addition to that, it prescribes a
|
||
hyperspatial, bidirectional flow of EM transverse wave
|
||
energy at the point, into and out of it, into it from afar
|
||
and away from it back to afar, on an infinite number of
|
||
phase-locked frequencies. In other words, the internal EM
|
||
energetically connects conditions at a point with
|
||
essentially all the other points in the universe. And when
|
||
we interfere two such scalar potentials, we are actually
|
||
interfering both of those sets of an infinite number of
|
||
bidirectional EM waves. (See Whittaker's second paper,
|
||
1904). [41] It doesn't matter where the interference zone
|
||
occurs; it can be a million miles away, or a light-year
|
||
away. The interference accomplishes "outfolding," and
|
||
creates "normal" or "exterior" EM effects. Specifically, it
|
||
creates force fields and patterns of them __ both static and
|
||
dynamic __ on charged particle systems. The internal EM
|
||
thus prescribes and models action at a distance, and
|
||
incorporates the "normal" exterior EM as a special case of
|
||
local scalar interferometry. Whittaker rigorously proved
|
||
this mathematically.
|
||
|
||
Zero-Translation-Vector-Resultant Systems
|
||
|
||
You must also do some thinking about the scalar envelope nature
|
||
of a series of finite, nonzero, interacting translation vectors
|
||
which result in a zero-vector resultant for translation. They
|
||
still form an internally active system, and their action cannot
|
||
be ignored if one is to grasp the total physics of the situation.
|
||
Not all vector zeroes are equal __ it is a serious fallacy of
|
||
vector analysis to equate them, and also to equate all of them as
|
||
"total absences." [42] There's a great deal of difference in two
|
||
identical tanks, one of which is truly empty, and one which is
|
||
filled with a gas under enormous pressure. Neither is
|
||
translating, but which one would you prefer to cut into with a
|
||
cutting torch? As an example, the resultant system of two
|
||
equally forceful elephants pushing fiercely against each other
|
||
may not translate, so they will do no external translation work
|
||
on an external system. But they do struggle fiercely against
|
||
each other, and put a lot of stress in there, and each is
|
||
constantly working furiously. The system isn't doing external
|
||
translation work, but it's doing a whale of a lot of internal
|
||
work, of one elephant on the other. [That, after all, is what
|
||
internal stress is __ it's a condition of internal work being
|
||
continually performed on the parts of a system, without external
|
||
translation of the system.]
|
||
|
||
|
||
Page 11
|
||
|
||
Internal EM Energy As Continual Internal Work
|
||
|
||
Now two matched fleas pushing together would be the same sort of
|
||
"zero vector translation" system as the system of two matched
|
||
elephants. But if one thinks that all vector zero resultants are
|
||
really equal, and really are the total absence of work and force,
|
||
just try standing between the elephants and then between the
|
||
fleas, and compare your two experiences. I think you can
|
||
immediately see a great difference in the two systems! I also
|
||
think you can see that you really shouldn't neglect the internal
|
||
energy trapped in that zero-translation-vector system. Many
|
||
learned professors challenged with standing between two straining
|
||
elephants, to test their notion that the zero vector system is a
|
||
"total absence of force" type of zero and is to be simply
|
||
discarded, just don't seem to see the humor in the issue posed.
|
||
Instead, they are quite apt to become rather furious at the
|
||
suggestion of putting the issue to such a practical and
|
||
definitive test. Ah, me! They really will not submit their
|
||
pronouncements to scientific verification or validation by a
|
||
simple experiment! [I am particularly fond of challenging the
|
||
ones who call me all the dirty names, to test it with the two
|
||
elephants.]
|
||
|
||
But in a physical system, you might ask, how can the system, just
|
||
sitting there doing nothing externally, be continually performing
|
||
internal work, which requires continual scattering of energy
|
||
inside itself? Simple. All systems are open, driven systems __
|
||
driven by the VPF of vacuum. Such a system, in equilibrium in
|
||
its driving flux exchange flows, can easily be constantly
|
||
performing internal work. Again, it's like sticking a
|
||
paddlewheel in a river, without connecting any external load to
|
||
the shaft. The system will just sit there and continually do
|
||
internal work, but it will not be doing any external translation
|
||
work. Nontranslating systems are just "idling" systems, so to
|
||
speak, driven by the VPF exchange with the vacuum. The vacuum is
|
||
driving everything, everywhere, anyway.
|
||
|
||
What Electrical Charge Really Is
|
||
|
||
Nowhere in classical EM does it tell you what electrical charge
|
||
is or what causes it. For that question, you will have to dig
|
||
the answer out of quantum mechanics and quantum field theory.
