Practical Conversion of Zero-Point Energy
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Book Description
The authoritative guide to the latest developments, tools, and physics behind the only inexhaustible source of energy for the future. Revised edition of a year-long "Feasibility Study of the Extraction of Zero-Point Energy from the Quantum Vacuum for the Performance of Useful Work." Profusely illustrated and professionally researched with almost 300 references by a noted expert in the science of zero-point energy.
About the Author
Thomas F. Valone, PhD, PE, physicist and licensed professional engineer with over 30 years professional experience, is a former patent examiner, research engineer, instrumentation designer, CEO, and currently an author, lecturer, and consultant on future energy developments. He is President and founder of Integrity Research Institute and formerly the Research Director for Scott Aviation-ATO, Inc. His accomplishments include circuit development of the HullCom® for naval intraship communication, a narrowband 60 Hz gaussmeter without harmonic distortion, two bioelectric energy devices, and a dental mercury vapor ionizer-precipitator. He is editor of Future Energy, Energetic Processes Vol. I & II, author of the Feasibility Study of the Use of Zero-Point Energy, Homopolar Handbook, Electrogravitics Systems, Electrogravitics II, Bioelectromagnetic Healing, Bush-Cheney Energy Study, Clinton Administration Independent Evaluation of the CNES, and co-author of Proceedings of the Conference on Future Energy, several reports and articles. He has also served as an expert witness, an expert declaration writer for legal matters and appeared on CNN as well as several commercial energy videos. Currently, Dr. Valone is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers and the Union of Concerned Scientists. His works have been published in German, French, Korean and English.
Practical Conversion of Zero-Point Energy,Thomas F. Valone,Integrity Research Instititue,0964107082,Physics,Science,Alternative & renewable energy sources & technology
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