“A solid basis for solving the energy crisis involves understanding a well established truth”
Column By Frederick Sinclair, pictured is the Veil Nebula from the Hubble telescope
Previous articles have touched on stark realities resulting from mankinds’ insatiable thirst for energy. Analysis by several unbiased analysts are projecting that energy produced from fossil fuels, nuclear, hydroelectric, solar and wind are not going to meet targets for future energy security or the reduction of impacts to the climate. Nuclear waste continues to pile up and the required isolation for thousands of years is still a can being kicked down the road. Fusion is decades away from the ability to capture and contain plasma as hot as the core of the sun. Our most productive and clean hydro-electric power source, potentially producing terra watts of electricity, at Niagara Falls, is being throttled down so that the less efficient wind and solar farms can ship their electricity over inadequate electric transmission lines. Measures to reduce energy usage are rarely talked about and the promotion of conservation has long since gone by the wayside. Humanity is charging headlong into frenzied growth, expansion, consumption, and satiety.
The expansion and profiteering of modern technologies has spawned massive energy drains, including ever expanding electronics, electric cars, busses and trucks, untold acres of data processing centers, bit coin mining operations and uncontrolled expansion of wireless telecommunications. 5G alone is increasing energy usage more than 5 fold over the already huge telecom demand. Oddly, increased energy consumption is being promoted alongside warnings of dire energy shortages and looming environmental catastrophe. Hoping and working for a better tomorrow, while acting in ways that prevent it, is a form of cognitive dissonance and suffering as the result of harboring conflicting beliefs, values, attitudes and behaviors.
A solid basis for solving the energy crisis involves understanding a well established truth; the First Law of Thermodynamics. “Energy is not lost, or destroyed, it is merely transferred from one party to the next.” – Sir Isaac Newton. Advanced quantum physics of today has established that what was previously thought to be empty space is actually a medium containing potential energy. Named dark matter, it has mass and the application of Einstein’s E=MC2 enables calculation of its’ vast store of energy. To put it simply, space (dark matter) is a dimension (medium) that is potential energy in a balanced (still) state. The amount of that ‘dark’ energy is as vast as space itself, from a cosmic scale to the sub atomic, and everything in between. As external forces can turn the potential energy of a still ocean into a powerful wave form, so too, it is possible to extract energy from the dark matter of space. With the application of existing knowledge and science as well as inventive genius, this is a way for mankind to satisfy unlimited energy needs, address climate change, and mitigate much of the environmental pollution threatening the earth.
“And God said let there be light, and seeing the light was good, separated the light from the darkness.” – Genesis
More has been accomplished in capturing this and other forms of energy than governments and industrialists have allowed the public to know about or benefit from. In our next article we will discuss the suppression of advanced energy devices and those seized by the US Patent office in the name of national and economic security.
