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MEG Scalar Energy Device Patented - Production Starts NEXT YEAR!
Rense.com ^ | 3/28/02 | Bill Morgan

Posted on 03/29/2002 6:10:25 PM PST by goody2shooz

A patent was granted on March 26, 2002 for "The Motionless Magnetic Generator," MEG) US Patent 6,362,718, which is likely to become the first commercially available free energy device in history in about one year from now. The machine will provide free electricity from the vacuum, for the life of the device, which should be a very long life since it has no moving parts. You can see a picture of scientist Jean Louis Naudin's MEG replication model at:

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/meg.htm.

It has strong magnets, coils, and a controller unit with the electronics. Naudin made the announcement to the MEG-builder's Yahoo group. The announcement has significance since the patent office has always been skeptical of devices which seem to get-something-for-nothing." But according to the new science of scalar electromagnetics, the MEG does not break the law of conservation of energy. It's just that the energy is conserved in the fourth dimension, time, and not our 3-space world.

The MEG provides electrical energy by tapping the longitudinal electromagnetic (EM) waves which exist in almost infinite abundance in the vacuum of space. This ocean of energy which permeates everything is sometimes called the "zero point" energy, since it remains there even at absolute zero temperature.

Four inventors are listed: Stephen L. Patrick, Thomas E. Bearden, James C. Hayes, Kenneth D. Moore.

Tom Bearden has explained the operation of the MEG on his website Cheniere.org, and also speaks about the new fearful weapons that can and have been made using the same "longitudinal waves" of the vacuum.

The complicated physics of how the MEG works is explained in the paper "The Motionless Electromagnetic Generator: Extracting Energy from a Permanent Magnet with Energy Replenishment from the Active Vacuum," which can be found at Tom Bearden's website:

cheniere.org.(http://www.help4all.de/energy/MEGpaper.pdf>

The first MEG units to be produced for sale will output 2.5 kilowatts of free electricity. Forever. They should be in production about a year from now. Facilities for manufacturing the device are being set up in an unnamed "friendly nation."

This free electricity will flow indefinitely, without much, or any maintenance. The units may be hooked together to provide more wattage, so four of them would provide 10 kilowatts. After some production experience units will be made which output 10 kilowatts each. With a couple of those units a house could get off the electrical grid.

Tom Bearden, one of the inventors has said "I will admit that the chief scientist of an important experimental group in a large company was rather stunned at the type of output we were able to obtain. The MEG may look like just a transformer, but it is not. It is a completely different breed of cat." This cat, it would seem, is out of the bag now. The ordinary EM waves we are familiar with are called "transverse" waves, to distinguish them from the new "longitudinal" EM waves of the vacuum.

Bearden has explained in depth on his website cheniere.org that wherever there is a dipole (battery, generator, magnet) there is an unseen flow of longitudinal EM waves in that local vacuum, the only problem is in tapping that energy and "transducing" it to electricity. Bearden says that the problem with all the electrical circuits we have is that they are two-wire circuits, a loop by which half the energy goes back to destroy the dipole. In the MEG that closed loop is never made. So the dipole is not being destroyed.

Patents are not granted on devices which do not work, so in a sense this announcement proclaims a new era. The MEG device itself proclaims and proves that energy is bundantly available everywhere, for free. We only have to build the devices to tap it. MEG type devices could be put into a car with an electric engine to make a truly fuel-less automobile. Electricity can be available in very remote places. People will be able to get off our very terrorist-vulnerable power grids. In an era of terrorism a highly dispersed power system would be most desirable rather than our centralized systems.

What is somewhat astonishing to me is the discovery by Bearden et. al. that time itself is actually compressed energy, and that this free energy is actually coming from the time domain, the ocean of longitudinal EM waves which fill the empty vacuum of spacetime. In fact, time is energy compressed by the same factor that matter is compressed energy: the speed-of-light squared. Thus there is a new companion to Einstein's E=mc2. Can you say "E equals delta-tee-cee-squared?" The "tee" is time and delta-tee is change in time.

A company has been set up to manufacture the MEG called Magnetic Energy Limited.

The ramifications of free energy are enormous. The oil wars are not necessary. If we threw as much money at this technology as we are spending on the oil wars we would be free of the need for oil in less than a decade. With fuel-less cars air pollution will be greatly lessened. Third world nations can raise their standard of living eventually. And the energy is free. And it never runs out.

I have put together a kind of "Bearden for Beginners" article which explains some of the basic concepts of the current state of scalar technology.

http://www.prahlad.org/pub/bearden/scalar_wars.htm

The granting of the MEG patent is the herald of the new era of scalar electromagnetics, and the free energy which flows forever and never runs out.

Bill Morgan wmorgan@nycap.rr.com


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To: Vineyard
Every First Year student (science or engineering), taking first year physics, learns the 3 laws of thermodynamics ... one of which is essentially "TANSTAAFL".

As I remember, it's:
1. You can't get something for nothing.
2. What's more, you will always lose.
3. Worse still, you can't get out of the game.

