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And I use Skype

hmm okay, telegram is like whatsapp, but has better privacy...for example others only see your alias name, not your phone number

Ah- I see I have a full slate ofn posts below...enuff for now!

iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1742-6596/1251/1/012043/pdf

Most important paper I've read in years.

I agree, it is important

With so many references to digest all day long, it would help if you explain why, and how it is so "important". Sorry, but this the short attention span generation, and I have adopted it.

@Shane - longitudinal scalar waves have been a disputed theretical concept since that days of Heavyside, Maxwell and Tesla. Particularly Tesla. This paper shows an experimental proof- particularly interesting since it forms a basis for 'overunity ' claims.

Hello Shane. The paper describes multiple experiments which prove there is an absolute physical reality to the vector and scalar potentials.

Mainstream science dismissed the scalar and vector potentials after Heaviside gutted Maxwell's original equations and truncated them down to a much smaller set of equations.

He was so opposed to the reality of the vector potential, that he flat out stated that he murdered the magnetic vector potential.

Ever since, the majority of mainstream scientists have opposed the reality of these potentials, which represent the "stuff" that magnetic fields and electric fields are composed of.

However, there have been an increasing number of experiments that demonstrate these potentials are indeed real.

In reality, they are the "prime mover" of electrodynamics like Maxwell originally believed instead of just mathematical abstractions like most scientists have claimed since Heaviside gutted the equations.

If these potentials are real, they open up a whole myriad of new technologies and could open up the possibility of extracting energy from the vacuum.

For example, a scalar longitudinal wave does not transmit energy - it only transmits information which when received can tell a device to start extracting energy from the environment.

Thanks!

vector potential has no physical meaning, is just a mathematical tool. It's clear written in all text-books! Scalar waves are a well-known pseudoscientific argument. See the page on rationalwiki.

The vector potential is real: there have been many experiments conducted that prove its reality. Look at the references at the end of the paper I linked.

Scalar waves also real and have been proven to exist. They can penetrate conductive materials due to their lack of a magnetic component which eliminates the lenz Law effect and eddy currents.

Read this paper about the Maxwell Lodge effect which proves the reality of the vector potential!

pprime.fr/sites/default/files/pictures/pages-individuelles/D2/germain/EPJD2008.pdf

To deny the reality of the vector potential is to simply repeat the tired, old dogma of the mainstream scientific community who worships the truncated gutted form of Maxwell's equations that Heaviside produced.

If it were not for the ridiculous tendency of humans to believe in scientific dogma and accept the claims made by well known scientists as fact, without doing their own research, we would live in a Star Trek like age today.

Please give me a break! Maxwell's equations have been studied and applied for more than 150 years! If scalar waves were serious stuff we would have know it from serious scientific journals and not from unreliable web sites. It's just another argument for conspiracy theorists.

It's also a scammer territorium...

Read the papers of Lee Hively, an accomplished and very experienced nuclear physicist, on the reality of the scalar and vector potentials.

researchgate.net/profile/Lee_Hively

The scalar and vector potentials are indeed the fundamental core of electrodynamics.

Build a gadet based on that stuff.

2nd law of thermodynamics will make you crazy

That's why there are so many perpetua mobile on Youtube and not at the Smithonian...

BTW are there any news around emdrive?

just found this relatively new article about recent work: sciencetimes.com/articles/23222/20190710/nasa-s-fuel-less-space-engine-has-been-tested.htm

looks like the emdrive is finally dead

Not so I hear. big announcement coming soon.

The article I read said it was due to magnetic fields from the power cables I think?

Alan, how soon and where did you hear it?

over at EMdrive forum some big money seems to be interested to test a replication on the ISS via a russian partner?

emdrive-forum.com/forum/index.php?thread/49-asps-pnn-propulsione-non-newtoniana-tests-which-in-our-opinion-violates-action-r/&postID=157#post157

@Physics ForDummies. I am told it will be in August - collaboration between S.Korea and others. No comment on sources

If it is for real. I wonder how this letter came out? Strange ... (Em-drive)

Adrian Ashfield has died? How do we start a new topic?

Respectfully

Rip

Like loosing the stubborn, grumpy ole gran'pa...

Miss you!

God Bless Adrian