This document provides an overview of key theoretical insights into new energy science, focusing on electrokinetics. It discusses several scientists and their work in electrokinetics, including T. Townsend Brown, Dr. Oleg Jefimenko, and Dr. Thomas Valone. Some key points about electrokinetics are that quick pulses of energy into the zero point field can produce propulsive forces, and asymmetric capacitors may create imbalances to extract more zero point energy. Experimental electrokinetic devices are described, including ones using parallel plate capacitors and pulsed electricity. Recent experiments found stronger forces using permeable/magnetizable dielectrics. The document suggests planetary alignments and eclipses have impacted electrokinet

1. New Energy for an
Ultramodern Vietnam
Part 3: The Science
June 2014 Saigon New Energy Group

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3. Welcome back!
Now we are ready to explore the final six key
theoretical insights for New Energy science.
We’d like to remind you that this is not a
complete list of the physics you need to study
to develop New Energy – but we hope these
topics will get you started.

4. We invite you to explore the items in the
bibliography being made available in this
seminar, as well as to check our web site at
www.nangluongmoisaigon.org regularly to
learn about new developments in New Energy
science.

5. Our seventh physics theory that we think is
fundamental to New Energy science is
electrokinetics

6. Now, T. Townsend Brown
was also a key person in
the development of
electrokinetics, and this
field is somewhat similar
to electrogravitics

7. But as we’ll see, in electrokinetics,
there is no important connection to
mass or gravity

8. Both Honda and the U.S. Army have
invested a lot of money to study
electrokinetics, so there is probably
something important going on here!

9. Dr. Oleg Jefimenko
defines the
electrokinetic field as
“the dragging force
that electrons exert on
neighboring electric
charges”

10. Jefimenko relates the electrokinetic field
(Ek) to Maxwell’s equations as follows:

11. Several of us non-scientists here at SNEG
readily confess that we don’t understand a
single thing in those equations.
However, according to Dr. Thomas Valone of
the U.S. Patent Office, one consequence of
the first equation is that the faster the rates
of change of current in an electrokinetic
system, the larger will be the force that is
produced

12. As we say in our discussion of Quantum
Electrodynamics, a key concept in New
Energy science is that pulsing energy (in
various forms) into the Zero Point Field will
cause it to “cohere” and form rhythmic,
predictable waves.
Here, Jefimenko and Valone are telling that
these pulses need to be extremely fast in
order to have an efficient energy extraction
system.

13. Besides quick pulsing of energy (such
as from a laser) into the Zero Point
Field, electrokinetics gives us other
ways to increase the amount of Zero
Point Energy we can extract

14. Electrokinetics uses asymmetric capacitors to
increase the propulsive force, probably because
they create imbalances in the Zero Point Field

15. Electrokinetic
systems usually
use parallel plate
capacitors to
increase force

18. An example of a spacecraft utilizing an
electrokinetic propulsion drive
developed by the U.S. Air Force in 1988

19. The quick pulses of electricity to the
electrodes in this craft were measured in just
a few nanoseconds each to give a big
propulsive force

20. Notice the use of a “distributor cap” type of device
at the top to control the electrical pulses down into
alternating layers of metal plates and dielectric

21. Very recent experiments in electrokinetics
have shown that using a permeable/
magnetizable dielectric will make the
propulsive force even stronger

22. This insight may have been used to design
the antigravity drive of the B-2 bomber,
which is electrokinetic in nature

23. An interesting part of electrokinetics research
is that scientists have noticed the alignment
of the planets in the solar system affects the
propulsive force they measure

24. Solar and lunar eclipses also have affected
experimental setups in electrokinetics

25. And so as a New Energy scientist, you might
think about how your laboratory is affected
by much larger forces in the outer space
environment

26. We will explore these forces in more
detail in our twelfth New Energy
physics theory, called Torsion Physics