/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15682981
This is now an Egyptisn pyramid thread.

can anyone redpill me on ground electricity? i am watching videos of people sticking copper and aluminum into the ground and getting around half a volt from it. why can't i just make an array of these and get free electricity?

>>15682981
>rectification of radiation
you are just talking gibberish and should fuck off to /x/.

>>15683313
Potential differences in ground aren't strong, there might be high voltage between 2 points temporarily but that's just because ground is mostly an insulator, you stick electrodes into it and the charge quickly equalizes. Well that or it's just the potato battery effect due to wet and acidic soil. In either case it's not really a source of steady power.

>>15684287
Townsend Brown observed this effect in numerous materials, but the effect was most prevalent in granitic and volcanic rocks such as in Koolau basalt found near the city of Honolulu in Hawaii and other complex siliates. Interestingly, the observed potentials appeared to undergo definite circadian rhythms or cycles.
Attempting to isolate the petrovoltaic effect from other known phenomena such as piezoelectric, thermoelectric, or pyroelectric phenomena, Townsend Brown shielded his "sensors," consisting of natural rock specimens or manufactured materials, materials from electrostatic, thermal, humidic, and radiation effects. However, the electrical potentials remained, albeit at lower values, and more interestingly, the cyclical nature of the potential was still present.
It was these cycles that intrigued Townsend Brown - where was the energy coming from, and what interaction was occurring between that energy and the materials of his sensors to produce measurable potentials with circadian rhythms ? He theorized that the gravitational fields of the Earth, Sun, Moon, and planets were interacting with the mass of the sensors. This theory sprung from the predicted observation that such an interaction would elicit a generally higher effect with more massive sensor materials.

>>>/x/

>>15685003
This is science retard.
Earth batteries are known to tap power from telluric currents and were used for telegraph systems as far back as the 1840s.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Telluric_current

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earth_battery

>>15684314
how long does it take for the charge to go away once you plug your metal into the ground? i heard that you can leave it in as long as the metal remains unoxidized. as for the steady power thing, i think it would still be practical for powering small devices like lights. get a capacitor into your grid for more reliability

>>15685685
Well if that's what you think just start doing it and see if it works, it's not even that expensive of an experiment so you can do this at home.

>>15685775
yeah i suppose i should finally try it out myself since i have been spending a lot of time looking up information about it. the thing is that i really want to know what the catch is with all of these simple energy devices. it seems too good to be true for you to just stick some metal into the ground and have a current that lasts as long as the metal does. i hope i don't have to be the first one to do a long term experiment

>>15685844
kid its literally just a chemical reaction but it's obvious your brain still believes in magic
>its too good to be true right?
do the equation, its how all contemporary batterys are engineered, it will work until the electrolyte is depleted, the metals are just a conduit for the free electrons in the ground

>>15685999
and how long will it take for the earth to lose its charge?

>>15684287
>>15684287
No the verbage is part of the Tradition

We wont get far without talking about a knook in emag from 200 years ago, the electret ( and probably the memristor
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electret

(1/3)

>>15686402
Refer to lower right for the source on voltaic piles of electret

>>15686414
>>15686414
Now, in light of pyramid power, the hypothesis makes a claim of stacking electret piles against the potential difference gradient of the atmosphere, the question of congealed piezoelextrics and that funny thing where if you put a bunch of metronomes on a wobbly board they wull self sync

>>15686414
>>15686426
Bro, if Zel'dovich were still alive he would be looking at your picture with a look of extreme disappointment

>>15688120
Did he go the way of Ted by the end? Its just a collection of studies, or you streisanding this work (this is avout petrovoltaics yet you ad hom ab irrevebt part of the graph perhaps to derail the thread

>>15685223
All you're doing is making this.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lemon_battery

Take your meds or fuck off back to >>>/x/

>>15686032
It has nothing to do with the Earth's charge, retard. Learn how a chemical battery works.

>>15686402
>>15686414
>>15686426
THE VLTIMATE TRVTHNVKE

>>15688370
glowing

>>15688330
Considering you have a bunch of real shit about optical phase conjugation (Zel'dovich) and a bunch of fake stuff pulled from what appears to be a Tom Bearden PDF, yes. And no, no one is trying to "derail" your retarded thread

>>15690837
No tom bearden in those ones, though thomas morays sintered ceramic vacuum tubes may be relevant

>>15689280
The smoking gun,

>>15684314
this is dis info

telluric current flows are constant.

the old telegraph system used them until solar storms upped the voltage and started fires lol

>>15682981
Go back to /x/.

>>15690837
>Tom Bearden
What's the deal with this guy?

>>15692357
After graduating from NE LA University in 1953 with a BS in Mathematics and minor in Engineering, he entered active duty the Army in June 1954 as an officer. During his 20 years in the Army, he served in places such as Korea, Viet Nam and Canada. One of the first Army personnel to achieve the new missile MOS of 51181, the Army also selected him to finish his MS degree in Nuclear Engineering at GA Tech in 1971. During his Army time, he also studied Aikido and obtained a ranking of 3rd Dan before a back injury prevented his continued martial arts.

https://www.cia.gov/readingroom/document/cia-rdp96-00788r001900680014-4

Penned fer de lance and has alternative wave theories

>>15692357
Absolutely nothing. He did some actual shit for the military at Redstone Arsenal and Kirtland AFB (from which he stole his "sarcophagus" illustration from a classified presentation on phase conjugation), but then he went fucking crazy and gives presentations about "muh scalar waves". The optical phase conjugation stuff from Yakov Zel'dovich is very, very interesting. Lots of implications for time reversal symmetry breaking that (((allegedly))) the military uses for real-time correction for aberrations in combat laser systems.

