But the frequency remains the key parameter...
When I pluck a guitar string I don't have to apply a frequency .. the length, weight and tension will pick its own frequency.
But the frequency remains the key parameter...
When I pluck a guitar string I don't have to apply a frequency .. the length, weight and tension will pick its own frequency.
I'm not postulating anything. My chatbots aren't coming up with a definitive answer to:
My mental Image of Storms' theories is his "hydroton" - a chain of H's anchored by a metal,
eg Ni-H-H-H-Ni
where oscillations in the chain bring H's close together.
I also thought this chain was between opposite walls of a crack, but recent figures show H's aligned along a trough in the metal.
Am I out of date?
An alternative would be laser-etched glass, metal or (yes) rock!
eg Microsoft's Project Silica is an example of research into this technology, focusing on storing digital data in quartz glass for long-term archival storage.
chatGPT4 (with some prompting) suggests that for century-longevity a letter-sized laser B&W printer using "Data Matrix" encoding should store: about 128K bytes per sheet.
This represents about 256K of compressed ascii characters.
A typical graph with 90% white and 10% grayscale should give a 10:1 compression.
I threw away most of the actual physical paper.
I know I'm an ancient hoarder, but I find that disconcerting.
My son gave me boxes of family photos to store ... but he doesn't want them back.
I read it as positive, expressed as questions:
4. Does the Commission wish to save the world as we know it?
I use chatGPT4 (Pro) for code development. Nothing else comes close.
I'm still bothered by the lack of reliable search.
I have G4, Bard and Bing/Copilot.
I like Bard's verification step. Bing is too consumer oriented.
I'm playing with perplexity.ai This has its own web search engine. The default LLM interface is pretty good. It gives you links (similar to wiki) supporting its statements.
It pre-loads a few suggested follow-up questions.
The pro version lets you select from a variety of LLM engines, including G4, Claude and Gemini Pro (and gives you more queries).
It also allows you to use DALL-E3 --- but it doesn't handle adjustments, like "the person on the right should be facing forward" Completely new picture (kind of what G3 did for code).
This thread has posts on the emdrive eg
RE: A Fundamental Contradiction at the Roots of Physics
Maybe move these Buhler posts there?
[ copied from an other forum ... classed as "code"
Load a charge-carrying structure with trapped electrons. Apply an
asymmetric force. Gives you thrust.
Precursors gave forces in the milli-g range. Buhler figured out the
effect was in bound charges only, and that free charges adversely affected the fields.
Buhler Works for NASA (The expert in electrostatics). Tested in vaccum.
Buhler talk at APEC
https://www.youtube.com/live/DJjPi7uZ2OI?si=AmE4ofoa0fS-tF_b&t=3696
Adds in some flying saucer stuff - to please this particular audience(?) and says that his is a DC field, emdrive is AC
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It's character assasination!
Via ECW:
links to
and to
MIE and Desalination Technologies
https://molecularimpactenergy.com/Desalination-Tech.pdf
Molecular Impact Energy uses conventional automotive fuel injectors to accelerate
water saturated with cavitation nano-bubbles into the unique geometry of a sealed
metallic vortex impact chamber. During the collision enormous hydraulic pressures
collapse the bubbles within the injection volume. Cavitation bubbles have the
remarkable ability to focus intense energy and forces during their collapse. The
resulting heat energy contributes to the continuous creation of superheat steam inside
the impact and expansion chambers. We are fully satisfied that our measurements
demonstrate that the resulting heat and steam released on impact, are an energetically
more efficient way of producing steam, compared to conventional Rankine isobaric
cycle heating.
A very good summary presentation ... The wright brothers were crazy ... We'll stay crazy!
But very short on details ... only that the output (steam) is hundred's of C, so can be used in turbines.
And they are still working on the Ikaros "engineering prototype" project.
Everything else, particularly the industrial version, is "will ......"
Not behind schedule, which is Phase 3 2023-2024 Phase 4 2024 https://www.cleanplanet.co.jp/technology/
I'm looking at https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-50824-8.epdf - Though I understand a revision is in the works.
One grammatical change to the abstract :
Many of this research has been published formally or informally.
A grammatical change of Many to Much would (to me) imply the current author's research
I suggest
Much previous research has been published formally or informally.
or even
Much previous research on cavitation has been published formally or informally.
I'm new to this thread .... a paper in Nature!
My understanding is that the old reactors VCS-1 to 3 had COPS up to 4.26, but the high pressures (600psi) caused the tubes to collapse.
I presume that in the new tubes they intentionally kept the COP below 2 to avoid that.
In the abstract they modestly report COP > 1.05 as a success. The peak was 1.61 from two tubes.
The Ne evidence is pretty convincing.
Rossi Sez:
TO ALL OUR READERS: WE ALL OF THE ECAT TEAM WISH YOU A PEACEFUL AND SUCCESSFUL YEAR 2014 !!!
I don't know why he aims for the impossible. A 12V golf cart /NEV would have been a 1-hour hookup.
Rossi Sez ...
Hi Dr Rossi,
On reading your reply to Giuseppe, could you clarify:
Is the increase in electrical power from a solar panel supplemented by:
1. Electricity from the E-Cat in parallel to the solar panel output.
2. Light from the E-Cat shining onto the panel.
3. Both.
Thank you if you can answer.
Cheers,
Harry R
Harry:
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Warm Regards,
A.R.
[ The order of demos is 2024/Q1 Useless lamp, 2024/Q1 Solar ... EV unscheduled ]
> Light from the E-Cat shining onto the panel.
That makes a much cleaner test than hooking up to the solar system (pun intended), as long as it's driving an actual load.
Happy New Year to all.