I imagine that the Ecat NGU models in preparation are now standardized in terms of features, except perhaps in minor details.
I think that you, as Chief Scientist, are therefore no longer working for such Ecats but are dedicating yourself to new things or important developments of this technology.
If I may suggest, it would be of considerable importance to realize a practical application of any device powered by a suitable Ecat.
An example that comes to mind, I was thinking of drones.
These devices are increasingly spreading and are used in numerous civil applications thanks to their versatility, ability to access hard-to-reach areas and advanced technologies.
Here are the main uses:
Aerial photography and videography: used to acquire footage at events, films, documentaries, tourism and real estate marketing.
Precision agriculture: monitoring crops, mapping soil, spraying pesticides or fertilizers and analyzing plant health through sensors.
Infrastructure inspections: Inspecting bridges, power lines, wind turbines, solar panels and other hard-to-reach structures.
Logistics and delivery: Delivering packages, medicines or essential goods, especially in remote areas or in emergencies.
Search and rescue: Locating people lost in rough terrain and supporting the response to natural disasters, such as earthquakes or floods.
Mapping and surveying: Creating 3D maps, topographic surveys, geological analysis and monitoring construction sites.
Security and surveillance: Patrolling sensitive areas, monitoring traffic or supervising public or private events.
Healthcare: Transporting medical samples, defibrillators or vaccines to hard-to-reach areas.
Education and research: Used in universities and research centres for scientific studies or technological development.
Battery Life on Drones:
Drone battery life varies based on model, size, weight, payload, and operating conditions. Here’s an overview:
Consumer drones (e.g., DJI Mavic, Phantom): Typically, battery life ranges from 20 to 40 minutes. For example, the DJI Mavic 3 Pro offers about 43 minutes of flight time in optimal conditions.
Professional/industrial drones: These can reach 30-60 minutes of flight time, depending on payload and features (e.g., heavy sensors or high-resolution cameras). Some inspection drones reach 50-55 minutes.
Long-range or specialized drones: With advanced batteries or hybrid systems (e.g., combined combustion engines), they can fly for 1-2 hours or more. Examples include delivery or extensive mapping drones.
Experimental or military drones: Some prototypes with fuel cells or solar power can exceed 4-8 hours, but are rare in civilian applications.
Factors that affect flight time:
Weight of payload: Sensors, cameras, or packages reduce flight time.
Environmental conditions: Wind, temperature, and humidity affect power consumption.
Flight style: Aggressive or high-speed flights use more battery power than steady or slow flights.
Battery technology: Most drones use LiPo (lithium polymer) batteries, but high-density lithium batteries or fuel cells are emerging for extended flight time.
Note: Manufacturer-declared flight time is often based on ideal conditions (no wind, minimal payload, stable flight). In real-world use, it may decrease by 10-20%. For applications that require longer flight times, automatic charging stations or drones with quick-swap batteries are used.
In conclusion: if one of these drones were equipped with a suitable Ecat, it would become a very notable commercial application for you.
To Juan Carlos, Giuseppe Censorio and others with similar thoughts.
Pre-ordering enough E-Cat to cover your own needs is a good start to environmentally friendly investments that also provide excellent financial returns.
Regards Svein
Dr Rossi,
I’ve been following LENR researchers and you since 1989; I suggest to install the Ecat in an EV with autonomous driving and make it drive around a track non stop for months,
Best Regards,
Neil Lizotte
Juan Carlos:
Thank you for your kind support.
Probably our global Licensee will eventually generate a spin-off that will go public; until then we are not authorized to collect public investments.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
long ago and far away, I became a big Google fan.
I showed everyone I knew how they could use Google
to ask all kinds of questions and get answers back very quickly.
I was proud of what I had discovered, and happy to share what I knew.
But at the time, it never occurred to me to invest in Google by buying their stock.
Today, I very much regret not having had that idea.
For the last 8 years I have been following you.
I put in my pre-order for “my” Ecats when that was first made possible.
I have been telling everyone else I know (and care about) about the Ecat.
I show them the Youtube videos and explain the demonstrations.
I send them the link to this blog.
And recently, I thought about the idea of investing in Ecat technology.
Is that a naive question?
I can imagine, that I am not the only one, who is thinking this way.
Does that possibilty exist today?
Or is it being planned for some future date?
Just to be clear, I am not some million-dollar hedge-fund guy.
Just a normal sort of person with a few thousand dollars.
Can you steer me (and others thinking about this) one way or another?
I feel sure that your Ecat is going to change the world.
I would love to be a part of making that happen.
I suggest a test should be conducted with Solar Inverter manufacturer(s) to test NGU Power Generator compatibility with inverters using the NGU Power Generator to input power into the solar panel inverter inputs. Specifically, the test should address the NGU Power Generator operation when the inverter input is programmed for solar MPPT operation.
If problems occur, the solution may be a software change in the inverters to optionally disable MPPT or a hardware adjustment of the NGU Power Generator output.
Data center redundancy: N+1, 2N, and backup solutions guide
The “N+1” availability strategy, commonly used in critical systems like data centers, ensures high reliability by adding a single redundant component to the number needed for normal operation (N). This means that if any one component fails, the redundant component can immediately take over, preventing downtime.
Here’s a breakdown:
N: Represents the number of components required for a system to operate normally.
+1: Represents the single, redundant component that acts as a backup.
Example:
If a cooling system needs 3 units (N=3) to maintain optimal temperature, an N+1 configuration would include 4 units (3 for normal operation + 1 backup).
Benefits of N+1:
Increased Reliability: Prevents downtime due to single component failures.
Reduced Risk: Minimizes the chance of service interruptions.
Cost-Effective: Generally more affordable than fully redundant (2N) systems.
Limitations:
Vulnerable to multiple failures:
.
If two or more components fail simultaneously, the system may experience downtime.
Not suitable for mission-critical systems:
.
