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hdeasy
Nice illustrations as always, Zephir. And indeed I think Heim will beat String Theory in the end.

Here's an interesting prediction for 2007 mentioning the Tajmar effect`together with the new invisibility technology and the Free Energy challenge by Steorn as the 3 revolutionary technologies to watch in this year.

http://www.raidersnewsnetwork.com/full.php?news=975

Or maybe this si the original version:

http://english.ohmynews.com/articleview/ar...331929&rel_no=1

The forum of Steorn is the place to look for news - also the FAQs are enlightening, or the news section:

http://www.steorn.net/en/faq.aspx?p=4
http://www.steorn.net/en/news.aspx?p=2
Ivars
Looks similar to my twisted mobius garden pipe perpetum mobile but made from magnetic fields;

it pumps energy (mass) out of vacuum ir rotating in one direction, puts it back if rotating in another. It also rotates by itself. If so , this device will have the same twisted pipe structure as elementary tori of aether, just a scaled up version.


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http://www.steorn.net/en/faq.aspx?p=4


Core Technology
The core technology is the ability to construct certain magnetic fields (using permanent magnets) that when other magnetic materials travel around a closed trajectory within these fields a non-zero energy sum is achieved (after compensating for friction losses). For a fixed trajectory travel around a closed loop in one direction will gain energy and travel around the loop in the other direction will results in an energy loss.

The trajectories themselves may not be a simple circular loop, they can involve complex paths through the field (depending on the specific construction of the field).

Such a gain in 'mechanical' energy is in itself not a violation of the 1st Law of Thermodynamics since there are other energies involved in the system. However tests have shown that there is no degradation of the magnetic domains as a result of this mechanical energy gain/loss (i.e. the magnets are not being drained of their energy) and there is no change in environmental energy (due to a magneto calorific effect) associated with the mechanical energy gain/loss

hdeasy
Yes - the gizmos on the Steorn web site do look convoluted - maybe on purpose to conceal a trade secret. One thing about Steorn unlike any other Over Unity claim is that the company is a normal one and they interact via the forum, givng updates there that take time to trickle through to the FAQ or news pages. We know, for instance, that the Jury has been active since Jan 1st. Also, in the last few days the CEO, Sean McCarthy, after a debate with one of the fiercest forum sceptics, agreed to a sort of sub-test away from the main jury effort, with Atkins Global -

http://www.atkinsglobal.com/

That will take place soon and will be of great interest. Also, next week, forum rep 'Crank' will talk with one of the scientists at an Irish university who has already tested the effect and presumably found some substance to it. We will will know in a week or so what she found out. Finallly, 200 forum members will be chosen for a 'private developers club' in the next few weeks.
So there is a lot happening at Steorn and they have met all milestones in their test process so far. It looks like a steady roll out. We shall see...
Laidback
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 5 2007, 12:55 PM)
Nice illustrations as always, Zephir.  And indeed I think Heim will beat String Theory in the end.

Here's an interesting prediction for 2007 mentioning the Tajmar effect`together with the new invisibility technology and the Free Energy challenge by Steorn as the 3  revolutionary technologies to watch in this year.

http://www.raidersnewsnetwork.com/full.php?news=975

Hate to do this but as soon as I started reading about invisibility provided by the above link, my reasoning has the author rather lacking with solid constructs and obviously is not intimately familiar with the behaviour of "Electromagnetic waves" {Known and referred to as "Light by laymen}..

It should be noted though, only advanced scientists and physicists may be aware that the electromagnetic spectrum's velocities is part of the makeup of the whole of the Universe and all matter is with a ratio of Potential to Kinetic Energy which can be accurately calculated via the relative velocities one is working with, in fact it is one of the reasons why the postulated photon area is so massive giving us the perception it exists as if its near vacuum with a degree of permeability, permittivity etc.. That's right its all dependent on what state mass is in.. {I.e. The more compressed mass is (the higher the Potential) and (the smaller the area of occupation) and importantly (the lower the kinetic energy) or {relative velocities).

In Basic Physics we are availed with an image that Particles are with vibrations, and the faster the vibrations the higher the kinetic energy, but sadly what is left for our reasoning to decide upon is, in what directions are these vibrations at?

My model have these vibrations inward and outward and lets as an example say equal to C^2 for near vacuum {Photon with "c" vibrations or velocities}, and another area in full contact that is only a couple of angstroms that is vibrating against it, which is another C^2 area but it has been compressed to occupy only a couple of angstroms - Picture a near vacuum and the hull of one of our satellites and keep in mind the ratios of force with respects to area being compressed to uncompressed. Total Energy = Potential Energy x Kinetic Energy or Energy = Mass x C^2.

Now with the above rather crude models, we should get a good understanding why "c" is at maximum in a near vacuum and "c" in a solid somewhat hindered if propagating an increasing and decreasing potential, seen as a compression wave {electromagnetic waves} Via vibrations which are propagated much slower, put simply, the internal velocities are still at "c".. but in a solid many more exchanges occur, to clarify that last comment, we need to imagine that for a given time reference a packet of information takes the same time no matter how great the rooms magnitude is. this means if a room was only 1 meter it would take 1 sec, and like wise if it was 10 meters it still would take around 1 sec {All the rooms compresses and decompresses by the same ammount of time, but if we now lined up the rooms and raced the compression waves, the one with many smaller rooms would take longer due to more Potential/Kinetic exchanges.

So what has this to do with Invisibility? well if one fully understands the propagation of electromagnetic waves and the relationship that exists with mass by it via E=MC^2, invisibility simply is impossible!

We should note though, we already have crafts that have been designed to be invisible to certain frequencies of the electromagnetic spectrum (radar) and if one studies the principles used, one soon should understand how difficult it would be for full invisibility, for the visible spectrum only, I say it may be a piece of cake, but my reasoning insists for the whole of the intended body we want invisible we need to detect its full incoming electromagnetic spectrum in order to re-emitt it at the exact directions and velocities at the opposite surfaces if it is to work.
Zephir
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 5 2007, 03:55 PM)
Nice illustrations as always, Zephir.  And indeed I think Heim will beat String Theory in the end.

Till now, I never met with some principal incompatibility between AWT and Heim's theory. Whereas I don't understand the Heim's formalism, most of conclusions gives some sense for me. While it's rather easy to found many conceptual problems in string theory predictions or conclusions.
hdeasy
It would be good if Heim could give an explanation for the violation of parity in only seeing one parity of neutrinos – rotating anti-clockwise as they approach one, and never clockwise. Alain Connes has constructing a fiendishly complex mathematical theory of non-commutative geometry – if you have a million years to spare download his book here
http://www.alainconnes.org/downloads.html
and read through it. Skimming is interesting enough. Smolin praises him as the most profound mathematical physicist alive today. Even harder to understand than Heim!
hdeasy
From the WP article on dark matter:

" However, constructing a relativistic MOND theory has been troublesome, and it is not clear how the theory can be reconciled with gravitational lensing measurements of the deflection of light around galaxies. The leading relativistic MOND theory, proposed by Jacob Bekenstein in 2004 is called TeVeS for Tensor-Vector-Scalar and solves many of the problems of earlier attempts. A theory of modified gravity (MOG) proposed by John W. Moffatt, based upon the Nonsymmetric Gravitational Theory (NGT), is also an alternative to dark matter."


One question nagging me is if the recent map of dark matter in the universe made possible by NASA/ESA's Hubble space telescope - http://www.esa.int/esaCP/SEMZ6GSVYVE_index_0.html , implies a dark matter distribution not consistent with slavish following of galactic contours - and hence not with MOND.
hdeasy
Hmm - could the top story on physorg today be relevant to the Droscher-Hauser propulsion idea - made even better with superconductors a la Tajmar? Since in the latter, one of the problems in getting a stronger effect was that superconducting sate collpased above a certain field strength. Just speaking off the top of my head at the moment - must look up the details later:

http://www.physorg.com/news90423517.html

The material currently used in magnetic resonance (MR) imaging machines in both hospitals and research laboratories -- a low-temperature superconducting alloy of the metallic element niobium -- has been pushed almost as far as it can go, to around 21 Tesla. (Tesla is used to define the intensity of the magnetic field.) There are no superconducting magnet wires currently available that can generate 30 Tesla.

"A new materials technology -- such as a technology based on high-temperature superconductivity -- is required to make the huge leap from 21 Tesla to 30 Tesla," said William P. Halperin, John Evans Professor of Physics and Astronomy in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences at Northwestern, who led the team. "We have shown that Bi-2212 could be operated at the same temperature as is presently the case for magnets made with niobium -- 4 degrees Kelvin -- and also achieve the stable state necessary for a 30 Tesla magnet."

The findings will be published online Feb. 11 by the journal Nature Physics.

"We are exploring nature's limitations, and our discovery has basic implications for the study of superconductors and for applications to magnetic resonance imaging," said Halperin. "The dream would be to have powerful magnets that don't require helium for cooling. Some day new materials might be discovered where this restriction is lifted, but it isn't possible at the present time."

A superconductor, when cooled to its appropriate temperature, conducts electricity without any resistance. Superconductivity first appears in Bi-2212 at a high temperature of 90 degrees Kelvin, but Halperin and his colleagues found that the stable state required in high-magnetic fields can be established only when the temperature falls below 12 degrees Kelvin. The team is the first to establish this limit for Bi-2212.

"Sometimes what seems to be bad can be good," said Bo Chen, lead author of the paper and a graduate student of Halperin's. "Our findings set a speed limit. If you go beyond this speed you may have trouble. Knowing the upper temperature limit is a kind of security."

"To create a 30 Tesla magnet, we need a superconducting material that can carry the required amount of electricity without blowing up," said Halperin. "We have found that the operating temperature for Bi-2212 must be below 12 degrees Kelvin. The good news is that this temperature can be reached by cooling the magnet with liquid helium. If we had found the upper limit to be 2 degrees Kelvin then the cryogenic requirements would be intractable."
Laidback
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 12 2007, 02:35 PM)
Hmm - could the top story on physorg today be relevant to the Droscher-Hauser propulsion idea - made even better with superconductors a la Tajmar? Since in the latter, one of the problems in getting a stronger effect was that superconducting sate collpased above a certain field strength. Just speaking off the top of my head at the moment - must look up the details later:

http://www.physorg.com/news90423517.html

The material currently used in magnetic resonance (MR) imaging machines in both hospitals and research laboratories -- a low-temperature superconducting alloy of the metallic element niobium -- has been pushed almost as far as it can go, to around 21 Tesla. (Tesla is used to define the intensity of the magnetic field.) There are no superconducting magnet wires currently available that can generate 30 Tesla.

"A new materials technology -- such as a technology based on high-temperature superconductivity -- is required to make the huge leap from 21 Tesla to 30 Tesla," said William P. Halperin, John Evans Professor of Physics and Astronomy in the Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences at Northwestern, who led the team. "We have shown that Bi-2212 could be operated at the same temperature as is presently the case for magnets made with niobium -- 4 degrees Kelvin -- and also achieve the stable state necessary for a 30 Tesla magnet."

The findings will be published online Feb. 11 by the journal Nature Physics.

"We are exploring nature's limitations, and our discovery has basic implications for the study of superconductors and for applications to magnetic resonance imaging," said Halperin. "The dream would be to have powerful magnets that don't require helium for cooling. Some day new materials might be discovered where this restriction is lifted, but it isn't possible at the present time."

A superconductor, when cooled to its appropriate temperature, conducts electricity without any resistance. Superconductivity first appears in Bi-2212 at a high temperature of 90 degrees Kelvin, but Halperin and his colleagues found that the stable state required in high-magnetic fields can be established only when the temperature falls below 12 degrees Kelvin. The team is the first to establish this limit for Bi-2212.

"Sometimes what seems to be bad can be good," said Bo Chen, lead author of the paper and a graduate student of Halperin's. "Our findings set a speed limit. If you go beyond this speed you may have trouble. Knowing the upper temperature limit is a kind of security."

