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BENEFITS AND POSSIBILITIES
New Energy’s promise to
the future http://evolution-intelligentdesign-survival.blogspot.com/2007/04/what-does-new-energy-promise-future.html
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The restoration of balance
to the Ecology
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The freedom to pursue
expansive economic development without marginalizing people or denuding culture
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Political stability and the
hope of true world peace
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Radical clarification of
theoretical physics leading to a new era of innovation and social advancement
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Psychological and spiritual
renaissance
There exist hundreds of proofs of concepts of
new energy devices, ranging from energy from the vacuum (zero point), cold
fusion, and special hydrogen and water technologies, all which connect to an
easily understood mathematical framework using the Quantity C as the Radius of Curvature
of All Natural Law. Understanding the Radius of Curvature concept
permits anyone to know without a doubt that the following applications have
long since been possible with our advances in science and technology:
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Field dependent propulsion
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Fields & Application of Anti-gravity -
polarization of gravity
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Special hydrogen and water
technologies, field related – instant cheap hydrogen for fuel cells
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FTL -faster than light
transportation
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"Movement"/"Transference"
- from one point to another without going through all points in between
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Transmutation of elements
(Periodic Table application, from one element to the next)
INTRODUCTORY OVERVIEW
BASIC
ELEMENTARY DEFINITIONS
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REFERENCE POINT: A
referenced point is defined as being one of two or more predetermined and specified
points, between which, measurements are to be made.
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MOTION: Motion is defined as a continuing
change in the relative position of a given object or reference point, with
respect to the observer, or to some other object or reference point. Everyone
has a tendency to think of motion as being something absolute. Either a body
moves, or it does not move. Yet, if we look about us at the universe, we find
that every body of matter in the universe is in motion. They are all in motion
with respect to us, and each of them is in motion with respect to every other
body. Where can we find a reference point from which to determine absolute motion?
It must be understood that when we speak of motion, we are using as a purely
relative term. When we say that an object is in motion, we mean only that its
present position is changing with respect to us, or to some other specified
object, or point of reference.
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VELOCITY: Velocity is defined as the rate of
motion. It is measured by the amount of change in position which occurs in a
given unit of time. Velocity is usually measured in miles per hour, or centimeters
per second. Whatever the unit used for its measurement, however, we must always
remember that if it is to have any significance, the measurement must be made
from a specified point of reference or observation. For example, we can
easily see that a man seated in his easy chair at home, has zero velocity with
respect to the earth, but considerable angular velocity with respect to the
moon, a much higher velocity with respect to the sun, and a different and still
higher velocity with respect to each of the countless stars in the known universe.
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ACCELERATION: Acceleration
is defined as a change in the existing state of motion. It can be either positive
or negative. That is: if the observed velocity is increasing, the acceleration
is said to be positive. If the velocity is decreasing, the acceleration is said
to be negative. (The word deceleration is sometimes used to indicate a
decreasing velocity, but the term negative acceleration is generally considered to be more proper.) Example: If a
certain automobile were to speed up from ten miles per hour to sixty miles per
hour in a period of ten seconds, we would say that its velocity had increased at
a rate of five miles per hour during each second of acceleration. We would
indicate this by saying that its acceleration was equal to five miles per hour,
per second. In physics, acceleration is usually measured in meters or centimeters per second,
per second. In mathematics this is usually written - Cm/S/S, or Cm/S2.
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ENERGY: We will define energy as the ability
to create changes in the position or condition of objects or points of
reference. However, energy can create change, only when there exists a
differential in the two points between which the change becomes manifest, or
when the unit of energy has become divided into its two component parts called
poles, or charges. One positive and one negative pole or charge, when united, constitute
one photon or quantum of energy.
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THE
QUANTITY C:
is the measure of the radius of curvature of all natural law. The Quantity C
actually represents the kinetic energy equivalent of the mass energy of matter.
It is the factor which will enable us to determine precisely the degree of
change in the curvature of one law which will be brought about by a specified
change in the application of the others. It is the factor which will eventually
tell us how to place our transport vehicles in either the positive or negative
portion of the gravitational curve with respect to the earth or any other planet
which we may choose to visit.
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WHEN
WE STATE THAT THE QUANTITY C IS THE RADIUS OF THE CURVATURE OF NATURAL LAW: we mean simply that if a differential of
energy equal to this quantity exists between the observer and the point which
he is observing, the natural laws will be suspended. If the energy differential
is in excess of the quantity C, the laws will appear to operate in reverse at
that point.
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FIELD: A field is an area of influence which
surrounds the poles of energy when they are separated. The field manifests
itself as a force which tends to increase the distance between like poles or
charges, and to decrease the distance between unlike, or pairs, of poles or
charges. The field is usually divided into three general types, the Electric
Field, the Magnetic Field, and the Gravitational Field. The three types, however, are simply special case
manifestations of the field principle, and all three result from the division
of energy into its two component parts.
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MASS: Mass is a property which is usually
associated with matter, but which is also found to be associated with energy.
It is defined as the property of resistance to acceleration, and is measured
bythe amount of force required to produce a given rate of acceleration. All
matter has the property of mass, but not all mass has the property of matter.
We must distinguish carefully between matter and mass.
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SPACE: Space is defined as that which
separates bodies of matter. Space has no objective reality except as an order
or arrangement of the objects we perceive in it.
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TIME: Time is defined as that which
separates events. It is the one dimension in which all motion must take place.
SIMPLE RULES
· Common sense will prevail with the inclusion of scale
variance
· Nature is not abstract
. As above so below always applies
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The point of view
fits in the viewing point
· As in fractals and chaos theory, self similarity
replicates
· The disguise is in the curve of scale, with QC as the Radius,
which has caused another “flat earth” concept, this time in Science.
· Conversion of Space time co-ordinate systems to their
equivalent energy differentials
· StarSteps reading recommended – denial works well in
the unknown zone, and less well in the known zone of extended possibilities
THE LEFT SIDEBAR LINKS WILL CONTINUE
TO LIST EXPLORATORY CONCEPTS FOR UPCOMING DELIBERATIONS.
SOME CONSIDERATIONS TO BEGIN WITH:
Modulating the Gravitational Curve: The electric
charges within the atom are a factor which modulates the shape of the
gravitational curve of the nucleus. The shape of the gravitational curve is
modified not only by the mass present but also by the number and position of
the electrical charges, referring not only to the charges in the outer shell of
the atom but to those within as well, and especially to the fact, not always
realized, that the neutron possesses both a positive and a negative charge, although when united
within the neutron they are not discernible as charges, but exist as energy
which produces the gravitational field.
Magnetic and Electronic Resonance: Any magnetic field
which is changing in intensity will create an electric field, which, at any
given instant is equal in amplitude, opposite in sign, and perpendicular to the
magnetic field. If the two fields become mutually resonant, a vector force will
be generated. The
effect is similar to, and in fact identical with a gravitational field.
Force and Gravity: a symmetry exists
between force and gravity – as a changing magnetic field induces an electric
field, a changing momentum (a force) induces a gravitational field – unbalanced
forces localize the zero point energy of matter.
