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Mary Weldon
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Registered: 06.Sep.05 |
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DaRkXRiDeR wrote on 08 Jul. (2:38) :
Don't listen to this woman, she's just trying to hold back finding new ways of making energy, don't know why though, she must just be totally fucking insane 
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This time, I will quote your insulting reply, so you can't go back and edit your post like you did before.
What is making me laugh most about your utter delusion, is that you clearly cannot stand the fact that someone else is disagreeing with you (particularly me, in this case - is it because I am female or because of my scientific education and knowledge?).
You are failing to respond to any of the points or questions I am raising here, instead resorting to, frankly, pathetic insulting tactics. How old are you? About 12?
I shared this topic with some of my friends, all of whom are educated in science and 2 of whom are research scientists in the field of physics - and they all pissed themselves laughing at you.
I will ask you again - can you provide some scientific data and research results to back up your claims, and can you explain how you have completely overlooked the area and principles of entropy and thermodynamics, please.
It's quite sad that the only active topic on the CTG boards at the moment is this babbling bullshit you are spouting, but at least it's providing a little comedy for the scientifically minded people I have linked to it, if not the musical one.
Actually, don't bother trying to respond coherently (not that you are likely to).
I am having a battle of wits against an unarmed opponent here, and it's not fair on you.
I'll carry on letting you dig the hole for yourself even deeper whilst members of the scientific community and other people here with a vested interest in it, look on and laugh their tits off at you.
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Cooth
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I just recalled the time when Szartd would have closed this topic somewhere at the beginning of page 2.
Then, we would have a fight about topic closing.
Those were the days. |
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DaRkXRiDeR
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The entire concept relations of mass and energy is based on conversion
Everything around us which has some sort of movement or action contains energy, it's even possible to use a speaker to charge a battery, this is fact, but where do we harness the sound? A speaker is like a big microphone, for the learners, plug a speaker into the microphone jack of your recorder and speak into it, it's very simple, but that sound sample is electrical frequency generated in the frequency length of sound, so... how long would it take for a speaker to charge a battery? Who really gives a fuck... but it is possible, anyway, so what we do with the suns light rays, which we know is a frequency just faster than sound, the sampling of it can be converted into or lets say transformed adapted inverted into the frequency length of electricity but at different amplitudes, because the amplitude of this wave is the same base as amperage, the amount of power drawn,
as to say, a solar panel really only collects the frequency of "light" and converts it into an electrical frequency, a short wave can be stretched out into a longer wave and in which it makes that amount of "wave length" longer, if you take a long frequency and make it short, it'll last for a shorter time, and vice verse, so if you could find the right materials to collect the CMB it'll be like a solar panel, but not collecting sun rays but collection the CMB, if it was reaching us, so where could we possibly manufacture and refine the resource of free sound? By a river, an ocean wave, a volcano, a water fall, where is the sound fields?
So to who ever understands and appreciates that, the sound field can be the new mineral for energy, perhaps there could be a material that when touched (burnt, mixed with another material, or crushed) a noise comes off it, and somehow you'll refine the "noise energy" out of this mineral, depleting (using) it
Take a piece of wire, loop it into a sine about 10 times, like this ()()()()(), then stretch it out, it's obvious that the length that is on that wire will always stay the same, but the wave gets shorter and longer, now what we do with sun energy is take a short wave and stretch it into the length of electrical frequency, that's the state of "conversion", so it could also be possible to find other ways of gathering the suns light and finding a better and different way to converting it into the electrical state frequency instead of the now expensive solar panels, it's like the solar panel gets hit by the light ray and directly it converts it into elec, just like with crystals which where you send a blue laser through it a different color comes out, that's because this crystal changes the wave patterns of the light, "converting" it into something else, we only need to "convert" it even further
Take a 1.5 volt battery, and two speakers maybe 5 inch, and mount them together like this -()-
on the one speaker you connect a 1.5 volt battery and the other speaker's terminals check the volt reading with a current tester, if the speakers have been mounted together so good you'd get 1.5 volts out the other side if not less, you can even add that between a sound connection and the sound will still travel through this break -()- because the one speaker will work as a satellite collecting impulses from the one speaker which is sending the impulses off feeding it directly into the other and getting it transfigured into the wires which works as a road line
i questioned the theory of movement and speed, and came to the conclusion that everything moving has a start and end delay
Take a long line, and illustrate the beginning and the end of it >---------< when you move it from left to right or vice verse there's an atomic compression in the field of structure on its held bases, it's like when you move a ruler from one point to another, there's an infinitesimal delay on the other end which when the start point is moved the other end only moves a few yotta'ths of a second after the start point, The delay in atomic movement, whenever you increase the length of this line the delay will become even longer that's because when one atom comes in contact with another there's a spring load between them and needs x amount of inertia energy for it to travel along to the other atom and when you put it into one atom and that atom goes to the next one and goes on and on there's a delay, but never is energy lost
So, you can ask yourself, okay, we know the speed of sound is normally at 1 km a second, so then take a cable which is a km long add a speaker to it and play sound through it, it will not take a second for it to reach the speaker even though we know that the speed of that frequency travels at 1 km a second, it'll be almost instantaneous, that's because when you move a ruler it moves almost instantaneously from one end to another, and that's how atomic structures work, so, if you had a kilometer long room, and added a higher atmospheric pressure to it, sound will travel faster the higher the atmospheric becomes, because our normal atmospheric pressure is loosely based to such an extent, where it gets an inertia it takes x amount of time to transfer the signal from one atom to another the more compressed the tighter the more instantaneous
So i would imagine, that the more conductive an object the faster electrical impulses will travel through it, i also suppose that the less conductive the more energy it'll use to push electrical frequencies along, by causing excess of it to be displaced into "heat" so if all the power plants and stuff used golden wire, it'll save 70% on electricity usage, but we can't use gold because there isn't enough to make power plants work on golden wire
and i think that this could be what Albert Einstein over looked the compression in atomic movement, and there for came to the conclusion that nothing can travel faster than the speed of light
Notice that the one side stays at 2psi? for about 30ms That's because the compression hasn't
reached that area "yet" and this same effect is in all frequency and movements and what not,
this is The Delay In Movement. and if you could over come this Delay In Movement by reducing the compression you'll lose less energy in the act of inertia, it's like it takes x amount of energy to move x amount of matter, and that energy afterwards gets lost into heat, now that's only with atmospheric pressures, the exact same thing happens with electricity, it takes energy to move energy, and depending on what conductor line you use, the less energy will be needed to move that energy, and the energy which was used to move energy gets displaced into heat, so you can either collect that heat and use it again to move other energies like by recycling energy or find better conductivity
FTG
Cooth i thought about making a topic for ideas on energy saving only, but then i'd have two topics, pissing you and your girlfriend off, by twice the amount of how much i'm pissing you off now, ROFL
So someone else can make it... Who ever'd be so kind to do that
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clones
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Registered: 01.Aug.09 |
Dude...
