USE CODE PC22

As we approach the Holiday Season, IRI is extending the Personal Code discount (“PC22”) through the month of December, which entitles the buyer to a full 10% off any purchase! This can be used perhaps toward a gift of any variety of EM Pulser 78, the Schumann Resonance nanosecond pulsed electrotherapy unit, which is our best-seller, or any other book, report, or media product.

Story #1 is a breakthrough since I was able to have it published in the prestigious European Journal of Applied Sciences last month https://doi.org/10.14738/aivp.105.13300 and it features some of the best emerging energy technologies that promise green and carbon-free sustainable generation as well as food and water energy innovations, including a bioenergetics discovery. Progress is being made presently by academic and industry that will create a future having greater ease in newly developed renewable energy generation with much better, localized energy sources that do not use fossil fuel for power and heat. The 15-page article is also Open Access by clicking on the PDF link.

Story #4 is also in keeping with the amazing theme since breaking the Maxwell’s Demon prohibition has been a dream of many of us. Such an accomplishment has now been achieved on the largest scale yet…macroscopically with bouncing ball bearings. While this New Scientist article is very helpful in explaining the experimental setup, the real value was not simply to help explain entropy but instead to show that random “Brownian Ratchets” can actually generate energy, which as Professor Bechhoefer explains,  “But if someone else gives you this fluctuating environment and you don’t have to pay for it, then it could make sense.” This experiment produced only about 4 microwatts of power, tiny compared to the 10 watts required to keep the beads shaking. If this engine could be made larger and the shaking provided for free, the researchers say it could potentially be used to harvest energy from its environment. Their Brownian Ratchet Phys. Rev. Letters article is archived at https://integrityresearchinstitute.org/BrownianRatchet.pdf .

Story #5 was a breakthrough one hundred years ago when Nikola Tesla showed at Niagara Falls that AC power could be generated in one place and transmitted for miles so it could be sold inexpensively to everyone in a city environment for the first time in history. This allowed Tesla transformers and thereby, Tesla coil Violet Ray devices to function and to be a new form of electrotherapy with increased oscillating voltage. While IEEE Spectrum takes a critical view in this article of the historical developments back then, my lengthy comment at the end of it has lots of links to updated information about the newly discovered health benefits even described by Nikola Tesla in his electrotherapeutics article linked above. IRI has found and published recent, reputable studies in the book, Bioelectromagnetic Healing with about 100 references and about 70 reviews on Amazon. It is also available as an audiobook too. We have further made Tesla Coil devices available to the public as experimental electrotherapy units which has attracted clinicians and doctors as our clients at www.BioenergyDevice.org, where the PC22 discount code will be in effect for one more month. Have a Happy Holiday!

Thomas Valone, Integrity Research Institute Press Release November 2022

DOI: https://doi.org/10.14738/aivp.105.13300 (best link to use)

https://journals.scholarpublishing.org/index.php/AIVP/article/view/13300

In this age of climate change, corporate, academic, and government research into new, green sources of power and energy still has not been well-funded nor forthcoming in this century. This presentation will review some of the best-emerging energy technologies that promise green and carbon-free sustainable generation as well as food and water energy innovations, including a bioenergetics discovery. Progress is being made presently by academics and industry that will create a future having greater ease in newly developed renewable energy generation with much better, localized energy sources that do not use fossil fuel for power and heat. Beyond the realm of fuel cells and wind power is the non-conventional world of emerging energy technologies. Some of the best examples are new and exciting generators that release trapped potential energy from nature in ways never dreamed of before. Others innovatively apply clean fuels in conventional systems that are the focus of attention for NASA, DARPA, and the USDOE. Some of the more exotic examples include a recent breakthrough with graphene energy harvesting, which has thermal and nonthermal (quantum vacuum) sources to it. This illustrated slideshow presentation summarizes the research that has been accomplished so far in the development of highly efficient energy harvesting inventions, as well as other future energy breakthroughs. The most exciting reason for the interest in this research area is the promise it holds for boosting electric vehicle production by providing an onboard electric battery charger. These energy generation developments, derived from relatively new paradigm science discoveries, also have many other applications, including a design for rural stand-alone electrical generators. Most of them have one thing in common: they are relatively unknown to the general public.

Researchers from the Cockrell School of Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin recently created the first-ever solid-state optical nanomotor. These tiny motors could power a network of nanomachines and replace some of the power sources used in devices today. “We have made these micro nanomotors that have always lived in solution work on land, in a solid state.” The researchers envision these motors powering a variety of things. The spinning motion could pick up dust and other particles, making it useful for air quality measurement. They could propel drug delivery devices in the human body. And they could power tiny drones for surveillance and measurements, as well as other mini vehicles.The new motor is less than 100 nanometers wide, and it can rotate on a solid substrate under light illumination. It can serve as a fuel-free and gear-free engine to convert light into mechanical energy for various solid-state micro-/ nano-electro-mechanical systems.

Transparent solar cells (TSCs) have attracted considerable attention as they can overcome the limitations of traditional non-transparent solar cells1, which can convert diverse components, such as architectural windows, agricultural sheds, glass panels of smart devices, and even human skin into energy harvesting devices.

New Scientist November 2022

A device based on a 155-year-old thought experiment has been realised at the largest scale yet, and it may help us understand how entropy, or disorder, is produced. It could also someday be used to harvest energy from motion.

Maxwell’s demon is a thought experiment first proposed by Scottish mathematician James Clerk Maxwell in 1867. He imagined a tiny demon sorting gas particles by temperature into two chambers, heating up one and cooling down another.

IEEE SPECTRUM November 2022

Violet ray machines employ a Tesla coil, also known as a resonance transformer, to produce a high-frequency, low-current beam, which is then applied to the skin. Nikola Tesla kicked off this line of invention after traveling to Paris during the summer of 1889 to attend the Exposition Universelle. There he learned of Heinrich Hertz’s electromagnetic discoveries. Intrigued, Tesla returned to New York City to run some experiments of his own. The result was the Tesla coil, which he envisioned being used for wireless lighting and power. In April 1891, he applied for a U.S. patent for a “System of Electric Lighting,” which he received two months later. It would be the first in a series of related patents that spanned more than a decade.

In May of that year, Tesla unveiled his wondrous invention to members of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, during a lecture on his “Experiments with Alternate Currents of Very High Frequency and Their Application to Methods of Artificial Illumination.” He continued to test different circuit configurations and patented some (but not all) of his improvements, such as a “Means for Generating Electric Currents,” U.S. Patent No. 514,168. After more years of tinkering, Tesla perfected his resonance transformer and was granted U.S. Patent No. 1,119,732 for an “Apparatus for Transmitting Electrical Energy” on 1 December 1914.

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