"To create a 30 Tesla magnet, we need a superconducting material that can carry the required amount of electricity without blowing up," said Halperin. "We have found that the operating temperature for Bi-2212 must be below 12 degrees Kelvin. The good news is that this temperature can be reached by cooling the magnet with liquid helium. If we had found the upper limit to be 2 degrees Kelvin then the cryogenic requirements would be intractable."
I wonder if compression may help to Lower Temperatures even further for both the Niobium and the cooling medium?

Or is my reasoning way off base? unsure.gif
hdeasy
Compression? But compression usually heats things up. Certainly in gas as you are increasing the probability of collisons if the gas gets denser by compression. The opposite would be adiabatic expansion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adiabatic_pro...ing_and_cooling

"After using a bicycle pump to inflate a pneumatic tire or soccer ball the barrel of the pump is found to have heated up as a result of adiabatic heating. "

I.e. the air in the tyre was compressed and so heated. For a solid it is somehwat different but still the principle holds that the denser, the harder to cool. In the end the superconducivity only comes if the atoms are stopped vibrating almost totally. Just by moving the atoms closer doesn't change things much in that you still have to use the same energy to cool each atom down.

Remember that in Droscher & Hauser's original setup you needed to get to about 30 Teslas to see noticeable acceleration. That may be more easily achievable now. In the Tajmar setup, though, you use the London moment and a problem there was you had a limit on the external magnetic field before the Cooper pairs broke up. If Bi-2212 was used it might be possible to extend the Tajmar effect as well.
Laidback
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 13 2007, 09:17 PM)
Compression? But compression usually heats things up. Certainly in gas as you are increasing the probability of collisons if the gas gets denser by compression. The opposite would be adiabatic expansion.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adiabatic_pro...ing_and_cooling

"After using a bicycle pump to inflate a pneumatic tire or soccer ball the barrel of the pump is found to have heated up as a result of adiabatic heating. "

I.e. the air in the tyre was compressed and so heated. For a solid it is somehwat different but still the principle holds that the denser, the harder to cool. In the end the superconducivity only comes if the atoms are stopped vibrating almost totally. Just by moving the atoms closer doesn't change things much in that you still have to use the same energy to cool each atom down.

Remember that in Droscher & Hauser's original setup you needed to get to about 30 Teslas to see noticeable acceleration. That may be more easily achievable now. In the Tajmar setup, though, you use the London moment and a problem there was you had a limit on the external magnetic field before the Cooper pairs broke up. If  Bi-2212 was used it might be possible to extend the Tajmar effect as well.

Lets see perhaps you are right? Because if we compress Mass we increase the potential energy but decrease the kinetic energy? (heat?)

Hmmm? Some one has definitely jumped the gun, and over looked something, because if we excite nitrogen Err~ allow nitrogen to boil or heat, its potential energy is released via kinetic energy Err~ so that's a liquid uncompressed to a gaseous form? cooling our conductor to which its kelvin drops and it conducts better.

Hmmm what a conundrum? huh.gif unsure.gif

So what about just compressing our conductor? Lets see if the same can be said about our conductive material as our liquid nitrogen?

we know as we heat mass it Err~liquefies {the more kinetic it gets} and yes it expands as well {area of occupation increases}, so if we use a mass that is far more dense (compressed) its natural kelvin will be lower to the same mass uncompressed, the same goes for nitrogen if it were more solid it would have a lower natural kelvin, yes/no?

Best conduction for a super conductor is at lower temperatures yes/no?
I think what we need to consider is what energy and where is it transferred to, and most importantly :- WHEN. unsure.gif
Jossarian
Hi all,

Another story about possible proof for 'string theory' thanks to LHC:
New Scientist article

/Joss
Zephir
QUOTE (Jossarian+Feb 14 2007, 12:00 PM)
Another story about possible proof for 'string theory' thanks to LHC:
I'm not sure, if I really want to make such thingies on the Earth... dry.gif What will happen, if such thing will survive and passes outside to collider vacuum?
Jossarian
QUOTE (Jossarian+Feb 14 2007, 09:00 AM)
Hi all,

Another story about possible proof for 'string theory' thanks to LHC:
New Scientist article

/Joss

<br>And another test:

"Gary Shiu and Bret Underwood, both physicists at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, US, say the shape of the extra dimensions could leave an imprint in the afterglow of the big bang. This glow, called the cosmic microwave background, reveals the structure of the universe about 370,000 years after the big bang.

They use a popular model of the universe's early growth called Dirac-Born-Infeld (DBI) inflation, which is inspired by string theory. It is one of a class of ideas called braneworld models, which state that our universe is like a sheet of paper floating in a higher dimensional space."


New Scientist article

Wonder what EHT predicts in both above cases?

/Joss
hdeasy
Well, first most of these 'proofs of string theory' are just hurdles it must pass to be shown not to be false. But the same tests are consistent with a huge rage of theories -LQG, Heim, Standard Model etc.

On the Mass Formula, some good news in that I was copied on a response of the Heim-theory group to a query re John Reed's point about the A values being empirically set:

Dear Dr. Lehmann,

In the 2nd volume of B.Heim "Elementarstrukturen der Materie" (1984 ) the
corresponding sentences read as follows :

Up to day it was not possible to obtain an explicit derivation of the F(i,m)
and this applies also to the A(i,m) and A(6,6) .However, by using the
interpretation defined by eq.(101b) an investigation of the empirical data
of the ground states heuristically will lead to the A(i,m) and A(6,6)
which
can be traced back numerically to the limiting values pi , e and zeta and
the two coupling constants alfa and beta from eq. (105a) which itself are
based on pi.

comment :
We would like to draw your attention to a paper of Heim which we suppose to
have been written in 1989 . A summary is given on www.heim-theory.com .
In that 1989 paper formulae for the partikel masses , resonances and life
times are given which do not use those A(i,m) . Instead some new quantum
numbers are introduced representing the occupation of four geometric zones
by energy . A straightforward derivation of those quantum numbers is given.
For the outer zone in some cases we could not obtain the corresponding
quantum numbers with our Fortran Program but this might be due to a lack of
understanding an only verbally described equilibration procedure between the
3rd and 4th zone. Fortunately the masses of the ground states depend only
slightly on the number for the outer zone. Our program computes the ground
states only .
In an addendum to their book "Strukturen der physikalischen Welt ..." (1996)
W.Droescher and B.Heim present a new derivation of particle life times , but
sad to say , the 1989 mass formulae have not been published in print.
Yours faithfully,

Research Group Heim Theory
Laidback
QUOTE (Jossarian+Feb 14 2007, 04:18 PM)
And another test:

[i]"Gary Shiu and Bret Underwood, both physicists at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, US, say the shape of the extra dimensions could leave an imprint in the afterglow of the big bang. This glow, called the cosmic microwave background, reveals the structure of the universe about 370,000 years after the big bang.

/Joss

I think The Big bang Theory should not be taken as actuality..

For one, what if it were discovered our Local Space-Time is definitely being compressed into our Galaxies Core where the preceding electromagnetic spectrum has already been intensively Blue-shifted {Black Hole} and because of our relative shrinkage resulting with a relative slower time rate when compared to the greater universe which as result is the main reason we are perceiving an accelerating expansion.

If my Theoretical Model is correct and proven, we would not need to explain the required increasing and unknown energy source that is needed for an accelerating expansion.

And that's just one of the reasons why I don't think the background Electromagnetic radiation has anything to do with some Big Bang!
Nick
The Big Bang is the origin of space-time and later matter. The reason I say this is if space-time didn't come first then all the matter of the universe would be at a single point and would therefor have infinite gravity and be a Black Hole. How could it expand against this infinite force gravity?

If matter was created later after space has expanded; the matter therefor was created spread out; and this infinite gravity problem would then simply disappear. What I am saying is that matter must be created at some finite density. It's as simple as that!

MITCH RAEMSCH -- LIGHT FALLS --
Laidback
QUOTE (Nick+Feb 15 2007, 10:19 PM)
The Big Bang is the origin of space-time and later matter. The reason I say this is if space-time didn't come first then all the matter of the universe would be at a single point and would therefor have infinite gravity and be a Black Hole. How could it expand against this infinite force gravity?

<a href='http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newtons_laws' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Physical Laws on Force and Motion

I think this where every one who treats a perception as a force has failed themselves!

I insist before you answer the below question that you go and re-familiarize your self to Physical Laws on Force and Motion

Can you please express to me what velocities are involved for your gravities attraction...

I am hoping by fully understanding that force can only be an exertion one should understand Black Holes are and have been compressed to their current state!

Their is no magical attractive force!

QUOTE
If matter was created later after space has expanded; the matter therefor was created spread out; and this infinite gravity problem would then simply disappear. What I am saying is that matter must be created at some finite density. It's as simple as that!

MITCH RAEMSCH -- LIGHT FALLS --
<br>The Universes Quanta is of no concern to a relative else, as their is no else!
For all we know one moment our universe may be near zero and the next billions of times whatever! Everything still remains relative!

The point is if a Big Bang really occurred, all that means is change from else, this is impossible as the universe has to be EVERTHING with nothing ELSE!

So therefore what ever event or change is just part and parcel of our Universe, hence Big bang can really only be referred to as a change, as such our Universe is a closed system, and this suggests the energy it exists with currently, is and always will be the same!

Interestingly we do have compression taking place {blue-shifted areas} so Explosive changes with in - is quite possible, but not one that is through out our universe because energy cant be destroyed nor created but only exchanged from potential to kinetic and vice verse!

I insist you have not given careful thought on what relative directions given velocities give rise to force..

Attraction is not a force! its a friggin perception OK!. mad.gif unsure.gif

Gravity is perceived as if attractive via incoming relative velocities, gravity is part and parcel of our Universes exertion, where certain areas, and in particular solid {compressed} areas are with increasingly smaller space-time areas as a result from compression sad.gif

Measure an atom near the upper atmosphere and compare it to one at sea level and you should understand the closer we get to the centre of a compression point the smaller each Space-Time grid is! I would recommend every one should try and understand relativity a little better than they currently do if one still insists attraction is a force rather than a perception or observation. sad.gif
hdeasy
What relativity says is that by the equivalence principle, experiencing earth gravity at the surface is the same as accelerating in an elevator (in space) at 9.81 m/s/s. And acceleration acting on a mass is a force. Thus a force is experienced. Step off the top of the Tower of Pisa and experience the 'perception' of the ground as it encounters your head. It is then that you realise that a force is involved.

Anyway all that is a distraction from my last posting, which has great significance for the Mass Formula of Heim. It confirms that the 1989 formula was indeed a refinement on the 1982 one in that constants that MAY have been at least in part empirically determined were replaced by quantum numbers whose derivation involves no empirical elements.

So - the Mass Formula rides again! Hopefully the Heim Theory group or Droscher will soon submit a review paper outlining from first principles how all this is achieved. Meanwhile the German popular magazine PM has published an article on Tajmar and his anti-gravity experiment:

http://www.mufon-ces.org/intern/download/P...gravitation.pdf
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Laidback+Feb 16 2007, 12:53 AM)
Physical Laws on Force and Motion

I think this where every one who treats a perception as a force has failed themselves!

I insist before you answer the below question that you go and re-familiarize your self to Physical Laws on Force and Motion

Can you please express to me what velocities are involved for your gravities attraction...

I am hoping by fully understanding that force can only be an exertion one should understand Black Holes are and have been compressed to their current state!

Their is no magical attractive force!



The Universes Quanta is of no concern to a relative else, as their is no else!
For all we know one moment our universe may be near zero and the next billions of times whatever! Everything still remains relative!

The point is if a Big Bang really occurred, all that means is change from else, this is impossible as the universe has to be EVERTHING with nothing ELSE!

So therefore what ever event or change is just part and parcel of our Universe, hence Big bang can really only be referred to as a change, as such our Universe is a closed system, and this suggests the energy it exists with currently, is and always will be the same!

Interestingly we do have compression taking place {blue-shifted areas} so Explosive changes with in - is quite possible, but not one that is through out our universe because energy cant be destroyed nor created but only exchanged from potential to kinetic and vice verse!

I insist you have not given careful thought on what relative directions given velocities give rise to force..

