Feynman and Wheeler computed there is enough energy in the vacuum of
a light bulb to boil the oceans of the earth.
The energy of the zero point field is vast. More specifically, in:
http://www.earthtech.org/publications/PRAv49_678.pdf
Haisch, Reuda, and Puthoff give the spectral energy density rho by
(virtual) photon angular frequency omega as:
rho(omega) d omega = (h_bar/(2 Pi^2 c^3)) omega^3 d omega
Integrating for omega = 0 to omega1 obtains energy density E_rho:
E_rho(omega1) = (h_bar/(8 Pi^2 c^3))) omega1^4
E_rho(omega1) = 4.95707 kg s m^1 omega1^4
Using the Planck angular frequency, 1.85487x10^43 s^-1, for omega1 we
have energy density:
E_rho = 5.86784x10^111 J/m^3
Note that this also represents a pressure to the vacuum of
5.8678x10^111 Pa. Using m = E/c^2 that also represents
M_rho = E_rho/c^2 = 6.5289x10^94 kg/m^3
This, to me, is and indication that the photons of the zero point
field are virtual and have no mass.
Obtaining use of the vacuum pressure requires exclusion of the
virtual photons from a given volume, the source of the Casimir force.
There is a vast pool of energy all around us. All we have to do is
figure out a way to tap it. The system is then no longer closed, and
it is no longer a zero sum game.
On Dec 14, 2011, at 2:06 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Lets assume we play in lottery. Sometimes we win, mostly we dont win.
Is this a scientific proof that lottery delivers excess money?
No, it is not. I think this is clear to everybody, no explanation
is necessary.
Of course, only those people who have won, report.
Those, who have lost, dont report.
So we find (mad) people, who seriously think they can make a living
as soldiers of
fortune and modern medicine has acknowleged that fortune games are as
addictive as drugs and addiction to fortune games is a mental
health problem
like drug and nicotine addiction.
I smoke, so I know what I say. I dont play fortune games, possibly
this
would be healthier ;-)
How can it happen, that some people have this luck and win very high?
This is because lottery is an artificially created structure that
distorts the laws
of probability.
Possibly the same situation can exist in condensed matter systems.
Sometimes energy is converted into matter and sometimes matter is
converted into energy.
To proof this theory, it would be required to look out for
unexplained losses
of energy. I have the theory that the sum of losses and wins is
near to zero.
This explains the poor reproducibility of LENR excess energy events.
This explains the high energy production under rare circumstances.
This does not violate the laws of thermodynamics and nuclear
physics, because
these laws basically are statistical laws. This means, under rare
and special
circumstances a local violation is possible, but it is not possible
to win always.
The wins must always equal the losses.
Best regards,
Peter
Best regards,
Horace Heffner
http://www.mtaonline.net/~hheffner/