|
||
Briefly, the electrical charge of a mass is really its violent
|
||
exchange of virtual photons with the vacuum. The charged mass of
|
||
the particle is continually absorbing virtual photons from the
|
||
surrounding vacuum, and re-emitting them back to the vacuum.
|
||
Actually, the magnitude of the electrical charge is simply a
|
||
measure of the volumetric intensity of this virtual photon flux
|
||
(VPF) exchange. Also, it is fixed only for a fixed vacuum VPF
|
||
intensity, in which it is embedded. It's really discrete, not
|
||
quantized. If you change the local vacuum VPF flux intensity (by
|
||
simply adding, e.g., a positive or negative electrostatic scalar
|
||
potential), you create a "locally excited vacuum," a "locally
|
||
curved spacetime," and an altered magnitude of the charge on a
|
||
fundamental charged particle located in that excited
|
||
(potentialized) vacuum. If you want to get a Nobel prize, then
|
||
perform some experiments along this line, to demonstrate that the
|
||
electrical charge of a particle is discretized as a function of
|
||
local vacuum VPF intensity, but it is not quantized, and write it
|
||
|
||
Page 12
|
||
|
||
up and publish it in a leading journal. Of course if you do your
|
||
experiments in an unexcited (i.e., normal ambient) vacuum, you'll
|
||
get the same answer everyone else has before you. Tesla,
|
||
however, certainly held a very different view, and considered the
|
||
electron as having a variable charge. [43] A lot of things in
|
||
your EE book were simply assumed, back there at the beginning.
|
||
|
||
What Unorthodox Researchers Mean By "Free Energy"
|
||
|
||
Regarding your present "free energy is impossible" education,
|
||
don't believe a lot of what you were told. If they didn't even
|
||
get the definition of energy correct __ and they didn't __ then
|
||
you might suspect they really are not too sure just what kind of
|
||
energy is free for the taking and what kind is not. Many of them
|
||
certainly don't seem to recognize that there's absolutely no such
|
||
thing as a closed system, anywhere in the universe. Everything
|
||
is open to a virtual particle flux exchange with the vacuum, and
|
||
every system is driven by that flux and its energy. Indeed,
|
||
every system is just a complex order in equilibrium in that VPF
|
||
of vacuum, with violent input and output continually. All we
|
||
mean by "free energy device" is a device that incorporates some
|
||
sort of "gating mechanism" to gate out a bit of that violent VPF
|
||
energy circulation in and out of the system. We just wish to
|
||
gate some of the vacuum energy that runs in to the nucleus __
|
||
catch it there before it runs back out to the vacuum, and "gate"
|
||
it out to the external circuit and the load before it is allowed
|
||
to scatter and run back permanently to the vacuum. It's no
|
||
different than wishing to put a paddlewheel in a river, with a
|
||
sluice-box arrangement to divert some of the river's water to the
|
||
load (the paddles) and get shaft power from the rushing water,
|
||
before the water is allowed to spill off the paddles and return
|
||
permanently back to the river.
|
||
|
||
Local Energy Conservation Can Be Legitimately Violated
|
||
|
||
"Conservation of energy" ruthlessly depends upon time symmetry;
|
||
if time stress is made asymmetrical (as in
|
||
potentialization/curvature of the local vacuum/spacetime and
|
||
deliberately altering its Whittaker structure), then local
|
||
conservation of energy is violated, and the local vacuum will
|
||
serve as a sink or a source, depending upon which way it's
|
||
potentialized. You can easily violate local conservation of
|
||
energy by curving local spacetime, if you understand Whittaker's
|
||
two papers. [44] He already shows you that, in the potential at
|
||
a point, you've got bidirectional EM wave flows of energy, in and
|
||
out, from all the rest of the vacuum in the universe. That
|
||
exchange of the vacuum is mostly with the nucleus of the atom,
|
||
for that's where most of the mass potential is. If you "gate" a
|
||
little bit of the inflowing EM Whittaker wave energy out to the
|
||
external circuits of a device, you will extract and use EM energy
|
||
directly from the vacuum source. As I showed in the Sweet vacuum
|
||
triode write-up, there's at least one major way of doing just
|
||
that sort of gating __ and the device proves it.
