Posts Tagged Free Energy

Energy From Thin Air Obtainable From Charged Atmospheric Dust Particles

Posted by Ovidiu Sandru in Energy news on April 11, 2012

Energy from thin air… who wouldn’t want to have that? A study led by Fernando Galembeck, Ph.D, at University of Campinas in Campinas, Brazil, reveals that you can actually harvest huge amounts static electricity from the atmosphere. Galembeck and his colleagues used computer simulations that showed what happens when charged dust particles from the air [...]

DIY: How To Build Your Own Pedal-Powered Bike Generator

Posted by Mihai Sandru in How to... on December 19, 2011

If you were a puzzle fan in your childhood or if you simply love building things, you now have the chance to make a most surprising combination: a power-generating exercise bike out of a washing machine. So you get a double effect from a work-out: great legs and power for your house! A regular routine [...]

Free Energy Inventors: Scammers or The Real Deal? (video)

Posted by Ovidiu Sandru in Free Energy on May 5, 2011

Free energy is, in essence, unachievable. You cannot get energy out of nothing – yet there are people all of the world claiming they’ve made discoveries in the field of “free” energy. They don’t claim their devices get their energy out of nowhere, but from gravity, magnetism and a form of still undefined energy called “zero point energy.”

CryoEnergy System Stores Peak Energy Into Liquid Air

Posted by Mihai Sandru in Energy Storage on March 31, 2011

The CryoEnergy System uses air comprised in refrigeration units and exposed to the extreme temperature of -196 °C. The resulted liquid air is then kept in an insulated tank, whose ambient pressure doesn’t exceed 1 bar.

The Pyramid Effect Producing Enough Electricity to Run a 12W Fan (video)

Posted by Mihai Sandru in Free Energy on January 4, 2011

Austrian inventor Flavio Thomas (Trawoger) points out that the energy capture circuits are positioned in the geometric center of the pyramid. The materials that the pyramid is made from are less important for its function.

Karpen's Pile: A Battery That Produces Energy Continuously Since 1950 Exists in Romanian Museum

Posted by Ovidiu Sandru in Free Energy on December 25, 2010

The “Dimitrie Leonida” National Technical Museum from Romania hosts a weird kind of battery. Built by Vasile Karpen, the pile is working uninterrupted for 60 years. “I admit it’s also hard for me to advance the idea of an overunity generator without sounding ridiculous, even if the object exists,” says Nicolae Diaconescu, engineer and director of the museum.

Renewable Energy from Volcanoes to Power Island of St. Lucia

Posted by Mihai Sandru in Geothermal Power on July 28, 2010

According to a new study, the Caribbean islands represent one of the perfect location for the development of renewable energy.

Scientists Discover Huge Energy Source by Breaking a Nature Law In Ion Collider

Posted by Ovidiu Sandru in Free Energy, Nuclear Power on March 31, 2010

Things are to be discussed, but it looks like scientists from the Brookhaven National Laboratory on Long Island, using their Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider (RHIC), created a symmetry-breaking bubble of space where parity, one of nature’s fundamental concepts, no longer existed for a tiny fraction of a second.

Compressed-Air Energy Storage Plants Offering Solution for Excess Wind/Solar Power

Posted by Mihai Sandru in Energy news, Energy Storage on March 18, 2010

In the renewable energy field, wind turbines have played an important step, but today the future of wind energy may come from the underground. The compressed-air energy storage plants could be the solution. Air is pumped into large underground formations where it can be used later to deliver the large amount of energy that it previously received.

New Sources of Combustible Ice Could Power China for 90 Years

Posted by Mihai Sandru in Biogas on March 12, 2010

China has recently discovered major deposits of combustible ice on the tundra of the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. According to the researchers, this new source of low-emission fuel could power China for 90 years.

Artificial Photosynthesis Could Power Homes on a Bottle of Water

Posted by Mihai Sandru in Hydrogen Power on March 7, 2010

MIT chemist Dan Nocera claims that with just one bottle of drinking water and four hours of sunlight, he can generate 30 KWh of electric energy, being enough to power an entire home. This process consist in a a cobalt-based catalyst that uses solar energy to split water and produce hydrogen.

European Countries To Hit Renewable Energy Targets by 2020

Posted by Mihai Sandru in Green Economics on March 2, 2010

The analysis, which assessed all forms of renewable energy, found that while 13 of the 27 European Union (EU) countries are going to meet their targets for renewable energy capacity, 8 are set to exceed it and the remaining 6 are expected to fall short.

SOccket – A Soccer Ball That Generates and Stores Renewable Energy

Posted by Mihai Sandru in Pointless Green on February 1, 2010

A group of students at the Harvard University have come up with an ingenious idea that could change the lives of African people. They have developed an energy harvesting soccer ball called sOccket that is able to produce electric energy when being kicked around.

Magnetic Pendulum: A Free Energy Device Running for Three Years Now

Posted by Ovidiu Sandru in Magnetic Power on January 19, 2010

This is another free energy device using magnets taken from PESWiki.com. The inventor is George Delk, who allegedly runs this device for three years now.

Video: Alsetalokin's Magnetic Motor Working

Posted by Ovidiu Sandru in Free Energy, Magnetic Power, Video on January 13, 2010

Many have tried to build magnetic motors, but it’s difficult, and the difficulty comes from the fact that you somehow have to isolate and beam the magnetic field into only one direction. Here is another experimenter that uses rotating magnets on the stator, that if aligned properly to a certain pattern that he tries to find every time the motor starts.

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