Newest Fusion Engine Is Powered On Star Trek Like Dilithium Crystals - Business Insider
The implication is that fusion engines already exist because how else do you explain the use of this specific term from an obscure science fiction TV program done in the 1960's? What, a lucky strike?
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So ya know I've been trading a few thoughts with others on a power generation system and I've considered a number of ideas, like flaying wheels of graphite fibers attached to wheels like car washing machines, but as simple as those may be to create, I'm thinking more about how to build a graphite/carbon dust devil in a can, or dirt devil, or tornado, or whatever you want to call it, but surprise, surprise, the powers that be have already been there so to speak. Now naturally they are careful to avoid giving you ideas about vacuuming up energy. Instead they talk about farming, or fishing for energy; like a hook and line is the only option, like nets don't exist, a vacuuming system using artificial full strength dust might be somewhat like having your very own dirt devil in a can, or like that idea is similar to a fishes gills passing water through them to collect the oxygen. They never mention any ideas like that of course. Instead we have to outlaw balloons, drones, model planes because how else could they control the use of this free energy?
On February 10th 2016, Senior Scientist of Atmospheric Physics Dr. Andreas J .G. Baumgaertner PhD published a technical report titled ‘Power to Mars’.
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Marian Dust Devils and Free Energy.
"Dust storms occurring on Mars generate strong electrical fields that propagate throughout the Martian atmosphere conveyed by the ions constantly present in the atmosphere. Dust storms can cover large regions of the planet blotting out the sun and can persist for days or weeks. Because the ion-filled Martian atmosphere is electrically conductive, electricity generated by remote dust storms elsewhere on the planet is permitted to propagate throughout the Martian atmosphere. NASA Scientist, Michael Smith, who works at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center told Space.com “The dust is electrostatic, like foam peanuts.” In an interview with NewScientist.com, Brian Jackson with the Physics Department at Boise State University says “It’s possible that all of the dust grains clattering together in these storms could produce a lot of electricity…”
Hmm...so because there's all this dust in the air it's basically like a giant electrical outlet. Almost like chemtrails might have some ulterior design..
Oh well, probably nothing to that idea huh?
Now of course there's never going to be any suggestion about individuals having self sustaining energy harvesting devices. Everything is planned out to keep control over power generation in the hands of self appointed masters. If you want to change that you're going to have create it yourself so we need something doable.
Graphite and carbon are readily available to anyone. Circulation and control technology is doable with the introduction of bagless vacuum cleaners. Storage systems are also now capable of handing large amounts of energy: We have off the shelf tools already to enable people to experiment with ion energy harvesting.
For example;
A Graphene Supercapacitor is able to store 10,000 times more electricity than an ordinary electrolytic capacitor.
Graphite isn't really something I need to tell you about if you've ever picked up a pencil, and the vacuum system? Thanks Dyson for your 14 year battle to get a patent on your vortex based filter system; sort of explains why they didn't want to give you those rights since they were already using them most likely.
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