Systems requiring absolute zero downtime may need a more robust redundancy strategy like 2N.
The N + 1 availability strategy is compatible with the NGU multicore systems. If it is not currently implemented, it should be considered with automatic switchover as a future availability upgrade.
Corinne Coyoud:
I suggest you to read carefully also the paragraph 4 and all the references you can find in the paragraphs 4, 5, 6, 7, because every reference contains the information specifically useful for the part of the text wherein is put the number of the reference,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
I can’t wait to get my hands on the e-cat. To be able to shout to everyone, enough oil! We don’t need it anymore! No more wars for oil and also for many raw materials.
A presentation to NASA to provide development resources for a interstellar missions to another earth like world for colonization.
This innovative development, combining the Reactionless Propulsion Drive (RPD) by BrLP with the NGU vacuum power system, presents a revolutionary approach to space travel. The RPD, demonstrating capabilities to generate substantial reactionless lift (over 100 lbs) based on fundamental physics principles (free electron, photon, and absolute space), enables trans-medium, omnidirectional craft with significant payload capacity. Its unique feature is the capability to provide unconstrained mobility. This, paired with the NGU power solution, which extracts power from the vacuum without needing fuel and generates no waste or heat, makes it uniquely suited for interstellar travel. The NGU’s advantage is its ability to provide continuous and virtually unlimited power extracted from the vacuum, freeing spacecraft from the limitations of carrying massive amounts of fuel, a major challenge in interstellar missions. This offers significant advantages over conventional propulsion systems, which are limited by fuel mass and require complex refueling strategies.
The Reactionless Propulsion Drive (RPD) by BrLP, coupled with the NGU vacuum power system, presents a paradigm shift in space travel, offering unprecedented capabilities for NASA. The RPD, based on fundamental physics (free electron, photon, and absolute space), produces over 100 lbs of reactionless lift in experiments. This enables trans-medium, omnidirectional craft with substantial lift capacity and unconstrained mobility.
The NGU system is uniquely suited for interstellar travel because it extracts electrical power from the vacuum, eliminating the need for fuel, waste, or heat generation. At a tolerable acceleration of 2g, the journey to Kepler-452b, roughly 1,400 light-years away, requires relativistic calculations:
Distance to Kepler-452b: 1,400 light-years.
Acceleration: 2g (2 * 9.8 m/s²).
Relativistic Travel Calculation: To find the proper time (time experienced by the traveler), the formulas for relativistic constant acceleration must be used.
Coordinate distance (\(x\)) as a function of proper time (\(\tau \)) and constant proper acceleration (\(a\)): \(x=(c^{2}/a)*cosh(a\tau /c)\).
Time elapsed on Earth (\(t\)) as a function of proper time (\(\tau \)) and constant proper acceleration (\(a\)): \(t=(c/a)*sinh(a\tau /c)\). For a one-way trip, the journey involves acceleration for the first half of the distance and deceleration for the second half.
The coordinate distance formula can be used to find the proper time. The distance to Kepler-452b is \(1,400light-years = 1,400*9.461*10^{15}meters\).
The proper time \(\tau \) can be found such that \(x=1,400light-years\) is reached when the ship has accelerated for half the distance. Using the distance formula with \(a=2g\): \(1,400*9.461*10^{15} =(c^{2}/(2*9.8))*cosh((2*9.8)\tau /c)\). Solving for \(\tau \) and then calculating \(t\) (time on Earth) using the time formula would give the travel time.
Due to time dilation, the time experienced by the travelers would be significantly less than the time elapsed on Earth. A journey to a star several hundred light-years away at 1g acceleration could take a few decades of ship time, while thousands or millions of years could pass on Earth.
Advantages of the NGU Power Solution:
Fuel-less Power: The NGU system extracts electrical power from the vacuum, removing the need for heavy fuel tanks, a significant limitation for deep space missions. The spacecraft can operate indefinitely as long as it’s in the vacuum of space.
Reduced Launch Weight and Costs: Launch weight and costs of space missions are significantly reduced.
Extended Mission Durations: Missions can be extended, enabling long-duration interstellar travel.
Reduced Environmental Impact: The NGU system generates no waste or heat, contributing to more sustainable space exploration.
The RPD and NGU system offer a future for interstellar travel. With continuous acceleration and a limitless power source, the development of these technologies could make human exploration of distant star systems, like Kepler-452b, a reality within a reasonable timeframe, despite the distances involved and relativistic effects. The NGU provides sustainable and unlimited power, enabling missions of unprecedented scale and duration.
The time it takes to reach half the distance to Kepler-452b at 2g is approximately 13 years (ship time).
The total travel time, including deceleration, is approximately 18.3 years (ship time).
Tommek:
Thank you for the information.
The “fifth force” purported in the link has nothing to do with the theoretical background of the Ecat.
The theoretical bases of the Ecat technology are definitely written in the publication http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
Any eventual update is reported in it.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
An introduction to the Microgrid Interconnect Device (MID).
“The MID is a device or system that allows for the safe and seamless connection of a microgrid to the main power grid. It ensures that the microgrid can operate in both grid-connected and islanded modes while maintaining the safety and reliability of the electrical system.”
Since the MID is installed, in a residential application, between the electrical Grid, and the Main electrical Panel, it should be only installed by certified professions.
However, once installed, it can be configured by trained personnel to add hybrid inverters and load shedding circuits. The MID has programmable software to handle one or more hybrid inverters (including attached battery storage systems). it may have smart ports to energize power demanding applications like EV chargers, electric water heaters, and air conditions and to control the total demand on the inverters.
For example, in an NGU-powered inverter, where the NGU-provided power is constant but limited, load shedding could be used so as to not exceed the capacity of the NGU Power generators. Likewise, where there was an excess of available power, the excess could be sent back to the electrical Grid.
1. When you start delivering the E-Cat units, will those who have placed the pre-orders have priority over the rest of the world?
