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Feb. 7, 2010
- Electromagnetic
> WITTS
>
WITTS
demonstrates self-running 2000 watt fuelless generator - WITTS
has posted a video showing a generator turned by a motor powered by
the grid. Once it's running, the grid power is disconnected, and the
generator starts spinning down. A switch then allegedly loops the
output electricity from the generator over to the driver motor and the
system comes back up to speed, at which point a load of fifteen
100-Watt bulbs is applied. (PESN; Feb. 7, 2010) (Comments)
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- OS:
Magnet
Motors >
Rasa's
Zero Point Institute taking a magnet motor to market? - A
person who goes by the name "Rasa", claims to have working
free energy technologies that he's helping to bring to market soon,
including a working all-magnet motor he designed that could power a
house or keep an electric car battery pack topped off. He says will
also be open sourcing, though no info is provided. (PESWiki;
Feb. 6, 2010) (Comments)
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- Electromagnetic
> Steorn
>
Steorn
posts video of Over-Unity demonstration - Two-part YouTube
video presents CEO, Sean McCarthy's historic Jan. 30 "Proving
Over-Unity" live presentation at the Waterways Centre in Dublin,
Ireland. The presentation is professionally edited and rendered, with
several camera angles. It's sure to become a classic, as the
technology now goes into the hands of developers. (PESN; Feb.
1, 2010) (Comments)
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- Gravity
Motors >
Arrache
Gravity Motor Research - Arrache is a philanthropic
organization for the research and development of gravity driven or
amplified concepts. They accept designs submitted for analysis on a
contingency basis. If deemed viable they construct prototypes for
testing purposes. (PESWiki; Feb. 4, 2010)
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- Events:
Conferences
>
Free
Energy Conference in Rome Feb. 13, 2010 - A day packed with
visionary energy topics and exhibits on Tesla, Brown's Gas,
Leedskalnin magnet machines, Keely vibrational physics, Milkovic's
two-stage mechanical oscillator, and others; is being held with
support of the historic city of Rome; accompanied by musical
entertainment. The next day features a tour of implemented renewable
energy technologies nearby. (PESWiki; Feb. 1, 2010)
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- Fuel
Efficiency > GEET
>
More
GEET classes coming - Paul Pantone is looking to double the number
of U.S. dealers to 100, and is thus offering additional week-long classes
for those wishing to become licensed in this technology that allegedly can
profoundly increase mileage and even make it possible for an engine to run
on a wide array of alternative fuels. Reading between the lines, that even
includes water. (PESWiki; Feb. 5, 2010)
- Wireless
Power >
Physicists
Discover How to Teleport Energy - First, they teleported photons,
then atoms and ions. Now physicist Masahiro Hotta at Tohoku University in
Japan has worked out how to do it with energy, a technique that has profound
implications for the future of physics. (Technology Review; Feb. 3,
2010)
- Hydrogen
>
East
Coast Could Get A Hydrogen Highway - Using electrolysis technology
from Proton Energy, a Connecticut company called SunHydro wants to deploy 11
solar-powered hydrogen fueling stations from Portland, Maine to the southern
tip of Florida. The stations will be small, and will be able to fill just
ten-to-fifteen cars per day. (Gas2; Jan. 28, 2010) [Comment: Flex-fuel
capability is the best way to create demand for new while working within
old.]
- Conventional
RE / Trends
>
China
Leading Global Race to Make Clean Energy - These efforts to dominate
renewable energy technologies raise the prospect that the West may someday
trade its dependence on oil from the Mideast for a reliance on solar panels,
wind turbines and other gear manufactured in China. But they also provide
healthy competition to the West to ramp up their pace. (NYTimes; Jan.
