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  1. repair your batteries using special charger by strstr · · Score: -1 · on Ask Slashdot: Where Can I Find Good Replacement Batteries?

    Link to purchaseable chargers (fully patented): http://www.cheniere.org/techpa...
    http://energenx.com/index.html

    only some batteries may be repairable. it deals with desulfating making the battery basically like new or better, restoring ability to store a charge back to 100% or better. you gotta ask if this works on lithium batteries or not.

  2. Re:Why not? by eldavojohn · · Score: 1 · on Bloggers Impacting the World of Litigation

    Lawyers have really managed to convince the population at large that they their art is magic... when in fact they ultimately do something directly analogous to what I did in high school speech: do some research and present an opinion in a persuasive manner.

    Well, I hate lawyers more than the next guy but they do more than that. I mean, do you know your state's law code (those books are huge)? Do you know all case histories on a particular subject? Do you have access to every single one of these cases? Do you spend 40+ hours a week reading this stuff? Is being misinformed dangerous when you're talking about the law?

    It reminds me so much of the free energy nuts like this guy that haven't spent years and years studying physics and are missing something that invalidates all of their work. Should we have to take them seriously? Even after their proven wrong, they seem to persist. I assure you it would be far worse in law cases. Do you really want to have to page through that for a law case? Should a lawyer or judge really be held accountable for not taking every average citizen's two cents into account for a case? I think not. I am arguing for the "do nothing, ex parte blogging is fine the way it is" scenario presented in the paper. I am definitely against people being unable to discuss cases and pro-free speech but we are almost always massively uninformed so leave it as nothing more than blogging.

  3. Re:What a waste of energy by Frank+T.+Lofaro+Jr. · · Score: 1 · on Intel Claims an Advance In Wireless Power

    Also check this out:

    http://www.cheniere.org/books/aids/ch4.htm

  4. Re:Welcome back, 1988! by Lord+Bitman · · Score: 1 · on Scientist Are Working to 'Steer' Hurricanes

    Bearden. He's been at http://www.cheniere.org/ since forever.

  5. Re:there's a good reason they dont use the SR71 by mastershake_phd · · Score: 1 · on USAF Developing New "SR-72" Supersonic Spy?
    You can't find a link because it's nonsense. Most military electronics are hardened against EMP, but you expect the Howard Stern Show to knock them out of the air? Not likely.

    Some radio waves common above the battlefield "will actually affect the electrons within the aircraft's flight controls as well as its fuel controls," he said, either putting a plane into an uncommanded turn or dive or turning off its fuel supply.

    http://www.cheniere.org/misc/mixedsignals.htm/

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elaine_Scarry_and_Ele ctromagnetic_Interference/
  6. Re:Horizon by joebagodonuts · · Score: 1 · on Yellowstone Supervolcano Making Strange Rumblings

    Bravo! I missed your post originally or I would've making one of my own.

    Yellowstone Volcano Observatory FAQ

  7. Is it usable enegry? by PlusFiveTroll · · Score: 1 · on The Energy of Empty Space != Zero

    Tom Bearden thinks it is.

  8. Tesla did it! by cyber_rigger · · Score: 4, Interesting · on Cloak of Invisibility Coming Soon

    Sounds like a rehash of a phase conjugate mirror.

    http://www.cheniere.org/books/analysis/pc_wave.htm

  9. Re:An ultrawideband through-wall imaging system by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Military Device Will Sense Through Concrete Walls

    You wouldn't need very good accuracy, just keep shotgunning it at billions of times a second until you hit something vital. Think of it as a sort of EMP based CWIS or NMR on steriods. It certainly would be many times more efficient than real life EMP weapons like the Malta bomb announced a few years ago.

    Like, I said, the computing power and electrical power necessary to achieve that is way beyond the state of the art, but when you only need micron sized energy nodes, not impossible.

    More interesting example is if you can get the polarity of the nodes aligned. In that case, you get a sort of lasered force field. (I saw that one in a theroretical physics paper a few years ago)


    Your ideas sound quite similar to Bearden's scalar energy as described in Fer-De-Lance
    http://www.cheniere.org/books/ferdelance/

    I'll bet you do great in the Tesla and Zero Point Energy discussion groups!
  10. Soviets using G-wave tech since '70's? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Gravitational Wave Detection Imminent?