Attraction is not a force! its a friggin perception OK!. mad.gif unsure.gif

Gravity is perceived as if attractive via incoming relative velocities, gravity is part and parcel of our Universes exertion, where certain areas, and in particular solid {compressed} areas are with increasingly smaller space-time areas as a result from compression sad.gif

Measure an atom near the upper atmosphere and compare it to one at sea level and you should understand the closer we get to the centre of a compression point the smaller each Space-Time grid is! I would recommend every one should try and understand relativity a little better than they currently do if one still insists attraction is a force rather than a perception or observation. sad.gif
friggin nonsense
Zephir
QUOTE (Laidback+Feb 16 2007, 03:53 AM)
Attraction is not a force! its a frigging perception...

As usually, such stance depends on the role of observer, i.e. the fact, whether is (s)he formed by the same environment, which is mediating the force, curvature, ... whatever - or not. Such semantic battles have no deep meaning without exact definition of terms used and without explanation, what such stance is good for...
Tim
Hdeasy,

I downloaded the PM article and, quite aside from the fact that it came up as six blank pages, I realized that I am in fact unable to read German. Do you think you might post a brief summary of the aforementioned article? Is there any word yet from the groups attempting to reproduce Tajmar's results?

I'm glad to hear that the mass formula is still on the table.
Laidback
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Feb 16 2007, 07:38 PM)
friggin nonsense

NONSENSE!? unsure.gif Argh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ohmy.gif blink.gif

I insist attraction is a perception and not a force!
force is gained via velocities and vice versa velocities are gained via force.

If you really believe a force can be attractive - Could you kindly express which velocity and how this velocity came about to give you, your attractive force?

And my guess is you will agree! Attraction is NOT a force!

berk
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 16 2007, 06:32 PM)
What relativity says is that by the equivalence principle, experiencing earth gravity at the surface is the same as accelerating in an elevator (in space) at 9.81 m/s/s.

Except that the lines of force (*cough*) in the latter scenario are parallel whilst in the former they're not... slightly.

But anyway, back to our regular scheduled programming.
hdeasy
QUOTE (Tim+Feb 16 2007, 09:37 PM)
Hdeasy,

I downloaded the PM article and, quite aside from the fact that it came up as six blank pages, I realized that I am in fact unable to read German. Do you think you might post a brief summary of the aforementioned article? Is there any word yet from the groups attempting to reproduce Tajmar's results?

I'm glad to hear that the mass formula is still on the table.
I will have a go at a summary later. In the meantime, though, something else:

On the Wikipedia page on Burkhard Heim, there have recently been excellent additons on Heim's activity in the 1950#s - he really was very well known in America then:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burkhard_Heim#1940s_and_1950s


It was Tcisco who made the updates - here his mail to me about them:

Thank you for the comments about my contributions to the Heim article. I hope the scientific community does not overlook the fact that Heim's initial work was directed towards field propulsion. His progress report (Heim, 1956) to the Gravity Research Foundation is available in German and English and may serve as a useful comparison with the papers by Dröscher & Häuser, von Ludwiger, and Tajmar. With respect to America's response to Heim back in the fifties <http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=mg18925391.200>, it should be noted that an aerospace firm, General Dynamics/Astronautics of San Diego, California, had requested the translation of the propulsion survey by A. R. Weyl (1959a) that had included an assessment of Heim's work. Tcisco 19:53, 16 February 2007 (UTC)
hdeasy
Coming back to that query about the PM article on Tajmar.

Mostly, it has the same info as in http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg19225771.800 , but in German.

Some additional points are –

32 year old Martin Tajmar works hard in his lab. With De Matos of ESA he developed a theory as to why Cooper pairs in superconductors, when weighed in an experiment by Janet Tate of the Uni of Oregon in 1989, were heavier than expected. The experiment designed by Tajmar and De Matos was thus expected to show a gravito-magnetic field a few times stronger than predicted by General Relativity. To Tajmar’s amazement, however, the effect was many orders of magnitude higher. Not believing it could be true, he repeated the experiment hundreds of time over 3 years. The effect reversed when the disk rotated in the other direction. Some materials showed the effect while others did not. Such features indicated that his was a real effect and not just an artefact, as which artefact would behave like that? The reaction to their announcement at an ESA conference was scepticism by many physicists. Some, however, were eager to try to reproduce it. They are now at work doing just that – but he doesn’t want to hurry them as the experiment must be done with great care. Tajmar in the meantime is designing updates with higher rotation rates. He is also patenting his artificial gravity procedure.
Laidback
QUOTE (berk+Feb 17 2007, 02:13 AM)
Except that the lines of force (*cough*) in the latter scenario are parallel whilst in the former they're not... slightly.

But anyway, back to our regular scheduled programming.

YES~ Lines of force! Which is best described as <drum roll please>
<cough> <gagged and muffled>

Ok! Ok!... Lets get back to the forces Err~ velocities that give rise to the Particles structure, and lets consider how Potential energy and Kinetic Energy has a lot to do with their structure. blink.gif
Orbb
hey folks,

sorry to pop in here - i've read through quite some pages of this thread and it seems you're rather working on the basics of the heim theory, and not the details of some extensions. however, i have some questions concerning the dröscher / häuser concept of parallel space, as presented in the papers at hpcc-space.de, and was wondering wether someone could help me with that:

1) how is the existence of parallel space derived in the heim theory, and is it a necessity or has it only been introduced to keep empirical laws unviolated?

2) how are the transformation laws derived for the R4(n)?

i've already sent an e-mail to häuser containing these questions, but received no response yet, after quite some time. i have not found a way to contact dröscher.

maybe someone here can either answer my questions or help me find someone who might know about this. i would be very happy to have any constructive responses!

best regards
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Orbb+Feb 20 2007, 03:24 PM)
hey folks,

sorry to pop in here - i've read through quite some pages of this thread and it seems you're rather working on the basics of the heim theory, and not the details of some extensions. however, i have some questions concerning the dröscher / häuser concept of parallel space, as presented in the papers at hpcc-space.de, and was wondering wether someone could help me with that:

1) how is the existence of parallel space derived in the heim theory, and is it a necessity or has it only been introduced to keep empirical laws unviolated?

2) how are the transformation laws derived for the R4(n)?

i've already sent an e-mail to häuser containing these questions, but received no response yet, after quite some time. i have not found a way to contact dröscher.

maybe someone here can either answer my questions or help me find someone who might know about this. i would be very happy to have any constructive responses!

best regards
What exactly is parallel space?
hdeasy
QUOTE (Orbb @ Feb 20 2007, 03:24 PM)

1) how is the existence of parallel space derived in the heim theory, and is it a necessity or has it only been introduced to keep empirical laws unviolated?

In normal Heim theory, the extra dimensions, which are time-like, arise from the quantization of General Relativity. But what you are referring to is the space-like ' hyperspace' that would be entered into if a spaceship with Heim-Droscher drive were to reduce in mass so much that velocity should shoot over the speed of light to conserve momentum. Then it is argued that the ship slips into a parallel space. That is the more speculative part of the theory alright. The standard 'anti-gravity' aspect would just be a way of escaping the gravity field of Earth or the sun with greater efficiency. The second phase of interstellar flight needs this hyperspace trick. Now Droscher and Hauser do not elaborate on the reasoning behind this parallel space, saying it is outside the scope of the paper in which they mention it. If Hauser has not answered you he might be too busy or simply not feel at liberty to discuss that aspect at the moment. On the other hand it might take some time to get a reply if he is very busy. Personally I would say first things first - i.e. first show that gravitomagnetic effects are usable - e.g. by extending the results of Tajmar & De Matos. That in itself would be a revolution as great as any in the past century. After that we can run tests to see if the speculation about hyperspace has any foundation.

I might be able to contact Hauser soon, in which case I will re-state your query. But don't hold your breath.
solidspin
hey, Laidback, hdeasy -

Attraction, per se, is not a force...gravity, which promotes the attraction of 2 bodies, definitely is a force, a la F=ma or kx^2, etc.

The Tajmar/ de Matos findings are quite exciting...

Angrily spinning my (normal) solids!

-ss
Orbb
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 21 2007, 12:08 PM)
The second phase of interstellar flight needs this hyperspace trick. Now Droscher and Hauser do not elaborate on the reasoning behind this parallel space, saying it is outside the scope of the paper in which they mention it. 

that is exactly what i was referring to. i perfectly agree with you that the basis should be examined first in order to evaluate the theory properly. however, i found the concept of parallel space very interesting, eventhough it's maybe incorrect.

i also read the part in which the authors mention that it is not possible/reasonable to discuss the detailed aspects of this parallel space within the framework of the paper. but that actually indicates that there is some further information, e.g. a derivation of some kind, or probably some other indications for the existence of parallel spaces. and this made me ask these questions smile.gif

but thank you so far, and i hope i'm not distracting this thread too far from its original course!

greetings
Laidback
QUOTE (solidspin+Feb 21 2007, 01:46 PM)
hey, Laidback, hdeasy -

Attraction, per se, is not a force...gravity, which promotes the attraction of 2 bodies, definitely is a force, a la F=ma or kx^2, etc.

The Tajmar/ de Matos findings are quite exciting...

Angrily spinning my (normal) solids!

-ss

As one should know, Force is gained via the appropriate velocities, if you claim Attraction is a force, could you please express which velocities give us your magical attraction?

My guess is just like the rest of worlds scientific community including all of the leading lecturers, you have overlooked the fact that force is dependent on given velocities..

Anyway the balls in your court, because if I am right! ALL of current Physics has one mother of a problem with their easy acceptance in magic.

As for gravity its the result of compression, compression from the rest of the Universe!
DEK46656
Hey everyone, I'm glad to see the activity going on in the Heim world (so to speak).

In regards to Orbb's question about parallel dimensions, and hdeasy's response, this has been one of the area's I've let my mind wander through since I first read up on Heim theory. Here is what I believe is going on in a layman's explanation...

Besides the field effect propulsion produced by the gravito-photons, there is also an effect on the strength / measure of the constant G (or would that be Gg?). The change is such that at a particular "tipping point" (more on this later) that the matter exhibiting that different Gg value could not exist in the universe as it exist now.

Due to that potential violation of laws, the craft (actually anything covered by the field effect of the propulsion system) either transfers into another co-existing universe that has those properties in place, or it becomes its own miniature universe all onto itself. Due to the FORCED change on Gg of the craft, the other "universal constants" (UC) also are different (speed of light being the big one). The velocity of the craft would change (increase) once it entered that "altered universe" state due to conservation laws, and increase velocity accordingly.

As to the tipping point, I'm afraid I don't quite grasp that one yet. From reading the description in the different papers, it is presented almost like throwing a switch. They provide the formula's to indicate the velocity needed and the field strength to achieve the transfer. The issue I have is that they present it in a manner that seems very intended, like flipping a switch. I would think that if field strength and velocity were the determining factors, the craft would incrementally change into these other universes as its velocity increases.

Take the example provided for a trip to Mars. They present 2 scenarios; one with just the field effect propulsion, and one with the "jump". To me, using the "just field propulsion" scenario, the craft would jump a couple of different universes as it was going to Mars, then when the deceleration was initiated, it would fall back through those parallel universes until it came back into ours.

So, if anyone can explain that part of the theory to me, that would be great.

But there is one things about the parallel dimensions that I would like to ask. What is the affect on chemical reactions in these parallel dimensions? Could they sustain life? Think of the book "The Nine Numbers of the Cosmos".

I realize that we would think that everything should be fine, but would they really? You could (in theory) go into a state (different UC's) that prevent some basic biological function, and anyone on the craft all end up dead, growing an extra orifice, or worse.

Anyway, I just wanted to jump in and offer my 2 cents.

Keep up the good work folks!
Solid State Universe
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As one should know, Force is gained via the appropriate velocities, if you claim Attraction is a force, could you please express which velocities give us your magical attraction?
<br>Forward through time.
hdeasy
QUOTE (DEK46656+Feb 22 2007, 03:28 AM)
Take the example provided for a trip to Mars.  They present 2 scenarios; one with just the field effect propulsion, and one with the "jump".  To me, using the "just field propulsion" scenario, the craft would jump a couple of different universes as it was going to Mars, then when the deceleration was initiated, it would fall back through those parallel universes until it came back into ours.