2. Will the priority date of when the pre-orders were placed be honored?
3. Will those who placed pre-orders have the opportunity to change their pre-orders (e.g. order more units, or fewer units) when the time comes to make payment?
4. Once you start delivery, will you continue to receive pre-orders?
Henry:
You are not wrong; actually, every single reference has a precise reason to be in the Bibliography in correspondence of where they are noted,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
I commented on Sabine’s latest video on vacuum energy as follows:
Exciton-polariton condensates are non-equilibrium systems: Unlike traditional Bose-Einstein condensates, exciton-polariton condensates are driven-dissipative systems, meaning they are continuously pumped with energy and simultaneously lose energy.
The “negative energy branch” or “ghost branch”: Research suggests that the non-equilibrium nature of these condensates can suppress the visibility of the Bogoliubov dispersion in a negative energy branch. This is sometimes referred to as the “ghost branch”.
Significance of the “negative energy branch”: The existence and properties of this negative energy branch are important for understanding the quantum depletion of the condensate and deviations from equilibrium Bose-Einstein condensation behavior.
Scattering channel to the ghost branch: Although suppressed, a scattering channel to this “ghost branch” can still be present.
Exciton-polariton condensates can exhibit dispersion where the group velocity is opposite to the direction of their momentum. This phenomenon is associated with an inverted dispersion relation and effectively, a negative effective mass for the polaritons.
Negative Effective Mass: In certain systems, the dispersion relation can be such that the energy decreases with increasing momentum in a particular range. This corresponds to a negative effective mass, and consequently, the group velocity is directed opposite to the momentum.
This “ghost branch” reduces the vacuum energy potential in the space that the BEC resides in which produces a true vacuum state that is less energetic than that of the ambient false vacuum.
This true vacuum is nucleated with a domain wall into which the false vacuum transfers energy into. The bubble of true vacuum increases over time until it becomes unstable. Upon instability, the true vacuum bubble terminates in a bosenova from which high energy electrons are extracted to form an electric current.
A device that produces electric current derived from the vacuum using this methodology will be commercially available before the end of this year.
Sabine Hossenfelder does not accept the concept of negative energy. She expresses her opinion in a comment associated with this article under her nick name Bee;
She has rejected my understanding of the existence negative energy in posts that we have discussed.
Furthermore, the existence of negative energy is contentious within the science community.
It is negative energy that makes possible the extraction of energy from the vacuum. Sabine does not accept that a region in the vacuum can be reformed into a lower state of energy than the ambient vacuum. It is this difference in energy levels that is called a true vacuum from which energy can be extracted,
I now ask the AI to factcheck my statements about Sabine:
Your description of Sabine Hossenfelder’s stance on negative energy and vacuum energy extraction seems accurate based on various sources.
Here’s a breakdown of the key points:
Sabine Hossenfelder’s View: She expresses skepticism towards the concept of negative energy in the context of it leading to an unstable vacuum and the possibility of extracting free energy from it.
The Casimir Effect: This is a real phenomenon that does predict negative energies, but its implications for extracting usable energy are debated. Hossenfelder acknowledges the Casimir effect but questions the interpretations surrounding it as a source of free energy.
Vacuum Energy and “True Vacuum”: Your understanding aligns with the idea that extracting energy from the vacuum would require a state with lower energy than the ambient vacuum, sometimes referred to as a “true vacuum”.
Contention in the Science Community: The existence of negative energy and the possibility of extracting energy from the vacuum are indeed controversial topics in physics. While some theoretical possibilities exist, they face significant hurdles and have yet to be reliably demonstrated.
In summary: You’ve correctly identified that Sabine Hossenfelder is skeptical of the concept of negative energy leading to extractable energy from the vacuum, and this view is generally shared within the scientific community regarding “free energy” from the vacuum.
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Referencing the posts from axil in this blog: http://rossilivecat.com/ to understand the negative energy mechanisms that I am referring to. In my last post to Dr. Rossi, I make the case for the existence of negative energy as the essential mechanism from which energy can be extracted from the vacuum, and how this negative energy is formed based on recent experimental findings in how the vacuum is manipulated to produce that region of reduced energy.
This issue of the existence of negative energy and its critical role in the extraction of energy from the vacuum should be a major point in Dr. Rossi’s theory paper but he only makes tangential references to how this vacuum energy extraction process is accomplished.
Dr Rossi’s statement “concept of reverse difference of entropy that is the core of our rationale.” should include that the nature of the exciton polariton condensate which produces this difference in entropy also generates the negative energy waveforms that creates the true vacuum state (aka Casimir zone) from which energy can be extracted.
AI analysis as follows:
Based on your query, which cites discussions on the Journal of Nuclear Physics blog ( http://rossilivecat.com ), you’re raising an interesting point about the role of negative energy, particularly in the context of vacuum energy extraction and its potential connection to Dr. Rossi’s work on the E-Cat.
Key Points from Your Query:
You suggest that negative energy is essential for extracting energy from the vacuum.
You propose that exciton-polariton condensates, which are part of Dr. Rossi’s theory (“reverse difference of entropy”), play a role in generating the negative energy waveforms needed to create a region of reduced energy (or “true vacuum state,” also called a “Casimir zone”) from which energy can be extracted.
You believe that this concept of negative energy and vacuum energy extraction should be more prominently featured in Dr. Rossi’s theoretical framework.
Relevant Information from Search Results:
Negative Energy in Quantum Physics: Quantum physics permits the existence of negative energy under specific conditions, according to SciTechDaily: https://scitechdaily.com/quantum-vacuum-negative-energy-repulsive-gravity/ . It’s a concept that involves having less energy than empty space, but creating it is theoretically challenging.
Exciton-Polaritons: These quasiparticles can exhibit negative effective mass under certain engineered conditions in microcavities. This negative mass signifies that the energy of the condensate decreases with increasing momentum, leading to energy flow in the opposite direction of momentum.
