Message from Gaia?

[Kowcatchan]

Well, here's why I think Gaea (if it is indeed her) is trying to draw attention towards Tesla. It's a ten parter, talks a bit about a generator Tesla invented and how it can be used for Flying Saucer (UFO) Technology. Anyone interested? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AtzMxlsmepQ

[ghostjghost]

Very interesting what they're talking about, but I haven't heard anything solid from these movies, from a scientific view, they don't really seem to know what they are talking about, using big words for rudimentary chemical reactions. The amount of energy they are talking about as a requirement and usage in welding instruments is by itself cause for skepticism. Though admittedly I only watched the first part as I had by then judged it not worth the time to watch the others.

As far as UFO's go I was and am certain that they are purely psionic constructs, maybe some basic materiel to help focus and maintain the thought-form but otherwise purely psionic manifestations. I will continue to believe this until I can both see more mundane equipment and understand it's interaction with the "UFO".

[Kowcatchan]

It's interesting but you only watched the first part? And what do you mean by using big words for rudimentary chemical reactions? They never even mentioned how much energy it took to run the welding instrument, they said the amount of energy produced when hydrogen atoms were recombined was equal to the amount of energy used to separate them. Hydrogen is a diatomic molecule. Basically, it's a molecule made up of two atoms. Using energy, you can separate these two atoms, and when they are recombined they produce the same amount of energy that was used to separate them, which is 109 kilocalorie per molecule. But the strange thing is, he also mentions that it only takes 103 kilocalorie's to separate the two atoms. He even draws attention to the fact that quantum physics says this shouldn't happen.

And as far as UFO's go, I'm pretty sure you can use electro-magnets to make them hover. And I'll continue to believe this untill the planet stops looking like a giant magnet to me :P (watch more parts, they'll show you mundane equipment!)

[ghostjghost]

Well maybe I shall. Kilo-calorie's though are not a unit of electrical energy, which is why I said it was suspect, and no welding equipment, or any equipment of practical size for that matter, to my knowledge can use the molecular process being discussed, because they are of insufficient size/efficiency to handle the release of energy created by separating molecules.

Also the intricacies of quantum physics do not even need to be considered as all the necessary component's are covered in nuclear physics or even the general physics taught in every technical field. While nukes split the atom the effect of splitting a molecule is almost identical though on a smaller scale.

More and more often the term quantum physics has become a catch-phrase for people looking to sell a science scam, unfortunatly due to the small number of people actively researching, or even trying to keep up with the current research in that area, people have little way of distinguishing them.

Your right about the electromagnets, everything known to science is affected by electromagnetism, which coincidentally is also the same type of field the conscious mind generates. I can see why they would use a machine though as it takes away the need to maintain focus on that aspect.

I know I tend to sound kind of preachy when it gets to techinical details, and for that I apologize, but I hate when people take a few random sciencey words and try to make them fit in whatever story/item they're selling.

[Kowcatchan]

Kilo-calories may not be units of electricity, but they are units of heat; which can be converted into electrical power. And good thing they're not trying to sell anything in this video. They're trying to show the small amount of people who are actively researching an opportunity to discover something new. Maybe even increase the amount of people researching alterantive CLEAN power opportunities. And I'd say quantum physics needs to be brought up in this video particularially and here's why. It takes 103 kilo-calories to separate the two atoms, but 109 kilo-calories are produced when the atoms reform. You produce more heat letting the atoms naturally reform then you do useing heat (energy) to seperate them. How is this trying to sell anything? Our technology currently can't convert this potential energy, but with thoughts like these floating around the cosmos who says 8-10 years down the line it won't?

[ghostjghost]

That's a good point, in a few years such conversion may be possible, it's his implication of current ability and the over-complication of his explanations that irritates me.

He is selling though, he is selling that his idea is superior to other ideas out there.

Personally I think it would be simpler, cleaner and more efficient just to convert the kinetic energy of the vibrations of molecules moving around. A technology that is already seeing some basic successes, all that really needs ironing out with that is the sensitivity to the vibrations allowing more energy to be generated from lower frequencies.

There's also the spark-cyclic method of energy generation where a single spark of electricity is run through a series of transformers/amplifiers to the capacity of the circuit where excess electricity is routed to a battery(s) while the base amount continues cycling, generating huge amounts of electricity from a small spark. This is the principle military grade tasers use, allowing multiple thousand volt shocks while running on two nine volt rechargeable batteries.

[Kowcatchan]

That's true. Molecules are never not moving around. But they don't sound so complicated to me. He puts down an idea and the rest there is all open to suggestion. And of course he's trying to sell his idea out there, you have to admit it's not bad. You get the right mind to take his theory and put it into practise and BAM we have free clean energy. LOL, ghost. You just explained how I think the Tesla-coil should be used to collect energy, and that made my day.

[ghostjghost]

Well glad to be of some service lol.