    I'm surprised I didn't see any references to this: http://www.cheniere.org/misc/index.html
    I was so certain that there were more conspiracy theorists who frequent /.

    According to Tom Bearden (physicist and retired Army Lt. Col.), the Soviets weaponized the artificial generation of gravitational waves in the mid-'70's and have been using it since then to screw with the weather. He wrote a book about it, about which you can find the details starting here:
    http://www.cheniere.org/books/ferdelance/s1.htm

  11. Soviets using G-wave tech since '70's? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Gravitational Wave Detection Imminent?

    I'm surprised I didn't see any references to this: http://www.cheniere.org/misc/index.html
    I was so certain that there were more conspiracy theorists who frequent /.

    According to Tom Bearden (physicist and retired Army Lt. Col.), the Soviets weaponized the artificial generation of gravitational waves in the mid-'70's and have been using it since then to screw with the weather. He wrote a book about it, about which you can find the details starting here:
    http://www.cheniere.org/books/ferdelance/s1.htm

  12. Re:Everyone knows it was the Yakuza & the KGB by El+Rey · · Score: 1 · on Controlling Hurricanes?

    Yeah there are a bunch of sites claiming that (eg. http://www.cheniere.org/correspondence/082705.htm) .

    I wonder what ever happened with this technology:

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/1469610.stm

  13. With Tin Foil and Scalar Weapons by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Controlling Hurricanes?

    Exactly what Bearden says,

    http://www.cheniere.org/correspondence/082705.htm

  14. Speaking of cranks... by petrus4 · · Score: 1 · on Controlling Hurricanes?

    ...I've been seeing this kind of thing popping up all over the Web in the last week or so, with one of the main proponents apparently being this guy, a particularly sophisticated crackpot who I remember having read about a few years back.

    The online kook population seem to be going into a feeding frenzy with regards to Katrina, even moreso than usual. FEMA's recent screwups in New Orleans are also apparently being seen by the Lone Gunmen demographic as validation of the schizoid claims they've been making over the past 15 years, namely that FEMA have been busily carpeting the US with concentration camps, presumably for a time when Shrub will grow tired of all the criticism he's been receiving, throw some giant switch, and have said critics (and most of the rest of the population along with them, apparently) rounded up.

    We can only hope they're wrong. ;-)

  15. Why are we even bothering with fusion energy.. by hopopee · · Score: 1 · on Europe Plans a New Type of Fusion Facility

    when we got Tom Bearden and his 10:1 producing Motionless Electromagnetic Generator!

    With this patent pending peer-proven cheap gadget everyone gets cheap unlimited energy from active vacuum! ;)

  16. Why are we even bothering with fusion energy.. by hopopee · · Score: 1 · on Europe Plans a New Type of Fusion Facility

    when we got Tom Bearden and his 10:1 producing Motionless Electromagnetic Generator!

    With this patent pending peer-proven cheap gadget everyone gets cheap unlimited energy from active vacuum! ;)

  17. Overunity electical generators by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Practical Method for Getting Oil from Oil Shale?

    What we really need is something like these:

    http://www.cheniere.org/misc/oulist.htm

    Infinite electrical power if it actually works...

  18. At least entropy is still around! by rattler14 · · Score: 1 · on Scientists Speed up Light

    mmm, some would disagree
    http://www.cheniere.org/techpapers/GiantNegentropy .pdf

    Before the flack comes. Yes, as we currently define "energy", there is no way to reverse entropy. It's all based on assumptions, and they may not always be correct.

    Check it out, see what you think.

  19. Re:the oil and car industry will band together by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Electric Cars as Fast as Ferraris

    OK, well then would they stop free energy?

