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    Default Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    If you thought space was an empty cold vacuum then you will be surprised to learn that its full of virtual particles that pop in and out of existance all the time.

    In one fasinating experiment they can now show evidence of this fact, Here is a video from the BBC4,s iplayer entitled Everything and Nothing.


    http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/zwndy/
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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    And black holes actualy spew out matter, not suck it in.

    Unless the one they saw doing that was the exit of another blackhole.

    And - it was spewing out Iron, of all things.



    And we were worried aliens would invade planets for natural resources. Why woudl they when they could just stick a net out front of a black hole

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    Is space round (like how planets are round)??

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    IIRC Einstein theorized that space is curved but finite.

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    when supposedly nothing can move above the speed of light
    all physics 'science' out there ..

    is either a heap of stupid
    or a heap of lies

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    The video link comes up as note available in my area. But if it is about what I think it is then the concept was first postulated by the British physicist Paul Dirac in 1930. His theory seems to provide solid ground for research into Zero Point energy. Unfortunately science seems to progress one funeral at a time...

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    same here - he has a few YT vids tho like these 2 series, worth a watch

    The secret life of chaos - how did we get here. Looks at Mandelbot fractals, and how they used the computer to generate self replicating life forms - survival of the fitest. (this bit towards the end)


    The illusion of reality
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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    I think back to a calculation performed by physicist, David Bohm, regarding the amount of energy (zero-point) contained in every cubic centimeter of space - independent of both location and composition. Bohm found it to be 10 to the 38th power ergs of energy. These "ergs," for those unsure, would be the equivalent of roughly ten billion tons of uranium - all in a space the size of a cubic centimeter.

    Empty space is full of energy; we just haven't a clue on how to reach or harness it.

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    Nassim Haramein in the video "sacred geometry" which I posted elsewhere has recently had his work accepted by one of the main American bodies.
    He claims that thee energy to be fond in one cube centimeter is immense and if we knew how to harness it that would solve the energy problems of the world.
    I suggest that anyone interested has a look at the video which features his work which would appear to be at the cutting edge of that field of science.
    I wont post the video here because people rightly get p off if the same video appears in many threads.

    Regards Chris

    Ps we pop in and out of existence all the time too.
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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    A few years ago, this documentary came out.. It goes along the same lines as Nassim Haramein's work, but also goes in the territory of physiology.



    A must see really...

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    Quote Posted by Dale (here)
    I think back to a calculation performed by physicist, David Bohm, regarding the amount of energy (zero-point) contained in every cubic centimeter of space - independent of both location and composition. Bohm found it to be 10 to the 38th power ergs of energy. These "ergs," for those unsure, would be the equivalent of roughly ten billion tons of uranium - all in a space the size of a cubic centimeter.

    Empty space is full of energy; we just haven't a clue on how to reach or harness it.
    actually
    testimony of Benjamin Fulford states .. we do

    the Japanese car (van) running on water
    .. worked as advertised
    .. then a bunch of goons visited the shop

    .. and this is incident # <many>
    .. what happened to the "Hummer with water engine"
    ( .. besides killing the patent holder)

    btw, supposedly running an engine on water involves tapping in 0-point energy, mt

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    Is the reasoning behind the idea of nothing being faster than light due to the fact that we use light to measure the speed? What of the idea that some entities have harnessed the speed of thought?

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    Quote Posted by conk (here)
    Is the reasoning behind the idea of nothing being faster than light due to the fact that we use light to measure the speed?
    it is the dogma of Einstein E=mc2
    and thats what they teach in Academia
    If you mention ..
    Quote What of the idea that some entities have harnessed the speed of thought?
    .. this
    .. on your exam

    .. they flunk you
    .. because it is "not true"
    .. because obviously you're crazy, thus unfit to wear the robes of academia

    .. see how this works?

    btw,
    they do not just ".. harnessed the speed of thought?"
    ET travel
    is actually moving (or perhaps 'transferring oneself") from A to B, faster than the speed of light
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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    By request

    I have been so entertained moved and educated by this video.
    If only school had been like this Laughing.
    May you get as much out of this as I have and continue to do so.
    Chris


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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    I agree Greybeard, am a huge fan of Nassim.

    In the vids posted above they say that if we could take out all the bits (space) between the atoms in our bodies (leaving only the atoms) we would be as big as a grain of sand - still weight the same. And if you did this to then entire 6b population of the earth it would be no larger than an apple. Mind blowing stuff really

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    I believe by Nassim (music is a bit loud, but you can still hear him ok)

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    Faster than light.... check out quantum entanglement... for the brave look at its weaponizaton potential (do you really think they won't go there??)

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    I might theorize the entire reason why zero point energy is suppressed is it's spiritual implications, not the weapons, not the free energy, but how 'spirit world' and 'real life' are inner related, and with that knowledge perhaps those worlds could be blurred or or be seen as they truly are. And in our future technology this might be the case, without the need for deep states of meditation, or other means of awakening...
    I would imagine this would be a worry so profound that the world couldn't stay sleeping, and the control would end.
    Somehow this rings true to me, where technology could evolve a soul as much as meditation. Thought really is where we need to look. This is the next and potentially last leap in science.
    First post, sorta off topic, but relevant.

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    So, there actually is something inside my teenaged girl's skull?

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    Default Re: Did You Think Space Was an Empty Vacuum?

    Quote Posted by Mad Hatter (here)
    .. for the brave look at its weaponizaton potential (do you really think they won't go there??)
    indeed
    Quote Posted by bodhii71 (here)
    I might theorize the entire reason why zero point energy is suppressed is it's spiritual implications, not the weapons, ..
    I doubt it's not about weaponization
    free energy will put you off the grid
    any zero point apparatus, because it opens a 'gate' to a magnificent power source, is a source for a tremendous bomb
    and can be way stronger than a nuclear device

    my stance is this ..
    .. who cares
    .. off the grid is the only solution out of the present situation of crazy
    .. so, we do it right

    .. or we won't be

    what should happen is ..
    that Utility from the state
    builds a centralized 0-point device in a secured area
    couple of high voltage wires come out

    .. thats it
    .. energy for almost free
    .. 100% sustainable, no waist, no stench
    .. no silly people allowed to even come close

    it is this easy

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