Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum

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Grumpy	Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum « on: 2011-03-15, 14:08:35 »
Group: Tinkerer Hero Member Posts: 4265 tExB=qr	Here is an interesting paper: Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum.pdf (168.8 kB - downloaded 808 times.)

Grumpy	Re: Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum « Reply #1 on: 2011-03-15, 15:52:32 »
Group: Tinkerer Hero Member Posts: 4265 tExB=qr	Energy Conservation: Science or Ideology? Energy Conservation_Science or Ideology_aapt24apr.pdf (63.71 kB - downloaded 669 times.)

feynman	Re: Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum « Reply #2 on: 2011-03-15, 23:48:01 »
Newbie Posts: 79	Thanks. My opinion is that conservation of energy is definitely an ideology, so vehement it might be on par with the negative aspects of religion.

hermes	Re: Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum « Reply #3 on: 2025-05-02, 01:49:30 »
Newbie Posts: 13	Quote from: feynman on 2011-03-15, 23:48:01 Thanks. My opinion is that conservation of energy is definitely an ideology, so vehement it might be on par with the negative aspects of religion. New theory makes overunity possible: http://gratisenergi.se/aircars.htm Best Wishes, Hermes

chief kolbacict	Re: Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum « Reply #4 on: 2025-05-02, 08:35:01 »
Sr. Member Posts: 400	Isn't this about the same thing? Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum US672256-drawings-page-1.png (93.95 kB, 2320x3408 - viewed 878 times.) Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum US672256-drawings-page-2.png (105.38 kB, 2320x3408 - viewed 905 times.)

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Re: Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum « Reply #5 on: 2025-05-04, 09:46:43 »

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...http://gratisenergi.se/aircars.htm...

"if someone found a way to make a compressor that was more than 100% efficient, it would be in use everywhere."

It's common sense.

If something like that did exist in the past, we'd really be taking our forefathers for complete idiots not to have spotted it and used it, and imho, the idiocy is more on the side of those who would think so.
This would be particularly true for a supposed invention dating back nearly a century.

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chief kolbacict	Re: Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum « Reply #6 on: 2025-05-04, 13:18:58 »
Sr. Member Posts: 400	Is it possible to pressure gas to doesn't its temperature increase ? Because many energy used for it.

F6FLT	Re: Nonconservation of energy by the vacuum « Reply #7 on: 2025-05-05, 08:43:39 »
Group: Professor Hero Member Posts: 2461	Quote from: chief kolbacict on 2025-05-04, 13:18:58 Is it possible to pressure gas to doesn't its temperature increase ? Because many energy used for it. It's not the temperature that's important, it's the thermal energy that's troublesome. --------------------------- "Open your mind, but not like a trash bin"