Tom Bearden writes: Gentlemen:
This is eerie, but absolutely true.
Please check it out yourself.
Four years ago, Dr. Victor Klimov et
al. at Los Alamos National Laboratory produced a permanent solution -- including
working models -- of the world energy crisis. This work is printed now in
leading physics journals of the world, and in leading nanocrystalline science
journals of the world. It was validated by two great U.S. National Labs: (1)
LANL and (2) NREL. So it is a scientific fact, proven
forever.
The below information is attached
for you to check it out technically if you wish to. But at least you should be
aware of it.
Sincerely,
Tom Bearden
LT COL, U.S. Army (Retired)
M.S. Nuclear Engineering
www.cheniere.org
P.S. Several nations of the world are now frenziedly using this great nanocrystalline power breakthrough to develop superpowerful but very small self-powering ultra-laser weapons that will revolutionize warfare permanently.
T.E.B.
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Free and Practical EM
Energy from the Vacuum and Its Use to Power
Loads
The solution to the
World Energy Crisis has been rigorously demonstrated and proven by Klimov et.
al. at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) and further validated by the
National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) about four years or so
ago.
It has been openly
published in leading physics journals of the world, and in leading
nanocrystalline science journals.
Please check this
rigorous work four years or more ago by Dr. Victor Klimov et al.
Dr. Klimov and his
colleagues in LANL have constructed tiny nanocrystalline solar cells which can
absorb the light of a specific wave length in such a way, that one photon input
to a solar cell can and will energize more than one output electron. As soon as
the output electron absorbs a photon, it disappears for a very short moment into
the quantum field. Being in the virtual state the electron can borrow energy
from the vacuum and thereafter appears again in our reality. Now the highly
excited electron (with all its excess energy taken freely from the active
virtual state vacuum) can energize up to 7 output electrons. This leads to a
theoretical coefficient of performance (COP) of up to 700%. A COP = 200% can be
easily achieved and it has been, as have been higher values. The experiment has
also been replicated successfully and validated by the National Renewable Energy
Laboratory in Golden Colorado. [See Herb Brody, "Solar Power - Seriously Souped
Up." New Scientist, May 27, 2006, p 45].
Quoting Brody:
"Make solar cells as small as a molecule;
and you get more than you bargained for. Could this be the route to limitless
clean power?"].
Comment by
T.E.B.: Note that the super-excited electron, after emerging from the
seething virtual state vacuum immersion, actually splits into two or more
energized electrons! So the output current of the solar cell process is freely
amplified by excess energy taken on from the local virtual state
vacuum.
Note that at about COP
= 3.0, one could conceivably add clamped positive feedback of one of those
output electrons back to the "dive back into the seething virtual state vacuum"
input, replacing the original electron input, and the unit would be
"self-powering" (powered by energy from the vacuum) while putting out the other
two electrons as output.
Or by using some
of the output current in a standard photon radiation-producing process, one
could have the positive feedback input changed to a radiation photon, to replace
the initial solar input entirely.
In this fashion,
once "jump started" by some source of solar radiation, the resulting "solar
panel" system would become totally self-powering, taking all its input and
output energy directly from the seething active virtual state vacuum
itself.
Indeed, if many of
these tiny nanocrystals are packed together, their output furnishes their own
input photons and thus the assemblage becomes "self-powering". An assemblage
about the size of your thumb is sufficient to power a large electric
automobile.
It appears that
Klimov's team and its work is being used presently to develop superpowerful but
exceptionally small ultra laser weapons that will revolutionize modern warfare.
E.g., a powerful, self-powered Klimov laser weapon the size of a bazooka and
carried by one infantryman can in principle be developed that can destroy large
buildings, destroy hostile tanks and vehicles easily, destroy ships and boats
and trains, shoot down hostile aircraft, and -- with a small sensor apparatus
added -- detect and shoot down incoming hostile field artillery
rounds.
Such a weapon is
self-powering, and so it "never runs out of bullets". No ammunition resupply is
needed.
It appears that
the long-desired superpowerful laser pistol is also being developed for U.S.
Internal Security civilian guard forces, also as an application of Klimov's
work. Such a pistol will be able to disable or even kill a targeted human or a
group of them at a mile and a half. And it will be
self-powering.
Additional
references: Richard D. Schaller, Vladimir M. Agranovich and Victor I. Klimov;
"High-efficiency carrier multiplication through direct photogeneration of
multi-excitons via virtual single-exciton states." Nature Physics Vol.
