PowerPedia:Free energy
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For our purposes, "free energy" is defined as energy that is obtained from a source that is available free of charge and is non-depleting. The devices that harness this energy, are not free so the quest is to find those methods that are most efficient, cost effective, reliable, feasible, and safe.
'The purpose of this website is to feature those technologies the fit this pursuit.'
: "We at PES have NEVER promoted the idea of energy from nothing. Not once. Not ever. Free energy is a matter of harvesting the wheelwork of nature, and there are a lot of ways to do that. Conventional: solar, wind, geothermal, tide, waste-to-energy, biomass, etc. We focus on the unconventional: LENR, electromagnetic overunity, magnet motors, etc. Just because we don't fully understand them yet, doesn't mean they don't work. You're not a true scientist if that is how your head works, thinking we have to understand it if it is real. Science is about exploration, not dogma in entrenched thinking. Free energy merely refers to the fact that you don't have to pay the wheelwork of nature to provide you with energy. You just need to plug in.
: "Indeed, it could be argued that those who are open to new methods of harvesting the wheelwork of nature are truer scientists than those who adamantly deny that new ways might exist because they appear to violate existing paradigms." -- Congress:Founder:Sterling D. Allan, February 19, 2014
Free Energy
Introduction
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Definition
Latest: PowerPedia:Free energy > - Gary Hendershot says the term "free energy" sets his teeth on edge, because "nothing is free." Let's get back to the semantics of what it means to harness the wheelwork of nature, so we can be consistent in our usage of these terms in this industry. (PESN May 11, 2013)
Top 5
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Top 5 Exotic Free Energy Technologies
Top 10
Best Applications
Physics
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Economics
Energy with no or negligible feedstock cost, including Directory:Solar power, PowerPedia:Earth battery power, Directory:Hydro power, and Directory:Wind power. Here at PESWiki, we also present a myriad of more exotic free energy mechanism including Directory:Cold Fusion, Directory:Magnet Motors, Directory:Gravity Motors, and Directory:Electromagnetic.
Impact
Engineering
Most renewable energy sources
Electromagnetic free energy, a.k.a. PowerPedia:Radiant Energy
In engineering, free energy means an energy source available directly from the environment and which cannot be depleted (so it is available in effectively unlimited quantity). Free energy, in a strict sense, is energy directly transceived from the environment, and utilized without any artificial aid.
Psychosis
Commentary
Perpetual Commotion - Directory:Magnetic Power Inc says that while free energy skeptics abound, devices like the OS: MYLOW's Magnetic Motor based on Howard Johnson's Design may open a door to wider appreciation of an extremely important potential for rapidly reducing our dependency on fossil fuels and reviving the automotive industry. (ZPEnergy March 21, 2009)
Free Energy Technology Could Destroy the Natural World (But It Doesn't Have To) - New energy technologies promise to provide endless, cheap energy from non-traditional sources (like cold fusion, zero-point energy, etc.), but there's one problem with this: The potential for an increase in the destruction of nature coupled with yet another population explosion. (Natural News April 24, 2009)
The Closest Thing to Free Energy: Renewable Energy - Developers are looking into ways to optimize the use of renewable or alternative forms of energy. Still others want to build machines capable of creating energy out of nothing. Or at least be able to extract more energy than the amount of power it takes to run said machines in the first place. (HowStuffWorks.com July? 2009)
Free Energy - stuff to think about - Richard Lewis talks about free energy, saying that just because we don't know where the energy is coming from, doesn't mean that it is free or that it breaks laws of physics. What about solar PV panels? If you didn't consider the sun, then they appear magical by creating energy from nothing. (PoorManGuides July 16, 2009)
Humor
Related Sites
Free Energy - A visual directory of free energy websites. (EnergyPlanet.info)
Nikola Tesla and my thoughts has Branko Jermanis thoughts about free energy: Energy of space, Tesla combustion engine, Flying machine, Magnetic linear movement, Solar energy, Wind energy ...
See also
"Free Energy" Sterling Quotient Determining the SQ of a device, which takes into account its costs compared to its efficiency in tapping an inexhaustible energy source.
Free energy Directory:Suppression, the notion that corporate energy interests suppress technologies that are claimed to provide cheap energy.
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