1840 Atmospheric Electricity An Exciting Possibility

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[@BrainfooTV]

It's the sharing of knowledge like this on KZbin that will make all the difference. Glad you mentioned lasersabre it's a fascinating channel 👍🏻

[@captainnemo6655]

Knowledge is power. POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!

[@peterlang777]

nighthawk channel too is good. the ion power group got a NASA stage 4 readiness award for their atmospheric power circuit. it looks like an update of the old plauson patent (1900s) but with nanotechnology

[@potential900]

@@peterlang777 Whoa ok that's interesting. Thanks.

[@potential900]

@@peterlang777 Got a good source I can check? Thanks

[@kevinleebailey]

Saint Elmo's fire !

[@captainnemo6655]

Saint Elmo's fire is electrically charged/electrically ionized phosphorous/hydrogen/methane saturated gas coming from rot in earth rich in phosphorous such as bogs and swamps. I always wondered if Frost Quakes and regular Earth Quake lightning could trigger this effect.

[@potential900]

@@captainnemo6655 no. Saint Elmo's fire is just the phenomenon of corona discharge of air at the ends of sharp objects/tips on places like ship masts.

[@captainnemo6655]

@@potential900 My Bad!! Totally had it confused for will-o'-the-wisp, will-o'-wisp or ignis fatuus

[@potential900]

@@captainnemo6655 Ah, cool. That term I didn't know.

[@jimdaly5077]

I learn something new every day, not clever enough to do everything with what I learn, but learn every day.👍🐝🌞

[@captainnemo6655]

That's what matters most, we never stop learning what's behind each door. There's so many more.

[@victoryfirst2878]

THIS is just right up your alley ROBERT. Your name should be "SPARKY". Nice work fella again.

[@captainnemo6655]

Lol

[@victoryfirst2878]

@@captainnemo6655 ROBERT IS THE MAN. PERIOD !!

[@stewartpalmer2456]

From the most admired "Benny Hill" a rewrite of his Robbin Hood Skit; 🎵I have got a wire. I have got a wire. I have got a wire. 🎵 What should I do with it? 🎵Stuff it up the the chimney. Stuff it up the chimney. Stuff it up the chimney and lets all get some Volts.🎵

[@htmagic]

RMS, Lasersabre has been doing this for a long time. Tie his HV electrostatic motor to a DC generator and now you have a useful power source. You could make 3 phase power with a connected alternator.

[@captainnemo6655]

Interesting Idea! that does remind me so much of the current work being done on RF Energy Harvesting.

[@davidhilton7780]

Could be possible to do using two centre tap transformers and and 2100v 10uf caps in series, there would be a slight imbalance to sine waves, tsw would shift and emf would be notable...

[@Daniel-lk3sy]

I have seen a video of this where a electro static motor was powered by a wire and a drone holding the way up in the air on here it is a few years ago!

[@captainnemo6655]

That would be the Corona Motor built by the dude that runs the Plasma Chanel

[@Daniel-lk3sy]

@@captainnemo6655 I think so,sounds familiar. I will check it out to see if it is the same one.

[@ifell3]

We can't talk about balloons at the moment 🤣

[@captainnemo6655]

Did you know you can take a helium filled balloon and coat it with a layer of fuzzy graphite to collect atmospheric electricity and then send it down to the surface to power things.

[@ifell3]

@@captainnemo6655 🤣 I'm sure the Chinese tried to use that as an excuse 😂

[@captainnemo6655]

@@ifell3 lmaoooooo

[@David-vb8ih]

Hmmm, great idea! We could use a giant balloon to hold one end of a copper wire and lift it up and then attatch the other end of the wire a motor! Earth balloon bouys. Come to think of it, there has been an aweful lot of balloon activity recently, ha ha maybe someone has taken off grid homesteading to the extreme. Kek

[@captainnemo6655]

@@David-vb8ih lol... Use a drone instead of a balloon.... But funny aside, imagine constructing a drone that can power itself with Atmospheric Electricity?

[@TheParkAttendant]

I always learn something new! Possibilities I was already aware of. I absolutely love this wacky English Professor Vibe of yours. You are no doubt loved very much by your grandchildren. I'm hoping to become a foster grandparent, and thoroughly spoil some boy or girl with what I learn from you. Thank you Bob, and keep up the good work!

[@captainnemo6655]

He does have an English Professor vibe. I always think of Rob as my Chemistry and Engineering Teacher.

[@paddy2661]

Awesome Robert , I've stumbled across Nicola Tesla atmospheric antenna , haven't built yet and bit hard to explain but it has a small electric motor timing switch or sensor which keeps the receiver wave length in tune with electrical wave bombarding us , will build and test over next few months then send for you to experiment with and share. Yes has the earth rod too.

[@captainnemo6655]

Good idea!! This is the same concept and design behind the folks that are working on "RF Energy Harvesting" to power electric devices so they don't need a battery, just capacitors. I tried sharing the links to these works but youtube censor wont have it.

[@eriknielsen1849]

Yes Tesla was the master on this feald. The problem in reading his patents i find is the difrence in the language he use. Because all his patents is like a journey of nolitch where it's all connected if one first find the kee to unlock it.. But 2 things he realy loved was extrem high frequency+volt because it starts behaving difrent. It was the reason he could make his shows letting electricity run through from hand to hand to show it was not dangerus.. But as he said if the frequency was high it ran on the outside of the body instead of thru. About the spark somhere he says(if I remember correctly) that he makes the spark in oil so it's a verry fast spark without the normal youniasation (sorry I can't spell that one) but what I mean is a lightning first makes a channel Opersit direction of the way the lightning goes. And he avoid that by using oil... Always made me wonder why + and - is Opersit of the way the electrons move. Is it becourse the Tru force(that we are not told about) actualy is somthing els than electrons. Unfortunately I'm a inventor without money bussy with other things right now.. But later it's defently a thing I will start working on again.

