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It is very rare when I can share something so
momentous as “Science and God” but that is the title of a second
annual international Conference to which I was privileged to be
invited, remotely of course. It is called ISCG2 and I would like
to let you see and hear the Session 1 entitled,
“Unraveling the Secrets of the Universe” with a special Vimeo link.
It
starts with possibly the most amazing lecture on “The
Energy Cure: Unraveling the Mystery of Hands-On Healing”, which
is also the title of Dr. Bill Bengston’s book. Bill is the
President of the Society for Scientific Exploration (SSE) and has
done extensive research into “Anomalous Healing” mainly with mice
so the double blind testing is quite convincing. His cures of
cancer and the details of his findings are actually astonishing
(only 30 minutes long). It is followed by Dr. Dean Radin, from
the Noetics Institute, who we had as a speaker at COFE12 (now on
YouTube and futurenergy.org). Hope you enjoy this FREE
bioenergetics treat during the long weekend coming up.
Our
First Story shows the future of flying soldiers at sea. Jetpacks
are the next issued equipment apparently for that spectacular
entry. The short video is quite breathtaking to watch.
The
Second Story is about our colleague Dr. Garret Moddel’s group who
are pursuing the Zero Bias Diode research that IRI is doing as
well. However, with the Colorado University sponsorship, they are
now announcing a breakthrough with a four-layer approach using
metal and insulating layers. The lab-manufactured chip is able to
harvest energy from the infrared range that usually escapes
detection by solar collectors. The journal article is open access.
The
Third Story unveils an interesting German Mahle company which has
several great inventions but a new electric motor with no magnets
and still a 95% efficiency is quite noteworthy. Besides the Press
Release cited below their 3-minute video is quite good . The Mahle
company also has a standstill air conditioning unit with no
compressor https://www.mahle.com/en/research-and-development/innovations/.
The
Fifth Story shows that even on the other side of the world,
completely renewable hydrogen (green hydrogen) is possible. While
even the nuclear industry claims to be able to produce hydrogen,
the environmental cost is also a big factor. In Australia, not
only will the new Energy Estate consortium be replacing a big
chunk of the coal industry but they will be using wind and solar
energy to produce hydrogen which can be quite versatile for
running equipment that normally burns fuel (coal, gas, petrol or
oil). https://www.hydrogenfuelnews.com/hydrogen-valley/8545278/?mc_cid=040ab12820&mc_eid=ea049a8959
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1) Gravity has Built the World's Fastest JetPack
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The
company’s “Iron Man”-like jetpack suit combines an impressive
1,050 horsepower of thrust, from four mini jet engines strapped
to each forearm, with the dexterity and balance of its wearer.
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2) New MIM Diode Energy Harvester
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Scientists
at the University of Colorado Boulder have tapped into a
poltergeist-like property of electrons to design devices that can
capture excess heat from their environment — and turn it into
usable electricity.
The
researchers have described their new “optical rectennas” in a
paper published today (May 18, 2021) in the journal Nature
Communications. These devices, which are too small to see with
the naked eye, are roughly 100 times more efficient than similar
tools used for energy harvesting. And they achieve that feat
through a mysterious process called “resonant tunneling” — in
which electrons pass through solid matter without spending any
energy.
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3) Mahle Unveils Magnet Free Electric Motor with 95%
Efficiency
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It's
basically maintenance-free.
Almost
five years ago, Honda announced it has developed the world’s first practical application of a hot deformed neodymium
magnet that does not contain rare earth metals. At
the time, this was considered an important breakthrough for the
industry as this practically meant Honda could produce electric
motors without heavy rare earth metals such as dysprosium and/or
terbium. Now, Mahle has taken things to the next level.
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4) Quantum Entanglement at Macroscopic
Scale-Incredible
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Quantum entanglement is the binding together of two
particles or objects, even though they may be far apart – their
respective properties are linked in a way that's not possible under
the rules of classical physics. It's a weird phenomenon that
Einstein described as "spooky action at a distance", but its weirdness is what
makes it so fascinating to scientists. In new research, quantum entanglement has been directly observed and
recorded at the macroscopic scale – a scale much bigger than the
subatomic particles normally associated with entanglement.
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5) Completely Renewable Hydrogen headed to Australia
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Local and
global energy companies are supporting this hydrogen valley
proposal. The consortium submitting the proposal was led by Energy
Estate, the renewable power advisory company. It intends to produce
green H2 using wind and solar energy. This hydrogen will then be
used for transport, mining and industrial feedstock in the upper
Hunter Valley. The intention
is to accelerate its transition as a potential replacement for the
coal industry in that region.
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