free energy by Tesla will be coming soon from Japan

Not just Japan. Maybe Charles Fort's "Steam Engine Time" has come.

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Clarke's Law of Revolutionary Ideas:

Every revolutionary idea — in science, politics, art, or whatever — seems to evoke three stages of reaction. They may be summed up by the phrases:

(1) "It's completely impossible — don't waste my time";

(2) "It's possible, but it's not worth doing";

(3) "I said it was a good idea all along."

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Congratulations at reaching stage 2, nkodama . Although if you fully understand exactly how the energy is extracted "from the environment", then there are plenty of people who would be interested to know.

Unfortunately, so far, neither cold nor plasma fusion have been able to light a house. For many people in the world, that would be an important achievement.

At least in Malawi, they have not dismissed the idea as impossible - as has happened in other countries so many times before - and they have been able to move beyond stage 2.

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Congratulations at reaching stage 2, nkodama . Although if you fully understand exactly how the energy is extracted "from the environment", then there are plenty of people who would be interested to know.

Unfortunately, so far, neither cold nor plasma fusion have been able to light a house. For many people in the world, that would be an important achievement.

I'm still at the first stage: my idea is too crazy that there is not a single person who understands it yet. This idea solves all problems.

Namely:

Cold nuclear fusion occurs with any movement of matter;

Cold nuclear fusion is a way of existence and non-mechanical movement of matter.

The movement of matter is a material-neutrino induction (formal analogy with electromagnetic induction), that is, the transition of a material field into a neutrino field with the Planck time frequency. The question is, if our World is one, then its material part, together with the electromagnetic part, should move according to laws similar to electromagnetism?

Our World is such that energy is concentrated in mass (in the movement of matter) and it is possible to create a new carbon-free non-mechanical source of energy in only one way, namely: by acting on the material field with a neutrino field.

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In which case, you haven't actually reached stage one.

The right path will lead to the goal.

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mechanism of extracting energy from environment may be explained in Patent.

they insists that they reproduced Tesla's paper,which is just energy transfer with AC transmission not about energy generation.

thus I guess that they only use as receiver of AC transmission retrieving energy from capacitor of air between earth and space.

Do you have the patent number, or a link to the patent? Thanks.

For once, Gennadiy posted a relevant link.

Почему бьет током в урочище Бозжыра в Мангистау

С необычным явлением столкнулись местные жители на достопримечательности нашего региона.

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In my younger (and fitter) days, I did a lot of fell walking in the UK lake district. This "high static" phenomenon is known - and is a sign that you should get off the mountain PDQ, or risk being struck by lightning.

It doesn't happen very often in the lake district fells, because the atmosphere is usually quite humid - but when it does it means you are in danger. One experienced mountaineering friend, who was otherwise totally fearless, would nearly crap himself when this happened - and insist on immediately leading us down, by the fastest route - whilst warning us to throw ourselves on the ground if we felt/heard any crackling. It seems someone from his climbing club had once been struck and killed - so it made him acutely aware of the risk.

I would imagine this static phenomenon could be more prevalent in dryer climates - but it might also be less dangerous, as the high space charge might occur through a larger volume of air, and so the local charge gradient could be lower.

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https://www.j-platpat.inpit.go…01/PU/JP-H09-021382/11/ja

In japanese, but you can see the picture.

Thanks, but this appears to be a kind of radial piston air-motor, that is meant to (somehow) produce its own differential air pressure to run.

This has nothing to do with Tesla. Are you sure this is the patent they are quoting nkodama ?

It was filed in 1997, so even if it had been granted it would have expired by now. However, it looks just like an old-fashioned mechanical "perpetual motion machine", so surely should have been rejected by the Japanese patent office.

For some chemist specialists..

regarding the P&F way, most of the studies were done to well load the Pd lattice.

However according some personal readings i found that the gas loading rate inside a metal lattice depends for sure of the metal nature, the current strength but also of the electolysis type.

For example i read that nickel suffamate is used to cover more quickly a plate for exmaple.

In the same time a lot of hydrogen is released, hoping that some of it will generate a codep..

At other side, i read but don't remember where that some electrolytes even if will produce too hydrogen, this one won't penetrate the metal..

I would like recover this knowledges.. if some chemists could help ?

To load Ni it is best to use a strong electrolyte solution, like 0.5M K2CO3 at a high temperature- something like 70-80C. Pulsed DC electrolysis is also said to be better than constant voltage/current.

For co-dep in nickel I have been pondering the use of a 25% Watts plating solution (Nickel Chloride/Nickel Sulphate) also warm to hot. The reason for using the Watts solution so diluted is to slow down the process while keeping the voltage up above the Faraday Limit - necessary to split hydrogen from water. If you use full strength Watts solution the plating goes too fast - a matter of minutes.

There is an early paper by Randall Mills in Jed's library that discusses hydrogen loading, but not co-dep.

Thank you Alan Smith great to heard a pro

Well, as i know the involvement of dendrites,i imagined if a dendritic metal surface could be loaded by electrolysis that should leave some H mono which will be trapped in this..

So better using an electrolysis which leave hydrogen outside the cathode trapped in spaces between these tooths.. i have read that once.

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To load Ni it is best to use a strong electrolyte solution, like 0.5M K2CO3 at a high temperature- something like 70-80C. Pulsed DC electrolysis is also said to be better than constant voltage/current.

For co-dep in nickel I have been pondering the use of a 25% Watts plating solution (Nickel Chloride/Nickel Sulphate) also warm to hot. The reason for using the Watts solution so diluted is to slow down the process while keeping the voltage up above the Faraday Limit - necessary to split hydrogen from water. If you use full strength Watts solution the plating goes too fast - a matter of minutes.

There is an early paper by Randall Mills in Jed's library that discusses hydrogen loading, but not co-dep.

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Thanks, but this appears to be a kind of radial piston air-motor, that is meant to (somehow) produce its own differential air pressure to run.

This has nothing to do with Tesla. Are you sure this is the patent they are quoting nkodama ?

It was filed in 1997, so even if it had been granted it would have expired by now. However, it looks just like an old-fashioned mechanical "perpetual motion machine", so surely should have been rejected by the Japanese patent office.

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A company by the name of Liquid Piston has a three lobed rotary engine that I find intriguing. Supposedly, they have a contract with the DOD to use it in drones. Nothing mysterious there, though.