    You have far too much "faith" in the goodwill of Oil companies, or any large company for that matter. And, are you suggesting that oil isn't big business? OMFG. Or are you suggesting that mere "market forces" are always taken laying down? Are you for real? Seriously dude... you're pretty wacky. You have NO idea how much is allowed to be done in the name of keeping market share. Oil isn't big? We go to WARS over oil. We cuddle up to the biggest human right's abusers on the planet for oil (Saudi Arabia). You are joking, right? And as suggested by an earlier poster, it's not just the money... imagine a scenario where all oil imports to the US were stopped... "see" the power yet?

  20. Bah! by eclectic4 · · Score: 1 · on Water Now More Awesome Than Previously Thought

    Zero Point just needs funding!

  21. Tom Bearden by hayduke · · Score: 0 · on Build Your Own Hybrid-Electric Car?
    Why stop at hybrid or bio-disel? Why not go all the way! Check out Tom Bearden's site.

  22. It's one of Bearden's"Japanese Overunity Engines"! by GPS+Pilot · · Score: 4, Informative · on Japanese Inventor's Motor Uses 80% Less Power

    Lt Col Tom Bearden (US Army, retired) has been predicting this since 1995.

    It's fascinating to read Bearden's views. He claims that what we know as Maxwell's Equations are actually gross oversimplifications, made by Heaviside, of the real Maxwell's Equations -- and that a lot of amazing physics would be possible if we would go back and exploit all the possibilities in the real Maxwell's Equations. Heaviside's "arbitrary crippling" of Maxwell is basically the reason we haven't yet colonized Alpha Centauri.

    There is a lot of overlap between Kohei Minato's research and Bearden's. Bearden made quite recent comments about Minato's motor.

    By the way, Minato's invention is called the "MagMotor." Does anybody know whether this is related to the Magmotor Corp. of Massachusetts?

  23. Hmmm... by DGolden · · Score: 5, Funny · on Interviewing with the NSA

    Do you trust the pdf? Why is it a pdf? Is Adobe in league with the NSA? could the acroread you installed to replace the KGhostgview default KDE PDF reader because "the rendering is better" be backdooring your linux box right now, after you were insufficiently paranoid by clicking on the pdf link? Oh you fool. You fool. You're not even wearing your tinfoil hat to stop Scalar/Longitudinal EM wave interference with your brain!

  24. Just another horse shit pacifier. by eclectic4 · · Score: 1 · on New Method To Generate Electricity from Water

    Why are the energy claims that do not threaten the energy stranglehold that the most powerful entities on the planet have due to this stranglehold get attention in the form of Slashdot links and time/money spent investigating?

    Here and here.

    Just seems rather silly... and obvious.

  25. Re:FINALLY! by RealAlaskan · · Score: 1 · on Nucular Hydrogen Economy
    I'm holding off on getting a new car until I get get a hydrogen one.

    Gee, MY car burns hydrogen! What are you waiting for?

    My car runs on hydrogen, which is bound by carbon so it isn't so gaseous. C8H16 or so (chemistry was a long time back). Or did you mean ``uses a fuel cell which burns H_2''? I'd like something like that too; the current technology has too many moving parts. I'm not holding my breath.

    While we're talking bluesky stuff, here's something interesting: tapping the vaccuume energy. The guy's got a patent, and claims that he'll be producing commercial quantities Real Soon Now (TM).

  26. Re:RIAA/MPAA Nightmare by warmcat · · Score: 4, Funny · on Sony Announces a Super Playstation 2, the "PSX"
    I'm not sure if or what Japan's version of the MPAA is.

