Dr. Jack Hanlon will present: The Secret Power Source for Overunity Switched Reluctance Generators at the 2019 Energy Science & Technology Conference.
This video is a primer on Complex Numbers that will give you an idea of what this presentation is about.
There are only 12 seats remaining so if you want to come to the conference, don’t delay: http://energyscienceconference.com
This is a quick 3 minute heads up on what Dr. Jack Hanlon’s presentation at the 2019 Energy Science & Technology Conference will be about. His presentation is called: THE SECRET POWER SOURCE FOR OVER UNITY SWITCHED RELUCTANCE GENERATORS
To see Dr. Hanlon’s bio, go here: http://energyscienceconference.com/2019-speakers/
Keep in mind that Dr. Hanlon is working on a new video that I’ll post on YouTube that will be narrated with a walk through on some of the basics to orient you his upcoming presentation, which is game-changing and revolutionary!
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This live call with David Alzofon is * JAM PACKED * with a lot of specifics about his father Dr. Frederick Alzofon’s Gravity Control technology. Literally, this is probably the most important free recording on the internet about real technology that can control gravity because it is based on something proven in 1994 instead of speculation or wishful thinking about what might work.
David explains the process of Dynamic Nuclear Orientation, which is the key to the process and other aspects of the technology. There are also some very specific questions about the technology from some callers that are answered in detail.
In this video of the call (pictures are added to make a slideshow of it), there are a lot of references and a few items that were not included in the Gravity Control book.
The official site dedicated to this technology is http://gravitycontrol.io and below are two previous blog posts about this subject. Below those is the video of the call with the slideshow.
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In this call, Ernst’s shares about the relevance of Stan Meyer’s waveform in generating more current, how his experiment indicates receiving a signal from the inner Earth, a “flywheel” type effect where the power of the Tesla Transmitter gets stronger over time and it takes a while for it to die down, some of Tesla’s quotes, and distinctions between the aether and a gaseous medium.
Eric Dollard also called in to share his feedback on Ernst’s experiments. Both agree that Tesla definitely changed his tune after Colorado Springs.
There is a LOT of information inside this video – Ernst helped to edit it by adding a lot of info relevant to the call, which relates directly to Tesla and his own work.
An original post about Ernst’s work is here: http://emediapress.com/2016/06/22/teslas-self-acting-engine/
A more recent post mentioning his book is here: http://emediapress.com/2019/03/13/teslas-magnifying-transmitter-recreating-teslas-dream/
Get your copy of Ernst’s book here: Get your copy here: Tesla’s Magnifying Transmitter: Recreating Tesla’s Dream
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A university project created a cooling system that creates about 600% more work than it takes to run the system using memory metal.
In this brief article, you’ll learn how something can easily produce way more work than it takes to run it and there are no violations of physics.
Electric heating element heaters are energy hogs for the heat they produce but regardless, they are 100% efficient already. And there is nothing magical or special about a 100% efficient heating system.
Why? Because nichrome or other heating element wire is thought to dissipate or waste all the electrical current that runs through it. That is not even close to being the reality, but that is what conventional science believes so we’ll just entertain that for the purposes of this article and to keep it simple. Normally, heat is considered waste in non-heat systems but if you power a heating element and it “wastes” all the electricity, then it is 100% efficient since the desired work is the heat.
Efficiency is a funny subject because as absolute as it sounds, it is really an objective measurement because efficiency changes depending on your perspective of what kind of work you want.
An incandescent bulb is considered 10% efficient since the desired work is light while 90% of the energy is “wasted” in heat. However, if we want to use those bulbs as heaters, then magically, they would be considered 90% efficient, with 10% wasted as light. But if you want some heat AND light, then the bulb is also magically considered 100% efficient since 100% of what you are using to power the bulb is creating both power and light.
Heat pumps create hundreds of percent more heat/cooling than the electricity required to run them – geothermal, refrigerators, air conditioners, air source heat pump dryers and water heaters, etc. yet, they are less efficient than heating element heaters.
Efficiency is a ratio of TOTAL input to TOTAL output. The heating element produces as much heat as the wattage is provided. It is 100% efficient.