[@captainnemo6655]

​@@eriknielsen1849 there is sacred truth and knowledge about that oil. Same oil inside our bodies. No wonder Tesla discovered it to be mighty beneficial for his health.

[@kreynolds1123]

Atmospheric electricity- Unfortunately the Amps are low? On the contrary, be glad. Otherwise we'd be electrocuted with a few hundred volts every time we standing up. Capacitor motors (not talking about corona discharge motors) excell at efficency of providing torque at low rpm. Think about this, an electromagnetic motor needs current to sustain a magnetic field that torques against magnets even a low and no rpm holding it in place, if you want to position and hold a stepper motor you need to continously push current through it. An electrostatic motor on the other hand simply requires you charge some plates and electrostatic forces will not go away. MEMS electrostatic motors are some of the smallest motors man has made. And electro magnetic motors could not ever even dream of supply enough torque at the scale MEMS motors are made. I think inducer based electrostatic generators are fascinating. Just two days ago I went to the hardware store to get some pvc pipe to use in making a Lord Kelvin replenisher, with plans to connect one inducer plate to ground and the other inducer plate to an ungrounded antenna. My intention is to use a tiny solar cell and motor to turn the machine and pump electrons into the ground not far from one of my many fig trees to see if I can observe any electrotropism. My hypothesis is that certain bacteria make nanowires (Rob mentioned a few weeks ago) that are able to conduct electrons to plants that conduct electrons skyward and the bacteria benefit by the movement of electrons and help move nutrients to plants like trees that carry those electrons skyward.

[@potential900]

If you know of any papers etc. at the intersection of cap. motors, mems and static or atmospheric electricity, I'd be happy to know.

[@kreynolds1123]

@@potential900I'm sure there are papers. I just have not looked for them. Besides, comments with links get autodeleted. Let me be frank up front. Although it's a real thing, because of air's high resistance, whivh i pointed out is a good thing for ither reasons) , power from amospheric electricity will always be a lab curiosity. More especially in regards to atmospheric electricity running corona motors. Sadly, most of what you'll find on electrostatic motors will be on corona motors, that by their nature are inefficient, because they rely on ions going through the air off sharp points and collect on surfaces either conductive or not conductive. It's the resistivity of air that disipates most of the power (heating air, moving air, and giving off blue light as electrons fall into orbit around atoms) in the high voltage low Amps corona motors. These kinds of motors with charges flowing from stator to rotor to stator are the electrostatic analog to series wound electromagnetic motor where current flows through both stator and rotor in serries. Then there are motors that are the electrostatic analog to permanent magnetic motors where 1) have a charge on rotor plates but don't pass charges from the stator plates while charges are alternated on stator plates. 2) that are the reverse of 1. Where charges are mechanically commutated to the rotor and the stator plates are unchanged. 3) motors that might apear to blure the distinction between a corona motors and mechanically or electronically commutated charges without discharging though air. Some motors might use electrets, the electrostatic anolog to a magnet, a thing that semi-permanently maintains an electric field. And if not a electret, it may simply be an electrostatic charge placed on conductive plates. Another type of electrostatic motor might rely on the electrostatic forces exerted on a dielectric slab. Maybe this is an analog to magnetic induction motors. obviously capacitive electrostatic motor's power is related to the voltage differences, and many work by preventing the flow of charge from stator to rotor. But air has a dielectric break down voltage I'll refer to as (DBDV), that limits the voltage that may be applied across a distance. So some motors might be pressurize the air in between which increases the DBDV. Some motors might use a low viscosity oil as a dielectric with a much higher DBDV. And is able to achieve very high power density at low rpm. Buzzwords: You might find interesting reading material if you search: electret, "high-power electrostatic motor", and at the very small scale you might search "MEMS electrostatic motors", corona motors, c-motive, electrostatic induction motor utilizing electrical resonance, ludios research, linear electrostatic motor, dielectric slab motor. I hope I've given you enough buzzwords to start your journy, and the beginnings of a framework to hange new ideas on. Although new to many of us, a fair bit of these ideas are old.

[@captainnemo6655]

Your hypothesis is absolutely correct!!! There are 3 distinct types of electric bacteria. The species that makes electrically conductive wires, there is also the species that function like capacitors and the species that function as rectifiers. The whole electric network is tied together with electrically conductive fungi. The flow of electrons, much like the flow of water for fish, is what gets these kinds of bacteria thriving. The more of them there are in a system the greater the flow of electricity.

[@richardchildress9031]

LAZERSABER USES A A VERY LARGE VAN DE GRAAFF GENERATOR FOR THE CORNA MOTOR, THATS WHY IT HAS TORQUE

[@felipearbustopotd]

Art Bell from Coast to Coast AM radio in the past apparently built a tower that drew small amounts of electricity from the air. He based his idea on the work of Nikola Tesla.

[@ProfESOrr-im5su]

Nice one RMS, its pretty clear to see what Tesla was up to now.

[@captainnemo6655]

and then some!.... wait until we get into the realm of Zero Point electrical energy generators.

[@hansjohannsen6722]

Laser saber corona motor was amazing! Thanks for sharing

[@captainnemo6655]

Indeed! Lightsaber should do more videos!

