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Great articles on magnetic hyper drive!
Hey Sniper,
I'm still amazed at the great amount info on the net on science and tech. And you seem to find it. Although I don't believe that the engines described in the articles you linked were considered P.M. type One thing that needs to be understood about the machines your Dad saw in the USN that seemed to be perpetual motion, is that there were copious amounts of energy employed to create the magnets initially used in the machines to create a finite effect of perpetual motion. The engines described in the article would probably take great amounts of energy to travel those great distances but with a exponentially greater amount of efficiency because of its employing other dimensional travel. I am encouraged by these types of articles as it relates to the ability to "Escape the surley bonds of this solar system". Your enthusiasm is Infectious. ~~~~Ivan~~~><//>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Most indicators point at an universe which will expand forever, getting "colder" and not contract again leading somewhere in the far future to a new big bang. |
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according to this patent, it's reality and it has been proven,recorded and patented.
http://www.rexresearch.com/johnson/1johnson.htm the problem is you'll never see any company manufacturing them, big oil corparation will make sure of that. Last edited by omon : 11-22-2006 at 17:21 PM. |
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1659094/posts If somebody gave a patent for this kind of machine he should look for a new job. |
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Field mechanik
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After a year of hearing nothing but silence from Johnson, Greyhound agents tried to contact him-only to be notified that he had passed away unexpectedly. This is a particularly troubling part of the story, since he had been in his early fifties and in robust health. Later, Greyhound learned that shortly before he died, Johnson had inexplicably moved our of his laboratory in the middle of the night and taken all of his motors and technology to California. Another bizarre fact then surfaced: The U.S. Department of Energy had placed a restraining order on Johnson's company, Magnatron, Inc., prohibiting it from producing the Magnatron engine imo perpetual motion machines were invented many times it's not question if it's posible ; it is posible, but somobody powerfull will not let them exist. |
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I will admit, I am a man of limited knowledge.
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@Omon: The inventor claims that his machine has been stolen. Tunring around the argument I would say a nice way to prevent anybody to to verify his claims
@Brokensickle Everyone his opinion Perhaps some day when we understand the rules of the universe betteand r we will be able to sidestep certain rules a bit. |
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Time travel Paradoxes anyone?
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Field mechanik
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Under certain circumstances, the second law of thermodynamics does not come "into play"
The second law of thermodynamics is exactly that . . . a special law regarding only thermodynamic processes. That doesn't make it any sure thing that perpetual motion machines are possible, but it doesn't prohibit them either, if they aren't designed around thermodynamic processes. If one thinks it impossible, it will be, at least to that person. If one is willing to examine what the goal is without prejudice, then it is possible, somehow. Last edited by omon : 12-22-2006 at 17:28 PM. |
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