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N-MACHINES, FREE ENERGY AND LANCZOS POTENTIAL

We generally think of space as being empty, that is, having no structure whatsoever. Space is usually considered to be the background upon which or within which form and structure appear, and within which matter sits. However, recent developments in zeropoint Physics [1–4], or free energy [5–12], is proving that concept of space to not only be wrong, but one that is blinding humanity to some very real solutions to the global ecological crisis [2, 13, 14]. The emerging paradigm of zero point-energy (and it is a paradigm, since acknowledgement of its existence will necessarily require a reinterpretation [1, 2, 6, 7, 12, 15, 16], (S. Inomata, Private communication, 2000) of the nature of our world), is that the vacuum space is not empty [17, 18]. Rather than a vacuum, space is more like a plenum: an absolute fullness [2] of energetic potentiality that is somehow in a state of balance or equilibrium, such that this enormous potentiality is prevented from manifesting and thus appears as emptiness. Incidentally, Lanczos [19, 20] believed that perhaps instead of a flat Minkowski universe the background is a dynamic highly oscillatory field. If, however, at any point there is an imbalance or asymmetry [1] in this omni-directional cancelling of energies, there appears a disturbance or a ripple that is commonly known as matter. By this analogy all forms of matter, all elementary particles and photons are simply differing modes of asymmetry of the zero-point field of the vacuum with itself. The amount of potential energy contained within the fabric of space has been independently calculated by several physicists [21–23] to be somewhere around of 10115 gr/cm3! This amount of energy is inconceivable by the human imagination. This means that within a single cubic centimeter of vacuum there is an amount o f energy potentially present but in a state of balance. The paradigm of the zero-point energy potential