31, 2010) (Also Murcury
News)
Jan. 31, 2010
-
UFOs
>
Earth-sized
spheres in vicinity of Sun? - A YouTuber has posted a video showing
some images he pulled from NASA's website from their recent SOHO images that
show several Earth-sized spheres near the Sun's corona. What are they? Why
are the images now gone from NASA's website? (Examiner; Jan. 27,
2010)
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- Electromagnetic
> Steorn
>
Steorn
overunity demonstration completed - Today's demonstration
summarized the findings of 1) no back EMF, 2) no component degradation
(e.g. Gauss diminishing) to produce the effect, and 3) inductance gain
(energy being harvested from somewhere). With this final
demonstration, the technology is now being released to developers to
prepare the technology for market. (PESN; Jan. 30, 2010) (Comments)
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- Buyer
Beware > Electromagnetic
> Tilley
>
Investors
win $26M award against Tilleys - A Nashville jury found Carl
Tilley and his wife guilty on several counts and levied both compensatory
and punitive damages against them jointly, individually and the two
companies. Tilley made a splash in 2002 with the claim he could run a
DeLorean he had converted to electric, powered by his device that could
keep the car running indefinitely. (PESN; Jan. 29, 2010) (Comments)
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Events
> Conferences
>
Free
Energy Conference - International congress to be held in St.
Petersburg, Russia, March 16 and 17, 2010. "We invite ... investors and
inventors. Our conference is [the] last step to start operations of new
financial tool: Free Energy Foundation, ... to support venture scientific
projects in free energy area." Suggestions are still being taken for
speakers. (Energy-Resonance.ru; Jan. 27, 2010)
- Buyer
Beware / Magnet
Motors > Mylow
>
Mylow
-- After the Hoax Exposed - A summary of various observations
and developments that have occurred or are occurring following Mylow
having been shown in May, 2009 to be running a hoax -- alleging that
he had a working Howard Johnson all-magnet motor design that worked,
when in reality he employed methods of deception, but not as a
malicious person but as a Don Quixote. (PESWiki; Jan. 31, 2010)
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- Open
Sourcing > Yours
>
Attributes
of the Ideal Open Source Project - There are a wide range of
variables upon which the success of the open source project depends.
Here is a list of the determining factors in sequence of importance,
as I see it. Revenue will likewise depend on how well the project
meets these ideals. The ideal free energy technology will need to be
in harmony with a higher level of enlightenment. (PESWiki; Jan.
31, 2010)
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Conspiracy
>
Live
Free or Die - A warning about present trend to iconize the
brutal dictators of the past such as Che Guevera, as modern fashion
has been doing; and Mao Tse Tong, as people in the Obama
administration have been doing. Relevance to free energy technology
rollout, as its very nature is liberating and counters trends to
oppression. (PESWiki; Jan. 26, 2010)
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Electric
Motors >
GM
to make its own electric motors - The company is developing an
electric motor that will be 25 percent smaller, 25 percent lighter and have
20 percent more power. GM has been quietly developing a new electric motor
since 2003, and will be the first U.S.-based automaker to manufacture its
own. (Yahoo News; Jan. 26, 2010) (Thanks Tedd)
- Oil
/ Haiti
>
Haiti
is full of oil (translated) - Haiti's oil reserves are larger than
those of Venezuela, which is one of the world's largest producers of oil.
The Haitian deposits are declared strategic reserves of the United States of
America. (Metropole Haiti; January 28, 2008)
Jan. 24, 2010
- Radiant
Energy / Nikola
Tesla >
Radiant
Energy System a century in waiting - An article reprint by Bruce
A. Perreault that has
been making the rounds through email, and posted around the web, points
out that Nikola Tesla had a clean energy system in 1901 which could have
taken the world in a completely different direction than the
fossil-fuel-based path they chose instead. (PESN; Jan. 22, 2010)
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- OS:
Magnet
Motors >
Dreieck
Magnet Motor concept - No prototypes have been built yet for this
design developed in Austria, which they are open sourcing. Their 2D
computer modeling predicts a three-fold gain. They're hoping for help with
3D modeling. (PESWiki; Jan. 21, 2010)
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- Legal
> Patent
Resources >
USPTO
Announces Program to Accelerate Review of Green Technology - In
December, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) announced a pilot
program to accelerate the examination of certain green technology
patent applications, which will be eligible for special status and given
expedited examination, reducing the amount of time required to patent these
technologies by an average of one year. (Mintz Levin; December 10,
2009)
- Solar
> Applications
/ Building
>
Walipini
Underground Greenhouses on Power Hour - On Jan. 15, 2010, Sterling
Allan was interviewed by Joyce Riley on her nationally syndicated show, The
Power Hour, about the cheap, effective, year-round greenhouse
method. Locating the growing area 6- 8 underground and capturing and
storing daytime solar radiation in the soil and water barrels are the most
important principles. (PESWiki)
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- Geothermal
> Ground
Source >
Citrus
in the Snow -- Geo-Air energy systems - Russ Finch has been testing
various geothermal heating/cooling systems in his home for 35 years. He has
documented that air is 50% cheaper than liquid; is highly efficient, and has
virtually no maintenance costs. His report "will allow anyone to easily
build a "geo air" system, either professionally or as a DIY
consumer." (CitrusintheSnow)
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- Fusion
> Z-Machine
>
Incredible
scenes inside a fusion plant - The Z Machine at Sandia National
Laboratories in New Mexico could be the answer to the world's energy
shortage, a device that once sparked with a relatively small electrical
input can produce 290 terawatts of power. (Daily Mail; UK; Jan. 16
2010)
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Wind
>
Eolic:
A Foldable, Portable Wind Turbine - The carbon fiber and aluminum
turbine is still in the concept stages, but we imagine that the Eolic could
be useful in developing countries or in disaster situations where
on-the-grid power isnt available. If its quiet enough, the Eolic might
also be popular among energy-conscious homeowners. (Inhabitat; Jan.