[@bryanchannell7715]

One of my favorite scientists on KZbin ever Robert Murray Smith

[@samhorowitz7593]

Lol I'm LOVING the new (green screen?) animations you've been doing lately! 🤣

[@captainnemo6655]

They are awesome!! The Dr Who ones are my favourite

[@ThinkingandTinkering]

lol - I am playing if I am honest mate lol

[@jonathanrobinson73]

Thank you, Robert ....amazing as always

[@larry785]

Atmospheric Electricity by J. Alan Chalmers is a great source of info on this subject.

[@captainnemo6655]

Amazing book! And well worth the read. I have it in my research library as well.

[@potential900]

I'll recommend checking out Oleg Jefimenko too.

[@captainnemo6655]

@@potential900 Thank you sir!!! Oleg Jefimenko is turning out to be SOLID GOLD too!!

[@captainnemo6655]

Amazing video Rob!! Thank you so much for looking into the potential that Atmospheric Energy has. I had seen Corona Motors be used to demonstrate science principles but I am glad folks can now see you can make on that runs as a power drill. Imagine just sticking an antenna that floats to the right high voltage to run compact machinery and devices? Why stop there? You can absolutely MICRO construct the type of corona Motor you showed in your graphic, two flat discs just microns thick and the size of blood cells. These can be made for a new generation of lighter than air Drone Blimps that power themselves and can harvest energy from the atmosphere. There are mountains of resources right above our heads in the atmosphere! All we gotta do is build the right tap for each.

[@mattg6472]

It exists and we all use it and pay for it . The power lines are antenna , transformer , and spark gap making buzzing. Just like teslas schematic

[@captainnemo6655]

@@mattg6472 it's time to take what already exists then and make it our own. If you know they are charging you for it and you know how it works, why keep paying for it when you could generate it for free at home?

[@kevinleebailey]

@@mattg6472 You've got it ! THEY have been doing this for year's.

[@mattg6472]

@@captainnemo6655 I don't pay for it... I do generate my own . I'm fully off-grid

[@mattg6472]

@@kevinleebailey love seeing Kevin Lee Bailey show up . I'm getting used to seeing you around . 👏high five

[@timhenderson6035]

We better learn this quickly, because they wouldn't want people to be able to do something like this, they will tax us on it

[@captainnemo6655]

They can try and they will FAIL! power to the people!

[@johnnorris1983]

Breathing and sex ARE on their taxation whish list

[@captainnemo6655]

@@johnnorris1983 they tax sex already. And I just saw cans of oxygen at the store 😳😳😳

[@potential900]

Meh. This stuff has been around online since the 90s.

[@chronobot2001]

The problem with Lazer saber's motor is the antenna array required to harness the relatively tiny bit of usable power. Nothing in the beginning is practical. I encourage him to keep developing and perfecting the technology. Laser saber is an inspiration.

[@somdeepkundu2506]

Fascinating explanation.. please make long podcast style videos on subjects of atmospheric studies.. like Cloud Physics, Numerical Weather Prediction, Dynamic Meteorology, General Circulation and Climate Modelling, Synoptic Meteorology etc.. Absolutely love your exploration professor. ❤️

[@misterwatson3337]

Tesla made this a long time ago. He even patented it. His was a coated wire suspended Haroun 10 feet above the ground. This wire had a switch cutting the flow about 60 times a second.

[@captainnemo6655]

Very interesting indeed. This concept has moved on in our time actually. There are folks now working on "Radio Frequency Energy Harvesting" technologies and devices that are battery free.

[@ShellHeinze]

An extra ordinary person! Amazing man

[@originsdecoded3508]

Makes you wonder about ancient advanced precision temples with pyramids and pillars that stood really high up to 80ft. as if they were harnessing energy somehow. for all we know, the Giza pyramid which is 300ft tall with its once upon a time golden cap or crystal cap was an atmospheric energy collector. The entire architecture of Giza pyramid complex lwhen you zoom out, looks like a giant life size electrical computer board.

[@captainnemo6655]

The buildings you mentioned and many more are strategically placed on what is called the Great Circle or also known as the Magnetic Equator Belt. This area of land circles the entire planet at such a degree that it bisects every single magnetic line the planets magnetosphere can produce at any given moment. So if where they built these structures there is an over abundance of MOVING magnetic fields then all one would have to do is place the right kinds of stone, shaped and molded in the correct angles to produce electricity. All from the Earth itself. On larger scale colonial projects like at Giza, the builders of the pyramids needed large scale power distribution over the air by using this same principle in Obelisks that could act as relay stations. In another small scale example, in Florida, USA there exists Coral Castle. A park made by one man, Ed Laskani, by using acoustic levitation with electricity generated this way .

[@kevinleebailey]

That's exactly what the Great pyramid is. Pyramid = Fire in the middle (king's chamber)(Granite box exact same dimensions as the Ark (Arc , spark , electrical fire) of the Covenant). Gold box capacitor with two cherubim on top making a spark gap between their wings.

[@originsdecoded3508]

@@kevinleebailey The ark of the covenant was more then an electrical generator. It was also used during a battle to win so it has an element to it that allows it to be used as a weapon. Problably both. Electrical power that could be manipulated and channeled into various purposes.

[@captainnemo6655]

@@kevinleebailey You are absolutely correct about the Pyramids. The fire in the middle is a clue. The water channels BELOW the pyramid are another clue. They were GIANT Hydraulic Thermo Acoustic electrical generators capable of wireless distribution.