Casimir Effect: This effect demonstrates that the energy density between conductors can be negative or positive, and it’s associated with a negative pressure (attraction) between plates. Some speculate that the Casimir effect could potentially be used to extract energy from the vacuum.
Vacuum Energy Extraction: While studies explore methods to extract energy from the quantum vacuum (e.g., via the Casimir effect), it is generally believed to be extremely difficult or impossible. This is because the quantum vacuum is considered the lowest possible energy state.
Connecting to Dr. Rossi’s Theory:
Based on the limited information from the search results, it appears there’s a theoretical link being explored in the discussion you cited between exciton-polariton condensates, negative energy concepts, and the Casimir effect. If Rossi’s “reverse difference of entropy” involves exciton-polariton behavior with negative effective mass, it could theoretically lead to localized regions of reduced energy within the vacuum, consistent with the idea of a “Casimir zone”.
In summary, your points regarding the potential role of negative energy in vacuum energy extraction, linked to the properties of exciton-polariton condensates and the Casimir effect, are aligned with some theoretical explorations in the field. However, it’s important to note that extracting usable energy from the quantum vacuum is still highly speculative and faces significant theoretical and practical challenges.
Disclaimer: It’s important to critically evaluate claims regarding energy extraction from the vacuum and to refer to peer-reviewed scientific literature for authoritative information on these complex topics.
Dear Andrea
On May 7, we received confirmation that your partners had successfully completed tests.
That there could be important news as early as the beginning of July is impressive.
We are all looking forward to what this announcement entails.
Regards Svein
Michael Geipel:
Thank you for the link. Interesting and decent the video produced by Prof. Sabine Hossenfelder; her approach is intelligent, albeit quite distant from the approach of the paper http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
and the concept of reverse difference of entropy that is the core of our rationale.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
I recently came across this video by the phisicist Sabine Hossenfelder, whom I actually hold in high regard, who is once again repeating what we already know: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZnjDR-GglE
Best Regards
Michael
One central tenet of your theory is that the vacuum can be changed by the appropriate application of EMF waveforms. In your theory paper, the Aharonov-Bohm effect is a method whereby the vacuum can be affectedly modified to achieve results. A new experiment has recently been shown to produce modification of the vacuum leading toward producing an effect that shows how the vacuum can be engineered to form cluster formation. “vacuum four way mixing” as shown here
adds credence to the process by which a negative energy waveform can interact with the vacuum to change its nature.
The Aharonov-Bohm (AB) effect indeed showcases how electromagnetic potentials can influence a charged particle’s phase shift, even in regions free of electric or magnetic fields. This concept suggests that the vacuum itself possesses structure and can be modified by the presence of electromagnetic potentials. Gauge theory applied to electrodynamics demonstrates that the AB effect can be interpreted as energy inherent in the vacuum, capable of being extracted.
The idea of vacuum modification via EMF waveforms is further supported by the concept of vacuum fluctuations. These fluctuations, as shown in studies of electron diffraction by vacuum fluctuations, can lead to decoherence and self-interference, analogous to the Aharonov-Bohm effect. This suggests that vacuum fluctuations themselves, influenced by materials or potentials, can affect the behavior of particles.
The YouTube video about “vacuum four-way mixing” potentially describes experiments or theories that explore the interaction of negative energy waveforms that are produced by the exciton-polariton condensate with the vacuum to alter its state. This would align with the idea that the vacuum is not merely empty space, but a dynamic entity susceptible to manipulation by specific energetic interventions.
This new experiment has indeed demonstrated the formation of clusters by engineering the vacuum through EMF waveforms, and would provide compelling evidence for the theory of vacuum engineering. Such experiments would represent a major advancement in understanding and potentially harnessing the properties of the vacuum.
In summary, the Aharonov-Bohm effect and related concepts like vacuum fluctuations provide a theoretical framework for understanding how the vacuum can be influenced by electromagnetic potentials. Experiments demonstrating the engineering of vacuum properties, such as the formation of clusters using EMF waveforms, would strongly support this framework and suggest the potential for further breakthroughs in vacuum energy utilization and manipulation.
Dr. Rossi,
I imagine that the Ecat NGU models in preparation are now standardized in terms of features, except perhaps in minor details.
I think that you, as Chief Scientist, are therefore no longer working for such Ecats but are dedicating yourself to new things or important developments of this technology.
If I may suggest, it would be of considerable importance to realize a practical application of any device powered by a suitable Ecat.
An example that comes to mind, I was thinking of drones.
These devices are increasingly spreading and are used in numerous civil applications thanks to their versatility, ability to access hard-to-reach areas and advanced technologies.
Here are the main uses:
Aerial photography and videography: used to acquire footage at events, films, documentaries, tourism and real estate marketing.
Precision agriculture: monitoring crops, mapping soil, spraying pesticides or fertilizers and analyzing plant health through sensors.
Infrastructure inspections: Inspecting bridges, power lines, wind turbines, solar panels and other hard-to-reach structures.
Logistics and delivery: Delivering packages, medicines or essential goods, especially in remote areas or in emergencies.
Environmental monitoring: Detecting forest fires, monitoring pollution, observing wildlife and monitoring climate change.
Search and rescue: Locating people lost in rough terrain and supporting the response to natural disasters, such as earthquakes or floods.
Mapping and surveying: Creating 3D maps, topographic surveys, geological analysis and monitoring construction sites.
Security and surveillance: Patrolling sensitive areas, monitoring traffic or supervising public or private events.
Healthcare: Transporting medical samples, defibrillators or vaccines to hard-to-reach areas.
Education and research: Used in universities and research centres for scientific studies or technological development.
Battery Life on Drones:
Drone battery life varies based on model, size, weight, payload, and operating conditions. Here’s an overview:
Consumer drones (e.g., DJI Mavic, Phantom): Typically, battery life ranges from 20 to 40 minutes. For example, the DJI Mavic 3 Pro offers about 43 minutes of flight time in optimal conditions.