So, if anyone can explain that part of the theory to me,  that would be great.

But there is one things about the parallel dimensions that I would like to ask.  What is the affect on chemical reactions in these parallel dimensions?  Could they sustain life?  Think of the book "The Nine Numbers of the Cosmos". 

I realize that we would think that everything should be fine, but would they really?  You could (in theory) go into a state (different UC's) that prevent some basic biological function, and anyone on the craft all end up dead, growing an extra orifice, or worse.

Anyway, I just wanted to jump in and offer my 2 cents.

Keep up the good work folks!

Hi DEC46656,

Thanks for the comments. Well put. On the alternatives for the Mars trip, I believe the pure field effect travel time assumes that no transfer to parallel space takes place, i.e. there is no parallel space and the spacecraft just experiences an enhanced version of the rotating disk in Tajmar's experiment. So with this pure field effect the spaceship would not transit various universes as it would make no jump. The jumps correspond to the other scenario, where the changed effective G and superluminal velocity cause a transfer to a universe with different laws. This is given as a more uncertain alternative, as the Jump reasoning is still rather speculative and not really part of the original Heim or Heim-Dröscher theory.

On your other point about changed chemical reactions etc. - I'd thought of that too, which is why the possibility might exist that the spacecraft simply explodes when it reaches this 'switching point'. Hence the first test probes must be unmanned!!!!
DEK46656
hdeasy
I pointed out the two different scenarios because to me you could only have one or the other. I haven't read the paper in a while and will have to double-check my memory, but the scenarios indicated the exact same conditions of the craft... same size, acceleration (field strength), etc. In one they don't use the parallel universe, in the other they do.

My point was that there is no ON/OFF switch to enable the transition into another universe, at least not that I can see. It would happen as a normal side effect of the field itself and you couldn't control it other than the field strength you created / applied.

That was the point I was trying to make in my posting... did I miss something in the paper that indicated how you could "manually" control the transition (change in field polarity, different material in the rotating ring, etc.)

Thanks
DEK46656
solidspin
hello, DEK46656

(a very THX-sounding username!)...

There are several QM known ways to provide the toggling effects you describe. Selection rules are well known and govern what transitions are allowed and which are not.

There are many properties of a field that one can somewhat easily control...amplitude, frequency, phase, etc.

For example, when I spin my solids and use NMR to perturb the spins, I can't just go willy-nilly. For example, I'm going to look at 121Sb on Monday, which has a very specific larmor frequency (field dependent - on a 100Mhz magnet, it's 23.930599Mhz), specific spin |5/2>, etc. Further, I need to know (not on Monday's big exp't., but on another, smaller exp't.) what phase the spin is in as I perturb it, or my exp't. definitely will not work.

So, to use Tajmar's exp't., the superconducting Nb ring must be rotating at a certain minimum angular frequency, etc. It also has to be superconducting or the purported Cooper-pair coupling will not occur. Only when certain criteria are met will the properties of the ring allow a coupling.

ss
hdeasy
Hi DEK46656, solidspin

Yes, in section 3.4 of the proze-winning AIAA paper, they state, e.g. for a lunar mission:

"For Lunar mission only stage one is needed. The high values of magnetic induction for a transition to parallel space are not needed. "

So the 'switch' is in raising the strength of the magnetic field inducing the gravito-magnetic field. You nay indeed choose to remain below the threshold even on a Mars mission. That means you don't go into parallel space or blow up, or just get lighter with no effect: whichever really happens.
Zeyphod45
I am a lay person Just a BS degree in Chemistry the physics you discuss are way over my head, but I follow with keen interest what you have to say. I have a question. In section 3.4 of the same paper discussed above it describes "lunar, interplanetary and Interstellar Missions" Under the sub heading interstellar missions it says: "An acceleration phase of some 34 days with 1g would result in a final velocity of one percent the speed of light, 0.01c". please correct me but C= 3X10(8) m/s. g = 9.8m/s. so 3x10(8) x .01 = 3x10(6). divided by 9.8m/s = 306122 sec or 85hrs= 3.54 days. So the initial acceleration and deceleration at the end would only be about 7 days, not 70. Later on it says "a distance of 10 light years could be covered in 11 days". And "..a one-way trip will take 80 days to reach, for instance, the star Procyon" In reality it would be 3.5+11+3.5= 18 days. The 80 day figure was widely reported in the New Science article and others.
Orbb
DEK46656, you pointed out that for lunar or even mars missions, a transition could be avoided. however, the transition into parallel space is what would make interstellar flights possible, a prospect that i find even more exciting. therefore, it would definetely be helpful to find some information on how transformation laws and other characteristics of parallel space are derived from the theory. even in case some other part of the theory is proven wrong by experiment, one could examine in how far this concept is falsified or unfalsified by that. - because a wrong part of a theory does not necessarily imply that all ideas included are useless.

hdeasy, you say that in parallel space, due to the transformation of natural constants etc, physical laws might be different. the paper gives the transformation laws so that one could theoretically examine the consequences of the transformations. to just give it a try, i regarded two physical laws:

1) quantum uncertainty principle. it would remain unchanged since h(n) = h(1)

2) schwarzschild-radius of a black hole, given by (2*G*m)/(c^2). since c(n)=c*n and G(n)=G/n, we would get r=(2*G*m)/(c^2*n^3) altogether, which is somewhat different.

i don't know what this actually implies, as distances are also scaled by x(n)=x/n^2, but it shows that things do not necessarily stay the same.

the value of n for the transition can be influenced, and the way this can be done is shown by some formula in the paper. again, it would be very interesting to see where this formula comes from.

i still find the parallel space thing interesting, but there are many unanswered questions, including some that i believe can already be answered by the theory!


Jossarian
Hi all,

I've found something very interesting.
This is the old article of John G. Cramer who is professor of Department of Physics, University of Washington, Seattle.
The Rise and Fall of Gyro-Gravity

In that article is written:
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Over the recent 1989 Christmas Holidays, however, it appeared that the spindizzy and gyro-gravity might be due for a renaissance. A paper entitled "Anomalous Weight Reduction on a Gyroscope's Right Rotations about the Vertical Axis on the Earth" appeared in the December 18, 1989 issue of the journal Physical Review Letters. It is the work of two Japanese physicists, Hideo Hayasaka and Sakae Takeuchi of the Department of Radiation Engineering, Tohoku University, in Sendai, Japan. The paper presented detailed evidence that three different motor-driven gyroscope rotors made of brass, aluminum, and silicon-steel each showed a weight loss of up to 12 milligrams (weight) or a few parts in 100,000 in overall weight when the gyro was spun clockwise (as viewed from above) at between 3 and 13 thousand RPM. The gyro showed no weight-loss effect when spun counter-clockwise. The clockwise-spin data showed that the weight loss of the gyro depends linearly on the rotation rate of the gyro. The weight loss data is very regular. In fact, it is too regular for strict consistency with the error bars of the experimental data points. The Hayasaka-Takeuchi paper was careful to emphasize that no known physical effect, including general relativity, can account for an effect of this size and rotational dependence.
<br>The similarity to M.Tajmar experiment is astounding.
Does someone know more about Hideo Hayasaka and Sakae Takeuchi work regarding that case?

/Joss
hdeasy
@Zeyphod45
I think part of the problem is that you can't use the simple formula v = u + a.t when you approach light speed. There you have to use the relativistic formulae.

In sect 3.4 D & H refer to an acceleration phase of 34 days = 2937600 sec. Thus using g*t we get 9.81 x 2937600 = 28817856.0 m/s = 0.0961 * 299792458, where c = 299792458 m/s. I.e. you are right - they seems to have made a typo and it should be 0.1 c, not 0.01c

A relativistic correction would reduce the value 0.1 c somewhat, but not enough to matter, I think, without slogging through the gamma factors.

@Orbb (incidentally, no relation to Orbo? - )
The only evidence for a parallel space mentioned is dark matter. But that is not very convincing, as there are various other explanations that need no extra spatial dimension: e.g. the MOND adjustment to Newton's law or postulated exotic particles.
So I still prefer to concentrate on the gravito-magnetic Heim-Lorentz force and leave the phase-2 space drive to the test phase with unmanned probes.

@Jossarian
Interesting about Takeuchji - I think I have heard of him. I must look it up. Also reminds me of Eric Laithwait (? excuse spelling). Must look them up. Now for lunch though...
hdeasy
Ahhh - I thought it was around too long ...
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg1251...yro-claim-.html


Science: Experiments weaken Japanese gyro claim

* 03 March 1990
* From New Scientist Print Edition. Subscribe and get 4 free issues.

THE controversial claim by two Japanese researchers that a spinning mass can lose weight has now been tested by two groups of physicists. Both have failed to detect the effect.

Late last year, Hideo Hayasaka and Sakae Takeuchi of Tokohu University claimed that when a gyroscope spins in one sense it loses weight, but that its weight remains unaltered when it spins in the opposite sense (New Scientist, Science, 17 February).

Now T. J. Quinn and A. Picard of the International Bureau of Weights and Measures in Sevres Cedex, France, have repeated the experiment. They find changes in the apparent mass of their gyroscope that depend on the speed and sense of rotation, but they amount to only about 5 per cent of the effect reported by Hayasaka and Takeuchi. Furthermore, the researchers believe their results can be explained by the effects of friction and temperature on their gyroscope (Nature, vol 343, p 732).
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That's the advantage of Tajmar's setup - the acceleration sensors were detached from the spinning disk, so that temperature and friction should not have mattered. Well, let's hope that the Berkeley and other groups trying to reproduce the Tajmar effect have more success.
solidspin
hello, hdeasy -

Any info on the Berkeley group to whom you refer? I'm not familiar w/ this type of research going on @ Berkeley...but I have a couple of buddies who graduated from our research group a couple years ahead of me who work (as post-docs) @ Berkeley.

Also, can you confirm that Boeing is actually working on this in their skunkworks? I saw a .ppt given on the topic by one of their engineers, but I haven't heard anything else.

-not spinning solids today (sick as a dawg).

mad.gif
hdeasy
Hi Solidspin,

I just know that Hauser was present when Tajmar gave a presentation at Berkeley in Autumn 2006. Apparently the talk was surprisingly sparsely attended, so it might be difficult to track down those present. If you did know from you friend who was at that talk then the round of ' suspects' would be narrowed considerably. It should be possible for him to scan the schedule of past talks at the physics dept. for Tajmar...
solidspin
hdeasy -

Actually, if you know the name of the conference or (ideally) the dates, I bet I could find the symposium data - here @ SBU, the Library has a ton of stuff. If you could pin that down, I could most likely get at least the abstract.

My buddy didn't attend (it's not his field)...but he could help, too, if we pin it down...

Lemme know and I bet I can find it...

ss
Johan_K
Hello all Heimers.

I just finished reading through the pdf in the OP and I must say I find the whole thing pretty intriguing even though it is clearly Way over my head. I've also been reading through a bunch of the threads pages and it seems like there's a bunch of smart people working on this in their spare time with some varying ups and downs.

What I was wondering though is.. how's it going? Getting anywhere with the elementary particle mass problems and what not? smile.gif Has it ground to a halt? Ran into walls?

(It's a bit like watching grand master chess being played - it's Much more enjoyable with expert commentators on the side explaining what's going on tongue.gif )
hdeasy
@Solidspin
It was the 13th July 2006 (possible 1 day error or so) that Martin Tajmar gave an apparently excellent presentation for almost two hours at the physics dept of Berkeley.

@Johan K
Well, there was great momentum for a while as several very clever people here programmed up the mass formula in different computer languages. Then some clever analysis of some of Heim's presentation was done (see thread history) and it was concluded that he did have some errors in a gravitation law he presented at one talk. One of the analysts, John Reed, then found what he thought was much more serious problem with the mass formula, namely a place in one of Heim's books where he implies that some of the elements of a matrix, the infamous A, were derived at least in part empirically although they had the appearance of analytical combinations of Pi and other constants. It took some time for the Heim Theory group to answer, which they did recently (see above) and that seemed to explain this point: the 1982 formula may nave had these parameters inserted by hand, but the 1989 formula replaced them by clearly derived quantum numbers. It had always been mentioned, long before John's analysis, that some input parameters in the 1982 program were calculated, while this new set of quantum numbers in the 1989 program ensured that only G, h and c were used as input.

