Low on Energy?

Alternate sources of energy are quickly becoming a concern. I did a quick search to see what kind of new updates have made the news.

This is a self-propelled generator that has the ability to power a household without any maintence for several years (repair is probably needed to replace moving parts).

Speaking of generators, Tom Bearden has a very interesting development. Originally I was going to write a post on gravity after thinking over gravity wells, but after looking at video on gravity and the use of reiki in humans, I moved on to more conventional ideas like tangible energy sources. Check out Tom's page, it's interesting, he talks about how electromagnetic energy is abundant in the vacuum around us, and that energy can be collected from the vacuum. This idea has merit, it connects gravity, electromagnetism (resonance) and mass into an idea of energy production. Going back to reiki it makes "internal" sense, it's a very radical idea, but a worthwhile one to explore.

http://www.cheniere.org/

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Harnessing the power of the sun just got smaller. 15,000x smaller, you might need a small field of mirrors to concentrate the sun into this solar panel, but it's huge steps. Hopefully it won't be too expensive.

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This is getting rather old, we need to see some progress with the salt water fuel ASAP. Especially by way of automobiles as it's easily the most mass produced polluter on the planet. The following 2 videos are about a recent finding on separating the hydrogen from water.

The following is a tribute to Stan Meyer, he invented something good, got sued by his investors, and quietly poisoned in a restaurant. Before John Kansas accidently discovered a way to separate hydrogen from water, Stan Meyer had already retrofitted a dune buggy with a water fuel engine. In the previous video you can see his twin brother carrying on his work.

The legacy and project has been kept alive despite major automotive companies aspiring to maintain a strong bottom line.
http://waterpoweredcar.com/

The Wikipedia on the man:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Meyer

I'll discuss gravity another day. Two days left to clean your towel!