A cyclonic supercavitation generator at H2O / CO2

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by Christophe » 22/01/18, 14:42

Sylvestre spiritus wrote:They no longer have the necessary open-mindedness and cling to thermodynamics like crabs.
I know, she was never caught.


Thermodynamics is based on principles ... and a principle remains valid until experimentation has not proved the opposite!

Sylvestre spiritus wrote:But it may be because we cannot afford to look closely at the effects of the weak interaction which does not maintain parity. At 10 power -18 m, it is too small and discreet for our devices.


Uh I think that scientists today have the means of sufficient and fairly precise measurements ...

For example, we have just confirmed Einstein's principle of gravitational equivalence (with an accuracy of ^ -13 and ^ - 15 expected this year)
https://microscope.cnes.fr/fr/premiers- ... microscope
https://www.sciencesetavenir.fr/espace/ ... lee_102036

Well, I didn't know this video:



After yes there are always things to discover ... and there are psychological blockages ...
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by Gaston » 22/01/18, 15:34

Christophe wrote:Well, I didn't know this video:

It is obviously faked.
No one has ever been to the Moon! : Cheesy:
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by Christophe » 22/01/18, 15:35

Ah well you are stupid! : Cheesy: Then should not be angry 8 out of 10 French people (pffff) by saying that yes!
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by Sylvester spiritus » 22/01/18, 17:54

To Gaston and Christophe:
How can we have a more complete view of the landscape if we prevent ourselves from crossing the barrier that we have built ourselves?
However, this is what we do by establishing the principles of thermodynamics as a "dogma" ...
Any inclination to override is quickly repressed by "well thought out" and it is far from being trivial in our current society! *
I recently heard that "the big boxes" were looking for atypical profiles because they were engines of innovation. that says a lot about the single-thought "formatting" that is crystallizing more and more today.

On the measures that we are able to perform:
Nothing is known about the water molecule, an example with the inter-conversion of ortho and para molecules of water which, in the vapor phase, can be considered as two distinct gases with different properties:
one is more reactive and reacts to magnetic fields
the other, less mobile, is better able to create molecular bonds.
The ratio depends on the temperature but also on other factors which are still unknown.
Favoring one or the other, depending on the needs, will not give the same results.
https://prmarchenry.blogspot.fr/2014/03 ... opara.html

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by izentrop » 22/01/18, 18:05

Give us the results of your experiments, instead of insulting the science cordially! : Mrgreen:
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by Sylvester spiritus » 22/01/18, 18:31

izentrop wrote:Give us the results of your experiments, instead of insulting the science cordially! : Mrgreen:


Okay that's good!!!

The rest will be in private messages for the few interested ...
Unlike some, I have no time to lose!

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by Gaston » 23/01/18, 10:03

Sylvestre spiritus wrote:To Gaston and Christophe:
How can we have a more complete view of the landscape if we prevent ourselves from crossing the barrier that we have built ourselves?
Nothing and no one prevents crossing the barrier.
However, one cannot say that one returns on the other side of the barrier without providing proof or at least a clue.

For the moment, you have given a lot of arguments in favor of jumping the barrier, but no information from the other side of the barrier.
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by Sylvester spiritus » 24/01/18, 19:06

To try to answer you, and as a conclusion, this link seems pretty explicit to me on V. Schauberger:
http://quanteaum.blogspot.fr/2012/06/le ... ature.html

For the clues, they are to be sought in the impact of energy dissipation on a molecular scale in the phenomena of turbulence,
and the particular conversion of the ortho and para states of water that we observe in some cases.
Being able to dissociate H2O via H2CO3 in the Schauberger system will make it possible to affirm (or deny) that its solutions are valid.

This wire can now be buried ...
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by Remundo » 24/01/18, 20:34

Sylvestre, you should not be offended, but we "drown" (if I dare say!) In this topic.

Between the spin states of H2O, the "supercavitation" (not too well defined ...) and other energy of the quantum vacuum ...

the only vortex produced for the moment is that of ideas. Not uninteresting ... but I fear that nothing concrete emerges from all this.
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by sen-no-sen » 24/01/18, 22:28

Sylvestre spiritus wrote:However, this is what we do by establishing the principles of thermodynamics as a "dogma" ...


Recall that the principles of thermodynamics are by definition of the general laws verified by experimentation.
Nothing says that it would not be possible to go beyond ... but remains to demonstrate!
Except to date, no experience has been able to invalidate the principles of thermodynamics, none.
From a point of view purely theoretical, rather than wanting to extract energy from the vacuum, it would be possible to reuse the energy dissipating in the Universe.
This is especially the idea that we find in the theory of quantum gravity: arrived at a certain stage, the curvature of the Universe would lead this one towards a phase of collapse, then of rebound and like a phoenix that it would rise not from its ashes but from its dissipation.
All that remains is to find a way to make a black hole! : Lol:
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