>>15692357
>>15693618
TLDR he did one too many weird classified projects at RA or Kirtland and lost his shit. There was loads of weird shit going on at RA at the time that he was tangentially involved in (like Ning Li's work). The crux of most of his bullshit is actually real, very classified work in applications of optical phase conjugation. The foundational work done in optical PC was done by a guy named Yakov Zel'dovich, the literal Russian equivalent of Einstein. THAT'S who everyone should look into, not much gay ass scalar waves bullshit.

>>15693629
Some related shizographica on zeldovich

Does Eric P Dollard's work fit in here?

>>15693685
Lol, you have a screencap of the Fark links I post on /k/. Unironically you should Google "coherent gamma emissions from a Bose Einstein condensate of cesium" and then look a the positron moderation portion of the NIAC PDF in your little collage (specifically the one with the tungsten moderator). I assume you already know about Le Zapper of Le Dugway?

>>15682981
You know, in my country there's a mountain famous for ufo and other stuff being sighted at the top. The are near the mountain is rich in quartz and similar minerals. With how quartz is piezoelectric I guess its not impossible for changes in atmospheric pressure to make lightning balls emerge suddenly.

>>15693685
Also, the guy he's talking about at USC is named Robert Hellwarth

>>>/x/

>>15693835
Well i got my rabbit hole now, thanks anon!

>>15693736
Thanks laser anon, i got it downloaded to read. Pic related was dugway? Ive been trying to find info around that pic for ahwile now

>>15693835
>Azimuthally polarized hollow beams in free space: Exact vector solutions to Maxwell's equations

This guy is quite badass

this thread has so many thermvnvclear trvth bvmbs... is there any information on how many watts the pyramid of giza would have been able to output in its prime? i need to know if ground energy is only practical for a household if you dedicate large amount of land for it

>>15685844
>have a current that lasts as long as the metal does.
Isn't that just a battery?
Sounds like you're using the soil as an electrolyte and that's it

>>15695242
no, batteries die because they lose their charge. it's not because the connectors become corroded. i'm just wondering if the current from the soil will last longer than the time it takes for my electrodes to deteriorate

>>15695286
Yes but inside the battery the metal electrodes get corroded. That's the equivalent of the spikes you stick in the ground. Not talking about the connectors on the outside

>>15695286
Try it and see, might be quite interesting.
I'm more interested in atmospheric electricity. Could be easier to access.

>>15695333
Pretty good Feynman lecture on atmospheric voltage :
https://www.feynmanlectures.caltech.edu/II_09.html

>>15695333
>Could be easier to access
don't you need a tower to make it practical? with ground energy, you just need to stick an array of metal into the ground

>>15693873
Eat a dick, faggot. The schizo poster ironically has stumbled upon actual science that has extraordinarily classified applications for all kinds of shit, like single photon detection radar, laser beam correction, and laser pulse amplification ala' plasmonic excitations.

>>15694126
>>15694158
>>15694166
Just wait until you read this. For reference, LiJun Wang is the guy who broke the speed of light in a BEC of cesium at the NEC Laboratory Princeton. The mention of "time conjugators" sound a whole lot like what Ronald Mallet was doing at UConn around this same time. It's the same guy as the Fark links
https://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread901726/pg3
Ironically enough, all the Nobel work by Wolfgang Ketterle was funded by the Office of Naval Research. Same thing with Lene Hau.

https://www.fark.com/comments/1386759/11882728/Behold-The-USAF-Top-Secret-Nuclear-Powered-Flying-Triangle-Thingy-in-all-its-glory-Oh-yes-there-are-pics?sticky_host_f=1#c11882728
(Load all the comments)
https://m.fark.com/comments/4371964/50903132/Scientists-think-warp-driven-starships-may-be-possible-one-day-at-least-until-some-acting-ensign-pulls-o#c50903132
https://m.fark.com/comments/1203844/9725308
(Scroll to the end, then load the next 100 comments before the end)
https://m.fark.com/comments/3508671/The-10-craziest-scientific-experiments-ever-conducted?startid=39341232
https://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread637964/pg2
This is what they are referring to. Some UFO nutter saw it tested at UTTR in 2004 and got what appears to be a good dose of gamma radiation
http://www.aliendave.com/Photos_Skywatch_UTTR_72204.html
I would love for someone to debunk any of this as not being completely plausible

>>15694158
The implication is that is a positronium particle beam.
The PDF in pic related is too big to attach, but search for Kenneth Edwards NIAC and you'll find the full version. The A.P. Mills is Allen P Mills at UC Riverside working on a positronium annihilation driven gamma ray laser.

>>15695506
>>15695479
>>15695466
so does any of this lead to free energy?

>>15695512
Negative, fren. Just possibly inertial reduction (not anti-gravity) and all kinds of other run shit.

>>15695523
darn it... all i want to do is power my raspberry pi server for free

I remember a guy talking about how it's possible to extract energy from the magnetic field, the small shifts it makes due to impact by charged materials causing it to flex.

He also talked about saucer tech and why he was forced to live in australia for 20 or so years

>>15695706
bro literally just put a rod in the air with a copper component running to a capacitor to a battery with a switch in the middle. you can literally pull free energy out of the air.

>>15696384
>>15695706
here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrhzkCZ5xf8

>>15696384
so how much can you get from a 10m height?

>>15696384
>>15696390
servers are meant to be continuous. using a capacitor for a burst of energy is not continuous

>>15696394
unknown. you will have to do some experimentation. There are claims that the available energy increases with every 10 ft or so, but for SOME reason this technology is very rarely talked about, is viewed as fringe, and you get tons of schizos talking about "BRo ThAtS NoT PoSsiBle ThAts PeRpeTuAl EnErGy" without even trying it themselves. watch >>15696390
this video and give it a go. There are about 100 other videos on his channel that could help you as well.

>>15696405
Obviously, the energy comes from the BATTERY. the capacitor supplies the battery from the collection rod. Whether other control mechanisms are necessary will be at the discretion of the builder.

Could you tap power from a tall aerial?

>>15696409
you have not provided enough details. Your question is unclear.