|
||
|
||
On Self-Powered Permanent Magnet Devices
|
||
|
||
And they told you a magnet won't turn itself, didn't they? Well,
|
||
that's not always true. They never heard of a kinetic
|
||
(activated) magnet, which by definition traps-in a special vacuum
|
||
|
||
Page 13
|
||
|
||
engine function to drive it. Floyd Sweet activates the magnets
|
||
in his vacuum triode by a special proprietary process, after
|
||
which it can gate energy out of the vacuum into the external load
|
||
circuit. Until the nuclei are activated to function as
|
||
controlled vacuum engines, the device is just an inert, solid
|
||
state pattern of materials, and quite useless as a generator.
|
||
Also, check the Einstein-de Haas effect for rigorous proof of
|
||
additional considerations in a magnet other than magnetic forces.
|
||
[45] In the standard Einstein-de Haas experiment using a coil,
|
||
substitute the linear field region between two permanent magnets
|
||
for the coil's field region, and you will see what I mean. The
|
||
Einstein-de Haas effect is only a little bitty white crow, but
|
||
it's quite sufficient to prove that not all crows are black. But
|
||
what if you could make the crow grow?
|
||
|
||
Further, Howard Johnson goes after a self-powered permanent motor
|
||
in a slightly different fashion. Imagine a "rotary wheel" motor,
|
||
where one permanent bar magnet is used on the rotor and one on
|
||
the stator. Suppose the stator magnet has its north pole facing
|
||
the rotor, and the rotor magnet has its south pole facing
|
||
outward. As the rotor magnet's south pole approaches the stator
|
||
magnet's north pole, it is magnetically attracted and accelerates
|
||
toward it, producing forceful torque and shaft horsepower.
|
||
During the approach phase, energy is stored in the flywheel as
|
||
mechanical energy. Now just as the magnetic south pole on the
|
||
rotor is passing the stator's north pole, suppose you have
|
||
cleverly produced or "activated" a little region of time-reversal
|
||
on the back side of the stator's "north" pole. In the time-
|
||
reversed region, the north pole of the stator functions precisely
|
||
as if it were a south pole, to an external observer (to the just-
|
||
departing rotor south pole, for example.). Consequently, the
|
||
rotor finds itself repelled on away from the stator, accelerating
|
||
yet again in the same rotational direction as before. This
|
||
stores additional energy in the flywheel. As can be seen, you
|
||
are now in an "over-unity" condition, and you can power an
|
||
external load continually.
|
||
|
||
In a real-world device, you may not get total time-reversal at
|
||
the backside of the stator magnet's north pole, but only partial
|
||
time reversal. So to the departing south pole of the rotor
|
||
magnet, the north pole backside of the stator magnet will appear
|
||
to be a much-weakened north pole. It will still extract back
|
||
some of the shaft energy previously stored in the flywheel during
|
||
the approach phase, but not all of it. Hence the device is still
|
||
in an "over-unity" condition, and energy __ though not as much as
|
||
before __ can be continually extracted from it to power an
|
||
external load.
|
||
|
||
In both cases, using time-reversal we have created a region of
|
||
local time asymmetry, so we can locally violate conservation of
|
||
energy. In this fashion, you can legitimately build a permanent
|
||
magnet motor that appears to be "self-powered." The entire
|
||
secret is how you achieve the time asymmetry in the exactly
|
||
needed place. But even with this over-unity condition, you are
|
||
not violating overall conservation of the universe as a whole.
|
||
Remember, all systems are driven. This self-powered permanent
|
||
magnet motor is actually extracting and gating energy from the
|
||
local now-asymmetrical flux exchange of the atoms/nuclei of the
|
||
magnet material with the vacuum. It's still a special sort of
|
||
|
||
Page 14
|
||
|
||
paddlewheel in a special sort of river. Time asymmetry, achieved
|
||
by using a time-reversing material and process, furnishes the
|
||
stream __ and standard techniques will furnish the "paddlewheel."
|
||
|
||
Remember the principle: Conservation of energy ruthlessly depends
|
||
upon time symmetry. If you're going to locally violate
|
||
conservation of energy, you must establish and utilize a local
|
||
time asymmetry. And that can be done; at our present elemental
|
||
level of knowledge of vacuum engineering, it's quite tricky, and
|
||
everything must be precisely so and highly nonlinear __ but it
|
||
can be done. And it's really no more mystical than putting a
|
||
sluice-box arrangement in a flowing stream, diverting some of the
|
||
water to a waterwheel, and extracting shaft horsepower.
|
||
|
||
We emphasize, however, that you cannot, cannot, cannot make a
|
||
self-powered permanent magnet motor with "ordinary" magnets and
|
||
an "ordinary" time-symmetrical vacuum, no matter how strong the
|
||
magnets, or what exotic form you twist them into. You can make
|
||
one with activated magnets and an extraordinary asymmetrical
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