by EnergyUnlimited » Tue 10 Jul 2007, 15:30:20
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')Energy from the vacuum is real, the Chasmere Effect has proven it over, and over again. What has not been definitely determined is the energy density of the vacuum. Some have estimated that there is enough energy from the vacuum in a glass of water to boil all the oceans of the world. Other calculations seem to show that it may only be a nominal amount. But, if energy production from the vacuum does ever occur it would not violate any Laws of Thermodynamics, it would just be recognition of a new energy source. To a Clovis era hunter/gather, petroleum would have appeared as an unimaginable energy source. To Homo erectus burning some sticks represented energy production of magical proportions.
1. Casimir effect (attraction force between two parallel plates kept at close distance) is real, nevertheless it cannot be used for "free energy machines" or for creating stable negative energy flux.
It is best to be compared with permanent magnets kept at distance.
You will not get any perpetual motion based on that.
2. If energy production from vacuum ever occurs, it will take a form of
quantum vacuum phase transition and the very fabric of space-time will change and abrupt change of laws of physics will occur in addition to quite arbitrary amounts of energy , which would be released...
Shortly, it would destroy current workings of Universe.
Ultimate apocalypse.
Interestingly, laws of thermodynamics would survive even that...
3. Pointless to compare with ancients in that context.
We may not know much
why our physics works like it does, but we understand quite well
how it works.
Ancients didn't know either.