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Donations SOS: Keeping PES Afloat - We're in a particularly tight spot right now and could use donations or other financial help. A special thanks to all those of you who have been chipping in. (PESN; Aug. 24, 2010)
Thursday, September 2, 2010
- Feature: Water > as Fuel > Hydroxy > Running Vehicles on Water > Freddy's Cell >
Update on Freddy's water cell: prototype 7, lab tour, forum - The open source project to replicate Future Energy Concepts water fuel cell technology is getting under way. A forum has been launched, a project domain name has been registered, and more videos posted. (PESN; Sept. 2, 2010)
- Fuel Efficiency > Engines >
AVEC Axial Vector Engine (video) - Axial Vector Energy Corporation (AVEC) introduced a new, lightweight, heavy fuel-burning, partially ceramic, 30 HP unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) engine at AUVSI Unmanned Systems 2010. In the Axial Vector Engine, the pistons reciprocate parallel (“axial”) to the output shaft. (EngineeringTV; Aug. 30, 2010)
- Solar > PV >
New Stick-on Solar Panels Make Installations a Snap - Global Solar unveiled a new type of flexible solar module that builders can stick directly on the roof, rather than constructing racks to hold heavy glass-covered cells. The modules won’t cost less than traditional arrays, at least initially, but they make it easier to include solar power at the time of construction and, without the racks, can cover a greater portion of the roof and provide more power. (Inhabitat; Aug. 31, 2010)
- Feature: Conspiracy >
The two sides: How people get roped in - My friend, Joel Skousen, nephew of W. Cleon Skousen, Grandfather of the patriot movement, has a classic interview on Alex Jones' radio show, discussing how people get blinded and get involved in furthering the agenda of the conspiracy to establish a world police state antithetical to freedom (and free energy). (PESWiki; Sept. 1, 2010)
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
- Feature: Geothermal > Raser >
Steam Dream: Utah's Geothermal Energy Potential - Geothermal compared to other renewables as well as coal and natural gas. Raser is deploying cost-effective geothermal resources, able to harness lower-heat input (200 - 300 degrees F) compared to usual flash-to-steam geothermal processes. Unlike wind or solar, geothermal is capable of base-load power production, providing constant output. (PESN; September 1, 2010)
- UFOs / Anti-Gravity > Hutchison >
The Hutchison Effect, Antigravity & Tesla Technology - Experimental nuclear physicist Dr. Bob Koontz, and independent researcher John Hutchison discussed antigravity, Tesla technology, UFOs, free energy, and how the Philadelphia Experiment may have been possible using suppressed techniques. (Coast to Coast AM; August 31, 2010)
- Wind >
Hybrid Wind Turbines Can Generate Power Even When the Wind Isn't Blowing - A Colorado company is introducing a system that will allow wind turbines to generate power even when the wind is not blowing. The SmartGen hybrid gas-wind turbine enables wind turbines to produce energy at periods of low wind, by turning the turbine with compressed air generated at the base of the tower from a turbo-compressor that is run on natural gas or biogas. (EcoGeek; Aug. 26, 2010)
Tueday, August 31, 2010
- Storage > Batteries > Utility-Scale >
Bradwell's cheap, reliable batteries to store renewable energy - A battery designed by MIT grad student, David Bradwell, has active components that are liquid, which enables it to handle high currents without fracturing, and could eventually cost less than $100 per kilowatt-hour. Bradwell's battery is based on an electrolyte that can dissolve a compound consisting of two metals, such as magnesium and antimony ... (MIT Technology Review; Aug., 2010)
- Emergency Preparedness > Gardening > Walipini >
Mesa family grows food in swimming pool - A family in Mesa, Ariz., turned their unused pool into an organic greenhouse in their backyard. The GardenPool holds a tilapia (fish) pond, hydroponic fruits, veggies and herbs and a chicken coop. Treehugger reports that it uses solar power to keep it off the grid, has a natural water filtration system and uses non-toxic natural means to control garden pests. (ABC News; Aug. 27, 2010)