Professional/industrial drones: These can reach 30-60 minutes of flight time, depending on payload and features (e.g., heavy sensors or high-resolution cameras). Some inspection drones reach 50-55 minutes.
Long-range or specialized drones: With advanced batteries or hybrid systems (e.g., combined combustion engines), they can fly for 1-2 hours or more. Examples include delivery or extensive mapping drones.
Experimental or military drones: Some prototypes with fuel cells or solar power can exceed 4-8 hours, but are rare in civilian applications.
Factors that affect flight time:
Weight of payload: Sensors, cameras, or packages reduce flight time.
Environmental conditions: Wind, temperature, and humidity affect power consumption.
Flight style: Aggressive or high-speed flights use more battery power than steady or slow flights.
Battery technology: Most drones use LiPo (lithium polymer) batteries, but high-density lithium batteries or fuel cells are emerging for extended flight time.
Note: Manufacturer-declared flight time is often based on ideal conditions (no wind, minimal payload, stable flight). In real-world use, it may decrease by 10-20%. For applications that require longer flight times, automatic charging stations or drones with quick-swap batteries are used.
In conclusion: if one of these drones were equipped with a suitable Ecat, it would become a very notable commercial application for you.
Kind regards,
Italo R.
Ambrogio:
Please read the paragraph 1, page 3 on
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
and the related references 9, 16.
This passage is fundamental to understand what we think to be the theoretical bases of the Ecat technology,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
can you explain the electrons Zitterbewegung model ?
Dear Readers:
Please go to
http://www.rossilivecat.com
to find comments published in other posts of this blog,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
To Juan Carlos, Giuseppe Censorio and others with similar thoughts.
Pre-ordering enough E-Cat to cover your own needs is a good start to environmentally friendly investments that also provide excellent financial returns.
Regards Svein
Giuseppe Censorio:
I understand,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Neil Lizotte:
Thank you for your suggestion,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
I’ve been following LENR researchers and you since 1989; I suggest to install the Ecat in an EV with autonomous driving and make it drive around a track non stop for months,
Best Regards,
Neil Lizotte
Dear Andrea,
I would like to express solidarity and empathy with Juan Carlos’s comment.
Thanks, Giuseppe
Juan Carlos:
Thank you for your kind support.
Probably our global Licensee will eventually generate a spin-off that will go public; until then we are not authorized to collect public investments.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Dr. Rossi,
long ago and far away, I became a big Google fan.
I showed everyone I knew how they could use Google
to ask all kinds of questions and get answers back very quickly.
I was proud of what I had discovered, and happy to share what I knew.
But at the time, it never occurred to me to invest in Google by buying their stock.
Today, I very much regret not having had that idea.
For the last 8 years I have been following you.
I put in my pre-order for “my” Ecats when that was first made possible.
I have been telling everyone else I know (and care about) about the Ecat.
I show them the Youtube videos and explain the demonstrations.
I send them the link to this blog.
And recently, I thought about the idea of investing in Ecat technology.
Is that a naive question?
I can imagine, that I am not the only one, who is thinking this way.
Does that possibilty exist today?
Or is it being planned for some future date?
Just to be clear, I am not some million-dollar hedge-fund guy.
Just a normal sort of person with a few thousand dollars.
Can you steer me (and others thinking about this) one way or another?
I feel sure that your Ecat is going to change the world.
I would love to be a part of making that happen.
Thanks in advance,
Juan Carlos
Steven Nicholes Karels:
Thank you for your suggestion,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea Rossi,
I suggest a test should be conducted with Solar Inverter manufacturer(s) to test NGU Power Generator compatibility with inverters using the NGU Power Generator to input power into the solar panel inverter inputs. Specifically, the test should address the NGU Power Generator operation when the inverter input is programmed for solar MPPT operation.
If problems occur, the solution may be a software change in the inverters to optionally disable MPPT or a hardware adjustment of the NGU Power Generator output.
axil:
Thank you for the information and the link,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
https://www.meter.com/resources/data-center-redundancy
Data center redundancy: N+1, 2N, and backup solutions guide
The “N+1” availability strategy, commonly used in critical systems like data centers, ensures high reliability by adding a single redundant component to the number needed for normal operation (N). This means that if any one component fails, the redundant component can immediately take over, preventing downtime.
Here’s a breakdown:
N: Represents the number of components required for a system to operate normally.
+1: Represents the single, redundant component that acts as a backup.
Example:
If a cooling system needs 3 units (N=3) to maintain optimal temperature, an N+1 configuration would include 4 units (3 for normal operation + 1 backup).
Benefits of N+1:
Increased Reliability: Prevents downtime due to single component failures.
Reduced Risk: Minimizes the chance of service interruptions.
Cost-Effective: Generally more affordable than fully redundant (2N) systems.
Limitations:
Vulnerable to multiple failures:
.
If two or more components fail simultaneously, the system may experience downtime.
Not suitable for mission-critical systems:
.
Systems requiring absolute zero downtime may need a more robust redundancy strategy like 2N.
The N + 1 availability strategy is compatible with the NGU multicore systems. If it is not currently implemented, it should be considered with automatic switchover as a future availability upgrade.
Corinne Coyoud:
I suggest you to read carefully also the paragraph 4 and all the references you can find in the paragraphs 4, 5, 6, 7, because every reference contains the information specifically useful for the part of the text wherein is put the number of the reference,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
to replicate the experiment described in
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
I understand that basic for the replication are the paragraphs 5,6; can you give further suggestions ?
