Jones, Yes , I think London Dispersion Force, can be “packaged” differently by different environmental conditions like geometry to perform different things like Casimir and Hall effect at different scales. IMHO Grimer’s etheric layers, Puthoffs vacuum pressure and the random motion of gas via HUP are all related to the “rate” at which virtual particles pass thru our 3d plane and Puthoffs term of “vacuum engineering” of this baseline “rate” can be applied to all these seemingly different effects as manipulation / segregation of this underlying rate at different scales. The exploitable opportunity IMHO is to set the stage such that the local forces of gas motion are in opposition to larger scale forces like Casimir or Eutectic formations such that they cause h2 to disassociate for less thermal energy then they contribute when they immediately recombine. Fran
From: Jones Beene [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2012 7:32 PM To: [email protected] Subject: EXTERNAL: RE: [Vo]:Eutectic alloys Interesting correlation. Are you using “dispersion forces” to mean the London Dispersion Force. Too bad Grimer is not around these days - to fit this into his different layered aether geometries… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/London_dispersion_force From: Roarty, Francis X Am I wrong to lump Casimir, Hall, pyrophoric and Eutectic effects as all related by dispersion forces? There are numerous theories for the occurrence of natural resonances inside lattices and skeletal catalysts so let me add one more, these clusters , time crystals or other labels for condensed hydrogen are being forced into geometric patterns like the mysterious nanoscale crop circles mentioned here http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/03/120302101819.htm but only in their condensed metal like form such that when they translate back to their individual free roaming state they obey gas motion and Casimir forces. This would put 2 natural forces in opposition with each other and provide yet another asymmetrical path to extract energy if we can keep these atoms at some critical state centered around this transition point and encourage them to oscillate between states. Perhaps the very act of extracting energy could be harnessed to aid the atoms into falling back into a condensed state. Fran Roarty, Francis X Mon, 05 Mar 2012 12:26:51 -0800 Mystery of the Nanoscale Crop Circles solved http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/03/120302101819.htm " When two solids are combined in just the right proportions, changes in chemical bonding may produce an alloy that melts at a temperature far lower than either can melt by itself. Such an alloy is called eutectic, Greek for "good melting." The eutectic alloy of gold and silicon -- 81 percent gold and 19 percent silicon -- is especially useful in processing nanoscale semiconductors such as nanowires, as well as for device interconnections in integrated circuits; it liquefies at a modest 363˚ Celsius, far lower than the melting point of either pure gold, 1064°C, or pure silicon, 1414°C." I'm sensing a pattern here, Casimir, Pyrophoric action minus oxygen and now Eutectic all possibly related? Can hydrogen or clusters act like a metal alloy to harness the Eutectic effect? Fran