[@captainnemo6655]

@@originsdecoded3508 You are correct about the Ark of the Covenant. Its a compact power supply that when UNBOXED was used to power a machine called THE ANCIENT OF DAYS for 6 days a week, this machine would manufacture MANA, a survival food, out of simple algae from the air. This machine along with the Ark is what them folks fleeing Egypt stole from the pharaoh. The ANCIENT OF DAYS ran on electricity produced by the ark of the covenant kit, which was itself a type of ANCIENT Betavoltaic device, powered by a core of radioactive metal. Hence all the lead needed around the Ark.

[@jsat5609]

See Oleg Jefimenko's book Electrostatic Motors: Their History, Types and Principles of Operation.

[@potential900]

Herman Plauson's 1920 journal (2nd revised edition!) and patents that followed, too.

[@captainnemo6655]

Don't forget as well the works and research papers of Dr Thomas Henry Moray. Energy from the Vacuum and Zero Point Energy generators.

[@shanealexander9952]

I miss Lasersaber's channel doing routine posts. He was on to some very exciting things.

[@captainnemo6655]

He has passed on the torch to us! Lets keep going with these ideas for working with the electricity our planet can generate :-)

[@jcwdenton]

Also Rimstar

[@shanealexander9952]

@@jcwdenton And of course that Mad Chemist from the UK Robert Murray-Smith!!! That is a hell of a good playlist.

[@halward8672]

Just to let you know, free energy is all around us, and has just been overlooked, and comes in the form of magnets, The Push and Pull effect! Once the magnets are placed in a circular fashion (to get the spin), you will only need to change out a bearing or 2 every 10 yrs! It has been stated that the size of these household devises will be about the size of a air conditioner! As well it will be an independent body/individual and not the gov. that will see this thru, and give this gift to the world! ...i... Much Love and hopefully you will take up this project etc...

[@allbramleyarentwe3539]

My mate invented perpetual motion in the pub the other week. He didn't realise it at the time because he's a bit thick but, no, totally solid. Have you met my mate?

[@valveman12]

I always enjoy your videos, Robert. 3:26 Demonstrates how you can get a lot of torque out of an atmospheric motor. An Atmospheric Motor could be used to run a small generator to charge a battery bank and is not reliant on the wind or the sun. I am working on building an atmospheric motor and seeing how much torque I can get out of it. Fun...

[@uf3y]

Pyramids. It would be nice to see the great Pyramid of Giza repaired/put back together and made operational again.

[@captainnemo6655]

It will happen in our lifetime. Soon the remains of the empire that built those power plants will come to the surface of the waters, for the whole world to see for themselves. No excuses anymore. The Earth begins this process for both lost continents at around the same time. 2025 - 2036. It's the begining of a new cycle of Cataclysmic Plate Tectonics. But at the end of the survival period, humanity gets to finally learn how the ancients produced electricity as an advanced civilization would, we also learn the sins they wrought and what we reaped as their descendants.

[@uf3y]

@@captainnemo6655 Maybe.

[@piotrjasielski]

I'd love to see a working project that could have home application.

[@captainnemo6655]

That powered drill is a good start, I use them at home all the time and an atmospheric electric drill would save me so much money

[@angelusmendez5084]

Awesome 👏

[@toml.8210]

Tesla proposed giant towers, like radio antennas to "transmit" electricity through the air, to eliminate wiring to your house.

[@captainnemo6655]

This idea!!! This is what we will bring back and give freely to the people. POWER TO THE PEOPLE!!

[@chronobot2001]

Being able to transform the high voltage down to a usable level would be a plus.

[@shawnr771]

Very neat.

[@e7yu]

How interesting. I think I will build one myself now. 🤔

[@codys6409]

Cool! Next video will be a prototype!

[@captainnemo6655]

This!!!

[@TheBaconWizard]

THAT's what all these Chinese balloons have been up-to!

[@captainnemo6655]

LOOOOL

[@captainnemo6655]

and some spying on the side too.

[@steve_ancell]

I have an idea: Make a bunch of those flutterers from your last video and attach a small magnet to each one then put similar magnets around the circumference of the Atmo-Motor and put the flutterers around that. Attach piezos or coils to the flutterers to tap off the electricity.

[@captainnemo6655]

Interesting. Just the flutter generators would work, specially if they are printed with electrically conductive graphite filament.

[@barabolak]

Finally you're talking about it! I'm so glad you watched lasersaber's videos! Please replicate his motor, but make the diameter as large as possible, this will result in much higher torque. The pickup antenna needs to be covered in graphene for more efficiency

[@captainnemo6655]

Agreed! I would love to see Rob's version of an Atmo Drill or Atmospheric Electricity Generator, preferably a 3D printed ones lol

[@colleenforrest7936]

The only problem with scaling lasersaber's device us that he uses that teardrop shaped tubing, so you'd either have to use larger tubing (with unknown effects on the outcome) or more more tubes, which is probably the more preferable solution. The bits that hold the tubes are rectangular instead of cone-shaped. This allows you to adjust the distance of the pointy edge of each tube closer or farther from the spinning cylinder, so the tolerances between those and the guides in the two side pieces they fit into have to be enough to allow you to smoothly adjust the distance, but then hold it there when you're done adjusting. It's really a nice design. :)

[@peterlang777]

graphene hairs. they pick up more atmospheric ions (plauson patent)

[@goodmaro]

Mahlon Loomis used the sky-to-ground potential to power his wireless. The problem with tapping the sky to do real work, though, is the low current density in the air. To get much current, you need either a collector with a lot of surface area, like a big mesh held aloft, or a moving one like helicopter rotors. Helicopters sweep up so much charge inadvertently that they need to be grounded on landing; touching one while it's still off the ground and you're grounded can give a serious discharge thru your body.

