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NanoSpire, Inc. on Harnessing Cavitation Zero Point Energy to Produce Fusion and Transmutation in Water - The folks at NanoSpire seem to be on the cusp of something huge in knowing how to accurately tame cavitation forces. Energy is just one of the zillions of applications that range from microsurgery to element production. (PESN; April 28, 2012)
- Featured: FE and Economy / Sterling / Keshe >
  On Keshe, Cavitation, and Human Destiny: Sterling on Unicus Radio Hour - I had a great interview on Robert Stanley's show, covering a wide range of topics as related to free energy and the ramifications of these technologies breaking out soon into the marketplace. Had fun going on tangents. Robert talked about some super amazing things Honda engineers came up with that never arrived in the market. (PESN; April 29, 2012)

Featured / Best Exotic FE: Engines > Cavitation >
Hydrosonic Molecular Accelerator Resurrects the Clem Engine (Interview) - Oregon inventor, Buck Henderson, claims to have refined both the Richard Clem and Jim Ray engines. From what we can tell, Henderson's system uses supersonic speeds of fluid dynamics along with cavitation to pull in zero point energy as the source of environmental energy that shows up in the system to run it. First applications will be semi truck or lorry engines. (PESN and BeforeItsNews; March 7, 2012)

Featured: Free Energy > Movies > Thrive >
Interview with Thrive Documentary Maker, Foster Gamble - Yesterday, Sterling Allan had the opportunity to conduct an hour long interview with the maker of the Thrive documentary, Foster Gamble. During the conversation, many topics were discussed including free energy, the issues facing our society, and the future path of humanity -- either towards a utopia or a collapse. (PESN and BeforeItNews; December 9, 2011)

Supercavitation for blinding underwater speeds - It's loud, it's rocket powered and it's fearsomely fast -- Mach plus. Duncan Graham-Rowe discusses the future of underwater travel. This supersonic sub concept arose from the cold war. (Subsim Review, citing New Scientist; July 22, 2000)

Cavitation Heaters - Cavitation heaters are claimed to heat fluids with greater efficiency than other methods. Some claim more energy output than input. The most common method used is to rotate a cylinder inside the fluid to produce bubbles, which generate heat as they collapse.

Ultrasonic Processing for Fast Biodiesel Production - Ultrasonication produces biodiesel yields of 99% in five minutes instead of one hour, and reduces separation time from 5-10 hours to 15 minutes, according to Hielscher. It decreases the catalyst requirement by 60% due to cavitational bubble collapse, which produces intense local heating and high pressures. (Green Car Congress; Feb. 26, 2007)

DK Group - The Air Cavity System improves the fuel efficiency of ships up to 15% by reducing the frictional resistance of the hull surface. This is achieved by replacing the flat-bottom surface of the vessels hull with a specially designed Air Cavity System that minimizes the hull/water contact area.