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New Energy offers the potential to free us from our dependence on oil, and to power our homes, businesses, cars and more with a universally abundant and clean energy source, sometimes referred to as “free” energy. To learn more about New Energy.
[h=2]What is "FREE ENERGY"?[/h] By Foster Gamble
In an era of oil wars, gas price manipulation, fossil fuel pollution and economic collapse, it’s hard to imagine many more provocative terms than “Free Energy.”
So what does “free energy” mean?
First, like “free air,” it’s available anywhere, for anyone. Energy is endlessly available without burning or exploding anything.
Second, though devices would necessarily cost something to make and to buy, they would make energy access so inexpensive as to dramatically raise the quality of life for everyone.
This area of innovation also uses the terms: breakthrough, advanced, over-unity, innovative, novel, unconventional, revolutionary, outside the box, second-generation, zero-point, vacuum, cold fusion, novel hydrogen, etc. Professionally the field is now most often referred to as the “New Energy” movement. http://www.newenergymovement.org/
Ere many generations pass, our machinery will be driven by power obtainable at any point
in the universe. It is a mere question of time when
men will succeed in attaching their machinery
to the very wheelwork of nature.
in the universe. It is a mere question of time when
men will succeed in attaching their machinery
to the very wheelwork of nature.
-Nikola Tesla
In an era of oil wars, gas price manipulation, fossil fuel pollution and economic collapse, it’s hard to imagine many more provocative terms than “Free Energy.”
So what does “free energy” mean?
First, like “free air,” it’s available anywhere, for anyone. Energy is endlessly available without burning or exploding anything.
Second, though devices would necessarily cost something to make and to buy, they would make energy access so inexpensive as to dramatically raise the quality of life for everyone.
This area of innovation also uses the terms: breakthrough, advanced, over-unity, innovative, novel, unconventional, revolutionary, outside the box, second-generation, zero-point, vacuum, cold fusion, novel hydrogen, etc. Professionally the field is now most often referred to as the “New Energy” movement. http://www.newenergymovement.org/