[@kevinleebailey]

Take a look at Hermann Plauson's work harnessing atmospheric electricity back in the 1920's - 1930's.

[@potential900]

1920-1925 thereabout. Add Oleg Jefimenko to that, 1970s.

[@captainnemo6655]

This right here is GOLD!! Dr Plausons work is in line with Dr Thomas Henry Morays work as well. Amazing devices that Dr. Plauson built.

[@morgan-5171]

Bravo keep it up.

[@chaorrottai]

You have to look into this more, there is some fantastic research that has been done that implies that you could collect as much as 1.5 kilowatss per acre in summer and 3 in winter. Day and night, with an electrode style balloon anchored at 300 meters.

[@captainnemo6655]

This is true! Have you seen the work being done by Ion Power Group - The Sun's Energy Harvested Day and Night. This company of scientist and researches is partners with NASA and well connected in Florida where atmospheric electricity is particularly interesting. They have a model of what you mention. And yes it does work.

[@chaorrottai]

@@captainnemo6655 No, I got my info from older research from the 40s-50s. I really should check them out though...

[@timothyjohnson1511]

Brillouin Energy begins commercialization of pulsed catalyst electric heating system.

[@captainnemo6655]

Indeed

[@JungleJargon]

We need an mppt charge controller to charge a battery with it. Just a step down voltage transformer will work for usable voltage and amps.

[@captainnemo6655]

This idea too!! I was thinking of something similar. An Atmospheric Electricity charging station for power banks that can run home appliances.

[@pauljenkinson1452]

Tesla's most cherished knowledge is the observance of the rotating magnetic field. A device could be manufactured with no moving parts manifesting electricity if the correct geometry is used. There is no need to rotate magnets or anything else for that matter.

[@captainnemo6655]

The ancient builders of Megalithic Stone structures around the Magnetic Equator of the earth built those structures with specific geometries and other properties to do exactly this, millennia ago.

[@pauljenkinson1452]

@@captainnemo6655 Walter Russell's "Universal One" is a good read and once you understand field theory then I suspect its very easy. The spiral patterns in rocks is the rotating magnetic field and normally drawing with zig zag lines to represent E.M.F waves. We have certainly been dumbed down over the millenia but it's a trend we can reverse if we want to.

[@captainnemo6655]

@@pauljenkinson1452 thank you good sir! I shall add this one to my library as I am on a path to break that cycle of ignorance. I firmly believe we can gather all that lost knowledge again and finally put it to use correctly. I agree 1000% with you there. It reminds me, there is now an excellent documentary series on KZbin about this. It's called Builders Of The Ancient Mysteries. They talk extensively about this phenomenon of the way these structures were put together. There is a book I think you would like as it also talks in great detail about this. It's called Morning Of The Magicians. If you find one, get the 1960s edition.

[@marcfruchtman9473]

Super interesting.

[@richardmarkham8369]

Interesting motors! Too bad Lightsabre didn't show the big motor running from atmospheric voltage, only from a van-de-graaff generator. Hopefully he'll get a new drone and we can see the big motor running a dc generator from free energy. It would be interesting to know how much power he gets from a 100m wire.

[@captainnemo6655]

Yes it would be!! Hopefully lightsaber or Rob can do another video with such a motor and build.

[@kreynolds1123]

Another fascinating electrostatic motor video is titled "high power electrostatic motor"

[@terraint3697]

"you think that's air your breathing?"

[@captainnemo6655]

You think the keyboard and device you typed that on is SOLID?

[@potential900]

I mean, HV corona discharges does produce ozone.

[@johnmcentegart007]

You should explain this voltage gradient in more detail and talk about real measurements and show your work. I’m curious about how this voltage gradient manifests itself in the physical world

[@SchwaAlien]

One wonders if there wasn’t ancient civilizations that also discovered and made use of this phenomenon, given some of the Neolithic stone machining that appears to have happened.

[@captainnemo6655]

This is true. There is enough evidence that would point to the construction of stones that generate electricity because of their placement along The Great Circle or Magnetic Equator Belt of planet Earth. Imagine a building that powers itself by generating current when electromagnetic lines of the earth cross each of the bricks themselves. Buildings made from molded stone, with embedded circuitry inside the stone itself, molded into earthquake proof shapes by utilizing sound energy, like acoustic levitation or thermo acoustic heating/cooling.

[@lagunafishing]

Exactly. Some of those megastructures couldn't possibly have been produced or moved any other way.

[@dedlunch]

No No evidence

[@lastofthebest5102]

What do you think the specially made very electrically conductive cathedrals that had LEAD roofs were for with their "steeples" (antennas).

[@lastofthebest5102]

@@dedlunch Plenty of evidence, what you mean to say is that you refuse to even evaluate said evidence. Ignorance arguments prevail typically.

[@jmills1549]

As usual Rob, another good one.

[@captainnemo6655]

Indeed

[@creatingawareness1947]

Lasersaber has awesome videos on atmos motors yes. Maybe take a look at GEET from Paul Pantone? Awesome diy project. Also very simple concept 😉

[@captainnemo6655]

These projects! Along with those at Plasma Chanel and Applied Science chanels are what we need to know now more than ever! It can save us loads of money if we start thinking off the grid while still being on the grid.

[@janhemmer8181]

The global electric circuit is estimated to generate 1500 Amp current going downward in fair weather regions. Generated by all the thunderstorms around the world closing the circuit with the same 1500 Amp going up. That means for a short time you can drain and generate 500.000 Volts x 500 Amp = 250 Megawatts maximum. But for that you will need a lot of stations all over the globe and risk an unpredictable change in cloud formation.

