How Does Zero Point Energy Work?

 With the push for moving to newer forms of clean energy, there have been several novel systems introduced into the marketplace in the last few years. These alternative energy solutions provide a great way for the average homeowner to generate the power they need for their home and help them lower their monthly electricity bill in the process.

One of the more interesting approaches to these solutions is based on a zero-point generator and relies on the power of magnets to provide clean energy that can be used to power a home. This type of device is referred to as an overunity device because it produces more power than it consumes and will continue to operate as long as the magnets used in its design hold their charge.

The basic operation of this zero-point energy device is made possible by the attraction that the two different poles of a magnet have for each other. It’s this attraction that provides the basis for the rotation of the device, which allows it to spin a generator to produce free energy. The key is that unlike solar or wind power, this type of magnetic generator requires no external power source to operate. Because of this, it can be installed in the basement of a home where it will be protected from the elements.

Inside the magnetic generator there is a central disc made of a non-ferrous material. This disc has a series of very powerful magnets arranged along its outer edge that are all aligned with the same magnetic pole facing towards the outer edge of the disc. This disc is attached to a shaft that is free to spin as the disc spins. Located just outside of this central disc is a ring, also made of a non-ferrous material. This ring has a similar series of magnets mounted on it as the inner disc, with their opposite pole facing the central disc. Because these two sets of magnets have different magnetic poles facing each other, they are attracted to one another.

If the central disc is given a gentle spin, the magnets will be attracted to the next magnet it sees in the direction it is rotating. Normally it would approach this magnet and stop, but because of the momentum of rotation it passes this magnet slightly and is immediately attracted to the next magnet in the series. It approaches this magnet as it rotates and passes it as well, and the pattern continues. This causes this central disc to spin continuously as a result of this magnetic attraction. The disc is attached to a shaft that is also spinning because of the inner disc’s rotation. This shaft drives a generator that supplies the clean energy to your home.

Even though this type of zero-point generator is a fairly new device, there are many designs available that can be built to supply whatever power you may need for your home. These magnetic generators are also very easy to build and can be assembled from inexpensive parts that can easily be found around most homes. Once completed they can generate clean energy for you to use and can help you lower your power bills as well.

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Chris from USA

I am no scientist and it is not my intention to discredit in anyway the information on the magnetic motor, but I believe this is misnomer. I recall what you describe here is indeed called an overunity magnetic motor but is not zero point energy as I understand it. Zero point energy, aka vacuum flux energy consists of no moving parts. It employs negatively charged plates of a material I cant recall that are layered mere nanometers from each other. It then draws out the ENORMOUS potential energy from particles phasing in and out dimensionally between the plates. As we know from quantum theory, particles exist simultaneously in multiple places at multiple times. This device in a sense can take power from \"virtual\" particles that are left trapped between the plates. This is the technology that will power our starships of the hopefully not too distant future lol

Posted at 2:13:pm 03/21/11

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