Copper wire and Over Unity devices
Date: Wednesday, September 28, 2005 @ 11:37:10 UTC
Topic: Science
The major hurdle that Over-Unity devices confront is that they don't
have a proven basis in "accepted physics." Well, the work of the
scientists at the Paul Drude Institute for Solid State Electronics
(PDI) in Berlin seems to show that copper's conductivity of electricity
had no basis in accepted physics... until now.
Though I'm no scientist, I was reading this article and it got me thinking.
The work of the PDI scientists appears to show that there is a
cumulative quantum effect as copper atoms are assembled which explains
copper's conductivity. This effectively says that previous explanations
were not truly grounded in physics. If this research is right,
earlier explanations were only (incorrect) theories based on inadequate
physics.
Is that not the current state of Over-Unity theory? The only difference
is, that there was a logical, but incorrect, explanation of electrical
conductivity through copper.
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