But though this explanation has come through, it was a bit late in coming and the wind has gone out of those mass formula activities. For 2007 we are also waiting for the next publications on Heim. It seems an academic journal editor is interested in a review volume on Extended Heim Theory, with up to 100 pages. This will take a lot of time to get together, it seems, and so it might be the end of the year before we have that. Hopefully in that volume we will have some more insight into the derivation of either the mass formula or the artificial gravity effect.

In the meantime, we can look forward to replications of the Tajmar effect and maybe Droscher & Hauser's suggested improvements to get a vertical and not circumferential gravitomagnetic force.
h0u1m2p3t4y5
QUOTE (hdeasy+Feb 27 2007, 10:03 AM)
Well, there was great momentum for a while as several very clever people here programmed up the mass formula in different computer languages. Then some clever analysis of some of Heim's presentation was done (see thread history)  and it was concluded that he did have some errors in a gravitation law he presented at one talk. One of the analysts,  John Reed, then found what he thought was much more serious problem with the mass formula, namely a place in one of Heim's books where he implies that some of the elements of a matrix, the infamous A, were derived at least in part empirically although they had the appearance of analytical combinations of Pi and other constants.

It took some time for the Heim Theory group to answer, which they did recently (see above) and that seemed to explain this point: the 1982 formula may nave had these parameters inserted by hand, but the 1989 formula replaced them by clearly derived quantum numbers. It had always been mentioned, long before John's analysis, that some input parameters in the 1982 program were calculated, while this new set of quantum numbers in the 1989 program ensured that  only G, h and c were used as input.

I'm afraid you missed part of John Reed's exposition in post #158055:

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As far as the new 1989 equations, these are related to the 1982 equations through the added quantum numbers n, m, p, sigma which can be derived with the 1982 equation. All those A coefficients are still in the 1989 equations, but now well hidden. They show up as factors of pi, e and xi. I could probably track all this down, but I've already wasted too much time on this.

jreed
<br>I think that should terminate most people's interest, unfortunately, and would want to see a very explicit argument if you disagree.
solidspin
hdeasy -

Damnit! I can't find it!!!! Could it have been a small colloquium just @ Berkeley? Or a larger symposium???

I searched the web for it and can't find it...Berkeley's websited doesn't have anything on it, either!!!

- blasting my solids @ the National Light Source, BNL, Upton NY
hdeasy
@solidspin

I couldn't find it either by a web search or going through the Berkeley site. That's why I thought your insider friend could check it out on-site.
Tim
A quick google search turned up these remarks which seem to place Tajmar's Berkeley talk on the 13th of July 2006. The author spoke with Tajmar the day before that talk and presents some informative highlights from the talk before continuing on to discuss the modifications made to EHT in the Extended and Revised paper.

Is this what you guys are looking for?

EDIT
Oops, I see now that hdeasy already said it was on the 13th. My mistake.
EDIT
hdeasy
Yes, those were the comments i was taking the info from. More recently, in Feb 2007,
Prof. Hauser made some comments when I mentioned that breakthrough in high powered mag fields:
He said they were in touch with Tajmar and that they what they learned from his experiment more than anything else was to use bosons instead of photons, as that substantially reduces the magnetic induction needed. He also indicated that they had devised an experiment using bosons (most likely Cooper pairs again) that should result in a measurable gravitational force along the axis of rotation.

Okay - nothing really new there. But hopefully they can find the funding to perform that experiment.
hdeasy
by the way - the company Steorn now say they wil give a public demo of their # free energy' device in London & New York in the 1st half of July. If for real, it could give the power to the Heim drive!
DEK46656
Good Evening everyone...
I saw this article earlier today(Particle X in rare decay could belong to a new physics model), and wanted to see if anyone had any correlation between EHT and the particle they are discussing.

Mind you, the article was completely over my head huh.gif, so I'm not asking for a serious dissertation on what is presented compared to EHT. However, there were some particle related predictions in EHT that have not been found in experiments, at least so far. When I first read this, I started to wonder if they were seeing some hints of the "neutral electron", but I believe the two are not even in the same sub-atomic particle family, so...

I have to admit however, that I am rather glad to see scientific evidence indicate that the existing (translation: entrenched) physics theories are not standing up to the test, and that something new will have to be offered. I would guess that in the history of science, when this scenario occurs, a major advance comes about.
hdeasy
The resonances listed by the Heim-theory group in their selected results are all 1000's of Mev. This latest supposed particle is only 214 Mev: much too heavy to be an electron of any sort, but too light for most resonances or ' heavy leptons'. I've sent a query to the Heim Theory group to ask about this - if there were any low energy predicitons of hte theory. Maybe there were and they were all excluded up to now due to short lifetime or something. So it might be a case of re-calculating some selection rules...
Zeyphod045
Surprised that we haven't heard any news from the attempts to duplicate the results from the Berkeley group. Also that funding is an issue given the interest that I remember being expressed by both NASA and the Air Force. There was even talk of allowing the Z-machine to be used when it reached that point.
Tim
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Surprised that we haven't heard any news from the attempts to duplicate the results from the Berkeley group


I'm getting antsy myself. I've been following both Heim Theory and Tajmar's experiment for over a year and I'm just now beginning to realize how long things like experimental and theoretical validation can take. I'm glad I never went into the sciences; I simply don't have the patience required. Remember that Tajmar's group ran their initial experiment for 3 years before publishing their initial results last March and Heim began work on his theory long before that... Unfortunately, all people like us can do is sit back and wait for things to play out.

QUOTE (->
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Surprised that we haven't heard any news from the attempts to duplicate the results from the Berkeley group


I'm getting antsy myself. I've been following both Heim Theory and Tajmar's experiment for over a year and I'm just now beginning to realize how long things like experimental and theoretical validation can take. I'm glad I never went into the sciences; I simply don't have the patience required. Remember that Tajmar's group ran their initial experiment for 3 years before publishing their initial results last March and Heim began work on his theory long before that... Unfortunately, all people like us can do is sit back and wait for things to play out.

There was even talk of allowing the Z-machine to be used when it reached that point.


As far as the Z-machine goes, my understanding is that the extremely powerful magnetic fields created at Sandia are no longer required thanks to the increased mass of cooper pairs.

On another side note (it feels like that's all I have to contribute these days), I came across an article on New Scientist today about this new String-Net Liquid theory thing. A rather interesting idea that (to me at least) seems to sit somewhere in between String Theory and Heim Theory.

According to the article, Wen and Levin "ran simulations to see if their string-nets could give rise to conventional particles and fractionally charged quasi-particles. They did. They also found something even more surprising. As the net of strings vibrated, it produced a wave that behaved according to a very familiar set of laws - Maxwell's equations." The simulations also "naturally gave rise to other elementary particles, such as quarks, which make up protons and neutrons, and the particles responsible for some of the fundamental forces, such as gluons and the W and Z bosons."

Maybe chicken soup isn't just good for the soul, maybe the entire universe is made out of it.
Zephir
QUOTE (Tim+Mar 15 2007, 08:44 PM)
..maybe chicken soup isn't just good for the soul...

The AWT explains these "chicken noodles" naturally as the compactified density fluctuation of Aether. These "new states" of matter occurs during supercritical vapor phase transitions regularly.

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Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Tim+Mar 15 2007, 05:44 PM)

I'm getting antsy myself. I've been following both Heim Theory and Tajmar's experiment for over a year and I'm just now beginning to realize how long things like experimental and theoretical validation can take. I'm glad I never went into the sciences; I simply don't have the patience required. Remember that Tajmar's group ran their initial experiment for 3 years before publishing their initial results last March and Heim began work on his theory long before that... Unfortunately, all people like us can do is sit back and wait for things to play out.



As far as the Z-machine goes, my understanding is that the extremely powerful magnetic fields created at Sandia are no longer required thanks to the increased mass of cooper pairs.

On another side note (it feels like that's all I have to contribute these days), I came across an article on New Scientist today about this new String-Net Liquid theory thing. A rather interesting idea that (to me at least) seems to sit somewhere in between String Theory and Heim Theory.

According to the article, Wen and Levin "ran simulations to see if their string-nets could give rise to conventional particles and fractionally charged quasi-particles. They did. They also found something even more surprising. As the net of strings vibrated, it produced a wave that behaved according to a very familiar set of laws - Maxwell's equations." The simulations also "naturally gave rise to other elementary particles, such as quarks, which make up protons and neutrons, and the particles responsible for some of the fundamental forces, such as gluons and the W and Z bosons."

Maybe chicken soup isn't just good for the soul, maybe the entire universe is made out of it.
No, its made of the noodles in the soup. And maybe the noodles are all connected in a network.
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Tim+Mar 15 2007, 05:44 PM)

I'm getting antsy myself. I've been following both Heim Theory and Tajmar's experiment for over a year and I'm just now beginning to realize how long things like experimental and theoretical validation can take. I'm glad I never went into the sciences; I simply don't have the patience required. Remember that Tajmar's group ran their initial experiment for 3 years before publishing their initial results last March and Heim began work on his theory long before that... Unfortunately, all people like us can do is sit back and wait for things to play out.



As far as the Z-machine goes, my understanding is that the extremely powerful magnetic fields created at Sandia are no longer required thanks to the increased mass of cooper pairs.

On another side note (it feels like that's all I have to contribute these days), I came across an article on New Scientist today about this new String-Net Liquid theory thing. A rather interesting idea that (to me at least) seems to sit somewhere in between String Theory and Heim Theory.

According to the article, Wen and Levin "ran simulations to see if their string-nets could give rise to conventional particles and fractionally charged quasi-particles. They did. They also found something even more surprising. As the net of strings vibrated, it produced a wave that behaved according to a very familiar set of laws - Maxwell's equations." The simulations also "naturally gave rise to other elementary particles, such as quarks, which make up protons and neutrons, and the particles responsible for some of the fundamental forces, such as gluons and the W and Z bosons."

Maybe chicken soup isn't just good for the soul, maybe the entire universe is made out of it.
Zephir. YOU are the founder of the aether wave theory! Is that note on all of your webposts? It's an amazing theory you have invented! I've been following your groups posts for a couple of years now. Maybe you have the answer to the unification problem.
Zephir
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Mar 15 2007, 09:16 PM)
Maybe you have the answer to the unification problem.

Thanx - but this is not answer of mine, but the answer of old good fellow Newton, in fact. Nevertheless it's a quite entertaining to follow, how the Nobel price laureates are trying to understand it... wink.gif

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I suppose, the chicken noodle theory is the best naming for string theory, invented so far.
Laidback
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Mar 15 2007, 06:16 PM)
Zephir. YOU are the founder of the aether wave theory! Is that note on all of your webposts? It's an amazing theory you have invented! I've been following your groups posts for a couple of years now. Maybe you have the answer to the unification problem.

The current mainstreams perception of Gravity "which treats it as a magical attractive force is the only problem", all that is needed for Unification is we omit the attractive perception and rather acknowledge the proper involved velocities to all of mass correctly, and **note** that's ALL of Mass - which includes our relative near vacuum right down to a solid area of Space-Time (**Note** Relative solid) that exists in the core of a Black Hole, to which we should note we could also deem as a near vacuum area, if we were with the right relative ratio to it's Potential Kinetic Energy as we are to our relative near vacuum..

Also - our "relative" Mass is best explained via electromotive forces, so therefore I think Unification has already been achieved via Electromotive calculus.
hdeasy
The amazing thing about that string-net liquid theory is they found that green crystal in Chile which is at least partly in that SNL state. The question is ehther the SNL idea is closer to String theory or Loop quantum Gravity / Heim-theory. The latter has space made of grid of loops or metrons - similar to the string net.