1, 2005, pp. 189-194.
Richard D.
Schaller, Melissa A. Petruska, and Victor I. Klimov; "Effect of electronic
structure on carrier multiplication efficiency: Comparative study of PbSe and
CdSe nanocrystals"; Appl. Phys. Lett. Vol. 87, 2005,
253102.
Richard D.
Schaller, Milan
Sykora, Jeffrey M. Pietryga, and Victor I. Klimov, "Seven Excitons at a Cost of
One: Redefining the Limits for Conversion Efficiency of Photons into Charge
Carriers," Nano Lett. Vol. 6, 2006, p. 424.
Victor I. Klimov,
"Spectral and Dynamical Properties of Multiexcitons in Semiconductor
Nanocrystals," Annual Review of Physical Chemistry, Vol. 58, No. 1, 2007,
p. 635.
M. C. Hanna, A. J.
Nozik. "Solar conversion efficiency of photovoltaic and photoelectrolysis cells
with carrier multiplication absorbers," Journal of Applied Physics, vol.
100, No. 7, 2006, p. 07450.
Sung Jin Kim, Won
Jin Kim, Yudhisthira Sahoo, Alexander N. Cartwright, Paras N. Prasad, "Multiple
exciton generation and electrical extraction from a PbSe quantum dot
photoconductor," Applied Physics Letters, Vol. 92, No. 3, 2008, p.
031107.
Alberto
Franceschetti, Yong Zhang, "Multiexciton Absorption and Multiple Exciton
Generation in CdSe Quantum Dots," Physical Review Letters, Vol. 100, No.
13, 2008, p. 136805.
G. Allan, C.
Delerue, "Role of impact ionization in multiple exciton generation in PbSe
nanocrystals," Physical Review B, Vol. 73 (20), 2006,
p.
205423.
Hsiang-Yu Chen,
Michael K. F. Lo, Guanwen Yang, Harold G. Monbouquette, Yang Yang,
"Nanoparticle-assisted high photoconductive gain in composites of polymer and
fullerene," Nature Nanotechnology, Vol. 3 (9), 2008, p. 543.
M.C. Beard, R.J.
Ellingson, "Multiple exciton generation in semiconductor nanocrystals: Toward
efficient solar energy conversion," Laser & Photonics Review, Vol. 2,
No. 5, 2008, p. 377.
Quoting: "Now Victor Klimov and colleagues at the Alamos
National Laboratory have designed nanocrystals with cores and shells made from
different semiconductor materials in such a way that electrons and holes are
physically isolated from each other. The scientists said in such engineered
nanocrystals, only one exciton per nanocrystal is required for optical
amplification. That, they said, opens the door to practical use in laser
applications." ["Scientists Create New Type of Nanocrystal,"
PHYSORG.COM, Nanotechnology, May 24, 2007].
Seo, Hye-won; Tu,
Li-wei; Ho, Cheng-ying; Wang, Chang-kong; Lin, Yuan-ting. "Multi-Junction Solar
Cell," United
States Patent 20080178931, July 31, 2008. A
photovoltaic device having multi-junction nanostructures deposited as a
multi-layered thin film on a substrate. Preferably, the device is grown as
InxGa1-xN multi-layered junctions with the gradient x, where x is any value in
the range from zero to one. The nanostructures are preferably 5-500 nanometers
and more preferably 10-20 nanometers in diameter. The values of x are selected
so that the bandgap of each layer is varied from 0.7 eV to 3.4 eV to match as
nearly as possible the solar energy spectrum of 0.4 eV-4
eV.
J. R. Minkel,
"Brighter Prospects for Cheap Lasers in Rainbow Colors," Scientific
American (website), May 25, 2007.
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Additional Background
Information
Meanwhile, with respect
to the desperately needed civilian applications to power automobiles, homes,
cities, trains, ships, aircraft, etc., the U.S. Department of Energy is sitting
on its hands, and totally ignoring how easily the world energy crisis can now be
(indeed HAS BEEN) permanently solved, even after rigorous scientific proof has
already been accomplished, and even though it has been developed and validated
by LANL, validated also at NREL, and is now widely published in leading physics
and nanocrystalline journals worldwide.
The bottom line is that
the world energy crisis has been rigorously solved, rigorously replicated and
validated, and this solution is now accepted worldwide in physics and
nanocrystalline science.
Thus it has been
rigorously proven for all time, and it never has to be proven
again.
But eerily, it just has
not been "generally noticed" yet!