[@captainnemo6655]

It does raise some concerns however, it's not something that needs to be done in mass scale. Small stations are best and safest. This was demonstrated to work safely by the work being done by the Ion Power Group, from Florida.

[@colleenforrest7936]

I love how electrostatics seem to run the exact opposite oh how traditional power works. Haveca lot of sharp points on your collector and don't ground! I wonder if you could use the "lighting" that discharges the capacitor to heat up something like a sand battery.. But you'd need a sand that's made out of something with a higher melting point than quartz. Good luck there! Maybe a liquid quartz battery isn't such a bad idea...

[@captainnemo6655]

This idea right there!!! And such sand already exists too! People have been using it for ages to build kilns and plates and molds for molten metals. It goes by the name Fire Sand, Kiln Sand, etc. But here is the thing, what if you want it to turn into that kind of quartz called Fulgorite. It can act as a natural super capacitor. A mix of fire sand and electrically conductive quartz sand would work the best. Arranged in such a way each electrical discharge forms uniform but separate tubes of Fulgorite capacitors . Cool idea!!

[@davidhilton7780]

Stressing the issue of running a bare aerial to air, there will be capacitive build up and must connect ground to earth first, and short contact til ready to receive...

[@Nardiumms]

Reminds me of Tesla on Pike’s Peak, Colorado

[@anchovyavenger]

Looking at the positive/capture end of the system.. If the increased voltage at greater heights is linear and not exponential, would you get the same result with numerous short 'capture wires' wired in series? E.g. Fifty x 1m tall capture wires in series should yield the same voltage as one x 50m tall capture wire - yet with lower resistance and optimal space efficiency. Too good to be true?

[@captainnemo6655]

Amazing idea!! Did you know there is a Lab trying this out as we speak? They did make headlines back in 2016 and are still in operation.

[@potential900]

@@captainnemo6655 who?

[@anchovyavenger]

@@captainnemo6655 I did not! Would love to see it if you're able to share?

[@captainnemo6655]

@@potential900 The folks over at CREST Research Labs in Japan. The project was run from 2015 - 2016. [Energy Harvesting] Scientific Innovation for Energy Harvesting Technology. By Dr. Kenji Taniguchi（Emeritus Professor, Osaka University) and Dr. Hiroyuki Akinaga（Principal Research Manager, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)）

[@captainnemo6655]

@@anchovyavenger KZbin censors me every time I try to post links and videos.... This is the info for that lab though: CREST Research Labs in Japan. The project was run from 2015 - 2016. [Energy Harvesting] Scientific Innovation for Energy Harvesting Technology. By Dr. Kenji Taniguchi（Emeritus Professor, Osaka University) and Dr. Hiroyuki Akinaga（Principal Research Manager, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)）

[@Spinningininfinity]

That was a very atmospheric video 😁

[@captainnemo6655]

LOL

[@prodiver7]

Low resistance feed from a reasonable altitude; chop the current, put it through a transformer: volts into amps?

[@captainnemo6655]

Interesting idea! Would it work to run device electric chargers?

[@potential900]

Check out what Hermann Plauson did in the early 1920s.

[@af0ulwind115]

supposedly Nikola Tesla used a black box converter on his dash to draw power from a circuit between the two tesla coils he had... one in wardenclif and the other in Colorado springs to power an electric motor driven car in the 30s

[@captainnemo6655]

This is very very true but it happened in the 1912s. Right around when the demonstrations for the first cellphone we're happening at Menlo Park. Tesla was very specific this could not only power cars but also a type of airship which could fly at extraordinary speeds by riding on the magnetic fields of earth.

[@erikhall7735]

@@captainnemo6655 So wouldnt this tech mean peace on earth and no starving and no wars? Also more equality? Ive heard there might be some big stuff happening on this soon as whistleblowers now have protection

[@TabooRevolution13]

Yes.. It's free power yet again!

[@captainnemo6655]

Power to the people!

[@stewiex]

If you haven't already, I wonder if you could do one of these videos to explain phased power. I'm sure you could explain it very well.

[@captainnemo6655]

Atmospheric Electricity as a phased generator! Yes! We would also appreciate the explanation.

[@Bridgefarm68]

Ok I saw this coming I wonder about using weather balloons, try this... gravity motor over deep water from a boat or from a weather balloon as well

[@captainnemo6655]

This would be cool, specially if you give the balloon a fuzzy sweater made of graphene so it can collect the maximum amount.

[@sherlockstu]

Already being done. Pylons. Ac-Dc. For the last 100 years they been selling us it. 😡

[@captainnemo6655]

Time for things to change. Let's build better Corona Motors that we can use at home and stop the power company from taking all our moneys.

[@sherlockstu]

@@rocklover7437 oil is an abiotic. Which means it keeps replenishing itself. We can never run out.

[@paulawhitfield3980]

Fawley power station pylons go out and come back in on a circuit. I have thought this for ages. All the underground disused bunkers under London are fully lit 24/7 for decades.

[@karlmccreight8172]

@@captainnemo6655 OK! Go for it!

[@Struthio_Camelus]

@@sherlockstu Even if it's true that we can't run out of oil, we can certainly burn too much of it than is healthy for us.

[@Authoratah]

Robert with the special effects editor may be known as the greatest crime in the history of man 😉

[@captainnemo6655]

Looool

[@michaelwarbon]

The cheesier the better 😂

[@stevetobias4890]

I wonder (like the previous comment) about ancient civilisations using atmospheric and earth bound generators such as hindu temples that generated power from nature.