>>15696408
okay, that doesn't change anything. the raspberry pi will be drawing more watts than the machine can provide unless i make a rod that reaches many kilometers up in the sky. i'll be cucked by my local laws for doing that

>>15696413
Yes, it changes everything. And of course you don't have to have an aerial several kilometers high. As I said, you will have to experiment. You will be able to charge the battery sufficiently with this method for long operation of the device. Hypothetically if you have it set up with the switch being actuated down the line by a small control chip excluding manual operation, it will continuously draw current from the rod into the capacitor, into the battery(ies). You can also install a control mechanism to monitor battery levels electronically. This is all completely possible, limited only by your willpower and understanding of the principals involved.

>>15696410
I was just thinking that if you have a huge transmission tower there must be a considerable voltage difference but I assume that anyone designing one of these towers would intrinsically have to build this into their equations.if you've got a 600m tall tower at 100v/m you're looking at a pd of 60kv

>>15696432
the ultimate potential is unknown, or more accurately, untapped. look at Tesla's patents for Wardenclyffe tower

>>15696425
so can it output 4 watts without interruption forever? the batteries will not run out?

>>15696454
>>15696454
sure, if youre running off a 12v car battery. run a circuit back from the battery to connect to the electronic switch component to triple power input from harvesting rod. power flows from rod>cable>switch>cable>capacitor>battery>switch>battery>transformer>cable>Pi.
you will have to spend a few weeks experimenting with optimal layout of components and materials before running your device, but you can do it

>>15696390
Does the switch use more energy than it generates?

>>15696474
If you really want to run a lot of stuff, you can get unlimited power from a lot of stuff. Experiment with 1.petrovoltaics 2. earth battery 3. wind harvester 4. harvester rod. you can combine multiple inputs to charge your battery. You could even have multiple energy harvester rods and multiple earth batteries. You would end up with more power than you know what to do with.

>>15696476
no, definitely not. its just a switch. You can have a PCB board made for it for very little money. a few dollars. but youre going to have to figure it out for yourself. i cant give you a crash course in energy harvesting over a /sci/ thread. you are going to have to experiment yourself. You have all the relevant ideas now to start with.

I assume that only distance into open space matters, that trying to run a wire down a hillside to find a lower point isn't going to make a damn bit of difference.

Does it matter where you tap your cap charging unit into?
is there any difference between the top and bottom?
Say if the insulated gap is at the top or bottom of a 10m suspended wire will they have the same pd?

>>15696474
i'm a dunning kruger, please tell me why the battery is important here. does it extend the energy output because of the slower discharge?

>>15696390
I dunno, that guy has grifter-voice. Too jovial and chummy.

>>15696525
if you're raspberry pi fellow, its because if you are using all four cores you will need at least 6 watts. Therefore slow charging with energy harvester through capacitor will be sufficient, as car battery is 12 volts. car battery gives perhaps in the neighborhood of 500 watts.

>>15696494
if you're still talking about a rod type energy harvester, no, more cable means less power. you want less cable with lower impedance. i dont know what you mean by insulated gap.

>>15696564
You need an gap to allow the charge to develop. That's what that english guy was closing repeatedly with this switch. Without that the charge will rapidly equalize and the field lines will jump over your tower.

>>15696569
oh, that gap. in that case i am not sure how much it matters where it is located. and if by PD you mean partial discharge the switch should in fact have the opposite effect in that it would act in overcoming PD effect. You're just going to have to go get an asston of low impedance wire and experiment to get the optimal results for your specific application.

>>15696626
PD is potential difference or voltage

>>15696627
i dont know, but your best bet is to ask chatgpt these questions and to build your own prototype. your possibilities are endless.

>>15696627
actually i forgot that chatgpt doesnt know that the rod type harvester is possible. so tell it youre buildig a windmill and ask about all of your specific component questions. it knows almost anything you could ask, but gets kind of adversarial if you try to ask it about anything tesla-y pulling energy out of the air stuff.

>>15695466
Thanks anon, ill get to it as im able,

>>15696390
For those interested

http://www.rexresearch.com/plauson/plauson.htm#usp1540

Has a whole bunch of creative atmospheric energy patents. From tipping the top of the rod with radium to ionize the atmosphere to 'suck' down energy, or using resonance conditions to spin a motor, really cool stuff

>>15696548
do supercapacitors not have enough amperage to give 4 watts?

>>15697352
perhaps, but if you're trying to run something that is 6 watts (all 4 cores of raspberry pi server) then you will want something to store power

>>15697483
with extra, to clarify- also necessary to run the device CONTINUOUSLY as indicated

>>15697483
>>15697485
thanks, i will be sure to include a battery in the circuit once i get everything together

How did the world energy grid function?

>>15698840
haters will say it's fake
but the reality is, press or spectators were not allowed to see what exactly the fuck was going on with his systems of drawing power from the earth underneath wardenclyffe. But there were reports that he was able to send power over 26 miles, or that he was able to send power 1900 ft to an incandescent bulb in an experiment from a ground plate. The reality is, is that people are vastly underestimating the POWER and potential of things like earth batteries, petroelectricity, thermoelectricity, geomagnetic conjugate points, telluric currents..... this is the true unharnessed magic of the earth. Do dilligent research and you will discover that you can do things in experiments that should be impossible...

>>15698871
haters will say it's /x/, but I know of someone who is performing experiments that would make Merlin look like a first year student at Hogwarts. In fact, one could posit that the "wizards" that we know of in history were in fact, harnessing these forces... but it's not magic. It's science. The base science, the most natural science of our planet, that it to say, the magic of harnessing it's myriad energies in ways that would appear to be magic to the uninformed. You don't have to trust me, instead simply fill your laboratory or experiment area with all sorts of magnets, petrovoltaics, leyden jars, conductive metals, earth battery connectors.... You will begin to see the connections, and soon, you will be creating things that will make you believe that magic is real.
Because it is.

