Site:LRP:The Suppression of the M.E.G. by General Electric
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In a recent research interview with Tom Bearden regarding the MEG Project http://jnaudin.free.fr/meg/megv21.htm Dr. Bearden revealed, that Honeywell had been targeted by General Electric for a hostile takeover. When the European Union complained about this to G.E., they immediately backed off, but not until they had already gutted that section of Honeywell that had produced those special PowerLite™ C-Cores ( Honeywell ) manufactured with the METGLAS amorphous alloy used to make those http://www.metglas.com/products/page5_1_6_2_1.asp special cores to contain the "B" field needed to effectively operate the Motionless Electromagnetic Generator. Dr. Bearden explains: http://www.cheniere.org/correspondence/020504.htm
Honeywell.com web site, "amorphous metals". (ed. Honeywell sold off its Metglas amorphous metals division) Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motionless_Electrical_Generator
PowerLite™ C-Cores ( Honeywell )
Antony C. Sutton mentioned General Electric in his Wall Street Books and their role in helping the Nazis and Bolsheviks to acquire and maintain power in their respective countries.
General Electric Funds Hitler: http://reformed-theology.org/html/books/wall_street/chapter_03.htm
Additional reference: http://www.reformation.org/wall-st-ch3.html
Conclusions
Tom Bearden explains how and why the M.E.G. differs from a normal [regular] transformer. He explains the fundamental difference appropriate to the M.E.G. This is important because, it clarifies and substantiates several factors, i.e., the "B" field containment, and how the principle of using the special PowerLite™ C-Cores ( Honeywell ) actually does this.
The explanation is actually done already (at more length) in my paper , "Engineering the Active Vacuum: On the Asymmetrical Aharonov-Bohm Effect and Magnetic Vector Potential A vs. Magnetic Field B" available at link http://www.cheniere.org/techpapers/On%20the%20Aharonov-Bohm%20Effect1.doc . That’s a definitive write-up (with drawings) which clearly reveals the way the MEG works, and what the free evocation of the Aharonov-Bohm effect actually does vis a vis (1) exciting the local vacuum, and (2) triggering that excited vacuum outside the MEG core to produce E-field energy pulses directed back toward the MEG core. The paper also contains some hard science references (more recently) that independently and experimentally prove that (a) nanocrystalline materials such as used in the MEG have been found to often produce the Aharonov-Bohm effect freely, and (b) layered crystalline materials such as used in the MEG have been found to often produce the Aharonov-Bohm effect freely.
The drawings show clearly how, when the core materials and construction freely localizes the B-field (the curled component of the A-potential), then that leaves the uncurled A-potential extending out into surrounding space. The vacuum itself, with its energetic fluctuations and thus its incredible energy density, can be regarded as the "master vacuum potential"? (MVP). The MVP contains all other potentials as its components. So the AB process evoked freely by the MEG core adds additional energy outside the core in the form of the curl-free magnetic vector potential A. Consequently, that freely alters the MVP potential energy density of that local vacuum, in a specific and usable way (increase of the MVP’s uncurled A-potential energy density).
Thus the free evocation of the AB effect by the core materials and construction, has freely excited its surrounding local vacuum.
When one then perturbs the B-field localized in the MEG transformer core (e.g., by inputting a rectangular magnetic field wave to the input coil), one perturbs the uncurled A-potential inside the core and extending on out into the surrounding space. The standard little
equation
[E = - dA/dt] then applies. So as the perturbation of the curl-free A-potential proceeds from inside the core on into the surrounding part of itself outside the core, that perturbation outside generates an E-field energy pulse directed back into the MEG core due to the minus sign on the dA/dt. [E = - dA/dt]
So from its surrounding space, the perturbed MEG core now receives excess E-field energy pulses traveling back into the core.
All coils on the MEG (including the standard "input" coil) now become "input" coils for those received E-field energy pulses. Each coil so stimulated also radiates to all the rest, so that each also becomes an "output" coil. This interaction creates a dense signal environment of E-field energy pulses. By (using a proprietary method) obtaining reasonable in-phase movement of those E-field pulses, one thus produces an excess E-field output of the MEG.
Note that we said an excess E-field output!!! This results in another odd MEG phenomenon. Often the output signal of the "output" coil of the MEG has the current in the coil within 5 degrees of being in phase with the voltage. That’s remarkably different than any normal transformer.
The total result is that the AB effect freely evoked by the nanocrystalline layered construction of the MEG core first freely excites its surrounding vacuum by an additional curl-free A-potential. Then the MEG’s operation perturbs that surrounding excited vacuum in a manner which causes that region to generate E-field energy pulses traveling back into the MEG core area. By a method of phase matching, most of these pulses become additively in phase, and thus they freely increase the voltage output of the MEG output coil in a manner that is nearly in phase with its current flow output.
The result is that the MEG freely converts its transformer section, with its surrounding vacuum interaction, into a receiver not only for the operator’s input energy that he pays the external power company for, but also for excess free E-field energy received from its excited external vacuum.
This converts the MEG into an asymmetric Maxwellian system, of the type that was arbitrarily discarded by Lorentz in 1892, and that is still arbitrarily discarded by present university EE departments, professors, and engineers.
The MEG’s operation thus is analogous to that of a common home heat pump. The heat pump (and the MEG!) both always have a thermodynamic efficiency less than 100%, so energy conservation always rigorously applies. However, both the heat pump (and the MEG) receive so much excess energy freely from their active environment that their coefficient of performance (COP) is COP>1.0. The common home heat pump usually has a COP = 3.0 to 4.0. The MEG’s COP depends on the manner and amount of disturbance of the external excited vacuum one employs. So it can range from COP = 2.0 to COP = 10 or even more. We tested one model to self-destruction at COP = about 100.
Nobelist Brian Josephson on his website has some remarkable material on the scientific community’s suppression of areas such as cold fusion, the paranormal phenomena research, and research into mind’s nature and effects. On that site, Daniel Drasin’s treatise gives a beautiful recipe and digest of how the "Skeptical Community" and its professional skeptics use propaganda to attack and suppress legitimate scientific work.
The link to get you into the section of his website that deals with such matters is http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~bdj10/ The section that contains Drasin’s beautiful expose of the debunkers and their methods: http://www.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk/~bdj10/scepticism/drasin.html
Josephson’s site is also directly pertinent to your interest in the mind and how to explain its nature and functioning. There is lots of very good material there, including on Nature’s campaign against cold fusion etc. [ Tom Bearden ]
A Novel Suppression is Currently in Effect Preventing Tom Bearden and His Associates From Receiving Allocated UN Funding by a Banking Process Known As: "Sweeping The Cash" [The Wall Street Journal has written a substantial piece regarding this problem].
Source: [1] (http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB116847447287273191-n8f7U3OOggHCCuUTCGV9oHkDXc4_20070117.html?mod=blogs)
See also
- Leslie R. Pastor - index of articles
- Directory:Tom Bearden
- PESWiki home page
