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Hi everyone, my first post here.
A unique characteristic of negative energy is that instead of dissipating energy in devices as heat, it causes energy to be absorbed into devices, producing cooling effects. I have read of several instances where cooling effects were encountered. As energy and COP calculations can be complicated, especially with batteries, a display of cooling effects would be a ready indicator of negative energy. It could also be more readily acceptable to those who are still objecting "perpetual motion" to the energy claims.
Has anyone here encountered a legitimate cooling effect? Can anyone suggest a good approach to producing it?
By the way, another thread mentioned "electrostatic cooling," but I do not see that being a radiant energy effect.
Thanks.
A unique characteristic of negative energy is that instead of dissipating energy in devices as heat, it causes energy to be absorbed into devices, producing cooling effects. I have read of several instances where cooling effects were encountered. As energy and COP calculations can be complicated, especially with batteries, a display of cooling effects would be a ready indicator of negative energy. It could also be more readily acceptable to those who are still objecting "perpetual motion" to the energy claims.
Has anyone here encountered a legitimate cooling effect? Can anyone suggest a good approach to producing it?
By the way, another thread mentioned "electrostatic cooling," but I do not see that being a radiant energy effect.
Thanks.
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