Free Energy Device
Sven Gelbhaar
26 Nov 2016
One of my most recent papers obliterates the Zero-Point Energy Device that
worked on the principle that Potovoltaic cells might be better utilized by
shining EM radiation through caesium vapor and thereby increasing velocity, and
therefore force, of that radiation. My paper /On Newton’s Cradle/ combined with
/On the Photo Electron Equivalency Principle/ mandates that there is zero
netgain of force. Rather the 312x increase in ostensible speed is simply a
matter of energy being transfered through a solid object virtually
instantaneously, instead of normal speed by smaller force carriers.
So is it possible to atain free energy? The reigning theories say no, because
energy cannot be created nor destroyed. What these scientists don’t take into
account is that gravity, an emergent electro magnetic force, is constantly
generated and could provide infinite acceleration over time. If we could
harvest this force, or its constituents, then we could indeed have not merely
perpetual motion/electricity, but perpetual acceleration which is even better.
I came up with a viable solution, had the housing built, and arranged magnets
and an X factor in a specific order and achieved a half rotation. As it works
in this unfinished, repeatable array, I am 100% certain it would work in both
large and small scales, producing infinite energy over time. I am currently
looking for a machine shop to build me a smaller housing/chassis. If you are
interested in doing this (for money, of course), please email me at
Sven.gelbhaar@gmail.com.
I came up with this idea back in 2008, and even alluded to it on the freenet
forums (frost, FMS). I obtained the related patents in April of 2011.
For more info, send me a signed nondisclosure agreement by email.
Energy is a whole new ballgame now. Instead of ongoing energy mining in the
Middle East, we’ll be dealing with China as they are the biggest source for
neodymium (rare earth) magnets, although we have domestic mining of the same in
at least Stockton, California.