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Wow Bob! This is great! The 1000000 pixel page sounds like a fantastic idea. I'de be down for at least 100 pixels. I came to the thought process last year that if I am really occupying my own timeline (arguable crazy talk) the only way such a revolutionary energy technology will ever manifest in my world is if I am integral in having it built, funding it, or building it myself. This is possibly the only competition type mechanism I've seen that might just do the trick. I don't know if you could attach the payout to a smart contract of which you and two other independent parties were designated as the oracles to certify payment of the payout. I don't think your going to have any issue getting the first 50k, but for those who aren't familiar with your work and are worried you might abscond with the money a smart contract might ease their worries.

Regarding the optimal operating range or possible circuit designs for a xenon bulb based system. I would direct people to Moray B King's book quest for zero point. On page 71 he says the following "A super tube which combines the use of the hollow cathode discharge, radioactive cathodes, and inert gas mixtures should create an axcessive energy output when tuned to cycle in the abnormal glow discharge regime. Output energy in the form of large voltage spikes are efficiently absorbed by a Pulse Current Multiplier circuit which might offer a solid state means of tapping the zero-point energy". On later pages he gives multiple examples for circuits as well as cathode designs and a discussion of the "abnormal glow discharge", it might be worth looking at for anyone considering attempting this challenge. https://ipfs.io/ipfs/bafykbzacecf5htpql3x2ogyin4ixcn6bhdzhmocjukg6gnkl3ifaxm7ytf5ta

Also I've had a number of people tell me that emails I've sent them have never arrived, so I'm going to paste some information below that I emailed to you but think may have just disappeared.

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I recently saw a video on youtube and then shortly after had a family member also contact me about the specific paper covered in that video.

The paper itself is available at https://www.nature.com/articles/s42005-021-00622-3

The article shared by my family member is this one https://scitechdaily.com/clever-physics-experiment-that-produces-something-from-nothing/

The youtube video is this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaSeEDlR5bY

Anyways I was trying to explain to my family that the most important take away from this experiment and effect isn't even what they are talking about in the paper.

It is the relation to micro-ball lightning or EVO's. The centripetal accelerations experienced inside a ball lightning or EVO is going to be well within the range that it could be extracting at least 1K thermal energy just from the quantum background field.

I think this may be something worth considering as a mechanism that feeds energy to EVO's in addition to the energy achieved by transmuting matter and compressing it into a smaller box.

I lack the mathematical understanding to fully digest how this works, but I think I have a fair intuitive understanding.

Anyways I have some back of the napkin calculations below just to illustrate what I mean.

In that paper at https://www.nature.com/articles/s42005-021-00622-3 they say

"to measure for example a 1 K thermal photon temperature, a uniform detector acceleration a = 2.47 × 10^20 m/s^2"

Centripital acceleration is defined as follows for a circular path https://opentextbc.ca/openstaxcollegephysics/chapter/centripetal-acceleration/

Ac=V^2/r

If we have a micro ball lightning of radius 0.002 m (this is a typical size in an experiment if I remember correctly) with an outside velocity of 1/3 rd the speed of light (also reasonable I believe).

Ac=(299792458/3)^2/0.002=4.993084326×10¹⁸

One can see that it is just two orders of magnitude off, but it is in the range of the aforementioned effect that would generate a 1 K thermal photon temperature per some unit area I presume.

If you take the micro ball lightning and drop it's size to 20 micron, now you have 4.993084326×10^20, which would generate energy comparible to that described in the paper.

This also gives a very good intuitive explanation in my mind as to why these EVO's and ball lightnings might tend towards smaller sizes as they decay. (I say might as I don't really know if this is the case or not)

Basically the amount of energy they can extract from the quantum background field would be higher they smaller they are because of the centripital acceleration they experience.

I'll leave it there but this line of thinking very much ties back into the work of Konstantin Meyl and his explanation/derivations of subatomic particles as combinations of nested vortex fields.

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Bob, the process you describe in this video (EVO -> UV -> light/heat/electricity) is very straightforward and quite convincing. However this process should imply an energy gain (otherwise it would be just a kind of exotic light bulb). It is not clear to me which part of the process generates this energy gain. Did I missed something?

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