Oh and by the way, Von Ludwiger has confirmed that the nearest to the new light weight particle in Heim theory is the My-Meson with about 105 MeV.
Zephir
QUOTE (hdeasy+Mar 20 2007, 03:33 PM)
The question is ether the SNL idea is closer to String theory or Loop quantum Gravity / Heim-theory. The latter has space made of grid of loops or metrons - similar to the string net

This is quite correct insight, but I don't know LQG theory so much to be able to say with certainty, it involves the spin network for the vacuum too. Despite of this, the string concept and spin network concepts are in mutual duality by AWT and it's quite easy to understand, why is it so. The LQT is dealing with the tensor deformation field inside of spongy density fluctuations (the "general relativity" approach), while the string theory is targeted to the quantum mechanic behavior of density fluctuations as such (the "quantum mechanic" approach). Therefore we can expect, the mutual reconciliation of both these theories without renormalization (which is always connected with the lost of information) would be as difficult task, as for QM and GR as such, because the math of torsion description fails at the case of high energy density, while the quantum mechanic fails for the low energy conditions.

Personally I consider the SNL idea inspired rather by AWT, then any other approach. What do you think about it?
hdeasy
I must admit I don't know much about AWT. I really only have time for one TOE and that's Heim Theory. Though at the moment almost all of my free time is taken up with the STEORN thing. I am one of about 280 people who signed a Non-Disclosure-Agreement (NDA) not to reveal secrets of the company if we learned them in the SPDC (Steorn Private Developers' Club). And boy did we learn a whopper! On St. Patrick's day Sean, the CEO, revealed the name of one of the physicists who has been testing their device, ' Orbo', for the last few years and confirmed an effect. A web search showed he was indeed a bit of a heavyweight and we look forward to discussing with him in the SPDC. My NDA prevents me from saying more, but the fact that a top scientist confirms the technology makes me think that there is a good chance that they are what they claim to be. In a week they should release general details of how their jury of top scientists is progressing testing the tech, and of specs of the gizmo like power to weight ratio etc. Just need to plug one in to a Heim-Droscher drive and cheap space travel will be a reality!

Zephir
QUOTE (hdeasy+Mar 26 2007, 07:48 PM)
I really only have time for one TOE and that's Heim Theory

You should realize, the AWT can simplify the conceptual understanding of Heim's theory a lot by using of trivial Newtonian mechanic.
By AWT the protosimplex network corresponds the foam of nested density fluctuations of Aether particle system.

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QUOTE (hdeasy+Mar 26 2007, 07:48 PM)
Just need to plug one in to a Heim-Droscher drive and cheap space travel will be a reality

I don't think, the Steorn's gadget can work outside the Earth gravitational field. By my opinion, here's an at least 95% probability, it doesn't work at all and it's just a result of some trivial circuit power factor mistake during high frequency power measurements, which is quite common in high-school labs.
lorencc
Just the opening I was looking for...

You don't use the Steorn device to power a Heim drive, you use another Heim drive.

Consider this thought experiment. You have a gizmo (Heim drive) that produces particles (with significant momentum) out of the vacuum with zero net energy cost. Said gizmo can induce a force at a distance by influencing the particles of whatever is in the way of the beam. Use that force to move something (a wheel, a bunch of water, whatever) and generate electricity. A bolted down Heim drive is a matter pump and a source of free power.

The machinery in the AIAA paper (10m? diameter supersonic spinning superconducting ring + 30T magnetic field ) is roughly capable of duplicating the output from a modern nuclear power plant.
Jossarian
QUOTE (lorencc+Mar 27 2007, 03:38 AM)
Just the opening I was looking for...

Regarding the efficient energy source for Heim drive.

Seems that "cold fusion" stuff (by Fleischmann and Pons) wasn't a fraud.
Now the Navy SPAWAR laboratories have got very strong evidence of nuclear reactions taking place at near room temperature (LENR - Low Energy Nuclear Reactions).

See that thread please:
"Cold Fusion" - Extraordinary Evidence

Right now they experiment has been validated by few other laboratories and further checks are taking place.

I think that working CF generator could deliver vast amount of energy using small quantity of havy water as fuel. rolleyes.gif
It's ideal energy source for a space ship!

Cheers,
/Joss
Tim
@ lorencc
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A bolted down Heim drive is a matter pump and a source of free power.
I'm afraid I must respectfully disagree. The energy costs involved with producing a significant field effect with a working Heim-Droscher drive would be considerable and somewhat inefficient. I highly doubt that a drive in your proposed configuration would be capable of the kind of over unity you are describing. My, albeit limited, understanding is that the Heim-Droscher drive is not a matter pump at all, but rather that it is capable of creating an artificial gravitational gradient, similar to that recently documented by Tajmar.

@ hdeasy
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A bolted down Heim drive is a matter pump and a source of free power.
I'm afraid I must respectfully disagree. The energy costs involved with producing a significant field effect with a working Heim-Droscher drive would be considerable and somewhat inefficient. I highly doubt that a drive in your proposed configuration would be capable of the kind of over unity you are describing. My, albeit limited, understanding is that the Heim-Droscher drive is not a matter pump at all, but rather that it is capable of creating an artificial gravitational gradient, similar to that recently documented by Tajmar.

@ hdeasy
Though at the moment almost all of my free time is taken up with the STEORN thing.
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Just need to plug one in to a Heim-Droscher drive and cheap space travel will be a reality!
I've not been participating in the Steorn developers forum as you have been, but I have managed to find some still photos and video of Steorn's (no longer being considered for production) K-Toy. This video is of an attempted K-Toy Replication. I did read somewhere that the K-toy is not entirely representative of the Steorn technology, but does operate on a similar principal and to me the K-Toy very clearly illustrates the use of both gravity and magnetism.

If the over unity that Steorn claims is based on a technology that uses gravity than I'm afraid your free energy for a spaceship idea is out of the question. I seriously doubt that it would be possible to create the artificial gravitational field required to operate a Steorn generator and still retain the over unity effect.

@Jossarian
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Just need to plug one in to a Heim-Droscher drive and cheap space travel will be a reality!
I've not been participating in the Steorn developers forum as you have been, but I have managed to find some still photos and video of Steorn's (no longer being considered for production) K-Toy. This video is of an attempted K-Toy Replication. I did read somewhere that the K-toy is not entirely representative of the Steorn technology, but does operate on a similar principal and to me the K-Toy very clearly illustrates the use of both gravity and magnetism.

If the over unity that Steorn claims is based on a technology that uses gravity than I'm afraid your free energy for a spaceship idea is out of the question. I seriously doubt that it would be possible to create the artificial gravitational field required to operate a Steorn generator and still retain the over unity effect.

@Jossarian
I think that working CF generator could deliver vast amount of energy using small quantity of havy water as fuel.
I've been following the cold-fusion thing for awhile as well and I keep hoping that it will pan out. There are a couple of companies that are trying to bring it to market within the next year or two. I actually bought a few of shares of Solar Energy LTD because they own D2Fusion. At less than 50 cents a share I'm willing to gamble a little.

I agree that this might be a more feasible power source for a Heim-Droscher drive equipped spaceship. It provides high power density, relatively low operating temperatures and pressures, few moving parts (I'm all about the KISS principle), and you could refuel from anyplace with [heavy] water.
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Jossarian+Mar 27 2007, 08:52 AM)
Regarding the efficient energy source for Heim drive.

Seems that "cold fusion" stuff (by Fleischmann and Pons) wasn't a fraud.
Now the Navy SPAWAR laboratories have got very strong evidence of nuclear reactions taking place at near room temperature (LENR - Low Energy Nuclear Reactions).

See that thread please:
"Cold Fusion" - Extraordinary Evidence

Right now they experiment has been validated by few other laboratories and further checks are taking place.

I think that working CF generator could deliver vast amount of energy using small quantity of havy water as fuel. rolleyes.gif
It's ideal energy source for a space ship!

Cheers,
/Joss
I have designed laser fusion pellets that might achieve ignition and thermonuclear burn. I have still not found a qualified physicist to read it. What are you Jossarian?
Are you a scientist of some sort? They are giving me a real catch 22 runaround at the DOE. They say i have to prove my report is worth reading but they will not read it. They signed a nondisclosure agreement then they sent back the report I sent them, unopenned and unread.
lorencc
A couple of points:

Droscher & Hauser emphasize that gravitophoton pairs are produced with a net zero energy cost. The ship's momentum, and hence kinetic energy, come from the fact that only the particles going in one direction interact significantly with matter.

If the Heim-Droscher drive isn't overunity in *some* way, there is no way such a spaceship will ever get anywhere near the speed of light. The energy has to come from somewhere. It can't come from consuming the mass of the vehicle.
Tim
QUOTE (lorencc+Mar 28 2007, 03:49 AM)
Droscher & Hauser emphasize that gravitophoton pairs are produced with a net zero energy cost.  The ship's momentum, and hence kinetic energy, come from the fact that only the particles going in one direction interact significantly with matter.

If the Heim-Droscher drive isn't overunity in *some* way, there is no way such a spaceship will ever get anywhere near the speed of light.  The energy has to come from somewhere.  It can't come from consuming the mass of the vehicle.

I can't seem to find where exactly Droscher and Hauser emphasize that the gravitophoton pairs are produced with zero net energy. My contention is that the Heim-Droscher drive appears to violate the conservation of momentum, not the conservation of energy. I think that's why hdeasy is so eager to couple it to a Steorn generator, which does appear to violate the conservation of energy. If it is possible to couple the two of them together then you could do away with perhaps the two must troublesome (for interstellar travel at any rate) laws of physics in one fell swoop.

From a technical standpoint, all of this stuff is way over my head, so I might be completely off base. My understanding is that the gravitophoton is sort of an intermediary carrier particle that allows the coupling of gravity to magnetism. This allows us to, in theory, control gravity by controlling magnetism which we can control using electricity. In order for the Heim-Droscher drive to function, energy must be expended. Current (and a lot of it) must be passed through the super-conducting current loop (solenoid) and the insulating disk must be rotated. This requires electricity and while it might result in a conversion of electric to kinetic energy, I doubt (here is where my complete lack of math skills really bugs me because I can't even understand the equations involved, let alone prove anything) that converting the aforementioned kinetic energy back into electric energy would result in a net energy gain. It therefore could not be used to power a second Heim-Droscher drive for propulsive purposes (as suggested in your earlier post).

Again, I have to use a calculator to do simple addition, so take everything I say with a grain of salt. Other individuals on this forum are far more qualified than myself in this field and their insights should be trusted more than mine.
Jossarian
QUOTE (Neil Farbstein+Mar 27 2007, 07:11 PM)
I have designed laser fusion pellets that might achieve ignition and thermonuclear burn. I have still not found a qualified physicist to read it. What are you Jossarian?
Are you a scientist of some sort?

I'm not a physicist - I've graduaded few years ago on Math&Physics on Technical Univeristy but since then working as Software Engineer (telecomunication company). huh.gif

Sorry pal! sad.gif

/Joss
hdeasy
Interesting comments by Tim, Lorencc, Neil & Jossarian. I still think that the Heim-Droscher drive is not OU and it would take an efficient power source to keep it going. If the Steorn engine is indeed what it is claimed to be, then it would be the ideal power source to solve the problem of how to keep the disks spinning. Tajmar certainly said nothing of OU in his papers on the effect he discovered.

Concerning Droscher, Hauser & Tajmar – I just got a pre-print of an invited paper by D & H for the 7th Launcher Symposium to be held at Barcelona, 2-5 April 2007. In it, they give more details and a diagram of their extension of the Tajmar experiment, where the force would be parallel to the axis of rotation of the disk – i.e. vertical or against gravity, if the disk rotates in the right sense. For a superconducting solenoid and disk diameter of about 15 cm, with a current of 1 Amp in the 10 turns of the solenoid and a rotational disk speed of 25 m/s, they calculate a vertical acceleration field of about 1% of the earth’s field, or 0.06 m/s/s. This is stronger than Tajmar’s and so easily measurable. The setup would be not much more expensive or difficult than Tajmar’s setup, and so well within the reach of current technology.

