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  • It is well known that there can be negative energy densities in quantum field theory. Most of the work done in this area has involved free non-interacting systems. In this paper we show how a quantum state with negative energy density can be formulated for a Dirac field interacting with an Electromagnetic field. It will be shown that, for this case , there exist quantum states whose average energy density over an arbitrary volume is a negative number with an arbitrarily large magnitude.

  • DUDE.. if anything. Be safer.. your going to fry yourself..

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  • Interesting :) keep working on it. I have seen a great many things and they do work. The problem is with the people using it and being able to afford it ,because the people sure can't usually ,but if u can figure out a way for them to be able to afford it then your good!

  • sir with due respect.. i want to talk to you personaly.. would u conversate with me...

  • this is great idea, well you can play a lot with this , for example you can start to use a boiler to fill it up with water n have good pressure in it, then you get even better to forward the pressure come out from the pipes, ; ) or maybe you can store good pressure in a boiler or something and then you simply close and when you want to run the pump simply you open the high pressure water from the reservoir ...........good luck anyway and thanks for sharing us

  • @s9srider ----- He is using a Torperdo 10000 you can look it up ,,,(Google) "Calpump",,,,, Click on about Calpump......Look for pumps, Click Torpedo pumps, Look for model.T10000.

  • Please ansmwer this : I started looking for that 165 GPM 1.5hp 60psi pump....

    I coudn't find any. I looked allover the internet NOTHING,

    is that even possible 165 GPM with his little pump ?!!

  • @lanblan4 So that's another way to say that some of our most highly held laws of physics involving energy are flawed if not at least misinterpreted right? If so I agree, along with the others above!

  • @Grimganker you are right and i was wrong. thank you

  • @818doodooroo

    while there is nothing to be done for energy loss through friction and so forth, there are ways to overcome it. With your car, do you cry and go live in a cave when you run out of gas or do you fill it back up? If even 5 seconds of hand cranking topped this up where it would produce 60 watts for the next hour.... that would be well worth it. You could generate the "topup" power with a tiny solar panel or even tesla's ionosphere generator.  so many options, too many noobs.

  • @BenightedEmpire

    He was, with the lightbulb. Even with parasitic energy loss, this is pretty damn cool. Keep in mind, this system could be refined quite a bit if you had a budget. Looks like this was put together by one guy with a thousand dollar budget.

    Secondly, if you take any energy generating device to its end... the lights go out.. period. No coal, no uranium, no oil.. etc , so no need to nay say as this is an eye opener to possibility which no matter how you cut it.

  • @BenightedEmpire Secondly, that was just the device "running itself" as he claimed. Now imagine if you started to pull even slightest amount of "generated" energy from it. The same thing that happens when more load is put on the alternator of a running car when the panel lights start to dim.

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