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1、The Tom Bearden Website Support Free Energy and purchase the bumper sticker The New Tesla Electromagnetics and the Secrets of Electrical Free Energy By T.E. Bearden 1984 Table of Contents Foreword Comments on the New Tesla Electromagnetics: Part I: Discrepancies in the Present EM Theory by T. E. Bea
2、rden Comments on the New Tesla Electromagnetics: Part II: The Secret of Electrical Free Energy by T. E. Bearden Overture to a New Age Technology by Dr. Rolf Schaffranke REVIEW AND OUTLOOK - The Development of Post- Relativistic Concepts in Physics and Advanced Technology Abroad by Dr. Rolf Schaffran
3、cke http:/www.cheniere.org/books/newteslaem/index.html24.11.2003 21:35:32 The Tom Bearden Website The Tom Bearden Website COMMENTS ON THE NEW TESLA ELECTROMAGNETICS Part I: Discrepancies in Present EM Theory T. E. Bearden 1982 There are at least twenty-two major discrepancies presently existing in c
4、onventional electromagnetics theory. This paper presents a summary of those flaws, and is a further commentary on my discussion of scalar longitudinal Tesla waves in a previous paper, “Solutions to Teslas Secrets and the Soviet Tesla Weapons,“ Tesla Book Company, 1981 and 1982. I particularly wish t
5、o express my deep appreciation to two of my friends and colleagues who at this time, I believe, wish to remain anonymous. One of the two is an experimental genius who can produce items on the bench that do not work by orthodox theory. The second is a master of materials science and electromagnetics
6、theory. I thank them both for their exceptional contributions and stimuli regarding potential shortcomings in present electromagnetics theory, and their forbearance with the many discussions we have held on this and related subjects. It goes without saying that any errors in this paper are strictly
7、my own, and not the fault of either of my distinguished colleagues. (1) In present electromagnetics theory, charge and charged mass are falsely made identical. Actually, on a charged particle, the “charge“ is the flux of virtual particles on the “bare particle“ of observable mass. The charged partic
8、le is thus a “system“ of true massless charge coupled to a bare chargeless mass. The observable “mass“ is static, three-dimensional, and totally spatial. “Charge“ is dynamic, four- dimensional or more, virtual and spatiotemporal. Further, the charge and observable mass can be decoupled, contrary to
9、present theory. Decoupled charge - that is, the absence of mass - is simply what we presently refer to as “vacuum.“ Vacuum, spacetime, and massless charge are all identical. Rigorously, we should utilize any of these three as an “ether,“ as suggested for vacuum by Einstein himself (see http:/www.che
10、niere.org/books/newteslaem/22discrepancies.htm (1 of 11)24.11.2003 21:35:38 The Tom Bearden Website Max Born, Einsteins Theory of Relativity, Revised Edition, Dover Publications, New York, 1965, p. 224). And all three of them are identically anenergy - not energy, but more fundamental components of
11、energy. (2) Electrostatic potential is regarded as a purely 3-dimensional spatial stress. Instead, it is the intensity of a many-dimensional (at least four- dimensional) virtual flux and a stress on all four dimensions of spacetime. This is easily seen, once one recognizes that spacetime is identica
12、lly massless charge. (It is not “filled“ with charge; rather, it is charge!) Just as, in a gas under pressure, the accumulation of additional gas further stresses the gas, the accumulation of charge (spacetime) stresses charge (spacetime). Further, if freed from its attachment to mass , charge can f
13、low exclusively in time, exclusively in space, or in any combination of the two. Tesla waves - which are scalar waves in pure massless charge flux itself - thus can exhibit extraordinary characteristics that ordinary vector waves do not possess. And Tesla waves have extra dimensional degrees of free
14、dom in which to move, as compared to vector waves. Indeed, one way to visualize a Tesla scalar wave is to regard it as a pure oscillation of time itself. (3) Voltage and potential are often confused in the electrostatic case, or at least thought of as “composed of the same thing.“ For that reason, v
15、oltage is regarded as “potential drop“. This also is not true. Rigorously, the potential is the intensity of the virtual particle flux at a single point - whether or not there is any mass at the point - and both the pressure and the point itself are spatiotemporal (4-dimensional), not spatial (3-dim
16、ensional) as presently assumed. Voltage represents the spatial intersection of the difference in the potential between two separated spatial points, and always implies at least a miniscule flow of mass current (that is what makes it spatial!). “Voltage“ is spatial and depends upon the presence of ob
17、servable mass flow, while scalar electrostatic potential is spatiotemporal and depends upon the absence of observable mass flow. The two are not even of the same dimensionality. (4) The charge of vacuum spacetime is assumed to be zero, when in fact it is a very high value. Vacuum has no mass, but it
18、 has great massless charge and virtual particle charge flux. For proof that a charged vacuum is the seat of something in motion, see G.M. Graham and D.G. Lahoz, “Observation of static electromagnetic angular momentum in vacuo,“ Nature, Vol. 285, 15 .May 1980, pp. 154-155. In fact, vacuum IS charge,
19、identically, and it is also “spacetime“ and at least four-dimensional. http:/www.cheniere.org/books/newteslaem/22discrepancies.htm (2 of 11)24.11.2003 21:35:38 The Tom Bearden Website (5) Contrary to its present usage, zero is dimensional and relative in its context. A three-dimensional spatial hole
20、, for example, exists in time. If we model time as a dimension, then the spatial hole has one dimension in 4-space. So a spatial absence is a spatiotemporal presence. In the vacuum 4-space, a spatial nothing is still a something. The “virtual“ concept and the mathematical concept of a derivative are
21、 simply two present ways of unconsciously addressing this fundamental problem of the dimensional relativity of zero. (6) The concepts of “space“ and “time“ imply that spacetime (vacuum) has been separated into two parts. We can only think of a space as “continuing to exist in time “ To separate vacu
22、um spacetime into two pieces, an operation is continually required. The operator that accomplishes this splitting operation is the photon interaction, the interaction of vector electromagnetic energy or waves with mass. I have already strongly pointed out this effect and presented a “raindrop model“
23、 of first-order physical change itself in my book, The Excalibur Briefing, Strawberry Hill Press, San Francisco, 1980, pp. 128-130. (7) “Vector magnetic potential“ is assumed to be always an aspect of (and connected to) the magnetic field. In fact it is a separate, fundamental field of nature and it
24、 can be entirely disconnected from the magnetic field. See Richard P. Feynman et al, The Feynman Lectures on Physics, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co., New York, 1964, Vol. II, pp. 15-8 to 15-14. Curiously, this fact has been proven for years yet it has been almost completely ignored in the West. The “
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