But there is another measurement, COP or Coefficient of Performance, which is the ratio of ONLY WHAT WE PROVIDE on the input compared to the TOTAL output. With a heating element, we provide all the input so total output divided by our input will equal 1.0 or COP of 1.0.
With heat pumps, the story is very different. If it takes 200 watts of electricity to run a compressor to circulate a refrigerant through compressions and expansions cycles (that creates high and low potentials in the system), heat moves for free towards a colder area so the total amount of heat moved in a heat pump can easily be 300, 400, 500, or 600 watts worth of work in an electrical equivalent – for only paying 200 at the wall.
If you put in 200 but you get 600 watts of heat movement, the total desired work is 600 watts worth divided by only your input (not counting free environmental contribution) of 200 watts = 3.0 or COP of 3.0. That is a 300% NET GAIN in total energy (work) produced compared to what you have to pay for. But if you look at all input including environmental input, it will be under 100% since there are losses. That is how you can have a system that produced hundreds of percent more work compared to what you pay for although it will still be 100% efficient of less.
The cooling system methodology created by a team led by Professors Stefan Seelecke and Andreas Schütze at Saarland University is technically not new in concept, but it is the best example of taking advantage of an interesting memory metal called Nitinol and it’s known effects of soaking up heat while it gets bent and releasing the heat when it straightens out.
The cooling system is made of a cylindrical chamber with a rotor that has nitinol metal strings running along the length. There is a cam system that flexes the wire as it rotates for 1/2 the revolution. During this 1/2, the wires soak up heat in that compartment, which cools the compartment down. When the wires goes into the other side of the chamber, they are allowed to straighten up and they release a lot of heat, which heats up that compartment.
There is air moving through the devices to move both the hot and cold air. The claims from the university is that it is about twice as efficient as a heat pump. As you know from the examples above that a heat pump could have a COP of 2.0 or 3.0 easily. That means that this new Nitinol cooling device would have a COP of 4.0-6.0 or 400-600% more work done than the motor takes to rotate the cylinder!
Although the recent buzz has been talking about this latest development as if it is new, but the university has been at this project for several years. Read this to see where their thought process came from as well as their funding. https://www.asminternational.org/web/smst/newswire/-/journal_content/56/10180/26145309/
It also has this graphic that illustrates a bit of how it works – this is not shown in any of the recent media releases.
Here is a PDF of the German patent: http://emediapress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/DE102016118776A12.pdf
Here is the PDF with a low quality translation to English – good enough to understand what is going on: http://emediapress.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/DE102016118776A11.de_.en_.pdf
Who will be the first to replicate the claims and post their results in http://energeticforum.com?
For more info on Nitinol, go here: Nitinol
To learn how open systems are permissible by the laws of physics and that systems CAN and DO produce more work than it requires from the operator by getting these two presentations:
Hacking the Aether by Aaron Murakami: https://emediapress.com/shop/hacking-the-aether/
Open System Thermodynamics by Peter Lindemann: https://emediapress.com/shop/open-system-thermodynamics/
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Since I wrote about the Nitinol-based cooling machine from Saarland University six years ago, claiming a remarkable 400-600% overunity—or Coefficient of Performance (COP) of 4.0–6.0—based on its edge over traditional heat pumps, the story has taken some impressive turns. In 2019, I spotlighted this German innovation, highlighting how Nitinol’s shape-memory properties could redefine refrigeration. Now, with fresh developments from Saarland and beyond, it’s time for an update. This covers the latest progress, clarifies the science, and tracks a global push in elastocaloric tech—complete with the critical distinction between COP and efficiency that too many still miss. Here’s the rundown.
In 2016, Saarland University’s Stefan Seelecke and Andreas Schütze introduced a prototype that caught my eye: a rotating cylinder with Nitinol wires, flexing to absorb heat and releasing it elsewhere, driven by a small motor. The ASM International article (Shape memory Nitinol alloys designed to cool refrigerators) set the stage, but their 2019 piece (Saarland University refrigerator is based on heating and cooling Nitinol wire bundles) delivered the key claim: it operated “at twice the efficiency of a heat pump.” With heat pumps at COPs of 2.0–3.0, I estimated 4.0–6.0. This wasn’t perpetual motion—thermodynamics holds—but a standout heat-moving system, backed by a German patent (DE102016118776A1, English PDF). Material COPs were already hitting 7.0–14.9 in studies like APL Materials (doi:10.1063/1.4952980), signaling big promise.