>>15682981
OY LEY delete this

>>15698885
Hold up as i drop this beat
https://odysee.com/@musicam-geometria-utebantur:6/pyramid-power-rap:4

Bumping based thread

>>15698840

>>15698871
how would grounding work in this scenario? would everything need a fuse?

Pleasantly surprised to find this thread here. I was just thinking about getting into atmospheric electricity generation. Thanks for the posts anons

>>15700471
a lot of what was happening there is pretty mysterious. your best bet is to make a lot of prototypes of earth batteries. ostensibly you would have a rod disconnected from the main earth battery apparatus which would act as a ground. If you're going to be experimenting with this, I'd look into fuse arrays that can be repurposed for your needs.

>>15700351
Why would it reduce population growth?

What's the deal with the scalar wave stuff, water and the pyramids? Is this related to the atmospherics or is it something entirely different?

>>15683260
What is this referring to?

>>15701321
yeah but if tesla is using the earth as a hot wire, then where would you plug the ground wire into?

>>15702733
its not so complicated, just a construct that is isolated from the rest of the system. IE a metal device, a bar perhaps, that is surrounded by a non conductive connection to the ground, etc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TttHkDRuyZw

>>15701517
Nations with high standards of living h
see a significant slowing of population growth. Demographic transition is a shift from high birth rates in societies with minimal technology and economic development, to low birth rates in societies with advanced technology and economic development.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_transition

>>15704378
Yes, possibly but that doesn't affect "population growth" in any direct sense only the urgency of high birth rate and even that isn't so clear cut. populations tend towards malthusian behaviour.

>>15691576
No. The telegraph system used the earth as a wire, not as a power source. It had batteries to power the circuit.
It's true that during the Carrington event the sun generated currents on it and allowed it to be used without batteries and event generated fires like you said, but that was a very rare event that hasn't repeated since.

>>15705763
Other systems have generated power using the earth as a power source, however

>>15705851
No they haven't. Stop listening to grifters.

>>15706240
literally google earth battery

>>15706415
The source of the electricity could likely be gravity waves being shifted into electromagnetic energy by the rocks crystalline structure.

http://rexresearch.com/waldinwaves/SPACEJUICE.pdf

>>15706415
Google lemon battery. You're literally just building a galvanic cell out of dirt.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvanic_cell

>>15706566
the earth battery is a water activated battery. Close though

>>15706551
im doing some experiments on that right now actually. Fascinating stuff. Almost completely untouched scientifically. People would rather mine lithium

>>15706739
The water picks up acids and electrolytes from the soil, retard. It's literally just a galvanic cell. You are building a potato lamp.

>>15706566
Now explain why putting a charge through soil improves plant growth?

>>15706822
Plants respond to electrical signals and their entire life cycle is based on ions. What point do you think you're trying to make? How about this: buy some metal rods, probably copper and zinc, then make two "Earth" batteries. Make one in the ground and another in a bucket on a pallet, then use a volt meter to test each cell. I guarantee you will find a negligible difference between them, even though the one on the pallet is electrically insulated from the Earth. Then, once you understand that you've just made a galvanic cell you can have all kinds of fun making them out of lemons, and potatoes, and bananas, and apples, and all the bullshit you eat up without questioning it.

>>15688363
Shut your mouth, moron.

>>15706904
>all the bullshit you eat up without questioning it.
irony

>>15706913
Make more lemon batteries, retard.

>>15706917
Prove me wrong. Make the cells. You can buy everything you need from Home Depot.

>>15706918
Its actually quite astonishing how /sci/ of all boards attracts the most close-minded faggots. Its at least funny.

>>15706755
no, sorry, but you're wrong. It's okay, though. Earth batteries trigger the absolute FUCK out of people for some reason.
A galvanic cell consists of two different metal electrodes (anode and cathode) immersed in an electrolyte solution, typically separated by a porous membrane or salt bridge.
An earth battery consists of two different metal electrodes (anode and cathode) buried in the ground, with the earth acting as the electrolyte. No external electrolyte solution is used. Galvanic cells use a liquid or gel electrolyte solution to facilitate the chemical reactions, while earth batteries rely on the soil's natural moisture and minerals for conductivity.
Galvanic cells can produce higher voltages depending on the metal-electrolyte combination, while earth batteries typically produce lower voltages due to the natural properties of the soil.
But, not the same at all.

>>15706924
science is cult with its dogma, priests, and blasphemy, all the interesting discussions probably wind up on /pol/ or /x/ or wherever you find actual curious minds instead of studybug undergrads

>>15683260
is this about the theory that giza was a weapon?

>>15706929
>An earth battery consists of two different metal electrodes (anode and cathode) buried in the ground, with the earth acting as the electrolyte.
That's called a galvanic cell, retard.

>>15706924
>>15706930
Prove me wrong. Show me that an Earth battery produces more energy than a galvanic cell made of the same dirt and I'll believe in your "telluric" currents. Perform an experiment like a scientist. I'll wait.

>>15707631
Why did you (You) me I was just speaking in the general I'm not weighing in on this argument of whether the earth is galvanic or some alternate energy is acting? I'm more interested in why the pyramids were built across the world and what they actually did?

>>15707631
>literally can't read
>wants someone else to do the experiments he's too sad and unimaginative to do himself
"Galvanic cells can produce higher voltages depending on the metal-electrolyte combination, while earth batteries typically produce lower voltages due to the natural properties of the soil"

You said an earth battery is the SAME as a galvanic cell. Now you know they are different, but want someone else to prove to you that the voltage difference is satisfactory (to you) kek
Why don't you go fucking do an experiment, idiot? You're the one that's claiming...... Whatever the fuck you're claiming, talking out of your ass. Run along now. Show everyone on the experiment where the bad men were wrong.

