Non-Classical Energy Storage Models
Dear lamare,
Dr. Tesla used the term "Mass" because his "particles" could easily transfer inertia to a Radiometer. I know that other models explain this (but not very well). Now, if these particles actually have mass in the classical sense, well that is open for discussion, or actually experimentation.
Charge clusters have mass since they are proposed to be a collection of classical electrons. I don't know if their velocity of propagation has been determined.
Anyway, could you elaborate more on your concept as to how this high speed "something" can be made to be stored in a dielectric and then extracted? I would even be interested in your best guess.
Also, from your analysis of Eric Dollard's work, is there any evidence that this "something" has a huge associated magnetic flux with it? Does this "something" oppose itself, or a PM field, to produce a physical force that you know of?
Thanks for all of the additional reference material to explain your concepts. It will take me some time to digest all this.
Mark McKay
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Dr. Tesla used the term "Mass" because his "particles" could easily transfer inertia to a Radiometer. I know that other models explain this (but not very well). Now, if these particles actually have mass in the classical sense, well that is open for discussion, or actually experimentation.
Charge clusters have mass since they are proposed to be a collection of classical electrons. I don't know if their velocity of propagation has been determined.
Anyway, could you elaborate more on your concept as to how this high speed "something" can be made to be stored in a dielectric and then extracted? I would even be interested in your best guess.
Also, from your analysis of Eric Dollard's work, is there any evidence that this "something" has a huge associated magnetic flux with it? Does this "something" oppose itself, or a PM field, to produce a physical force that you know of?
Thanks for all of the additional reference material to explain your concepts. It will take me some time to digest all this.
Mark McKay
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