Zero Point Energy, aka ZPE - pervades every corner of the universe. It may play a role in Nickel hydrogen reactions - NiH, in the guise of DCE, or the Dynamical Casimir Effect. Yet there is still entrenched doubt in the mainstream that ZPE is really usable in the real world.
A recent experiment, almost Biblical in its importance - was conducted that went a long way to confirming the not only the existence of Zero Point Energy, but a threshold value of sorts, and a possible real world application. All we need for this to work in a real device is RTS (room temperature superconductivity). At Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Christopher Wilson constructed an electronic magnetic mirror from a SQUID, closer to the kind that TI made famous in its DLP technology, than to Calamari. They got the mirror vibrating at 6-11 GHZ, much faster than a DLP ... and voila. Let there be light! (and there was light). At this speed the vibrating mirror was able to produce a shower of real photons from nothing ! In other words, the mirror reflected light that wasn't there (apparently). It coalesced energy from the vacuum, and in a visible way that few skeptics can doubt. http://www.sciencenews.org/view/generic/id/330721/title/Light_created_from_t he_void Does this happen without ZPE? Would you-know-who (the original 3-letter word) be pleased? Jones
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