What an interesting idea!! Using the natural oscillation of the
universe in the form of Casimir plates being pushed together and
apart....but I don't know that the frequency would be high enough to
anything useful. Quite an interesting idea though.
I know some claim to tap the 'Van Allen Belts' but I don't know how
they could ascertain the resonant frequency of the belts....I think we
are close to some really cool things about to pop...but haven't we all
heard that one before...<g>...hope springs eternal...at least to date,
there aren't any cons involved, just some wild claims and conjectures...
---Terry Bastian wrote:
>
> Here is a thought about this varying Casimir force....
>
> It seems to be a physical mechanical force with a frequency...... At
what
> frequency does this device recieve??
>
> You could take your ceramic plates and mount them to a tuning fork, (1
> plate per tong) the tuning fork designed to oscilate at the above
> frequency. The fork should spontaniously start oscilating being
there is
> an continous imput of energy at its resonant frequency, and this
oscilation
> should increase as long as the energy being recieved by the plates is
> greater than the tuning forks total friction,(place in a vacume to
reduce
> friction). A circiut similar to a magnetic driver circuit can be
attached
> to the tuning fork but instead of driving the fork, it can generate
energy
> from the forks oscilation and be sent to a lod of your choice.
>
> This came as a thought on how could I put this Casimir force to work
with
> technology of the 1890's and Keely.
>
> Terry Bastian
>
>
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