In addition, D & T now have a concrete offer for a review volume on Extended Heim Theory, with a 100 page review paper by them. They will need several months to complete that, and so the publication date is now set for March 2008. So – it’s all happening!
DEK46656
Greetings all
I wanted to bring a perspective I've had over the last (almost) year to the discussion. Actually I posted something about using the concepts of EHT for an "energy source" back in May of last year: Entry 810
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    ...Their reference was that the magnetic field produced the Ggp particles, but the net energy extracted from the vacuum (for the production of the particles) was 0. However there is a lot of energy being put into the craft. In section 1 of the article, they state that a craft of 10**5 Kg at a velocity of .01C has an energy content of 4.5 * 10**17 J. They go on further to state that a 100 MW nuclear reactor would take 143 years to produce that amount of energy. However… in section 3.4 they note that the same craft traveling at 1g acceleration for 34 days would reach .01C! It seems to me that this is a phenomenal source of energy to be utilized if it works, and (of course) some method of extracting / converting that energy could be engineered.
I find this data from the paper very intriguing, because the idea (if I interpret this correctly) is that energy is used to convert "virtual particle" to real particles (from vacuum) and that those (now real) particles are used to produce "orders of magnitude" more energy than was used to produce them. That should be a reasonable assumption because I find it highly unlikely that it would take 4.5*10**17 J of power to run the EHT field propulsion system for 34 days.

I think that if you borrow from this concept, a power source could be create other than traditional concepts (Fission, or Fusion). In reference to that, I have somewhere on my PC a (PDF) paper written by someone (I think from NASA) presenting the idea of creating matter / anti-matter from "virtual particles" (similar concept, different approach). If the engineering of this science were worked out, then theoretically a matter/anti-matter power source could be produced that would / could have a Q > 1. Even if not, a combination of a more efficient anti-matter source and Fusion (as in anti-matter catalyzed fusion) might be the approach to take compared to current Fusion research efforts.

As much as I would like to see the current Fusion research work, at the moment I don't think it will be possible to get Q > 1. Even if they do, it will be so big, cumbersome, and inefficient, that it will not be that practical. That realization along with the PDF and the concept presented in the quote leads me to think that a different approach (compared to anything considered by todays technology) will be what powers the future, as well as any form of "real" spacecraft; well, other than a low thrust / coaster to nearby planets.

In reference to the "Steorn device", I have to take a skeptics approach. Incredible claims call for incredible evidence, and I'm concerned that this will turn out to be another "flash in the pan", and not a practical device to produce a lot of electrical energy. Mind you that this is just my opinion, and I have nothing to support that belief, other than all the other claims that have failed the test.
DEK46656
OK, after having commented on that paper, I went looking for it. It is an AIAA paper from 2001. The file name is CR-2001-211116.pdf, and the title is "Antimatter Production at a Potential Boundary" written by Michael R. LaPointe, Ohio Aerospace Institute, Brook Park, Ohio.

I could not possibly explain the concepts of this paper very well since my science education is minimal compared to others in this forum, so here is the abstract taken from the paper:
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Current antiproton production techniques rely on high energy collisions between beam particles and target nuclei to produce particle and antiparticle pairs, but inherently low production and capture efficiencies render these techniques impractical for the cost-effective production of antimatter for space propulsion and other commercial applications. Based on Dirac's theory of the vacuum field, a new antimatter production concept is proposed in which particle-antiparticle pairs are created at the boundary of a steep potential step formed by the suppression of the local vacuum fields. Current antimatter production techniques are reviewed, followed by a description of Dirac's relativistic quantum theory of the vacuum state and corresponding solutions for particle tunneling and reflection from a potential barrier.  The use of the Casimir effect to suppress local vacuum fields is presented as a possible technique for generating the sharp potential gradients required for particle-antiparticle pair creation.


<br>I just did a Google search on the file name and found copies fairly easily. Because of how easily it seems to be available, I won't waste bandwidth or drive space by uploading (to some location) a duplicate copy.

My apologies if this is a little off topic related to EHT. This was just something I found interesting, and as a possible source to power a EHT derived field propulsion system, along with all the extras that go along with a inter-planetary / inter-stellar capable space craft; propulsion, electro-magnetic (not likely) or electro-static (likely) shielding against solar radiation / cosmic rays, high powered radar style "sensor", and any number of additional systems that could be considered for such a craft.

will314159
here we are mateys- the inaugaration of April and no stupendous announcement on this forum about the magikal Stoerm thingy. But it is a Sunday. Max, the three legged Labrador Retriever, eagerly awaits the results.

We"ll See.
will314159
Silly me. Where did I get the April Fool date. They now have dates of October 1, 2007 and end of 2007.

the tech is called ORBO
their site is
http://www.steorn.com/

their claim is

" Our Claim

Orbo produces free, clean and constant energy - that is our claim. By free we mean that the energy produced is done so without recourse to external source. By clean we mean that during operation the technology produces no emissions. By constant we mean that with the exception of mechanical failure the technology will continue to operate indefinitely.

The sum of these claims for our Orbo technology is a violation of the principle of conservation of energy, perhaps the most fundamental of scientific principles. The principle of the conservation of energy states that energy can neither be created or destroyed, it can only change form.

Because of the revolutionary nature of our claim, not only to the world of science but to the world in general, Steorn issued a challenge to the scientific community in August 2006 to test our technology and report their findings. The process of validation that has resulted from this challenge is currently underway, with results expected by the end of 2007. "

Take Care
makuabob
OK, guys and gals,

I went off to look at the videos,... Nope, nothing there. I only see sleight of hand and bravado. I question that this sort of thing belongs in the Heim Theory thread.

Let's face it,... all permanent magnets in the "Orbo"; the operator is moving the 'slide' magnets and inputting energy into a stable system. The stainless steel is there as a diversion. It may or may not affect the magnetic field of the moveable magnets. The device is a toy, nothing more.

In the early 1970s, during the first oil crunch, the claims were flying fast and frequent about how to get energy elsewhere. One fellow had a 'triple threat' package;' wave power (yes, possible), methanogenesis (chicken manure, vegetation digestors,... yes, possible) and MAGNAPOWER ("Intruder Alert! Intruder Alert!") With a tricky display of rings magnets on a pencil, this huckster was trying to get funds by explaining (to the ignorant, but wealthy) that a stator and rotor of "properly aligned" magnets would cause the rotor to turn (due to replusive forces) and energy could be taken from the rotor.

This 'Orbo' toy is in exactly the same class. This line of discussion should be moved elsewhere.


Meanwhile, to return to the subject at hand,...

What's happening with the Berkeley efforts to run the Tajmar-DeMatos experiments? I can get nothing from my niece (in the astronomy section). Maybe someone else has a contact there?
Tim
QUOTE (makuabob+Apr 6 2007, 01:26 PM)
This 'Orbo' toy is in exactly the same class. This line of discussion should be moved elsewhere.

Meanwhile, to return to the subject at hand,...

What's happening with the Berkeley efforts to run the Tajmar-DeMatos experiments? I can get nothing from my niece (in the astronomy section). Maybe someone else has a contact there?

I'm afraid that I must, at least in principal, agree with makuabob. Unless the Steorn Effect proves to be real and EHT can somehow account for it, it really doesn't belong here... sigh... oh well... It's just so darn frustrating that new developments are so few and far between that I for one am guilty of getting off topic every now and again.

As for the Tajmar-DeMatos replication taking place at Berkeley... Do we even have any solid evidence for this? I know hdeasy has said that it is being done, but I've been unable to find any thing concrete during my web searches and even those attending Berkley can't seem to find anything. Don't these experimenters have blogs or something? I thought everyone had a blog these days...

Thought Experiment:

I'm still on the fence with EHT, but I'm pretty confident in Tajmar's results. Would it be possible to, using only what we "know" to be true from Tajmar's experiments, create a propellantless propulsion system? Admittedly, the following would be very inefficient and relies on my incomplete understanding of the gravitomagnetic london moment...

1) Spin up the the superconducting ring or rings.
2) Move the "heavy" rings along the length of the ship in the direction opposite of the ship's intended trajectory.
3) Spin down the superconducting ring or rings.
4) Return the "light" rings to the starting position.
5) Repeat.

If the spinning superconducting ring in Tajmar's experiment actually gains mass (and I could be way off base here), then the proposed system would "push" more mass in one direction than in the other, right? It also wouldn't require the "Heim Drive's" spinning insulator to provide a unidirectional motive force (the spinning insulator portion of the drive never really sat well with me).
hdeasy
As I and others also pointed out, though Heim and Tajmar's experiments involve rotating magnets just as Steorn's Orbo, they are more about force of the field than relative postioning and lag (magnetic viscosity) as for Orbo. So though there is a superficial relationship between Heim and Steorn in that both involve new physics coming out of rotating magnetic systems, the physics is in fact different in both cases it seems. Or there might be a deeper relation. Time will tell. Thus Steorn is a bit off topic here.

@Will314159

Yes, there was a bit of an understatement for the Jury update. All we heard so far is that the Jury is going fine. It's up to Steorn now if they want to release any concrete info on ORBO technical details or the Jury - that may come in about a week: the Steorn team is busy with other things now, like developing a new version of the tech. A few more months may be needed before the thing goes public.
Jossarian
QUOTE (Tim+Apr 10 2007, 03:11 PM)

As for the Tajmar-DeMatos replication taking place at Berkeley...  Do we even have any solid evidence for this?  I know hdeasy has said that it is being done, but I've been unable to find any thing concrete during my web searches and even those attending Berkley can't seem to find anything.  Don't these experimenters have blogs or something?  I thought everyone had a blog these days...

Why not to ask this question to Martin Tajmar himself? tongue.gif
Contact information is on his web-page:
M. Tajmar web-page

Different phone/e-mail are listed on this page:
TUWIS++ Lehrveranstaltung

Maybe he will even agree to join our discussion?

Who will dare to contact him?
Is anyone brave enough? ph34r.gif

/Joss
hdeasy
I think it’s well enough established that people at Berkeley and elsewhere are working on this replication. Hauser mentioned that he heard of this when he attended Tajmar’s talk there. And Tajmar in that interview in German mag PM recently indicated again that groups were working on this:

http://www.pm-magazin.de/de/heftartikel/ga...?artikelid=1780

"Now other groups of researchers are to repeat Tajmar’s experiments. Also the gravitation physicist Claus Kiefer of the University of Cologne thinks this is necessary: ” Tajmar’s work is interesting enough, that it should be tested.“ Some scientists have already announced an interest in it - who they are, Tajmar would not yet reveal, however,: ” I do not want to pressurize them. They should accomplish their experiments in peace.“ That they will confirm his results, of this he is convinced.

He is already a step further. His thoughts circle around new superconductor experiments, which rotate also much faster than in Seibersdorf - and which accordingly may produce a still stronger gravitation-magnetic force. They are to become the heart of ”gravitation transformers “, in which fields can be produced, which are arranged against the gravitational field of the earth - then both forces would cancel each other mutually. If that works, one could manufacture weightlessness for the first time in mankind’s history on earth. Tajmar already developed the plans for a research lab with gravitation transformers. They lie now with the patent office." <my translation smile.gif )

Also, Apparently Tajmar and Droscher are in touch (not surprising as they are both Austrian) and though Tajmar still prefers his heavy graviton theory, he may be more willing to consider the Heim theory explanation when the peer reviewed review article comes out in early 2008.
hdeasy
Also, it might not be so bad if the review paper on Heim-theory appears in Spring 2008, as this will coincide with the hoped for CERN search for the Higgs particle(s). If that turns out negative, then the interest should be all the greater in a peer reviewed paper describing an alternative to the Standard Model's method of assigning masses to the particles.
Jossarian
QUOTE (hdeasy+Apr 17 2007, 08:43 AM)
And Tajmar in that interview in German mag  PM recently indicated again that groups were working on this:

http://www.pm-magazin.de/de/heftartikel/ga...?artikelid=1780

<br>Here is transaltion of full article (Google translator):
Translated Article

/Joss
Jossarian
Regarding the possible use of antigravitation.
I think that laboratory 0G field will not be very usable when we compare it with other things. For example consider breakthrough in public transportation if we combine antigravitation with efficient energy source (like Lenr-Canr?).
Imagine vehicles in which anti-G generators are used for both hovering and propeling. Few of the generators shall be used to create force opposing Earth gravity field (working vertically) and few shall deliver horizontal force which will allow vehicle to speed up and to slow down tohether with possibilty to change direction of move.