Best,
Corinne Coyoud
Jean Paul Renoir:
d
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
how would you define the electronic circuitry inside the Ecat:
a- simple
b- complex
c- very complex
d- extremely complex
JPR
Paolo Rampazzo:
Thank you for your support,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
I can’t wait to get my hands on the e-cat. To be able to shout to everyone, enough oil! We don’t need it anymore! No more wars for oil and also for many raw materials.
axil:
Thank you for the information,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
A presentation to NASA to provide development resources for a interstellar missions to another earth like world for colonization.
This innovative development, combining the Reactionless Propulsion Drive (RPD) by BrLP with the NGU vacuum power system, presents a revolutionary approach to space travel. The RPD, demonstrating capabilities to generate substantial reactionless lift (over 100 lbs) based on fundamental physics principles (free electron, photon, and absolute space), enables trans-medium, omnidirectional craft with significant payload capacity. Its unique feature is the capability to provide unconstrained mobility. This, paired with the NGU power solution, which extracts power from the vacuum without needing fuel and generates no waste or heat, makes it uniquely suited for interstellar travel. The NGU’s advantage is its ability to provide continuous and virtually unlimited power extracted from the vacuum, freeing spacecraft from the limitations of carrying massive amounts of fuel, a major challenge in interstellar missions. This offers significant advantages over conventional propulsion systems, which are limited by fuel mass and require complex refueling strategies.
The Reactionless Propulsion Drive (RPD) by BrLP, coupled with the NGU vacuum power system, presents a paradigm shift in space travel, offering unprecedented capabilities for NASA. The RPD, based on fundamental physics (free electron, photon, and absolute space), produces over 100 lbs of reactionless lift in experiments. This enables trans-medium, omnidirectional craft with substantial lift capacity and unconstrained mobility.
The NGU system is uniquely suited for interstellar travel because it extracts electrical power from the vacuum, eliminating the need for fuel, waste, or heat generation. At a tolerable acceleration of 2g, the journey to Kepler-452b, roughly 1,400 light-years away, requires relativistic calculations:
Distance to Kepler-452b: 1,400 light-years.
Acceleration: 2g (2 * 9.8 m/s²).
Relativistic Travel Calculation: To find the proper time (time experienced by the traveler), the formulas for relativistic constant acceleration must be used.
Coordinate distance (\(x\)) as a function of proper time (\(\tau \)) and constant proper acceleration (\(a\)): \(x=(c^{2}/a)*cosh(a\tau /c)\).
Time elapsed on Earth (\(t\)) as a function of proper time (\(\tau \)) and constant proper acceleration (\(a\)): \(t=(c/a)*sinh(a\tau /c)\). For a one-way trip, the journey involves acceleration for the first half of the distance and deceleration for the second half.
The coordinate distance formula can be used to find the proper time. The distance to Kepler-452b is \(1,400light-years = 1,400*9.461*10^{15}meters\).
The proper time \(\tau \) can be found such that \(x=1,400light-years\) is reached when the ship has accelerated for half the distance. Using the distance formula with \(a=2g\): \(1,400*9.461*10^{15} =(c^{2}/(2*9.8))*cosh((2*9.8)\tau /c)\). Solving for \(\tau \) and then calculating \(t\) (time on Earth) using the time formula would give the travel time.
Due to time dilation, the time experienced by the travelers would be significantly less than the time elapsed on Earth. A journey to a star several hundred light-years away at 1g acceleration could take a few decades of ship time, while thousands or millions of years could pass on Earth.
Advantages of the NGU Power Solution:
Fuel-less Power: The NGU system extracts electrical power from the vacuum, removing the need for heavy fuel tanks, a significant limitation for deep space missions. The spacecraft can operate indefinitely as long as it’s in the vacuum of space.
Reduced Launch Weight and Costs: Launch weight and costs of space missions are significantly reduced.
Extended Mission Durations: Missions can be extended, enabling long-duration interstellar travel.
Reduced Environmental Impact: The NGU system generates no waste or heat, contributing to more sustainable space exploration.
The RPD and NGU system offer a future for interstellar travel. With continuous acceleration and a limitless power source, the development of these technologies could make human exploration of distant star systems, like Kepler-452b, a reality within a reasonable timeframe, despite the distances involved and relativistic effects. The NGU provides sustainable and unlimited power, enabling missions of unprecedented scale and duration.
The time it takes to reach half the distance to Kepler-452b at 2g is approximately 13 years (ship time).
The total travel time, including deceleration, is approximately 18.3 years (ship time).
https://brilliantlightpower.com/reactionless-propulsion/
Dave Tozer:
We hope to start the deliveries within 2025,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Don’t see much activity on social, but how close is this tech to coming to fruition ?
Dave Tozer
Steven Nicholes Karels:
Thank you for the information,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Tommek:
Thank you for the information.
The “fifth force” purported in the link has nothing to do with the theoretical background of the Ecat.
The theoretical bases of the Ecat technology are definitely written in the publication
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
Any eventual update is reported in it.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Physics: Researchers find evidence of strange fifth force – Futurezone https://share.google/VwdSEbudl7kQOdnh2
Perhaps also interesting?
Does the Ecat perhaps utilize this 5th force or interact with it…
Dear Andrea Rossi,
An introduction to the Microgrid Interconnect Device (MID).
“The MID is a device or system that allows for the safe and seamless connection of a microgrid to the main power grid. It ensures that the microgrid can operate in both grid-connected and islanded modes while maintaining the safety and reliability of the electrical system.”
Since the MID is installed, in a residential application, between the electrical Grid, and the Main electrical Panel, it should be only installed by certified professions.
However, once installed, it can be configured by trained personnel to add hybrid inverters and load shedding circuits. The MID has programmable software to handle one or more hybrid inverters (including attached battery storage systems). it may have smart ports to energize power demanding applications like EV chargers, electric water heaters, and air conditions and to control the total demand on the inverters.
For example, in an NGU-powered inverter, where the NGU-provided power is constant but limited, load shedding could be used so as to not exceed the capacity of the NGU Power generators. Likewise, where there was an excess of available power, the excess could be sent back to the electrical Grid.