Monday, August 30, 2010
- Fuel Cells / Waste to Energy > from Sewage > NEW: Urine Power >
Urine-powered fuel cells by Youtricity - The Carbamide Power System prototype can break urea or urine from humans or animals down into water, nitrogen and CO2, and also produce electricity at the same time, using a cheaper catalyst and less expensive membranes, without requiring precioius metals like platinum. (Yahoo News; Aug. 27, 2010) (Also: Discovery)
- Solar > Concentrated > Largest >
1.25 Gigawatts of Solar Thermal Power Approved in California Will Double US Capacity - The US Bureau of Land Management has issued a final environmental impact statement for the 1,000 MW Blythe Solar Power Project; and the 250 MW Beacon Solar Energy project has received final California state approval as well, for a total of 1.25 GW. (TreeHugger; Aug. 27, 2010)
Sunday, August 29, 2010
- Feature: Electrolysis / Fuel Efficiency > Hydroxy >
Commercial Digital Hydroxy Controller Revolutionizes the 'Meyers Symmetrical Pulse Mode' Concept - Square1 in Kentucky, USA, will soon be releasing their Hydro-Maxx™ controller that will help HHO researchers get the most from their hydroxy units, possibly even unleashing Meyer's Mode – the holy grail of water fuel. (PESN; Aug. 29, 2010)
- Bio-Energetics > The Body's Natural Electricity >
Can the human eye actually emit an energy beam? - Psychiatrist Colin A. Ross says that people can shoot energy beams from their eyes, and claims he has published data supporting this hypothesis in the journal Anthropology of Consciousness, in an article titled "The Electrophysiological Basis of Evil Eye Belief." (Natural News; August 23, 2010)
Saturday, August 28, 2010
- Feature / Events: Nuclear > Cold Fusion > JET >
Report on 2010 Colloquium on Lattice-Assisted Nuclear Reactions at MIT - Now in its 19th year, this annual cold fusion colloquium focused on work and effects that are related to new materials and devices, including nanomaterials. The math apparently says that the energy in 3/4 of a gallon of heavy water could power Boston for a day. (PESN; Aug. 28, 2010)
- DIY > Anti-Gravity >
Do-it-yourself antigravity? (Video) - Jeane Manning introduces a video by AlienScientist about the craft of building anti-gravity machines. Jeane says: "If you have a personal cryogenics lab and a team of scientists to call on, this may be of interest." (Changing Power; Aug. 26, 2010)
- Contests / EVs > Roadster >
e-miglia rally through the Alps ends in Tesla-Tesla-Think finish - Five Tesla Roadsters recently competed in e-miglia, a 560 km Rally through Germany, Austria, and Italy. e-miglia was designed to raise awareness about EVs, as Targa Florio, the Mille Miglia or the Rally Monte Carlo did for gasoline-powered cars in the 20th century. Twenty-five EVs, capable of traveling 200 km per day, completed the route through the Alps. (Autoblog Green; Aug. 9, 2010)
Friday, August 27, 2010
- Feature: Electromagnetic >
The Marko Rodin Coil - Marko Rodin claims to have discovered the source of the non-decaying spin of the electron, and proposes a wide range of applications of this knowledge including energy harnessing. His models fascinated many and could become a cornerstone of future science. (PESWiki; Aug. 28, 2010)
- Electromagnetic > Rodin Coil >
Rodin Coil and Lolo Neoball Resonant Spinner (Part I | video) - Jack Scholze demonstates how the coil gets a metal ball spinning (up to 50,000 rpm) and keeps it spinning at a distance (around 7 feet), even nearly 1.5 minutes after being turned off, apparently via unusual magnetic resonances. "There may also be 'radiant' energy coming into the system via the recurrent collapses of the mag fields on each cycle." (YouTube / jacksholze; July 18, 2010)
- Electromagnetic > Rodin Coil >
Jamie Buturff presents "The Energy Reduction Device" -- an application of the Rodin Coil (video) - Filmed on lacation at the 2010 TeslaTech ExtraOrdinary Technology Conference in Albuquerque, NM. (YouTube; United Media Consortium; Aug. 26, 2010)
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