    I believe they are known as the Yakuza

  27. Re:Perpetual Motion was achived LONG ago. by Really+Anonymous · · Score: 1 · on The Museum of Unworkable Devices
    Ok, I'll do my best to resist my programming for a moment while you explain to me this secret source of free energy. Precisely what is it? Who is developing it? Why are they hiding it? Facts please, no vague generalizations.
    Well, that's not very difficult, my friend. A quick search on google for 'Free Energy' will yield some interesting results. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe =UTF-8&cat=&q=free+energy&sa=N&tab =dw
    You can also use the nice Google's Directory http://directory.google.com/Top/Science/Technology /Energy/Unproven_Concepts/?tc=1 what leaves you directly to the 'Unproven Concepts' category, wich means that you are on your own there. So do your own research, and you will be able to separate what is true from what is false.
    To save you some time and effort, I recommend you to look at www.cheniere.org wich is, as fas as I can say, one of the bests and clear explanations of the real possibilities of free energy. The site covers from the theoretical physical bases, to construction plans of working free energy devices, including also more freakening and terrifying uses of the technology, that is, scalar weapons.
    The problem is, as Fantastic Lad says, not that is secret, but that is occult to the eyes of the public, wich only looks and believes what is said on the "oracle" of TV screens.
    Indeed, according to cheniere.org, the theoretical bases of the technology(Extracting Free Energy from the Quantum Vacuum) are known from at least 70 years, due to the pioneering works of Nicola Tesla.
    The other main problem is, of course, that you can't make big money from it!(set aside selling the MEG generators). No more big power plants and dams, no power distributions lines, and of course, no more meters in each house, no more electrical & oil complex....any device or house(or car) can have their own MEG, because Quantum Vacuum Energy is everywhere.
    So here we are, talking about free energy, at the same moment that The Powers That Be are carrying a war, killing thousand of innocent people just for the interest of some corporations in mantaining and expanding their oil bussiness. So, what are you trying to deny? Is completely self evident(and each day is more self evident) that the world is managed by some individuals and corporations in detriment of the vast majority of people. Even if all these new "Free Energy" devices are a fake, that doesn't change the fact that this world is under the power of some very unscrupulous people. And if these technologies are real and useful, is completely logical that they will try to conceal it! They are fighting a war for the oil, killing thousand of innocents, don't you think that they'll try to kill you if you became a menace to their plans and/or status quo?.
    The world we are living in is being absurdly kept in the past by those that don't want to loose the benefits they had obtained in that very past. They are trying hard, and I think that they are, at the end, playing their last cards.
    Probably so much blood will still have to run, but a new society, based on new social forms, will appear(indeed, is flourishing right now), because his growth is imposible to stop. It has the force of the living, the force of the future, the force of the consciuos, as opposed to the force of the past, the force of the dead, the force of the subconscious.

    Sorry for the rant. On topic again, I'm planning to build one of these MEGs with a friend in the next months. If I do it(I need the time and some money to do it) I'll post my results here, independently of if it works or not.

    Cheers,

    /ra
    --
    Standard Disclaimer: As long as english is my second language, this post may contain syntactical and grammatical errors.
  28. but it exists by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on The Museum of Unworkable Devices

    You just haved to transport energy from the past or future. tom Bearden has invented it here. Of course, we know it must work since it got a patent.

  29. Re:True with a caveat by synth7 · · Score: 1 · on A Hydrogen-Based Economy

    This may be waaay out there on a limb, but what if it's reality:



    Tom Bearden's Free Energy site



    What would happen to the world economy if energy were suddenly near-free (you'd still need infrastructure to distribute as everyone can't have a generator in their apartment.)

  30. MEG by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Seven Rules For Spotting Bogus Science

    The Motionless Electromagnetic Generator is no fraud! It really works, J.L Naudin has independently replicated it! Honest! Never mind G. Pusch - he's not skeptical, he's dogmatic.

    Excuse me- I just need to reverse-age a bit with my Priore healing machine.

    Note: you won't get this post unless you've read Bearden's site and read sci.physics.electromag ...

    Bearden may be a crank, but his site is the most entertaining crank-site ever!

  31. Ah, you poor misguided fools! by Lord+Bitman · · Score: 1 · on The Physics of The Minuscule

    Ignoring the obvious solutions of scalar EM! No one can defeat Tom Bearden! NOBODY! :D

  32. Was Columbia Terrorism by hackwrench · · Score: 0, Troll · on Updated Information On Columbia Shuttle Tragedy

    This article suggests a wat that the Columbia incident might be terrorism and the website backs it up with hard to dissect science. Big science doesn't even claim to have all the answers, yet seems to constantly get stuck in a rut of not accepting or examining differing ideas. Does anyone have any good sites that prove this guy wrong? This website seems more interested in the social stigma involved with association with this guy than proving him wrong. What was that quote again about new ideas not becoming mainstream because of winning people over, but because their opponents died off?