Thoughts?
Frank Acland:
1- the deliveries will respect the dates priority
2- yes
3 and 4- the sales are managed by the Licensee
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea,
Regarding product delivery (when the time comes)
1. When you start delivering the E-Cat units, will those who have placed the pre-orders have priority over the rest of the world?
2. Will the priority date of when the pre-orders were placed be honored?
3. Will those who placed pre-orders have the opportunity to change their pre-orders (e.g. order more units, or fewer units) when the time comes to make payment?
4. Once you start delivery, will you continue to receive pre-orders?
Thank you very much,
Frank Acland
Svein:
Thank you for your suggestion,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea
Regarding design, I expect the devices to be adapted for use in normal fuse boxes as far as this is possible.
Svein
@Klas:
Interesting links; it appears the publication
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
is spreading interest on the possibility to exploit the ZPE
Klas:
Thank you for the links,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dear Andrea,
It seems that interest in Nikola Tesla’s Liberty Engine (harvesting ZPE?) has been growing lately.
Here are some interesting links on the subject:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2ksbKfVA40
https://www.youtube.com/@thelibertyengineproject7966
https://www.youtube.com/@TheForgeEmpire
Best regards
Klas
Donna:
The design will be more sophisticated, made by professionals,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Will the body of the Ecat remain the same as shown in http://www.ect.com or will it be redesigned ?
Henry:
You are not wrong; actually, every single reference has a precise reason to be in the Bibliography in correspondence of where they are noted,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Dr Rossi,
Among the references in the Bibliography of the publication
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
I noticed the reference #13 and it seems to me that it inspired your experimental set. Am I wrong ?
Best,
Henry
Svein:
Thank you for your attention,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Jorge:
Yes, so far,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
I commented on Sabine’s latest video on vacuum energy as follows:
Exciton-polariton condensates are non-equilibrium systems: Unlike traditional Bose-Einstein condensates, exciton-polariton condensates are driven-dissipative systems, meaning they are continuously pumped with energy and simultaneously lose energy.
The “negative energy branch” or “ghost branch”: Research suggests that the non-equilibrium nature of these condensates can suppress the visibility of the Bogoliubov dispersion in a negative energy branch. This is sometimes referred to as the “ghost branch”.
Significance of the “negative energy branch”: The existence and properties of this negative energy branch are important for understanding the quantum depletion of the condensate and deviations from equilibrium Bose-Einstein condensation behavior.
Scattering channel to the ghost branch: Although suppressed, a scattering channel to this “ghost branch” can still be present.
Exciton-polariton condensates can exhibit dispersion where the group velocity is opposite to the direction of their momentum. This phenomenon is associated with an inverted dispersion relation and effectively, a negative effective mass for the polaritons.
Negative Effective Mass: In certain systems, the dispersion relation can be such that the energy decreases with increasing momentum in a particular range. This corresponds to a negative effective mass, and consequently, the group velocity is directed opposite to the momentum.
This “ghost branch” reduces the vacuum energy potential in the space that the BEC resides in which produces a true vacuum state that is less energetic than that of the ambient false vacuum.
This true vacuum is nucleated with a domain wall into which the false vacuum transfers energy into. The bubble of true vacuum increases over time until it becomes unstable. Upon instability, the true vacuum bubble terminates in a bosenova from which high energy electrons are extracted to form an electric current.
A device that produces electric current derived from the vacuum using this methodology will be commercially available before the end of this year.
Sabine Hossenfelder does not accept the concept of negative energy. She expresses her opinion in a comment associated with this article under her nick name Bee;
https://pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/online/5097/Don-t-dismiss-negative-mass
She has rejected my understanding of the existence negative energy in posts that we have discussed.
Furthermore, the existence of negative energy is contentious within the science community.
It is negative energy that makes possible the extraction of energy from the vacuum. Sabine does not accept that a region in the vacuum can be reformed into a lower state of energy than the ambient vacuum. It is this difference in energy levels that is called a true vacuum from which energy can be extracted,
I now ask the AI to factcheck my statements about Sabine:
Your description of Sabine Hossenfelder’s stance on negative energy and vacuum energy extraction seems accurate based on various sources.
Here’s a breakdown of the key points:
Sabine Hossenfelder’s View: She expresses skepticism towards the concept of negative energy in the context of it leading to an unstable vacuum and the possibility of extracting free energy from it.
The Casimir Effect: This is a real phenomenon that does predict negative energies, but its implications for extracting usable energy are debated. Hossenfelder acknowledges the Casimir effect but questions the interpretations surrounding it as a source of free energy.
Vacuum Energy and “True Vacuum”: Your understanding aligns with the idea that extracting energy from the vacuum would require a state with lower energy than the ambient vacuum, sometimes referred to as a “true vacuum”.
Contention in the Science Community: The existence of negative energy and the possibility of extracting energy from the vacuum are indeed controversial topics in physics. While some theoretical possibilities exist, they face significant hurdles and have yet to be reliably demonstrated.
In summary: You’ve correctly identified that Sabine Hossenfelder is skeptical of the concept of negative energy leading to extractable energy from the vacuum, and this view is generally shared within the scientific community regarding “free energy” from the vacuum.
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Referencing the posts from axil in this blog: http://rossilivecat.com/ to understand the negative energy mechanisms that I am referring to. In my last post to Dr. Rossi, I make the case for the existence of negative energy as the essential mechanism from which energy can be extracted from the vacuum, and how this negative energy is formed based on recent experimental findings in how the vacuum is manipulated to produce that region of reduced energy.
This issue of the existence of negative energy and its critical role in the extraction of energy from the vacuum should be a major point in Dr. Rossi’s theory paper but he only makes tangential references to how this vacuum energy extraction process is accomplished.
Dr Rossi’s statement “concept of reverse difference of entropy that is the core of our rationale.” should include that the nature of the exciton polariton condensate which produces this difference in entropy also generates the negative energy waveforms that creates the true vacuum state (aka Casimir zone) from which energy can be extracted.