Imagine our cities wihout the roads and traffic jams and people being able to travel hundreds of kilometers per day to get to work in below an hour.

It can change our way of life in dramatically! laugh.gif

Remember the "The Fifth Element" movie and public transportation system shown in it? It's how our life can look like soon smile.gif .

Regards,
/Joss
Jossarian
And my last post for today (I hope smile.gif ).

QUOTE
In a recent study, mathematician George Sparling of the University of Pittsburgh examines a fundamental question pondered since the time of Pythagoras, and still vexing scientists today: what is the nature of space and time? After analyzing different perspectives, Sparling offers an alternative idea: space-time may have six dimensions, with the extra two being time-like.
<br>PhysOrg article
Sparling paper at arxiv

Your opinions? unsure.gif

/Joss
hdeasy
On the WSparling paper - I already noted this top news item in Physorg:

http://www.physorg.com/news96027669.html

"In a recent study, mathematician George Sparling of the University of Pittsburgh examines a fundamental question pondered since the time of Pythagoras, and still vexing scientists today: what is the nature of space and time? After analyzing different perspectives, Sparling offers an alternative idea: space-time may have six dimensions, with the extra two being time-like"

Well well, exactly like Heim's original theory! 6-D and 3 time-like dims in total!
hdeasy
There may indeed be a link between Sparling's and Heim's work. One indication is that this is a form of background independent quantum gravity theory. We saw in many posts above that there were great similarities between Heim theory and Loop Quantum Gravity. The only problem there was that LQG was strictly a 4-D theory. Now LQG also was heavily influence by Penrose's spinor theory.

Now we have Sparling's theory which is also based on Penrose's spinors but goes one better than LQG in actually finding that there must be 2 extra time-like dimensions. Funny that Jordan should be mentioned in the article on Sparling, as Heim was Pasual Jordan's student and protege.

(Ooops! -- I just noticed that I just gave same quote and link as you, Jossarian - I had in fact already seen it as a headline in physorg. Sorry: should have checked yours better first ) wink.gif
will314159
The new Sparling theory appears to be a string/brane theory (background independent) whereas LQG and Heim are background dependent. Am I right? I always get this part backwards.

from the conclusion of the paper cited immediately above.

"So we predict that spacetime extends to six dimensions, of signature (3, 3), with
a rotational symmetry: this means that the effective structure is the anti-de-Sitter
group, allowing contact with the important work of Juan Maldacena28; also from
the viewpoint of the work of Randall and Sundrum7,8, space-time appears as a kind
of brane or orbifold, the main difference with the philosophy of their work being
the difference over signature. Further we can now systematically go through the
canon of string theory, appropriately adapting its concepts to the present situation,
thereby achieving at least the outline of a synthesis for basic physics. In particular
the fundamental string amplitude, the so-called ”trouser-pants” diagram4, will
become an amplitude relating three strings, one in each of three different spaces,
one being the extended space-time and the others being the two twistor spaces. Finally
the three spaces will be linked by the fundamental quantum fermionic fluid
of Shou-Cheng Zhang and Jiangping Hu29,18, the spaces arising at the boundaries
of the fluid, the excitations at the boundary giving rise to the structure of the
spaces. "

Max the three legged lab says Hello
hdeasy
Hi Will - no it's the other way round - Lol! Don't worry I always get it wrong too - but look up http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Background_independent to see it's "especially in quantum gravity". Sparling is indeed more like LQG or Heim in that sense. THey only want to adapt some string ideas probably because (a) the theory is sketchy on detail and they need to flesh it out and (cool.gif they want to 'back a winner' and so go for string, though ironically Sparling is pupil of Penrose and so he and LQG are coming from the same place - i.e. Penrose's twistor ideas and QG.


“Actually, in the area of philosophy, I am in opposition to string theory,” he said. “It is a top down theory: dream up something that works in some high dimension and then try to finagle some way of reducing to fit in with the lower-dimensional theory. My approach is bottom up: take the existing four-dimensional theory seriously and try to build up from it. This is very tough to do. Hopefully my ideas work. Note that my work only constitutes a possible beginning at a more inclusive theory.”

Exactly - HT & LQG are also bottom up in the sense that they build up the structure of space and things emerge from that - particles and forces in the case of Heim. A case of emergence. After reading Smolin's 'Trouble with physics' I can believe that String theory is more a case of collapse and submergence than emergence.
Laidback
QUOTE (Jossarian+Apr 18 2007, 07:59 AM)
And my last post for today (I hope smile.gif ).

QUOTE
In a recent study, mathematician George Sparling of the University of Pittsburgh examines a fundamental question pondered since the time of Pythagoras, and still vexing scientists today: what is the nature of space and time? After analyzing different perspectives, Sparling offers an alternative idea: space-time may have six dimensions, with the extra two being time-like.

<br>PhysOrg article
Sparling paper at arxiv

Your opinions? unsure.gif

/Joss
The standard model has many unresolved problems and yet has been accepted in biblical proportions, and what better way is there by hiding problems by adding more complexity to explain away most of its non conformance's, its either that or those who advocate to the standard model are grappling for more data that will hopefully bring current problems with some sound solutions, which may even help Burkhards Postulates..

I don't advocate to the standard model as to me All mass densities are best explained via meeting velocities at "c" which results in any given area involved with a ratio of Potential Kinetic energy, which we should note is part and parcel of relativity and its implied meeting velocities, therefore I personally don't find the need to refer to the standard model.

I feel it relies on the same tactics every religion uses in order to deceive their victims into their Sects way of reasoning {including Christian's! In fact especially the Christian's tongue.gif } by the sneaky use of complex referrals to parts and or pockets of theory that is reliant on other part of its own pockets of theory that is itself reliant on another pocket of the same theory which itself relies on the first aforementioned part of the theory which really still needs to be established as factual..

So what has this to do with your Post?

Think about?
In particular think about what postulations rely on previous flawed postulations..

I say mass is best explained via Velocities, not by postulated velocities but based on REAL changes that imply and give quantifiable results referred to by our industries.

Let me also point out to me Potential Energy is two or more velocity at "c" which we should note is Kinetic Energy that has met and perhaps for some time, and the longer the period of meeting the greater the compression and or space-time area and or mass it presents itself as.. And no where is there better evidence to it than when we refer to the available energy for a given area, which is best expressed via referring to "E=MC^2"
E=Potential Kinetic Energy
M=Mass and or compression expressed via Potential Energy (force)
C^2=Area which we should note uses the reference to "c"
And that is what a particle is.. simply the result of meeting forces via velocities.
will314159
Thanks Hughey. Let me make a mental image so I don't confuse anymore. Heim was hurt in an explosion but through his skills became a very INDEPENDENT scholar. He even created his own selector calculus so he could be INDEPENDENT of those pesky infinitesmal infinities. Okay that ought to do it. Heim and LQG are background independent. Now I have to get to the real physical basis for it.

Mass, did somebody say mass, We"ll know soon enough won't we. The LHC, large hadron collider is being put through its paces now. 2008 will be its year. Maybe we will find out about the Higgs field producing inertial mass by dragging particles.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Large_Hadron_Collider
makuabob
QUOTE (Jossarian+Apr 18 2007, 07:20 AM)

Here is transaltion of full article (Google translator):
Translated Article

/Joss

It is really tough to consider Google's "translation" a translation. It is far more of a hinderance than a help. Face it, if you don't have a clue about a foreign language, you need a reliable translator,... and that ain't Google!

I spent a year and a half living and working in then West Germany. Like it or not, I HAD to learn German. Worse, I had to learn technical German! Dass ist eine gantz andere Sprache!

Anyway, I translated the second paragraph of the Tajmar article at the link given above. For sure, I'm no fluent speaker of German but I think the idiomatic rendition is close to what was intended, considering the different cultures.

First the German text, then the "translation" from Google (a.k.a., Alta Vista/Babelfish), then my version. No promises, but one can't miss the differences...

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Auf den Freitag freut sich Martin Tajmar immer ganz besonders. Freitag ist Experimentiertag. Wenn sich seine Kollegen im österreichischen Forschungszentrum Seibersdorf langsam Richtung Wochenende verabschieden, geht der 32-jährige Physiker in das kleine Labor schräg gegenüber seinem Büro. Dort hat er eine Maschine aufgebaut, die für eine wissenschaftliche Sensation gut ist. Denn wenn sie hält, was sie verspricht, dann scheint das bisher Unmögliche doch möglich zu sein: die Erzeugung von Schwerelosigkeit auf der Erde. Tajmar kann die bisherigen Erfahrungen mit seiner Zaubermaschine selbst kaum fassen und gibt sich entsprechend vorsichtig: »Meine Arbeit ist work in progress – aber die Kräfte, die ich messe, könnten so interpretiert werden.«


To Friday Martin Tajmar always completely particularly looks forward. Friday is experimentation day. If its colleagues in the Austrian research center say good-bye Seibersdorf slowly direction weekend, the 32-jaehrige physicist goes diagonally into the small laboratory in relation to its office. There it developed a machine, which is good for a scientific sensation. Because if it holds, which promises it, then the impossible seems to be nevertheless possible: the production of weightlessness on earth. Tajmar can hardly seize the past experiences with its charm machine and gives themselves accordingly carefully: "my work is work in progresses - however the forces, which I measured, could be interpreted in such a way."


Martin Tajmar is always glad when Friday arrives. Friday is for his experiments. After leisurely preparations for his weekend, the 32-year old professor bids good-bye to his cohorts at the Seibersdorf research facility in Austria and then walks across his office to a small lab in the far corner. There he has a device he's built. If it delivers the promised results, and it seems likely it will, then the impossible becomes possible: zero-gravity on earth! Tajmar cautiously acknowledges his results to-date,.. "It's a work-in-progress. Still, the forces I have measured could be interpreted in such a way."
===================================================

I sure hope we all get some results that we can sink our teeth into,... and soon!
Jossarian
QUOTE (makuabob+Apr 20 2007, 01:27 AM)
It is really tough to consider Google's "translation" a translation. It is far more of a hinderance than a help. Face it, if you don't have a clue about a foreign language, you need a reliable translator,... and that ain't Google!

I spent a year and a half living and working in then West Germany. Like it or not, I HAD to learn German. Worse, I had to learn technical German! Dass ist eine gantz andere Sprache!

<br>Thanks Makuabob for translation!
I've got some German classes during my studies but found myself unable to learn it good enough (it was mine third foreign language after English and Russian). After I've succesfuly passed the final exam my german teacher said to me that my German is worse then war in Yugoslavia dry.gif blink.gif
So, I even didn't try to translate this article and Google translation is good enough for me to catch its contents.

Anyway, thanks for your effort! biggrin.gif

/Joss
will314159
i added to the Heim T wikipedia article. i hope i didn't screw it up

"Heim theory, similar to loop quantum gravity theory and unlike String Theory is background independent.[citation needed]"


Ahh, I see somebody has been busy and added a citation needed to my edit.

Take Care!
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Jossarian+Apr 20 2007, 07:24 AM)

Thanks Makuabob for translation!
I've got some German classes during my studies but found myself unable to learn it good enough (it was mine third foreign language after English and Russian). After I've succesfuly passed the final exam my german teacher said to me that my German is worse then war in Yugoslavia dry.gif blink.gif
So, I even didn't try to translate this article and Google translation is good enough for me to catch its contents.

Anyway, thanks for your effort! biggrin.gif

/Joss
that means a pain in the ***?
Neil Farbstein
QUOTE (Jossarian+Apr 20 2007, 07:24 AM)

Thanks Makuabob for translation!
I've got some German classes during my studies but found myself unable to learn it good enough (it was mine third foreign language after English and Russian). After I've succesfuly passed the final exam my german teacher said to me that my German is worse then war in Yugoslavia  dry.gif  blink.gif
So, I even didn't try to translate this article and Google translation is good enough for me to catch its contents.

Anyway, thanks for your effort!  biggrin.gif

/Joss

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