  33. Smoke Screen, Double-Speak, ETC. by Ixohoxi · · Score: 1 · on U.S. Air Force Developing Microwave Weapon
    Be astute - this type of press release implies intentionally belated disclosure. Often, the stated technology has been in use for years or decades.

    For starters, some quality research on this very topic:
    Fer De Lance - Briefing on Soviet Scalar Electromagnetic Weapons
    Scalar Wars - The Brave New World of Scalar Electromagnetics

    And for those with Acrobat Reader...
    The Motionless Electromagnetic Generator

    "Everything you know is wrong!"

  34. that's nothing by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on U.S. Air Force Developing Microwave Weapon

    I recently came across this site

    I dont know if this guy is a crackpot or not, but his ideas sure scare me...

  35. Re:Energy Sources by hackwrench · · Score: 1 · on NASA Wants Astronauts on Mars by 2010

    Tom Bearden has these energy sources.

  36. Bearden by hackwrench · · Score: 1 · on The Speed Of Gravity Revealed

    Bearden says that a photon is just mass rotated along the time dimension. http://www.cheniere.org/books/excalibur/raindrop%2 0model.htm

  37. Re:Illegal to use as weapon by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on UK Team to Study Rainmaking Machines

    Hasn't stopped people doing it in recent years.[1] [2]

  38. Re:Illegal to use as weapon by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on UK Team to Study Rainmaking Machines

    Hasn't stopped people doing it in recent years.[1] [2]

  39. Tom Bearden was Right! by DGolden · · Score: 2 · on Hundreds Spot Fireballs In Colorado, Nearby States

    Clearly the work of Aum Shinryiko and the Scalar Interferometry Machines leased from the KGB. See here

  40. Closest thing I could find: by hackwrench · · Score: 1 · on Perpetual Motion Delorean?

    http://www.cheniere.org/toc.html

  41. Temporal/Longitudinal E.M.Waves by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Most Beautiful Experiment in Physics

    My vote is for Bearden's scandalously neglected experiments illustrating the Temporal-Longitudinal components of waves in the E.M. field.

    "They don't exist?". Riiiighht. Q.E.D. incorporates them, actually. "But they eventually cancel away in Q.E.D.!". That's absolutely right, they do. Guess what? So do the "ordinary" transverse components!

  42. What's even more sad by hackwrench · · Score: 1 · on Power Plants On Rails for California

    is that energy projects like this don't get more funding.

    Table of Contents of above site

  43. What's even more sad by hackwrench · · Score: 1 · on Power Plants On Rails for California

    is that energy projects like this don't get more funding.

    Table of Contents of above site

  44. Time domain by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Why Batteries Haven't Kept Up

    Batteries haven't progressed because they're a dead-end technology. Just ask Tom Bearden

  45. Re:free energy by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Hydrogen-based Rotary Engine?

    I have been trying to learn more about free energy for several months now. I'm probably wasting my time posting this because /. is full of pseudo-skeptics who will just flame me and moderate this down, but anyway...

    If you want to see something different to all the people who make fantastic claims that they can free you from electricity bills and save the world and are either deliberate con artists or who never get their machines sold for whatever reason... take a look at Tom Bearden's work. It's all rather too theoretical and indecipherable to anyone who doesn't understand heavy foundations physics, to actually do much with, but at least Tom is trying to be scientific. Though I'm just saying that to placate the scientists... personally I think scientists tend to have a very inflated idea of their own importance ;-)

    The most promising FE device I have seen is Tim Harwood's replication of the Adams motor. Actually the numbers haven't yet been measure to determine if it's over-unity, but it certainly does very weird things that are worth investigating... Tim says that at 3000 rpm and 12V it doesn't heat up but produces a strong ambient cooling effect! Furthermore, over-unity performance can be predicted for this motor using a simple combination of magnetic attraction/repulsion, induced fields in ferromagnetic materials, and Lenz's Law. I'm planning to build one when I can find the time.