AI analysis as follows:
Based on your query, which cites discussions on the Journal of Nuclear Physics blog ( http://rossilivecat.com ), you’re raising an interesting point about the role of negative energy, particularly in the context of vacuum energy extraction and its potential connection to Dr. Rossi’s work on the E-Cat.
Key Points from Your Query:
You suggest that negative energy is essential for extracting energy from the vacuum.
You propose that exciton-polariton condensates, which are part of Dr. Rossi’s theory (“reverse difference of entropy”), play a role in generating the negative energy waveforms needed to create a region of reduced energy (or “true vacuum state,” also called a “Casimir zone”) from which energy can be extracted.
You believe that this concept of negative energy and vacuum energy extraction should be more prominently featured in Dr. Rossi’s theoretical framework.
Relevant Information from Search Results:
Negative Energy in Quantum Physics: Quantum physics permits the existence of negative energy under specific conditions, according to SciTechDaily: https://scitechdaily.com/quantum-vacuum-negative-energy-repulsive-gravity/ . It’s a concept that involves having less energy than empty space, but creating it is theoretically challenging.
Exciton-Polaritons: These quasiparticles can exhibit negative effective mass under certain engineered conditions in microcavities. This negative mass signifies that the energy of the condensate decreases with increasing momentum, leading to energy flow in the opposite direction of momentum.
Casimir Effect: This effect demonstrates that the energy density between conductors can be negative or positive, and it’s associated with a negative pressure (attraction) between plates. Some speculate that the Casimir effect could potentially be used to extract energy from the vacuum.
Vacuum Energy Extraction: While studies explore methods to extract energy from the quantum vacuum (e.g., via the Casimir effect), it is generally believed to be extremely difficult or impossible. This is because the quantum vacuum is considered the lowest possible energy state.
Connecting to Dr. Rossi’s Theory:
Based on the limited information from the search results, it appears there’s a theoretical link being explored in the discussion you cited between exciton-polariton condensates, negative energy concepts, and the Casimir effect. If Rossi’s “reverse difference of entropy” involves exciton-polariton behavior with negative effective mass, it could theoretically lead to localized regions of reduced energy within the vacuum, consistent with the idea of a “Casimir zone”.
In summary, your points regarding the potential role of negative energy in vacuum energy extraction, linked to the properties of exciton-polariton condensates and the Casimir effect, are aligned with some theoretical explorations in the field. However, it’s important to note that extracting usable energy from the quantum vacuum is still highly speculative and faces significant theoretical and practical challenges.
Disclaimer: It’s important to critically evaluate claims regarding energy extraction from the vacuum and to refer to peer-reviewed scientific literature for authoritative information on these complex topics.
Dear Andrea
On May 7, we received confirmation that your partners had successfully completed tests.
That there could be important news as early as the beginning of July is impressive.
We are all looking forward to what this announcement entails.
Regards Svein
Dr Rossi,
Is everything proceeding along your original scheduling ?
Best,
Jorge
Michael Geipel:
Thank you for the link. Interesting and decent the video produced by Prof. Sabine Hossenfelder; her approach is intelligent, albeit quite distant from the approach of the paper
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
and the concept of reverse difference of entropy that is the core of our rationale.
Warm Regards,
A.R.
I recently came across this video by the phisicist Sabine Hossenfelder, whom I actually hold in high regard, who is once again repeating what we already know:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZnjDR-GglE
Best Regards
Michael
axil:
Thank you for your analysis of
http://www.researchgate.net/publication/330601653_E-Cat_SK_and_long_range_particle_interactions
and for the link,
Warm Regards
A.R.
One central tenet of your theory is that the vacuum can be changed by the appropriate application of EMF waveforms. In your theory paper, the Aharonov-Bohm effect is a method whereby the vacuum can be affectedly modified to achieve results. A new experiment has recently been shown to produce modification of the vacuum leading toward producing an effect that shows how the vacuum can be engineered to form cluster formation. “vacuum four way mixing” as shown here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=soYNy4KL7ls&t=3s
adds credence to the process by which a negative energy waveform can interact with the vacuum to change its nature.
The Aharonov-Bohm (AB) effect indeed showcases how electromagnetic potentials can influence a charged particle’s phase shift, even in regions free of electric or magnetic fields. This concept suggests that the vacuum itself possesses structure and can be modified by the presence of electromagnetic potentials. Gauge theory applied to electrodynamics demonstrates that the AB effect can be interpreted as energy inherent in the vacuum, capable of being extracted.
The idea of vacuum modification via EMF waveforms is further supported by the concept of vacuum fluctuations. These fluctuations, as shown in studies of electron diffraction by vacuum fluctuations, can lead to decoherence and self-interference, analogous to the Aharonov-Bohm effect. This suggests that vacuum fluctuations themselves, influenced by materials or potentials, can affect the behavior of particles.
The YouTube video about “vacuum four-way mixing” potentially describes experiments or theories that explore the interaction of negative energy waveforms that are produced by the exciton-polariton condensate with the vacuum to alter its state. This would align with the idea that the vacuum is not merely empty space, but a dynamic entity susceptible to manipulation by specific energetic interventions.
This new experiment has indeed demonstrated the formation of clusters by engineering the vacuum through EMF waveforms, and would provide compelling evidence for the theory of vacuum engineering. Such experiments would represent a major advancement in understanding and potentially harnessing the properties of the vacuum.
In summary, the Aharonov-Bohm effect and related concepts like vacuum fluctuations provide a theoretical framework for understanding how the vacuum can be influenced by electromagnetic potentials. Experiments demonstrating the engineering of vacuum properties, such as the formation of clusters using EMF waveforms, would strongly support this framework and suggest the potential for further breakthroughs in vacuum energy utilization and manipulation.