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| ZP OWER C ORPORATION PAGE OF 352 Z ERO P OINT E NERGY start anew cycle would require the application of the energy liberated in the previous cycle. Expert Ken Shoulders came up with a different solution. He wants to use a cold electrically charged plasma (in a plasma the nuclei and the electrons are separated) to generate energy. The Casimir effect is supposed to compress the plasma which would generate heat. The repulsion of the nuclei drives the dense gas apart, and anew cycle begins. Shoulders discovered another phenomenon that could be based on the Casimir effect. "If electrons are packed together with sufficient force they no longer repel each other but form clusters. These electron clusters require no electrical conductors. For instance, they run in small rills of a ceramic body - in fact, a thousand times faster than in a semiconductor" declared the Texas researcher. An energetic spark discharge is sufficient to generate these clusters. Ultrafast chips and greatly miniaturized instruments are possible uses of such dense clusters. One thinks of extremely flat TV screens with the electronic components integrated in the screen, very tiny x-ray generators which could be inserted into the body of the patient to radiate tumors, or one hundred horsepower motors that are only slightly larger than the crankshaft. But where does the ZPE come from "There are two thoughts on this. One says that it is simply apart of the boundary conditions of our universe the same as the background radiation resulting from the big bang, explained vacuum expert Puthoff. The other requires a stronger imagination the quantum fluctuations drive the trembling (to which Puthoff ascribed Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle) of all the material particles in the universe. The sum of these motions, however, could generate the zero point fields which in turn generate the virtual particles and their radiation field, which again causes the physical particles to vibrate - something like a cat chasing its own tail. Puthoff calls this phenomenon, which possibly keeps the whole cosmos running, a "self-generating cosmological feedback, which began with an elementary random fluctuation the big bang. |