Time for a physics talk
05-07-2004, 11:06 PM
#1
First of all how many of you have heard of Joseph Newman before i get in too deep. This kinda sucks for those who have studied thermodynamics cause the rules are beginning to change pretty quickly.
05-07-2004, 11:44 PM
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Yeah i watched daily planet too. Maybe he would be more successfull if he wasn't so weird. I haven't looked into how it works or anything but i'm sure it does. The thing that I don't get is that he obviously isn't in it for the money or else he would have taken the money already offered to him. Nobody is going to invest money into something that has to be sold for dirt cheap as Newman wants. The guys a nut. If he really wanted to help humanity why doesn't he just tell people how to make them?? Does the word Linux ring a bell. There must be something else that we don't know about. It doesn't add up. If this technology is so great why hasn't any other "Real" scientists created this. I don't buy this divine intervention BS. The last demonstration they showed cracked me up, there was like 10 people there. Any guy that runs around with an invention that he says god told him how to build is a complete fruit loop. Cut your hair, put on a friggin shirt and don't sound like some wacko sceaming "conspiracy, conspiracy". Oh wow I'm so glad you brought up this topic, that rant has been burning a hole in my head since I saw the show.
05-07-2004, 11:59 PM
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Yeah man i've been reading up on it constantly, If you read about this machine it's very basic but extremely efficient. All it took was to crack one of the thoeries of magnetic fields. Apparently the problem with todays motors is that we use high current/low voltage which is inneffiecent and generates lots of heat. Well his motor uses high voltage/low current to remain cool under operating conditions. It basically operates similar to a hydraulic pump in todays automobiles. Basically the motor uses a small electrical source to excite the atoms of the copper coil, which generates a magnetic field to create the energy to run the motor. This voltage generated is like the brake fluid in a car, it is never consumed but supplies the pressure needed for braking. So this machine is now capable once started to generate more power externaly than the input power. This is because of the magnetic field created as the atoms of the copper coil are aligned. The more voltage the better in this machine. [img]graemlins/deal4u.gif[/img]
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05-08-2004, 07:13 AM
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OK - now I need to do a web search. Thanks alot [img]graemlins/freak.gif[/img] 
I watched a show a month or two back on a few loons with "perpetual motion" machines (what this sounds like or even past that) and while intriguing there is always a catch that is not obvious..
I watched a show a month or two back on a few loons with "perpetual motion" machines (what this sounds like or even past that) and while intriguing there is always a catch that is not obvious..
05-08-2004, 07:33 AM
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yeah a few students at Dalhousie university here in Nova Scotia are pretty damn close to the perpetual motion machine. That was one of the leading causes for Josephs Newmans machine to not be patented, aside from economic control of the power companies. This machine will basically run once started and charge the starting source. It will run till you shut it off or the batteries get destroyed, or a part breaks. It uses some power to run but is almost self-sustained. Quite amazing.
05-08-2004, 10:28 AM
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current issue of popular mechanics has an article on nuclear propulsion for aircraft, they have a substance that when hit with low level xrays emits 60x the energy of the origional xray.
it's pretty sweet ...
Oh, and when the xray is removed it's loses it's energy. It's super controlled.
[ May 08, 2004, 11:32 AM: Message edited by: FurleyII ]
it's pretty sweet ...
Oh, and when the xray is removed it's loses it's energy. It's super controlled.
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05-08-2004, 04:14 PM
#7
yeah apparently nucleur reactors only have somewhere around a 1 percent rate of energy transfer. We all know how much power nucleur produces. Well this electromagnetic energy being produced is being harnessed at a rate approaching 99 percent effiency!!!!!!!!!!!
05-10-2004, 10:08 AM
#10
What I'd like to see is Tesla's original research released. The man could create lightning from the earth's magnetic field, and all of his research is classified. if someone could harness his techniques and generate energy from the earth's magnetic field, you could power one HELL of an SPL car!! (or a small city, whichever is more important)