21, 2010)
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Wind
> Horizontal
Axis >
Spiralairfoil
Wind Turbine - Inventor Dennis Noonan has come up with a wind
turbine design that resembles an oversized drill bit, which he says could
revolutionize the wind energy market because the turbine can deliver three
to five times more power than a three-blade windmill and can begin
harvesting at much lower speeds. (Concord Monitor; Jan 18, 2010) (See
videos)
- Geothermal
>
Does
Geothermal Drilling Cause Earthquakes? - Although geothermal
drilling does not cause earthquakes, there has recently been heightened
concern about induced seismicity because of the development of Engineered
Geothermal Systems (EGS) technology, which can (but does not always) involve
the deliberate fracturing of deep reservoir rock... (Renewable Energy
World; January 20, 2010)
Jan. 17, 2010
- Events:
Free
Energy > Exotic
> Discussion
>
Top
10 Clean Energy Lists by Others - When I proposed my short
list for top 10 consideration last month, several other free energy
industry experts, including Jim Dunn
, David Yurth, Joel Garbon, and Ken Rauen, chimed in with their own
lists of favorites. What about you? Do you know of one that should be
listed? (Examiner; Jan. 16, 2010)
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Solar
> Applications
/ Building
>
Walipini
Underground Greenhouses - The Walipini utilizes natures
resources to provide a warm, stable, well-lit environment for
year-round vegetable production. Locating the growing area 6- 8
underground and capturing and storing daytime solar radiation in the
soil and water barrels are the most important principles in building a
successful Walipini. (PESWiki; Jan. 14, 2010)
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- Featured:
Electromagnetic
> Steorn
>
Steorn
gives "COP > 1" demo - On Jan. 12, Steorn gave a
public demonstration in Dublin, Ireland comparing a typical pulse motor to
their Orbo motor that they say is generating more energy than is required
to run it (coefficient of performance greater than one). (PESN;
Jan. 13, 2010) (Comments)
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- Featured:
Pendulums
> Magnet
Motors >
Free
Energy Grandfather Clock? - American inventor, George Delk, has
contrived a pendulum mechanism that he calls "Magnetic Motion"
that appears to be kept in action by the movement of magnets into position
to repel the pendulum swing at proper times. He claims the machine has
been running continuously for three years. (PESWiki; Jan. 12, 2010)
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Free
Energy > Exotics
/ Haiti
>
Haiti
provides opportunity for free energy roll-out - The calamity
in Haiti and other disasters like this provide an opportunity for new,
emerging free energy technologies to step forward in coming to the
rescue. Matt Imber gives a short list of technologies he would like to
see make their debut where the need is great and hearts are softened.
