Introduction to Free Energy - 1 - Zero Point Energy

Part 1 is an introduction to the idea of Zero Point Energy and the first law of Thermodynamics; The Conservation of Energy.

Any intelligent person, when first hearing the concept of "Free Energy" would argue that it goes against the law of conservation of energy. I don't blame them. I believe the law of Conservation of Energy can not be broken. Energy can not be created or destroyed.

However, TRUE Free Energy devices don't "create" energy... they are extracting it from another external source... the Zero Point Energy.

This is such a huge subject that there is no way i can squeeze it all into a vlog! But look it up for yourselves and make your own decision.

Think for Yourselves...

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[werbnnerf]

I think this guy came out in a porno I once saw in 1992. lol

[introvertebrate]

@werbnnerf

Yeah, that was me... I was only 11 years old at the time, and even then I was a sexy beast :)

[BeamSurfer]

In the beggning, God said "Let there be light ! "

I think Light is Zero-Point Energy,

wait, is Light Zero-Point Energy? It's all to do with the electro-magnetic spectrum

that's what radian energy is called.

[FujiSatori]

Very nicely executed! interesting concept. Check into Chukanov's Quantum Energy

[jonathoncrowe28]

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[israelsocratus]

In the beginning was Vacuum What is Vacuum ? 1 Vacuum is an Empty space between Galaxies Is this space really Empty? No! Physicists say : 90% or more of the matter in Vacuum is unseen ‘dark matter and dark energy ’ 2 Vacuum according to QT is some kind of Energy space And therefore energy particles can exist there. Nobody knows what they are Question: How can the 90% or more of  the dark matter and energy particles create the few % of the Visible matter ?

[flowerbower]

@TheLoonwolf You are starting with an entirely incorrect view of the physical situation. Innumerable experiments led to the correct understanding of what is going on, so you should learn that first. Perhaps it would help if you read a textbook without pre-emptively assuming that it is wrong.

[TheLoonwolf]

@flowerbower I would rather test it for myself than to make up some piece of information and call it truth WITHOUT doing experiments to discover actual truth. The energy flows between dipoles. So long as the dipoles exist they will always produce kinetic energy - it's the law. Are you saying that dipoles only work for a limited amount of time, and then decide to ignore the law? You never answer my questions about where the energy is coming from that gets transformed into kinetic energy.

[flowerbower]

@TheLoonwolf You have never seen any working (i.e. effective) ones. All that you have seen are hoaxes or scams. Magnets are not a source of energy. Think about it: a (ferro)magnet is simply a material in which the individual magnetic dipoles of the constituent atoms have been caused to line up by applying an external magnetic field. The energy required to do that is small and finite. Why should it then be possible to extract an infinite amount of energy?

[flowerbower]

@TheLoonwolf Yes, the first part is Einstein's 'equivalence' argument. But while that genius 'ran' with the free-fall aspect of the analogy and came up with general relativity, you remain bogged-down in simplistic thinking and finish up in the dead end of looking for an 'energy source'.

[TheLoonwolf]

I have seen some working ones, which I plan to test for myself, but even magnetic motors that fail show that there is a continual energy source being used. The magnets give a free push in one direction, speeding up the machine. But they are usually balanced, so there will be an exact equal free push in the opposite direction, slowing down the machine. It requires energy to make a mass speed up. It also requires energy to slow down a moving mass. It's simply a matter of making it unbalanced.