Jones Beene wrote:
This EZ-water hypothesis of Dr. Pollack et al. has recently spawned many
infinitely improbable, but nevertheless potentially valid (no obvious hitchs)
ideas for improving water-based devices already in service: the main one of
interest today being the hydroelectric dam.
Damn the torpedoes of the bureaucracy, full speed ahead!
I have previously mentioned the fan in the can which generates a
tornado. The small end of the tornado is then deflected off of a curved
plate onto a plate with spiral groves. The air takes on a swirling
motion similar to a smoke ring. It expands to the edge of the plate. For
some reason this process is said to generate X Rays. It is also said to
produce enough energy to self power the machine.
The same effect works in water. I've seen the pictures of Viktor
Schaugerber with a device which was said to use water.
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