Gold isn't the most conductive metal.
Having a degree in Chemistry I'm finding your posts entertaining in a sad sort of way.
Your heart is in the right place but you don't really understand the science you are talking about with "authority".
I suggest you start here with the U of C Berkeley "physics for presidents" lecture series
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ysbZ_j2xi0&feature=channel_video_title
its a free college level physics class - can't get much better than that - they even go into detail on how to make a nuke.
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Mary Weldon
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Registered: 06.Sep.05 |
clones wrote on 08 Jul. (14:43) :
Having a degree in Chemistry I'm finding your posts entertaining in a sad sort of way.
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Clones, I wouldn't mention having a degree like I did, because:
DaRkXRiDeR wrote responding to Lady Wallace on 06 Jul. (18:35) :
you can come with all your degrees you can with a million trillion degrees but you will never ever be able to -burn- facts
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That's us told then.
Confucious here knows far more about it than we do, or any trained professional, apparently.
Anyway, I'm going to go watch some paint dry.
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Valve
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Registered: 24.Nov.05 |
Cooth wrote on 08 Jul. (11:59) :
I just recalled the time when Szartd would have closed this topic somewhere at the beginning of page 2.
Then, we would have a fight about topic closing.
Those were the days. |
Where's the "Thumbs up" -button when you need it?
Oh wait, here it is: 
Autio & Maattala - Aidee [wavedata records] - Coming soon 
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DaRkXRiDeR
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Registered: 10.Jan.09 |
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I'm not worried about gold. . .
What I'm explaining to you is for example imagine a cube of energy in your mind, and give it a surface to rest on, a little bit to the left you have a compartment where this cube of energy will go into, now move that cube along to the left and imagine that the surface is rough uneven ground, also a little bit to the right imagine me standing there explaining this to you, now to move that cube along it takes energy, ordinary steel wire is like rough uneven ground, gold or platinum on the other hand is smooth and makes it easier for the cube of energy to move on, you don't need a fucking university degree to understand that shit, You only need me. . .
Now it's friction, the rougher surface will create more friction which makes heat, the more conductive elements will create less friction and less heat meaning less energy lost
it's like out of each power station 40% of the electricity being used is only to push the other 60% along
The other way to save that electricity is to recycle it, for instance the heat coming off a television a computer monitor a processor a power supply, a battery charger which gets hot, this is all energy which is lost into the atmosphere, and takes up 40% of all the electricity if not more
So there must be a method which exists to make it possible to "recycle" that lost/used energy
Or a method to "reduce resistance"
Imagine taking all the heat which comes off your appliances and compressing it into a cup, it's enough to drive a train around the world if you recycled a month of this
The other method is the shorter the wire the less resistance also, so if you had a power plant right next to your house, it won't save on your electricity bill but save a lot of power which was pushed out of the power plants
We have to reuse "heat"
Or use less "heat"
That's the recycle and that's the reduction
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The Claw
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DaRkXRiDeR wrote on 11 Jul. (15:18) :
you don't need a fucking university degree to understand that shit |
You don't need a fucking university degree to understand you are talking shit.
Because I can. |
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clones
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Topics: 26
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Registered: 01.Aug.09 |
DaRkXRiDeR wrote on 11 Jul. (15:18) :
I'm not worried about gold. . .
Or a method to "reduce resistance"
Imagine taking all the heat which comes off your appliances and compressing it into a cup, it's enough to drive a train around the world if you recycled a month of this
The other method is the shorter the wire the less resistance also, so if you had a power plant right next to your house, it won't save on your electricity bill but save a lot of power which was pushed out of the power plants
We have to reuse "heat"
Or use less "heat"
That's the recycle and that's the reduction
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Come talk to us when you got some patents.
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Mary Weldon
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Registered: 06.Sep.05 |
DaRkXRiDeR at the Patent Office, yesterday:
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