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Originally Posted by Kirk Gregory Czuhai i will admit that until reading your given link i was not at all too familiar with this so-called
zero point field theory but i have heard of people thinking they could tap into the vacuum for energy before.
seems to me if what the url article was true one would not get the null results one gets with the Michaelson-Morely experiments would one? since the earth is rotating and revolving around the sun the M.M. experiments are done in a somewhat accelerating frame of reference so this ZPF effect should have shown up a long time ago since the detection appartus is so precise, right?
comments?
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p.s.
maybe wrong!
but, seems some guy (physicist?) a few years ago was claiming he had found THE
vacuum state that described why all the fundamental constants had the values had
the values they did.
turns out, the parameters needed to describe his vacuum state were much more
numerous than the fundamental constants that needed to be measured to
describe his completely arbritrary choice of vaccuum state!
this is what the ZPF theory kinda seems to me, unless someone actually finds a way to light a
lightbulb with it without a hidden battery! |
http://www.calphysics.org/zpe.html
Dear Kirk,
I am by no means qualified to answer your question...but perhaps this link will give you more to work with.
I'm thinking ..and this is unusual for me....that ZPF is the matrix out of which all reality emanates. if the super-string theorists are right..and if there can be instantaneous transmission of 'energy' at greater than light speed as some other physicist are now postulating, then it seems to me there must be a mechanism and a medium involved. The ZPF is all pervasive..would be present in all dimensions..would even account for what scientists are calling dark matter..could possibly be a key determinant or the building block [or hidden force] we also call gravity......
I just find it terribly intriguing.
-Sincerely
Zohaar
