"Energy from the Vacuum" - Doc. Series - Trailer - Pt. 3

not going for patent protection ?? what sorta university would do that? somebody got to the university's broad of regents..u can't get any better evidence of the suppression of alternative energy ..the oil & power companies musta told the government to make sure this doesn't get out

Unfortunately Deborah´s Chung thing is only a partial negative resistor and always needs a supply voltage, so does not work on its own, so it could not be used to get free energy.
This puzzle was long time ago already solved by the free_energy group and also with the help of Jean Louis Naudin.
So it is no wonder, why they don´t patent it..
Regards, Stefan.

I dislike the graphic they put in the computer generated stuff. But good material... The quality of the video could be improved with less cheap computer animation, and linking with the audience how this affects them, just looks to average person that this is a College lecture, ( just the way the preview comes across ) I myself don't like lectures, but hands on like Energy from the vacuum II ( did not like the cheap animations there either..
FYI

EFTV doesnt learn you anything, unlike college lectures and the books.

That may be, I was trying to communicate that the preview should be redone, it looks like a college lecture. That is what the preview seems to communicate. The other preview to EFTV2 was excellent. I cannot comment on the movie as I have not seen it, only that preview would turn me off, unlike the other EFTV preview 2 which is accurate, and enticing.

i haven't been able to focus on EFTV3 at all or benefit from it. its probably because i just dont understand what she is saying. i think i should probably focus and listen to it but i havent.

whats that?

New bearden 'invention'.
Google: nram bearden
It's the first find.

maybe its on energy from thevacuum 4 which does feature tom bearden (only?). i wish cheniere etc EFTV people would post a synopsis, but i suppose it'll be a few months from now :(

"negative resonance absorption of the medium" (i.e., NRAM for short).