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Introduction
to Zero Point Energy, by Ralph Squire
Temperature affects
energy. When water gets above a certain temperature, it gets ‘excited’
and boils (becomes a gas). When it gets below a certain temperature, it slows
down its energy level and freezes (becomes a solid). Scientists tell us that
when it gets down to a certain minus-degree level, it is at ‘absolute zero,’ where there is no longer any movement
of its subatomic particles; however, there does still seem to be some unexplained energy left, which some call the ‘Instantaneous
Intelligent Force’ or IIF. Others are calling this Zero Point Energy.
Dr. Goswami, one
of the physicists in the movie “What the Bleep Do We Know,” says that the base of all things is not necessarily
matter, but consciousness. Could consciousness be the Instantaneous Intelligent
Force, or Zero Point Energy, which we are calling subtle energy?
Please read and study the material on the given links, and then send
us your own comments and articles. Thank you.
Useful links
www.calphysics.org/zpe.html
www.freeenergynews.com/Directory/ZPE
www.tachyonhaus.com
www.zpenergy.com
Water Dissociation with Zero-Point Energy (ZPE) by Moray King
David Hudson's "Grand Science Adventure"
Marko Rodin's Vortex Based Math
Zero Point Energy Extraction from the Quantum Vacuum by Tom Valone, PhD
Patent Issued for Extraction of Zero Point Energy
Wholeness of ZeRo Point Essence by Zeljka Roksandic
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