Introduction:
I am pretty sure; most of us here knows or at least heard about the oil crisis in 2007-2008. Prices of oil shot to almost $150 per barrel. We felt the crippling effect when the prices of our basic commodities started to increase by a hundred folds.
In the Philippines, there was a standing a joke that is it is necessary to take some medicines before going to a gasoline stations, lest you might encounter heart attack once the bill for a full-tank comes out.
In Saudi Arabia though, we didn't feel this pain because gasoline is subsidized… and likewise our food.
Fellow TOCians, good day!
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Energy, arguable is the most precious single commodity that everyone needs in this planet!
Man started the quest for the energy source since time immemorial. In early times, the source of energy was man himself, then animal and eventually as we progressed, we created ingenious tool which enables us to produce energy from wood, coal, steam, hydro, and etc.
In the 18th century, we discovered black gold – or oil as the new source of energy. And by 19th century, scientists harness the atom which leads to the extraction of huge amount of energy via nuclear fission or nuclear fusion. Yet all of the above sources of known energy are finite and exhaustible. Man still dream of an ultimate source of energy!
What is that source? I dare say, it's the Scalar Energy!
What is Scalar Energy?
Scalar Energy is a subset of the set of theories commonly known as the Scalar Field Theory. This theory was made popular by Thomas E. Bearden a retired Lieutenant Colonel of the U.S. Army who claims to be "active in the study of scalar electromagnetic, advanced electrodynamics, unified field theory, and overunity systems".
Bearden created a big stir in the scientific community during the 1980s when he claimed that the current Maxwell's Equation is not complete as it only considers the Vector Field component and discarded the Scalar Field Component of Electromagnetism. Bearden further enraged the scientific community when he daringly proposes an Over Unity Theory by combining the theory of Gravitation, Vector Electromagnetics, and his proposed Scalar Electromagnetics.
References:
What is Vector Field Theory?
Before going further into Scalar Energy, let me review the basic principles behind the Vector Field Theory. There are four equations that govern the behavior of the Vector Fields and these are commonly known as the Maxwell's Equations.
- These four equations are
- Gauss' Law for Electricity
- Gauss' Law for Magnetism
- Faraday's Law of Induction
- Ampere's Law
When represented in Graphical format, the Vector Field Theory shows the tangential relationship between the Magnetic Field and Electric Field over a specific direction of propagation. Practically all models of our energy sources were derived from this theory. An example would be a motor which when properly controlled, generates electricity when the magnetic field is manipulated. In the same principle, a rotor generates magnetic field when the electric field is manipulated
Vector Electromagnetics basically defines everything that made us "modern".
References:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maxwell%27s_equations
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbasees/electric/maxeq.html
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Next: The Scalar Field Theory
Fellow TOCians, in my next email, I will be discussing about Scalar Field Theory. The people behind the proposition, the theory and principles associated with and its impact on the Vector Field Theory.
For further reference, please visit my blog site
http://sonsofjorge.blogspot.com/
With Regards,
TM Nathan
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