(PESN; Jan. 16, 2010) (Comments)
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- Zero
Point Energy / Water
as Fuel >
ZPE
mentioned in Science article about proton-coupled water activation -
A Google news alert showed the following phrase in a Science article:
"The table below ... shows the calculated ... energies, with zero point
energy (ZPE) corrections included in ...". The article is titled, How
the Shape of an H-Bonded Network Controls Proton-Coupled Water Activation in
HONO Formation. (Science; Jan. 15, 2010)
- Zero
Point Energy > Blacklight
Power >
Will
2010 be the Year of Zero Point Energy? - For decades researchers
have reported anomalous excess heat when atomic hydrogen and catalysts are
involved. The mechanisms and therefore the ability to scale the effect have
eluded scientists. Author Fran Roarty proposes a model based on two opposing
forces inside a Casimir cavity that can be manipulated into oscillating to
produce heat. (OpEdNews; Jan. 10, 2010)
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Environment
/ Magnets
> Vulnerabilities
>
Inside
China's secret toxic unobtainium mine - Raising questions about the
world's source of Neodymium ... "I was the first Western journalist to
set foot inside the mine. What I saw at Baiyun Obo and the poisoned
refineries it feeds raises disturbing questions about the future we are
buying into - and who will control it." (Daily Mail; UK; Jan.
10, 2010)
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Solar
> Applications
>
SOLAR
EAR: Affordable Sun-Powered Hearing Aids - Solar
Ear, a Brazilian company, creates low-cost hearing aids that get their
juice from solar-powered batteries, seriously cut back on battery waste,
while being more affordable than traditional hearing aids. Two AA batteries
are recharged by solar power; and the AA batteries recharge the hearing aid
batteries. (Inhabitat; Jan. 6, 2009)
Jan. 10, 2010
oops, it didn't save down
Jan. 3, 2010
- Zeitgeist
>
10
Most Popular Stories of 2009 at EcoGeek - Top stories included 10.
Power-Generating Shock Absorber; 9. Lithium Supply Fears Unfounded; 8.
World's First Floating Wind Turbine; 6. Charge Your Gadgets While You Walk
or Ride; 4. Using Urine to Produce Hydrogen; 3. Ceramatec Bringing
Distributed Power Storage to Your Home. (EcoGeek; Dec. 22, 2009)
- Zeitgeist
>
Top
5 Green Energy Stories of 2009 at Inhabitat - Vote for your favorite
among a list including: Plasma Plants Vaporize Trash While Generating
Energy Worlds Largest Laser to Attempt Nuclear Fusion
Self-Destructing Bacteria Could Be the Key to Better Biofuels Japan
Plans $21 Billion Solar Space Post to Power 294,000 Homes. (Inhabitat;
Dec. 30, 2009)
- Zeitgeist
>
The
Year in Energy - With many renewable energy companies facing hard
financial times, a lot of the big energy news this year was coming out of
Washington, DC, with massive federal stimulus funding. But there was still
plenty of action outside the beltway, both in the United States and around
the world, especially relating to liquid batteries, giant lasers, and vast
new reserves of natural gas. (MIT Technology Review; December 28,
2009)
- Anti-Gravity
> Nazi
Bell >
Nazi
Bell on MIT Radio - Excerpt from MIT Student Radio WMBR
Cambridge/Boston featuring AlienScientist on Anti-Gravity and suppressed
technologies, with visual supplementation to the audio file. Continuing
the quest for scientific disclosure of these technologies that could transform
society. (PESWiki; Jan. 1, 2010)
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- Fuel
Efficiency > Wind
Resistance >
Aerodynamic
long tail improves fuel efficiency 15 percent - Ecomodder.coms
Darin Cosgrove added a tapered tailpiece to his Pontiac Firefly to improve
its drag coefficient from 0.34 to 0.23 and its fuel efficiency by 15.1
percent at 90kmh (56mph); with/without measured from multiple bi-directional
averaged runs at exactly 90kmh on a straight and level road, with no other
traffic. (GizMag; December 29, 2009)
- Just 16 Ships Expel as Much Pollution as All the Cars in the World
- The large shipping vessels don't have the same restrictions on emissions
as land-based vehicles. They use the bottom-of-the-barrel oil products
high in sulfur and belch out a brown haze that lasts for days.
- Solar
> Applications
>
Photovoltaic
Eye Implant Could Give Sight To the Blind - Researchers at Stanford
University recently announced that they have developed a new artificial
retina implant that uses photovoltaic power and could help the blind see.
Miniature photovoltaic cells are used to provide power to the chip as well
as to transmit data through the eye to the brain. (Inhabitiat; Dec.
29, 2009)
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Last updated February 07, 2010
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