>>15708329
>You said an earth battery is the SAME as a galvanic cell.
It is the same as a galvanic cell, retard. You're just using a different electrolyte. Make two batteries. One in the ground, and one in a bucket using the same soil as the ground. Now both are "Earth batteries" (galvanic cells using soil leachate as electrolyte). Now prove the "telluric" currents. Since both cells are identical, except one is isolated from the ground, you would expect any difference to be attributable to these "telluric" currents and you would expect more power from the cell experiencing these "telluric" currents, with either or both of the voltage or current being significantly higher. If you cannot measure a difference, then telluric currents are bullshit. Prove your claim. Protip: you can't because telluric currents are bullshit.

>>15708571
I'm doing it on an experiment right now. The problem is that the cells have to be quite far away from one another. But the voltage increases when you do that, rather than decreasing, counterintuitively. Is that anecdotal? Yes. But we have many historical reports that claim to have inadvertently tapped these currents. Whether you believe in their existence or not is not my problem. I am perfectly happy to make advancements in this field alone. Leaves more for me. Why don't you do the same? Build a control group as I am doing, choose 10 random locations, and measure 10 different distances between cells for each location. Record the data. As I've already pointed out, unsuccessfuly, (it seems very difficult for you to understand fine distinction, and this isn't even a fine distinction, it is a large difference between galvanic and earth with no electrolytic cell augmentation) the galvanic version DOES output more voltage. The experiment is to determine why and how the telegraph station phenomena occurred. You can be triggered by ideas all you want. That is your downfall, not mine.

Anyone close to a ley Line?

>>15708771
I have one close to me here in Paris. But the Ley lines are more on the pseud spectrum. The interesting thing is that the telluric currents can sometimes correspond quite closely to purported ley line locations.

>>15708675
You aren't doing the experiment I proposed at all and building two cells in different soil will give you different results. Your control is garbage. You are not testing to see if "telluric" currents exist. You need to build one in a bucket with some drain holes and compare it to one in the ground using the same dirt. Moisten both equally. And then finally discover that they're exactly the fucking same and your "telluric" currents are bullshit. What you are doing, poorly, is trying to empirically find laws governing the behavior of the cells you're making. That's not science, it's engineering, and you can't even do that right.

>>15708906
please stop embarrassing yourself and learn to research and read on your own. Really, it's a great surprise that you can even type without being led through it. You are a doubter, a yokel, and a rube. You don't deserve to hold a calculator, much less try and understand the planet we live on. Now go on and doubt something else, for all the good it will do you. I'd start with yourself.

https://www.mdpi.com/2073-4433/14/3/458
https://www.searchanddiscovery.com/documents/2014/41332nelson/ndx_nelson.pdf
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/12/8/3755
https://scholarworks.umt.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=9291&context=etd

>>15708964
Alright, retard. Keep larping as a scientist while you entertaining yourself with scientism. BTW, the reason you refuse to perform such a simple experiment is because you know the result will challenge your beliefs. It's called cognitive dissonance.

>>15708975
>thinks his buckets will disprove the proven science of telluric current flow
FUCK your buckets.
I could fit everything you KNOW in a bucket and that sure as hell wouldn't hold a charge!
>is wrong about earth battery vs galvanic cell
>proven wrong
>absolute autist seethe attack
>is wrong about telluric currents, provided with studies
>refuses to read them
>absolutely TRIGGERED by anything feeble mind cant immediately comprehend
>doomed to failure
>NGMI personified
Thanks anyways, if I do need to repeat an elementary school experiment with buckets and extreme lot wattage like I did years ago, I'll give you a ring, and you can put your head in it!
Good Day Sir!

>>15708994
The anger you're feeling is also from cognitive dissonance. You know that what your saying is bullshit, but you can't bring yourself to admit it because you've become so entrenched in a fallacious idea. You aren't even willing to test it out.

>you don't know what you're talking about
>no, you don't know what you're talking about
>no, you
>no, you

Is this how these threads usually go?

>>15709180
yes anytime anyone mentions
>vaccines
>the earth being round
>space
and absolutely anything to do with alternative energy sources, or anything they dont immediately understand, which is an absolute guaranteed SEETHE festival 10/10 times
It's a shame, really

>>15709180
Only when an anon is over the target and they need to use cointelpro tactics to distract the lurkers and distract the person

>>15709251
>Flat earther believes in telluric currents
Telling.

>>15709478
contrary to what you think this
>>the earth being round
doesn't mean flat earth.
Our world isn't what we're told.

>>15709504
Lol, ok retard

>>15709478
kek bro im not a flat earther. Thus my mentioning that saying the earth is round triggers people.
Nice try though. and telluric currents are real, wtf are you on? Do they not have libraries or google in your backwater settlement?

>>15709586
They don't exist as presented ITT. Leylines are nonsense and earth batteries work because soil is an electrolyte. If the energy actually came from the Earth then you wouldn't need two different kinds of metal.

>>15709610
sure, but who's talking about ley lines? telluric currents are real, wtf do you mean "as presented"? hardly anyone talks about telluric currents kek
>thinks soil isn't earth
ok buddy good talk

>>15709641
>Doesn't know what ITT means
>Didn't read the OP
>Doesn't understand the purported difference between an Earth battery and a galvanic cell
What are you doing on this website? Let alone this board or this thread.

>>15709654
i do know what itt is nerd the op picture is just drawing a comparison between ley lines and geomagnetic conjugate points and telluric currents.
>hasnt read the thread
>just arguing with literally anyone
>thinks he belongs

>>15709654
>has been told the difference between galvanic cells and earth batteries
>still in the thread hours later arguing with random people about things which are already known and proven
We're going to need you to leave.

>>15709660
Be more of a newfag.

>>15709668
You haven't proven shit. You've just demonstrated that you don't understand what a galvanic cell is or how it operates. It needs water, an electrolyte, and two electrodes made from different metals. What does an Earth battery need? Water, an electrolyte which is soil in this case, and two electrodes made from different metals. They are the same thing and they work the same way. You can test it for yourself. I've already laid out the experiment for you.

