Zero Point Energy
Zero point energy is a theory from quantum physics. Without having advanced experience in this area it can be challenging to interpret but it is fundamentally the lowest possible energy that a quantum automated physical system can possess.
So why might a theory posed by Einstein in 1913 be of interest and does it have any useful purposes?
The zero point energy of a vacuum is said to be unlimited. This therefore opens up a number of opportunities if this power can in some way be harnessed. Even if you might just calculate the necessary conditions then large amounts of energy might still be obtained.
The Search For Zero Point
Plenty of eminent and well known research workers believe that zero point might be the solution to the growing global energy dilemma. One such individual is Nick Cook, aviation writer and former editor of the well known worldwide defence journal, Jane’s Defence Weekly.
Cook is known for his knowledge of military black projects. He has spent ten years examining anti- gravity systems that is based on zero point energy. Whilst most of the general public may laugh and scoff at the thought of getting large amounts of free energy, governments worldwide are currently taking this concept much more seriously.
Cook has learned reputable evidence showing that world governments are trying to produce(with various amounts of success) , zero point energy based anti- gravity devices since the second world war and have even sought to suppress or discredit those that have made accidental commercial inventions with this area of study.
Commercial Applications
There are no known commercial applications of zero point energy but there are lots of undertakings nearing their final phases.
Such an example is a patented device that employs solar cells to harness energy via electromagnetic radiation based on free energy extraction.
Domestic Applications
Currently there are several “Do-it-yourself” home kits that show you how you can build your own magnetic motor generator which are believed to be based on similar or at least kindred principles to zero point energy.
Demonstrations of those kits to date look pretty promising. They are capable of delivering a lot of energy and require only a small amount to “kick start” them into action, in addition to some minimum maintenance.