[@captainnemo6655]

Follow your intuition!!! You are soo close!! If you pay close attention, the ancient builders of the great hindu temples from BEFORE the empire of Mu sank, they built Atmospheric Electricity WATER generators that look exactly like Lingams. After the Rama empires war of cessation; they still used the Lingams to generate water but the devices were powered by Focused Thoughts, usually from groups of monks all meditating on the same brain energy frequency.

[@stuffoflardohfortheloveof]

Hi Rob, just watched the atmosmotor vid because of this.....please tell me you are intending to build/test one as, surely, a high torque one is surely too good to be true?......here's hoping anyway 🤪👍

[@captainnemo6655]

This!! We would love to see Robs version of these devices and motors!

[@smarttraveler8232]

I think this would be good for charging batteries to provide heat and light.

[@captainnemo6655]

Exactly the right type of application! Imagine atmospheric electricity powered room heaters? :D

[@DimitriPappas]

@@captainnemo6655 all fun and games until a storm comes by, and your "atmospheric room heater" becomes an instant bomb :)

[@captainnemo6655]

@@DimitriPappas best way to go EVER

[@DimitriPappas]

@@captainnemo6655 haha, true

[@nb6175]

The lasersaber videos showing high torque used a power source: "In this case I am powering the motor with my HVDC power supply." (From lasersaber's reply in the comments of that vid) It's quite telling these motors exist and have done so for a long time yet there are no demos showing useful amounts of electricity being generated from the actual atmosphere.

[@Linuxpunk81]

I knew it lol

[@brettmciver432]

Could you put on the roof (4 - 5 meters up a multi spiked but insulated from the rest of the roof piece of corrugated iron with lots of spikes in it to grab said atmospheric charge and charge a battery bank with it?

[@captainnemo6655]

Yes you could!!! But you might want to float the collector a bit much higher. Corrugated metal roofs and collectors of Atmospheric Electricity make good lightning rods.

[@paprjam]

If you send a balloon up, we'll shoot it down. :D I've liked watching videos of shooting rockets with wires up into a storm to direct the lighting to follow the wire. Now I wonder if it's causing a lightning bolt by tapping into the atmospheric energy. ??

[@captainnemo6655]

Yes it is!! And on that same note, you can do the same to tap into zero point energy. Like the Energy from the Vacuum generator that Dr. T Henry Morray built, that used a very special valve to do this, much like a rocket with a wire attached. The Morray valve completed the circuit and got energy to flow.

[@nevyngould1744]

Would I be wrong to think you'd have just put a lightning conductor/leader up in the air and it wouldn't be healthy to be near it in certain weather conditions? Edit. What made me think about this is the experiments in rocket and wire triggered lightning.

[@captainnemo6655]

No actually you are in the right.... which is why you DO NOT stand next to these things in bad weather for the same reason you don't want to hold metal objects in the middle of a thunderstorm or stand under trees. The design is meant to be almost maintenance free so that it works all by itself without needing to be there near it. Also that experiment was recently done again but with a LASER instead of a rocket and wire. Laser guided thunder bolts.

[@nevyngould1744]

@@captainnemo6655 thought so. And the equipment attached to it? How would that fare? I'm thinking 10 will get you 1 any such set up going to get hit in a thunderstorm, and the thought of replacing everything afterwards is a nightmare. The cable vaporises scattering metal dust, the next lightning bolt following doesn't always track the same line so can hit surrounding structures and occupied areas, your balloon or drone is gone, and I'd expect the generator coil slagged. Its all great in principle but reality often stomps all over expectation. Not trying to be a negative nelly but can imagine major problems to overcome before this is practicable.

[@captainnemo6655]

​@@nevyngould1744 this is why the experiments, technology and sciences are moving forward with LASER guided Bolts of Thunder. From a safe distance and guided PERPETUALLY to the desired targets. Laser light does not turn you into a conductor. Also have you checked out Ion Power Group? They are the folks following these foot steps with demonstrations that actually do work at large scales and small scales.

[@herenow2895]

Nicola Tesla has atmospheric electricity pretty well sussed.

[@captainnemo6655]

Then that means it's time to explore zero point energy, electricity from the vacuum or the electricity of the universe itself :) let's see if Rob can go over Zero Point energy devices.

[@offgridwanabe]

Where is my Kite lol

[@captainnemo6655]

It's high up powering a cell phone to watch KZbin videos.

[@peterlang777]

in navvare florida there is a company called ion power group that does this NASA connected

[@captainnemo6655]

Really good info to have! Good research.

[@WAZZAWAYNE1234]

Can you run a static motor on negative voltage? Like imagine a hole in the ground for the minus then maybe a pole of 4 or 5 meters high for the positive? Just for more practicality

[@captainnemo6655]

Good question!

[@RoyLyons]

So a question that I have is... If the high voltage can be converted to rotating a rod, then why can't we just use that to create a conventional generator spinning coils through a magnetic field? Wouldn't that then create the wattage needed for a respectable electric supply? I ask, of course, out of complete ignorance. Please be kind.

[@captainnemo6655]

This question!! Its exactly what we are exploring on Robs channel. I encourage you to check out Matt Blythes video titled "Teslas little secret" and also LaserSabers video titled "Graphene/Graphite Atmospheric Electricity Collectors" If you put these two together and we follow your train of inquiry then you get the Atmo Motor/Generator that Plasma Channel built.