By 2022, Saarland showcased a continuous-operation prototype at Hannover Messe, using fine Nitinol wires (200 microns) that stretch to cool (up to 20°C drops) and relax to heat, with airflow managing the temperature shift. The NEKKA project, launched in January 2022 with €6 million from Germany’s Federal Ministry of Economics, targeted electric vehicle (EV) cooling, allocating €1 million to Seelecke’s team. At Hannover Messe 2023, they pitched it as “the most promising alternative” to conventional refrigeration, a view echoed by the EU and U.S. Department of Energy.
The breakthrough came in April 2024 with a mini-refrigerator prototype (ScienceDaily), unveiled at Hannover Messe. This compact unit, cooling a single bottle, flexed Nitinol bundles for a 20°C span, boasting a COP “more than ten times” that of typical systems. If conventional ACs or heat pumps sit at 2.0–3.0, that’s 20.0–30.0+—a massive jump from my 2019 estimate. No exact figures yet, but X posts from Hannover 2025 (March 31) hint at COPs possibly reaching 15–25. This reflects refinements: thinner wires, optimized cycles, and improved heat transfer. System COPs in papers like Nature Communications 2023 (doi:10.1038/s41467-023-43611-6) hit 3.7, but this suggests they’re nearing material peaks (7.0–20.0).
The elastocaloric field is gaining traction worldwide. A 2023 Science paper (doi:10.1126/science.adg7043) from the University of Maryland achieved a 50.6K temperature lift with Nitinol, though system COPs ranged from 1.03–6.85. In August 2024, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) upped the ante with a multi-material Nitinol setup, hitting a 75K lift—that’s a 75 Kelvin temperature swing, or about 135°F—and 48% better efficiency than prior benchmarks, pushing material COPs likely past 20. These advances pressure Saarland to innovate, with NEKKA eyeing EV applications into 2025.
Let’s clear this up: COP and efficiency aren’t the same, despite widespread confusion. Efficiency is work output over total energy input, maxing at 100%. COP is heat moved per work input, and it can soar past 1.0 by tapping ambient energy. A heat pump with a COP of 3.0 shifts three units of heat per unit of power—not 300% efficient, just highly effective. My 2019 “400-600% overunity” meant COP, not a physics-defying claim. That 2024 “ten times more efficient” line? It’s COP 20.0+, not efficiency, despite the vague phrasing. Material COPs of 14.9–20, as seen in a 2021 International Journal of Refrigeration study (doi:10.1016/j.ijrefrig.2021.03.017), support this, but system COPs hitting that mark is the game-changer—stunning if verified.
From 2016’s concept to 2024’s mini-fridge, Saarland’s notched achievements: COPs doubling heat pumps (4.0–6.0) by 2019, then potentially tenfold gains (20.0+) by 2024. Material COPs over 7.0 were documented by 2016 (PMC PMC4942021), with system COPs climbing—3.7 in 2023, maybe 20.0+ now. Hurdles remain: Nitinol’s cost, cycle fatigue, and scaling to practical sizes. Yet, Germany’s 2023 Energy Efficiency Act could drive adoption in data centers or EVs.
The trajectory’s clear—2019’s “twice as good” evolved to 2024’s “ten times better,” with material COPs leading and system designs catching up. Saarland’s NEKKA and mini-fridge milestones, alongside global efforts, point to a refrigeration shake-up. Will COP 20.0+ cool your home soon? Not quite, but Hannover Messe 2025 (unfolding now!) might reveal more. This technology’s on the cusp of something big—stay tuned!
