Скачать или смотреть Hiding in a Spark - a forgotten energy source?

Could the solution to the modern energy crisis be hiding in a 150-year-old mystery? This video explores a forgotten anomaly observed by Nikola Tesla and the radical new theory attempting to explain it.

We dive into the story of Tesla’s carbon button lamp, which baffled the famous inventor by glowing far brighter than the power input should have allowed. Today, researchers like George Egeley are revisiting this puzzle, proposing the existence of "condensed plasmoids"—tiny, toroidal bubbles of pure energy formed by intense spark discharges.





In this video, we cover:


The Tesla Anomaly: Why Tesla’s 19th-century observation of "excess energy" was left out of physics textbooks.



The "Blind Spot" in Physics: How standard electrodynamics may be missing the effects of rotating charges and spin fields.




Condensed Plasmoids: What they are, how they are formed via transient discharges, and their potential to catalyze low-energy nuclear reactions.




Direct Electricity: A look at a device that reportedly converts reactions directly into electricity, skipping the steam turbines used in traditional nuclear and coal plants.




The Evidence: An examination of reported "Coefficient of Performance" (COP) results between 2 and 5, suggesting a net energy gain.



Join us as we investigate whether this controversially simple "spark" could actually be the future of clean energy.

Chapters

00:00 - The Forgotten Energy Source


00:34 - Nikola Tesla’s Unsolved Puzzle



01:36 - What is a Condensed Plasmoid?



02:40 - The Missing Piece of Physics (Rotating Charges)



04:04 - Turning Theory into Power


05:18 - Moving Beyond Steam Engines



05:50 - The Results: Coefficient of Performance (COP)



06:42 - A New Era or a Dead End?