>>15709782
>has been in the thread ranting about lemon batteries for ten days
>constantly proven wrong
>constantly deflecting
>exists only to stir up shit, does not contribute to the conversation
>frequency of posts over period of ten days indicate no job
>wont perform his own experiments
>thinks his opinion matters
sad

>>15709793
I have no more time for you. Enjoy some chatGPT, then go suck a bag of dicks
Earth Batteries: Utilize the natural electrical potential difference between soil layers to generate a voltage. They harness the Earth's inherent conductivity.
Galvanic Cells: Rely on chemical reactions between different materials (anodes and cathodes) to generate electricity. They depend on the reactions between electrolytes and electrode materials.
Design:
Earth Batteries: Typically consist of two or more buried metal electrodes in the ground, connected by a conductive wire. They take advantage of the Earth's own electrical properties.
Galvanic Cells: Are constructed with specific electrode materials immersed in an electrolyte solution, often within a container or casing. They're engineered to optimize the chemical reactions that produce electricity.
Usage and Applications:
Earth Batteries: Often used in low-power applications where a long-lasting, continuous, and stable source of energy is required. Commonly seen in remote sensing devices and environmental monitoring systems.
Galvanic Cells: Widely used in various devices, from small batteries for electronics to larger industrial applications. They're versatile and offer higher power output but have a limited lifespan due to the consumable nature of the chemical reactions.
Remember, while both earth batteries and galvanic cells involve generating electricity, they're distinct in their mechanisms and applications.
Remember, while both earth batteries and galvanic cells involve generating electricity, they're distinct in their mechanisms and applications.
Remember, while both earth batteries and galvanic cells involve generating electricity, they're distinct in their mechanisms and applications.
Remember, while both earth batteries and galvanic cells involve generating electricity, they're distinct in their mechanisms and applications.

Saw this, thought it's be interesting for ya.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDzVD-cqiWM

>>15683260
Why does no one here seem to understand pyramid physics?

>>15711050
enlighten us

>>15711059
That's what I'm looking for

>>15709797
>proven
You keep using that word, but I don't think you know what it means. You haven't proven anything. You've thrown a tantrum and told me about one of the most poorly designed experiments I've ever heard of. You will never be a scientist.

>>15709817
>my gibberish machine will tell you the facts
Lol. Lmao even.

>>15711193
>any anon that seems to be on to something gets shitpost bombed
>definitely correlation, perhaps even causation

>>15711220
hes definitely trying to derail the thread so

>>15711220
>on to something
Lol no. Anon's (you) "experiment" is laughable. He doesn't even seem to understand the concept of a control group.

Wikipedoa says that
>An earth battery is a pair of electrodes made of two dissimilar metals, such as iron and copper, which are buried in the soil or immersed in the sea. Earth batteries act as water-activated batteries. If the plates are sufficiently far apart, they can tap telluric currents .[citation needed] Earth batteries are sometimes referred to as telluric power sources and telluric generators.

>>15711270
>[citation needed]
That page also says
>The simplest earth batteries consist of conductive plates from different metals of the electropotential series, buried in the ground so that the soil acts as the electrolyte in a voltaic cell.

Guess what you built? It's a fucking potato lamp.

>>15711193
wtf is this guy even talking about???
theyre obviously not the fucking same
>glowfag confirmed

>>15711291
Is your post sarcasm? Those are clearly the same thing. They've even drawn in the bridge on the earth battery.

The difference between galvanic effects and Tellueric effects are scale.

>>15711432
Thank you

>>15711429
Ignore all glowfag posters
Hide all glowfag posts
Disregard all glowfag mouthbreathing

>>15711475
Take your meds.

>>15711432
Nonsense. If you build an Earth battery and a galvanic cell out of the same soil with the same porosity and the same amount of moisture they will behave identically. These "Earth" batteries do not harvest energy from the Earth. You might as well be talking about EZ water batteries.

>>15711590
Nobody fucking builds a galvanic cell out of SOIL, you hairy SHIT WOUND. why the FUCK are you still in this thread spouting your bullshit? We all KNOW you can't comprehend fine distinctions. I have doubts you'll even be able to comprehend what you're reading here. It's been 11 straight days of your shit posting. Probably half of this thread is just you letting your asshole speak its will. Why don't you fuck off to somewhere people want to hear what you have to say?

>>15711951
he's right, you know. The only person that would lurk a thread for that long doing literally nothing useful, distracting everyone, is someone who stands to gain something from it. As in, they're being paid for it.
Absolute glowie behaviour. No doubt about it.

>>15711970
Yeah. You'd think they'd realize that sort of behavior only makes more people interested in investigating whatever triggered the glowie seethe attack.

>>15711951
They do and they call them Earth batteries and claim that they tap the Earth's current. Soil contains many electrolytes and ions which is why you can use it in a galvanic cell. You can try it for yourself if you aren't afraid to challenge your nonsense beliefs

>>15712019
No one who knows what they're talking about would call that an earth battery.

>>15712027
That's what an Earth battery is. A galvanic cell that you make in the ground using the soil and some water as your electrolyte. If it tapped energy from the Earth then why would it require two different metals for the electrodes? Protip: it's because it's not tapping shit and it's a galvanic cell.

This is labeled an earth battery and is clearly working on galvanic principles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0zrDI_1q7o
It is completely unrelated to what we're trying to describe.
literally just plant pots of soil.

>>15712174
>>15712306
You're not so intelligent. I suppose, based on the available evidence, sub 90 IQ? A pity. Tell me, if it is true as you say, that an earth battery is nothing more than a galvanic cell, then surely the opposite must be true? Is a galvanic cell an earth battery? If the answer is no, you will have finally reached an impasse with your cognitive dissonance. And you can rest.