101 posted on 03/29/2002 9:55:39 PM PST by rightofrush
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To: Brett66
Ditto and BUMP for that reply! Please God let it be true.
102 posted on 03/29/2002 10:00:00 PM PST by brat
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To: goody2shooz
The physicist in me says BULL PUCKY.
103 posted on 03/29/2002 10:01:32 PM PST by lawdude
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To: goody2shooz
Getting a patent means nothing. The patent office will patent practically anything if it isn't clearly covered by someone else's and you pay the fees. They don't check if it "works". They don't care. There is no requirement for a working model or any form of proof that it does what is claimed. That patent office is basically just a registry of patent filings, nothing more.

How many 'investors" know that? Some will soon…

Ignorance is bliss (but costly)…

104 posted on 03/29/2002 10:08:44 PM PST by DB
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To: Billy_bob_bob
They wouldn't let it on the internet if it weren't true!
105 posted on 03/29/2002 10:09:25 PM PST by Ken H
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To: weikel
Zero point energy is high frequency, even moreso than CMB. I don't think the core gaps are being modulated with appreciably much above uhf, which rules out detecting even CMB.
106 posted on 03/29/2002 10:13:06 PM PST by apochromat
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To: apochromat
I meant "core arm reluctances", not "gaps".
107 posted on 03/29/2002 10:18:05 PM PST by apochromat
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To: chaosagent
I would go talk to Bill Gates. Suggest he could include one of these with every licensed copy of Windows. Do you think that just maybe he would go for it, only first he would have to finance the working model?
108 posted on 03/29/2002 10:21:28 PM PST by goody2shooz
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To: DB
Getting a patent lawsuit means nothing. The patent attorney will patent sue over practically anything if it isn't clearly covered by someone else's and you pay the fees. They don't check if it "works". They don't care. There is no requirement for a working model or any form of proof that it does what is claimed

just thought it was an interesting parallel 8-)

109 posted on 03/29/2002 10:22:28 PM PST by Optimist
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To: lawdude
The physicist in me says BULL PUCKY.

Well Dude, lots of physicists have put their Ph.D's on the chopping block in the past by making statements like that and had their degrees shredded.

Bill Lear made his first fortune by making a device that enabled radios to made small enough to fit into an automobile, all the while someone else was finishing up a doctoral thesis explaining how physics made that impossible.

Bill Lear, never having been educated to believe a thing was impossible was too ignorant to know better.

And dang! If he didn't just go ahead and do it.

110 posted on 03/29/2002 10:27:56 PM PST by goody2shooz
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To: goody2shooz
How many of these 2.5 kilowatt scalar devices am I going to need to run my house?

I'm ready to begin putting aside money yesterday!

111 posted on 03/29/2002 10:31:26 PM PST by Ken H
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To: Optimist
Well in truth it is patent attorneys that file patent applications... Which only goes further to prove a patent has little if anything to do with reality…

Having patents contested only makes the attorneys richer...

112 posted on 03/29/2002 10:33:43 PM PST by DB
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To: goody2shooz
It is a safe bet that this is total BS.

These "inventors" are a dime a dozen.

Have you ever purchased a lottery ticket?

If so, and you believe there is even the slightest chance this story is true then go "invest" even a mere $100 in this company. In no more than a couple of years the return on investment ought to be more than a million to one. Oh happy day!!!

Now which do you think has a higher probability of paying off, the lottery or your "investment"?

I'll take the lottery…

113 posted on 03/29/2002 10:43:15 PM PST by DB
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To: goody2shooz
I just spent about an hour researching this from your sources.

It gives me a headache.

114 posted on 03/29/2002 11:21:13 PM PST by Bullish
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To: VadeRetro; jennyp; junior; longshadow; crevo_list; RadioAstronomer; Scully; Piltdown_Woman...
Testing my ping list. "Power from Uranus" alert!
115 posted on 03/30/2002 2:55:37 AM PST by PatrickHenry
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To: PatrickHenry
ROFL! I am now pinged! :)
116 posted on 03/30/2002 2:57:09 AM PST by RadioAstronomer
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To: PatrickHenry
Thanks for the "Power" ping :)
117 posted on 03/30/2002 2:58:04 AM PST by Scully
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To: chaosagent
Here's a thought problem for the group: Let's say you have invented a "Free Energy" Device and you knew for certain it would work. But it would take $1 million to build an demonstration model. You have no working model. How would YOU go about raising the money and getting it to market? Note I'm saying the device WILL work if built. How would you do it?

I'd go to venture capitalists. But, of course, I'd get turned down. Then I'd take my case to the internet looking for suckers, telling them that the VC's are part of an oil industry conspiracy against me. Nevermind that the VC's would be turning down the biggest investment return of all time.

118 posted on 03/30/2002 3:17:00 AM PST by Moonman62
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To: Dog Gone
Naw, none of these posters ever attended a physics class, apparently.

TANSTAAFL

119 posted on 03/30/2002 3:31:49 AM PST by dinodino
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To: dinodino
Dang it, I have to learn to read the entire thread before posting! Sorry to repeat you guys.
120 posted on 03/30/2002 3:36:48 AM PST by dinodino
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