On 1/20/07, Jones Beene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Apologies if you already did so, as I do not receive all vortex messages for
some unknown reason,
which probably relates to the MIB
And we thought you were merely ignoring us. :-)
If the MIBs were after you, you would already be gone.
Ter
On 1/20/07, John Berry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
However this whole discussion is foolishness, you can't get free energy from
magnetic interactions.
I would ask you to prove your assertion; however, we all know it is
impossible to prove a negative.
Is it possible to get energy by direct conv
BlankJones wrote..
NASA apparently recruits smart folks, right? The $64 question is:
Why would they imagine that this is limited to, or even more appropriate, for
aircraft?
Howdy Jones,
Halophyte production is beginning to make sense. Combined with developments in
extremely fast growth al
Not that there's anything wrong with tree-huggers... but
This is the kind of story that leaves you wondering "who's on first" ?
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/01/biofuel_for_air_1.php
NASA apparently recruits smart folks, right? The $64 question is:
Why would they imagine that this is l
John Berry wrote:
> On 1/21/07, Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> John Berry wrote:
>> > Well as I spent time with Bruce (and Andrew
Mount
>> and Paul Clarke) in New
>> > Zealand not long before he died and I can tell
you
>> that he was as Paul
>> > asserts a kind man, no negativity.
>
- Original Message
From: Philip Winestone
> Then why are the chattering classes always talking about corn as the input
vs cellulose?
Hmm ... "inertia" can be both a debilitating force and a usable input
And in this case, the problem of ignorance may emanate from an Oval office.
> Oh
Mark Goldes wrote:
> Paul,
>
> I visited the good Professor in his home after the
retraction. As I
> recall he even published it.
>
> He stated he simply made a mistake. I know few
humans who do not do so
> on occasion, even with simple things. Yesterday, I
dropped a vitamin
> pill into my
On 1/21/07, Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John Berry wrote:
> Well as I spent time with Bruce (and Andrew Mount
and Paul Clarke) in New
> Zealand not long before he died and I can tell you
that he was as Paul
> asserts a kind man, no negativity.
>
> The last N-Machine test in NZ before his dea
Then why are the chattering classes always talking about corn as the input
vs cellulose?
Oh - and by the way, apparently the Ottawa company - experts in this area
of biotechnology - was the pioneer in producing and using this enzyme
effectively. That's what I'm told... and I believe everythin
Paul,
I visited the good Professor in his home after the retraction. As I recall
he even published it.
He stated he simply made a mistake. I know few humans who do not do so on
occasion, even with simple things. Yesterday, I dropped a vitamin pill into
my coffee in error - a first by the way
-Original Message-
From: Paul [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, January 20, 2007 9:32 AM
...Presently I'm in the
process of writing such simulation
software that will simulate magnetic avalanches,
domains, etc.
I think Steorn may be interested in your software. Will it be avail
John Berry wrote:
> Well as I spent time with Bruce (and Andrew Mount
and Paul Clarke) in New
> Zealand not long before he died and I can tell you
that he was as Paul
> asserts a kind man, no negativity.
>
> The last N-Machine test in NZ before his death was
not so positive.
> I believe that
Well as I spent time with Bruce (and Andrew Mount and Paul Clarke) in New
Zealand not long before he died and I can tell you that he was as Paul
asserts a kind man, no negativity.
The last N-Machine test in NZ before his death was not so positive.
I believe that the N-Machine will work as a motor
Mark Goldes wrote:
> Paul, VO,
>
> DePalma was a very sad case. He was fired by MIT.
He maintained his N
> Machine could never work as a motor but only as a
generator. We hired
> Ken Wasson, an excellent magnetics consultant, to
visit Bruce and he
> pointed out that it could be developed into
Mark Goldes wrote:
> Paul, VO,
>
> DePalma was a very sad case. He was fired by MIT.
He maintained his N
> Machine could never work as a motor but only as a
generator. We hired
> Ken Wasson, an excellent magnetics consultant, to
visit Bruce and he
> pointed out that it could be developed into
Paul, VO,
DePalma was a very sad case. He was fired by MIT. He maintained his N
Machine could never work as a motor but only as a generator. We hired Ken
Wasson, an excellent magnetics consultant, to visit Bruce and he pointed out
that it could be developed into a motor with a market large eno
Hoyt A. Stearns Jr. wrote:
>
> More information from Sean McCarthy of Steorn:
>
> Their motor has non constant speed per revolution
output and a flywheel (and
> presumably spring) must be used if you want
smoothness.
>
> 3D magnetic field computer simulations do not show
the Steorn effect (
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> In fact, I can now describe all atomic orbits
>
> _http://www.angelfire.com/scifi2/zpt/chapterb.html_
> (http://www.angelfire.com/scifi2/zpt/chapterb.html)
>
>
> enjoy
>
> Frank Znidarsic
Maybe you're interested in the late Bruce Depalma's
work -->
Gyro Drop
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIAV089eLLw
youtube seems to be full of people trying to replicate steorn based on
various tests and whatnot. hope this url somehow helps.
the compilation that someone on vortexlist made was brilliant! thank you
very much :)
On 20/01/07, Hoyt A. Stearns Jr. <[EMAI
Philip Winestone wrote:
Nobody seems to have taken notice of this process, which was pioneered
by a company in Ottawa.
Well - not exactly ! Our (USA) DOE/NREL has poured lots of its precious
(underfunded) resources into this exact area :
http://www.ethanol-gec.org/information/briefing/2
Dr. Pimentel sent me this yesterday.
Editorial: Green Plants, Fossil Fuels, and Now Biofuels
BioScience Volume 56: 875. November 2006
For 700 million years, green plants contributed to the formation of soil, oil,
natural gas, and coal. As the human population increases, so too does the
consu
More information from Sean McCarthy of Steorn:
Their motor has non constant speed per revolution output and a flywheel (and
presumably spring) must be used if you want smoothness.
3D magnetic field computer simulations do not show the Steorn effect (
http://www.cedrat.com/ ,
http://www.cedrat.c
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