>>15712317
second (You) here
I'm arguing the opposite of that, we need to distinguish between chemical galvanic effects and telluric

>>15712321
ah, yes, I see now. I apologize.

>>15712174
Would you care to explain to your captive audience why you are so very triggered by the idea of harnessing the earth's natural currents?

RMS says it's bacteria
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJh6BZ8ThUs

>>15712355
Interesting. But how does this fit in with or explain
1. The Carrington event of 1859's electromagnetic interference
2. Low frequency oscillations detected by magnetometer
3. Amplitude variations
4. Diurnal variations
5. magnetic field strength and direction again detected by magnetometer
6. seismic networks and their indirectly providing information about telluric current locations
7. the movement of earth's crust causing telluric fluctuations
It's interesting, but I don't believe it could be the sole explanation.

>>15712317
No, you retard. My point is that you're pretending that a galvanic cell is something else. Your concept of an Earth battery captures energy from the Earth, but the reality of this device is that it is a galvanic cell and telluric currents have nothing to do with it.

>>15712348
It would be great if we could, but the device you're describing is a galvanic cell that does not do that. Why would you want to spread pseudoscientific dribble on the science and math board?

>>15682981
If you are close to a large power station can you siphon some free energy from the ground around the power station? The KV towers are insulated and grounded (to the ground) the field still energizes the tower (the height of the lines at their lowest point shows how far the field needs to be above the ground to prevent arcing). I think at least some of the ground currents are from the high power radio and tv transmitters also.

>>15712775
>>15712778
Telluric currents are real.
Are you just going to act like geomagnetism is an invention? I mean, If that suits you, fine, but obviously nobody here is so intellectually limited. Go buy a portable magnetometer and fucking go for a walk kid, then test for voltage at a depth when readings go above baseline. simple as.
Then come back and tell us that what you have experienced is just "gALvAnIc cEll jUicE" flowing around, or whatever tf your smoothbrained take is.

>>15712778
Very interesting, but we know that telluric currents exist. Ironically, I believe you are fighting your own perception of what they are, rather than the phenomena itself.

start reading, anons

>>15713494
Just read Sir Edmund Whittaker

>>15711059

>>15713523
Yeah, now that's the good stuff, what the hell is going on?

>>15713539
https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/ciencia/esp_ciencia_oro7.htm

>>15713545
What evidence is there that the pyramid was covered with gold?

>>15713555
they found "electrum" on the top of the pyramid, but electroplating was known back then so i have no doubt that they could have covered the entire thing in gold, if not the tip at least

>>15712914
>>15713325
That would not demonstrate that the galvanic cells you are building do not interact with telluric currents in any way. Why don't you try the experiment I outlined so you can finally understand that you just built a lemon battery? I know it's scary to challenge ideas that you've accepted without questioning, but it's not your fault that you are stupid enough to be convinced of dumb bullshit.

>>15713639
It's quite the opposite. You are limited by your belief that telluric current cannot be tapped.

>>15713639
Wow, dude. First of all, your premise is incorrect. You can test for current strength and location using a magnetometer. The current exists whether you tap it or not. The current does not magically appear where you put a collection node. It is there before you place the device. Therefore, your entire premise is flawed. Back to the drawing board for you.

>>15713545
The ramm pump theory has sound waves produced by pouring water down the shaft

Also the queens chamber is a musical chord from a base tone

>>15691517
>>>/wsg/5248132

>>15713779
Each step in the hallway to the kings chamber same thing, i want to trst all corbelled arches for their resonant cavity quality, 28 in total, a perfext number, the same amount the royal cubit was divided into

The architecture of the great pyramid is singing in all but sound, as is their measuring system

>>15713660
>>15713670
You aren't tapping anything, moron. You are building a galvanic cell. You can test it yourself cheaply and easily. The existence of telluric currents are irrelevant because you're building a potato battery.

>>15714415
Wow, thanks for the input, champ! Always a pleasure!

>>15714415
>You are building a galvanic cell
No, see >>15712355

How much current and voltage can you generate from this earth battery?

>>15714745
it depends on how your plates are oriented, whether they are horizontal or vertical, the size of the plates, and how far apart from one another they are. Zinc anode copper cathode is common-------- one yard apart gets you about one volt--------- connect to several plates with a capacitor and battery bank and it's really up to you as to how large it gets

>>15714794
what is the absolute best choices of metal to use for the diodes to produce the most electricity?

>>15714845
>diodes
electrodes*
just woke up

>>15714845
aluminium and copper or magnesium and copper should give you higher output, but magnesium can react weirdly. most people go the zinc and copper route.

>>15713779
hmm, interesting. i never knew about any theories relating to sound. how did the tesla tower pump things like the pyramid, if the tunnels aren't structured the same way?

>>15714861
https://patents.google.com/patent/US685953A/en
https://patents.google.com/patent/US685954A/en
https://patents.google.com/patent/US685955A/en

https://teslauniverse.com/nikola-tesla/patents/us-patent-787412-art-transmitting-electrical-energy-through-natural-mediums

>patents.google.com
>patent scams and hypothetical patents? never heard of em'!

>>15714604
>>15714610
See
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galvanic_cell

>>15715043
>galvanic cell
I think you mean bacteria power

>>15714858
Why do they have to be two different metals?

>>15715112
The anode is the electrode where oxidation occurs, and it releases electrons during the electrochemical reaction. The cathode is the electrode where reduction occurs, and it accepts the electrons. The flow of electrons from the anode to the cathode through an external circuit is what creates electrical current, which can then be used to do work. It also has to do with ion migration, and maintaining electrical neutrality. Optimizing efficiency too. But, feel free to experiment with different materials. Who knows, you have just as much chance of discovering something new as the next person.

