Can Thorium End Our Energy Crisis? | Megadgets. X. The ether is a universal medium, which fills all space. It appears to be “dynamic” relative to an earth moving thousands of miles per hour through space. The ether is normally electrically neutral, ultra-fine, and penetrates all solid matter. There is also an ultra high frequency, ubiquitous radiation, normally in equilibrium, called Zero Point Radiation (“ZPR”), which interpenetrates the ether, and represents electromagnetic radiation in its finest, densest form, which, in conjunction with the ether, conserves universal perpetual motion. The ether in conjunction with the ZPR, is the source of all matter and force.
“Energy” does not exist in physical form, but is “the ability to do work”, which is equal to “force over time”. The word “energy” is a convenient fiction, like “time”, which is an arbitrary measurement of the rate of motion of matter through ether-filled space. Earth’s electric field creates dielectric displacement effects within ether and mass within earth’s electric field. Nikola Tesla. Scientists Discover Wild Solar Energy Effect, Allows Power Without Cells. Up until now scientists thought that only the electrical charge separation effects of photons were strong enough to produce energy from sunlight.
(Source: Aether Wave Theory) Researchers have discovered a novel new effect which produces energy when intense light passes through an insulating material like glass, creating a strong magnetic field. (Source: Galucci's Catering) New energy harvesting devices would leverage magnetism effects, rather than electric ones Mankind currently only harvests a minuscule fraction of the estimated 12.2 billion kilowatt-hours of solar energy that hits the Earth every day [source]. It would seem a great folly not to pursue methods to try to harness this power affordably. But current solar technology relies on solar cells that are still rather expensive and often have durability issues.
That's why a new breakthrough in alternative energy at the University of Michigan is so exciting. No, it's not some novel photosynthesis scheme. I. II. So what's the catch? Dan Nocera: Personalized Energy.