Recently, I had the privilege of talking to Dr. Jack Hanlon more in depth about his presentation on Geometric Algebra and it is much more powerful than I had initially thought. He gave me some very specific examples where mainstream science says no energy is happening, but it clearly is. He presented a type of “source-code” to being able to reveal this hidden energy using Geometric Algebra. Once it is understood where the energy is happening in reactive power situations, then the first step has been taken in being able to move towards understanding how we might be able to use it to create real measurable work, which is one of the “Holy Grails” of Free Energy.
Eric Dollard’s Versor Algebra is based on the work of Steinmetz who developed it in order to mathematically model and crack Tesla’s polyphase patents on behalf of General Electric who hired him. The application of Versor Algebra for studying polyphase power systems of any number of phases including the self-referencing single phase Tesla mode is possible. It can also be used to analyze planetary phases, the ebbs and flows of the ocean, time and countless other things that have rhythms and motions.
Having worked with Eric for a number of years now regarding this kind of math, which I do not claim to be at any level of proficiency, I can say that Dr. Hanlon’s Geometric Algebra developments will be an excellent foundation for anyone interested in learning what kind of math they should learn in order to mathematically show the basic operating principles of natural energy systems. I can say this because I fully comprehended what Dr. Hanlon shared with me and I have not studied mathematics for nearly 30 years.
After presenting my Hacking the Aether model, which is a “unified field” model for the layman showing possibly what gravity, inertia, time and other natural phenomena are in a simple but seamless method, Professor Haralick suggested that I put some math to it beyond the basic Newtonian Equations to tie it all together. I haven’t seen anything that seems to be a good fit but after talking to Dr. Hanlon, it’s the first time I have had an interest in learning a specific, simple and elegant mathematical method to accomplish my goals. I can only image what it could do for you in your pursuit of advanced energy technologies.
There will be a specific focus on switched reluctance motors/generators but this is far from being the only thing his developments in Geometric Algebra can be used for. Join us at the 2019 Energy Science & Technology Conference to see this landmark presentation in person. 2019 Energy Conference
Almost half the seats are already sold out so register and get your tickets while you still have the opportunity. You can see what’s lined up so far here: http://energyscienceconference.com/2019-conference-schedule/
Ernst Willem van den Bergh is a member at Energetic Forum who has shared some of his work in the Tesla sciences. Here is the thread that prompted me to get a copy for Eric Dollard and myself: Tesla’s Rays
When recently talking to Eric about this book, he indicated that Ernst has shown two very specific things that he believes nobody else has shown. Eric may discuss these two items on his next live call coming up on March 17th.
Here is a description of this book that any Tesla fan should get in their hands:
“This book is the result of more than a decade of theoretical and experimental research. It sets out to answer questions about Tesla’s Magnifying Transmitter. What is it? What does it do? How does it do so? Does it really provide free energy? These questions and more you will find answered in this comprehensive book. Every fact you will see backed by Tesla’s own words. Quotes of all relevant articles, lectures and patents have been included. More than that you will read about my own experiments, copies of Tesla’s and their results. This book is divided into 3 parts and every part concludes with a summary in layman’s terms so that everyone can understand what it is that Tesla wanted to give the world and how it was intended to work. Needless to say that this book is a must-read for every Tesla enthusiast and everyone who wants to understand the work of Nikola Tesla, a genius far ahead of his time. With the purchase of this book you are supporting my work to bring back Tesla’s Magnifying Transmitter, and for that I thank you!” – Ernst
Get your copy here: Tesla’s Magnifying Transmitter: Recreating Tesla’s Dream
Ernst’s bio is here:
“Born 1964 in Amsterdam. I always wanted to figure out how things work. I was repairing all things electronic in my teens, taught myself digital electronics and designed and built my first computer when I was 18. I went to University to study computer science and physics and worked in IT until 2005. Then I moved to Thailand and while looking for a new hobby I came across Tesla. I have collected all his works (as much as available) and started replicating his experiments so I would see what he must have seen.
In 2014 the voltages became too high for living room experiments and together with an ex-colleague we started Ethergy Co. Ltd. to attract funds for a lab and equipment.