>>15715112
Different metals have different quantities of positive energy as a property of that metal.
the difference in the energy is what causes a potential difference or voltage in the case of electrochemical cells

>>15714965
Anon Asked for teslas work about the basis for wardenclyfes stationary waves, to which i obliged him

>>15715749
ignore him- image macros and low wattage rebuttals are all he has to offer

>>15715758
Sounds good, additionally here is monstein and wesley, i believe they use a similar wave geometry

>>15715796

>>15715798
thanks. I have saved all of your images.

how many patents were adulterated or memory holed after these two events?

>>15715904
>we are going to attack government entities if we don't get our own way
Extremely smart move.

Can someone explain how the fireplaces with two orbs and a plate functioned that you see in old photographs from the 1800s?

>>15715962
The only non-clinically-retarded move, in fact.

>>15715971
you have a photo?

>>15716003
Not saved sadly but I've seen people point them out many times, I just wondered how they were supposed to actually work

>>15716007
I have no idea but I can probably point you in the right direction if you can find a photo

53:25
https://youtu.be/N2fNK29kEsc?t=3205

>>15716012
>asking for photographic evidence of something that only exists in a schizo's mind
ishygddt

>>15716719
no one asked you glowfaggot

teslauniverse.com

>>15716724
>skipping on meds
shiggy

>>15702655
Mathew 15:24

>>15691561
what vid? link?

>>15717734
https://youtu.be/h_IfR17L3JM

>>15718266
the columbus story was made up,by the vatican america was known of at least 100 years before his voyage.
I stumbled upon an italian researcher who discussed this once

>>15718279
>>15718279
Where on earth is Cubali? Also do you have his contact, he could read zeno, i want to find the library of estotilant and figure out how to heat a monestary in greenland. Zenos voyage potentially shows atmospheric energy for heating a home,

Quite nice if one has plans to go offgrid if they find extrajudically and retroactively seizing bank accounts for peaceful protesting justified

>>15715112
Because it's a galvanic cell as >>15715112 explained

>>15718853
Are you a galvanic cell?

>>15719711
Sure, in the sense that certain of my cells use electrochemical potential to generate electricity. They certainly don't use telluric currents.

>>15720465
>They certainly don't use telluric currents.
I wonder about that.
Energy healing is odd.

>>15721070
>>>/x/

>>15721256
No it's now /med/

How did Bedini's wheel work?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWj38iNommo

>>15720465
>cant into ATP
>still seething about telluric currents literally six days later
you should BE in a cell.
captcha: GAGDJ

>>15721944
>he doesn't know how nerves, muscles, and neurons work
What possessed you to come to the math and science board?
>>>/x/

>>15723923
well if they're electrical then magnetic fields should affect them?

>>15723961
Learn about magnitude and dominant effects

>>15723975
consider
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aaxw4zbULMs

>>15723961
>nerves
Here ill expound the the memristor

First, taje it from chua ita not a new phemonenon

When ones first inquiry into emag is piezo, the reaction is longitudinal, not transverse, we only adopted transverse relatively recently, and its justification is tepid

Secondly permanent electric dipoles stacked up in piles like djed columns profess the memristor characteristics

In my estimation the non linearness of memristors is cricial to solving the pyramkd mystery with the current gibbs heaviside dogma

>>15724039
Have you ever heard of Kim Bong Han's Primo vascular system?

>>15724086
>, suggested that the superficial acupuncture meridian system represented a fundamental vascular system. He injected radioactive phosphorus (P32) into a rabbit primo-node and documented that the P32 tracked or followed the acupuncture meridians [6]. Kim revealed that he separated DNA granules (p-microcells) from the primo-vessels and stimulated their proliferation under artificial conditions [7].

No but i believe in Qi flow now

>>15724311
I wonder how acupuncture actually woeks?

>>15682981
Ever heard of piezoelectric effect and quartz crystal oscillator?

>>15682981
wait until you find out about ley lines

>>15725976
bodhi, literally look at the OP image

>>15723982
>>>/x/

>>15726288
Your IQ is below 90

>>15725964
Anyone ever bother to work out how the natural frequency of a quartz crystsl would change if you fiddle wirh the fine structure constant?

>>15726293
The irony

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrTt87-XAxc

1. ground 2. aluminum foil 3. scrap components
1.5v, not bad. lots of ways to beef that up too

>>15727229
1 farad is huge why is it only enough for a dull flash?

>>15727244
was just the spike of switch from steady to charging capacitor. just an indicator

Pretty cool desu

>>15727327
confirmed

>>15682981
>>15706929
I'm absolutely retarded, but for what i understand aren't telluric currents mechanical in nature?
Wouldn't it be better to make like a membrane of electroconductive material (think like a rubber band) and stretch it over a tectonic plate, so it stresses the material and use all of that as energy?

>>15727958
theyre about 50-120 miles deep, unfortunately, but it's a cool idea. You would ostensibly be able to find one that is "accessible" on the ocean floor somewhere, but maybe not. it would be quite an undertaking. Well, there you go! Looks like you have your work cut out for you!

>>15726000
I know what it is, the point is does HE know what it is

>>15728176
do YOU?

>>15728177
I am the one who came here and taught it to you fools

ley lines? more like JEW lines. what more proof do you need that they really are the rightful rulers of this planet, huh?

>>15728217
>ley lines? more like OI VEY lines.
ftfy

>>15728217
Idk Ill ask your mom when i LEY in her bed tonight

>>15706743
As opposed to... carrying the Earth around with them? You can't take a phone anywhere if it's plugged into the ground

>>15728260
No, nerd. As opposed to finding alternative energetic solutions.

>>15728217
kys jew boy

any redpills on consciousness? my dad told me that the forest around a rocket launch site becomes very quiet around 30 minutes from takeoff. he also said that lice eggs hatch when they somehow sense a human around them, even if they are inside a container

>>15730168
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>>15730323
this soothes the hivemind

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GsYNxDE-O-4

>>15731857
Standing potential differences?
exploting the atmosphere like a capacitor

>>15731857
why don't we see pyramids on mountains/hills?

>>15735218
some hills are actual forgotten pyramids