[@k1ortia]

pretty nicola knew what he was on about

[@Knosferatu]

Master Electro Mage, I am your distant apprentice sir.

[@trey5311]

can you apply this field to a ball and put wind wind tunnel and see if it lessins the drag on it please?

[@KimTiger777]

If one only could make vacuum balloons things would have been pretty fun.

[@captainnemo6655]

Vacuum balloons, maybe. Vacuum BUBBLE, absolutely yes!!!! This is how real life Warp Drives work.

[@elliottdiedrich3068]

The breakthrough that the world has been waiting for already happened around the turn of the previous century. It received patent approval on November 5, 1901 US685957. The owner of the patent was of course Nikola Tesla.

[@deltonlomatai2309]

If there was a gas that is ionized by sun light and put in a cell, potentially a solar powered car or ship could be created. Always good stuff to think about.

[@deltonlomatai2309]

A plane, glider, powered by an atmospheric electricity could stay up for hours.

[@captainnemo6655]

Yea these are compact fusion powered fighter planes and bombers. They run by encapsulating ionized plasma gas that generates electricity endlessly for the ship. I believe Lockheed Martin has the production patents for these.

[@LouisOnEarth]

You’ve basically discovered how gravity works. Well done. That along with botany and density. Have a look at the patent for the planisphere and see it’s based on the Gleason’s map. Happy exploring truth and lies

[@captainnemo6655]

You've basically discovered crappy sarcasm, good work! It seems to run on a narrow mind and points of view.

[@grapesodas]

Try combining this concept with an ION thruster blowing on a conventional turbine

[@captainnemo6655]

This is actually already being done. Have you seen the Ion Propulsion Jets and Ion Propulsion Drones?

[@sydneyhunt6681]

Ground lightning 🌩 is the way I believe as rivers of electricity in our Earth 🌍

[@sceptic33]

a thought i'd had about atmospheric voltage harvesting but never tested, was to flip a high wire between being an extension of ground and a HV dipole by repeatedly connecting and disconnecting the ground connection... seems to me this would cause current in the wire as it flipped from dipole to ground voltage.. would a transformer coil in the wire output any useful power if this was done at a suitable frequency? i think maybe i saw something suggesting a setup like this would also send out lots of radio waves as it flipped, not sure...

[@kevinleebailey]

This is where pulse motor's come to play. Check out lidmotor channel and lasersaber's channel

[@kevinleebailey]

Also a spark gap and capacitor circuit will produce radio waves.

[@sceptic33]

@@kevinleebailey its not really the radio waves I'm after. if anything they would be a problem, probably causing interference on prohibited frequencies... i'm thinking like an alternative way to use something like teslas wardenclif tower... instead of driving power through the small primary coil to induce hv on the large coil and raised top load, I'm wondering if simply switching a ground connection in and out on the large coil and high antenna, so forming and collapsing a dipole there(?), would induce current in the smaller coil usually used as the primary driver... ?

[@kevinleebailey]

@@sceptic33 pulse a coil and capacitor with a pulse motor. The make and break to the ground is done by a reed switch.

[@kevinleebailey]

@@sceptic33 If KZbin take the link down Check out Matt Blythe The One's video Tesla's little secret. The circuit you are looking for is in that video.

[@Kangsteri]

People voted against free energy to get radio and wifi. They will also vote against these dangerous antennas for common use, to get taxi drones...

[@captainnemo6655]

You are probably right. People are strange.

[@potential900]

?

[@jenstanna9207]

❤ love your content , a project i would like to see when you have time , the tesla radiant approach, aluminium foil in epoxi for minimum lekage, earth ground , 3 volt cap 100 mf unloading via coil to charge 12v battery :-)

[@portlandlocalchurch8168]

I prayed and asked God how the cars of the future would be powered and to my surprise he answered me.. He said that future cars would be powered from the magnetic fields of the earth.. hmmm..that's interesting... I wonder if Tesla's experiments would reveal something we haven't quite figured out yet?

[@travismoore7849]

Can you pump oil through or over epoxy pipes to make a fluid van digraph generator?

[@travismoore7849]

Can photons be used in cascade mirror arrays to make static charge in epoxy or doped epoxy with ferro electric materials as nano layers?

[@captainnemo6655]

Maybe, if you were to suspend magnetic ferrite particles in the oil. This is the realm of Magneto Hydro Dynamics, which Rob also has videos on in the library.

[@travismoore7849]

@@captainnemo6655 The idea was to use a fluid friction to make static charge not a electrical one.

[@captainnemo6655]

​@@travismoore7849 agreed! Did you see any of Rob's Videos on Magneto Hydro Dynamics?

[@travismoore7849]

@@captainnemo6655 Magnets and two electrodes with salt water. Too much current and the water was electrolyzed.

[@WasaMada]

Where can I get the print

[@johnroyal4913]

I think if you could store the energy and then use it later and use a transformer for other motors?

[@lightcapmath2777]

can you use a microwave transformer to get such voltages? this would be, as you stated a great school project. Thank you RMS DVD:)

[@philip5940]

Rob would know the statistics. It's maybe 5 deaths per year due to MOT exploring.

[@captainnemo6655]

@@philip5940 that's why we are exploring Atmospheric Electricity instead.

[@davidhilton7780]

USE CURRENT LIMITING METHODS!! It will require lower voltage to primary with frequency at 440Hz min

[@wizz33a18]

thake a look at the schoolgirl motor

[@captainnemo6655]

Those motors are awsome!!

[@Istandby666]

The earth absorbs around 1/3rd or around 30% of the sun's energy. Still more energy than we know what to do with at this time.