We have since proven, among many smaller things, the 11.77 Hz Earth resonance frequency and that Tesla’s Magnifier generated extra current. So far we have not been able to produce excess energy, but I think that is just a matter of time.“
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The cylindrical sails you see in the picture above go back 100 years and were invented by a German Engineered Anton Flettner are are based on the Magnus Effect.
The Magnus Effect is where air flow over a round object will have an uneven flow over the shape so that there is a faster flow on one side than the other and similar to the Bernoulli Effect that allows an airplane to fly, the Magnus Effect can produce an asymmetrical thrust.
Here is an animated Gif showing how it works:
For this effect to work on a ship, electricity is used to rotate these cylinders and as the wind blows past it, a unidirectional thrust is created that helps to propel the ship thereby reducing it’s fuel consumption.
Here is the claim: “The 240 metre-long Maersk tanker will be retrofitted with two modernised versions of the Flettner rotor that are 30 metres tall and five metres in diameter. In favourable wind conditions, each sail can produce the equivalent of 3MW of power using only 50kW of electricity. Norsepower expect to reduce average fuel consumption on typical global shipping routes by 7% to 10%, equivalent to about 1,000 tonnes of fuel a year.”
That’s not a misprint – 3 MEGA WATTS of power is created using only 50 KILOWATTS – that is a COP of 60 times or 6,000% gain compared to what the operators of the ship have to input. Of course, none of this violates any laws of physics since it is an open system and the wind is free environmental input, which is simply being leveraged from very little input.
Congratulations to Norsepower for being open about what it is able to accomplish and to Maersk for allowing this to be implemented on a tanker.
Full story is here: http://theconversation.com/spinning-sail-technology-is-poised-to-bring-back-wind-powered-ships-74872
At the 2019 Energy Science & Technology Conference, Geoffrey Miller will be presenting on a massive Newman Motor that he recently built. He’ll also be disclosing a very * RARE * device invented by Joseph Newman that most Newman fans have never heard of. There will be a demo of this device and all details necessary to replicate it will given!
There are only 150 seats available for the 2019 Energy Science & Technology Conference and they’re going to be sold out months before the conference – register and get your tickets now: 2019 Energy Conference
Here are the details: NEWMAN’S 10,000 LBS MOTOR IN 2019 & DEMONSTRATION AND EXCLUSIVE FULL DISCLOSURE OF RARE NEWMAN DEVICE – The 2019 talk will be on the NEW 10,000 lbs Joseph Newman Motor built by Geoffrey S. Miller at Energybat Labs. In 2017, he gave a talk about the Newman Motor and a small demo of the motor. This year, Geoffrey Miller will go into a whole new level with the new 10,000 lbs motor. The talk outline is below.
1. History of Newman’s big motors.
2. Who maid the new 10,000 lb. motor
3. Why make a 10,000 lb. motor?
4. What it takes to make a motor this size.
5. What the motor will do.
6. All parts of the motor.
7. All motor data.
8. Power in & Power out.
9. Motor running parts of the lab.
10. Videos of the motor running.
11. Hand out data.
12. Q & A session.
13. A live demo will follow the talk about a Newman device.
It is recommended that you get a copy of Geoffrey Miller’s presentation from the 2017 Energy Science & Technology Conference, which will lay the foundation for the upcoming talk: NEWMAN MOTOR DISCLOSURE
Here is an interview of me by Greg Carlwood of Higherside Chats, a popular online podcast. The topic focuses on concepts from my presentation Hacking the Ather, which I gave at last year’s 2017 ESTC. This interview was on October 12, 2018.
Hacking the Aether is a simplified Unified Field Model that shows in a very simple way that any relativistic effects are caused by the aether, how the aether has been proven by Dayton Miller and Einstein admitted he had no confidence in his own work anymore, an interferometer experiment that shows the aether is moving from above towards the downward direction causing a gravitational push and many other concepts that are seamlessly tied together.
Hacking the Aether is available here: https://emediapress.com/shop/hacking-the-aether/
Listen to the interview on YouTube below or download the free mp3 here: https://media.blubrry.com/thehighersidechats/s/content.blubrry.com/thehighersidechats/THC_Aaron_Murakami_Free.mp3
