A German student has built an
electromagnetic harvester that recharges an AA battery by soaking up
ambient, environmental radiation.
These harvesters can gather free
electricity from just about anything, including overhead power lines,
coffee machines, refrigerators, or even the emissions from your WiFi
router or smartphone.
This might sound a bit like hocus-pocus
pseudoscience, but the underlying science is actually surprisingly
sound. We are, after all, just talking about wireless power transfer —
just like the smartphones that are starting to ship with wireless
charging tech, and the accompanying charging pads.
Dennis Siegel, of the University of
Arts Bremen, does away with the charging pad, but the underlying tech is
fundamentally the same. We don’t have the exact details — either
because he doesn’t know (he may have worked with an electrical
engineer), or because he wants to patent the idea first — but his basic
description of “coils and high frequency diodes” tallies with how
wireless power transfer works. In essence, every electrical device gives
off electromagnetic radiation — and if that radiation passes across a
coil of wire, an electrical current is produced. Siegel says he has
produced two versions of the harvester: One for very low frequencies,
such as the 50/60Hz signals from mains power — and another for megahertz
(radio, GSM) and gigahertz (Bluetooth/WiFi) radiation.
The efficiency of wireless charging,
however, strongly depends on the range and orientation of the
transmitter, and how well the coil is tuned to the transmitter’s
frequency. In Siegel’s case, “depending on the strength of the electromagnetic field,” his
electromagnetic harvester can recharge one AA battery per day.
He doesn't specify, but presumably one-AA-per-day is when he’s sitting
next to a huge power substation. It makes you wonder how long it would
take to charge an AA battery via your coffee machine, or by leeching
from your friend’s mobile phone call.
As a concept, though, Siegel’s
electromagnetic harvester is very interesting. On its own, a single
harvester might not be all that interesting — but what if you stuck a
bunch of them, magnetically, to various devices all around your house?
Or, perhaps more importantly, why not use these harvesters to power tiny
devices that don’t require a lot of energy? Sensors, hearing aids
(cochlear implants), smart devices around your home — they could all be
powered by harvesting small amounts of energy from the environment.
One question does remain, though: How
much ambient, wasted electromagnetic radiation is actually available?
There are urban legends about people who install coils of wire in their
garage, and then suck up large amounts of power from nearby power
substations or radio transmitters. Would the power/radio company notice?
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The "Flower of Life" can be found in all major religions of the world. It contains the patterns of creation as they emerged from the "Great Void". Everything is made from the Creator's thought.
After the creation of the Seed of Life the same vortex's motion was continued, creating the next structure known as the Egg of Life.
This structure forms the basis for music, as the distances between the
spheres is identical to the distances between the tones and the half
tones in music. It is also identical to the cellular structure of the
third embryonic division (The first cell divides into two cells, then to
four cells then to eight). Thus this same structure as it is further
developed, creates the human body and all of the energy systems
including the ones used to create the Merkaba. If we continue creating more and more spheres we will end up with the structure called the Flower of Life.
The Flower of Life
The Seed of Life
The flower of life holds a secret symbol created by drawing 13 circles out of the Flower of Life.
By doing this, one can discover the most important and sacred pattern in
the universe. This is the source of all that exists; it's called the Fruit of Life.
It contains 13 informational systems. Each one explains another aspect
of reality. Thus these systems are able to give us access to everything
ranging from the human body to the galaxies. In the first system, for
example, it's possible to create any molecular structure and any living
cellular structure that exists in the universe. In short every living
creature.
The most common form of the "Flower of
Life" is hexagonal pattern (where the center of each circle is on the
circumference of six surrounding circles of the same diameter), made up
of 19 complete circles and 36 partial circular arcs, enclosed by a large
circle.
The "Seed of Life" is formed from seven
circles being placed with sixfold symmetry, forming a pattern of circles
and lenses, which acts as a basic component of the Flower of Life's
design.
The Temple of Osiris at Abydos, Egypt contains the oldest
to date example. it is carved in granite and may possibly represent the
Eye of Ra a symbol of the authority of the pharaoh.
Other examples can be found in Phoenician, Assyrian, Indian, Asian, Middle Eastern, and medieval art.
Leonardo da Vinci has studied the Flower of Life's form and its
mathematical properties. He has drawn the Flower of Life itself, as well
as components therein, such as the Seed of Life. He has drawn geometric
figures representing shapes such as the platonic solids, a sphere, a
torus, etc., and has also used the golden ratio of phi in his artwork;
all of which may be derived from the Flower of Life design.
Flower of life made of intersecting spheres instead of circles.
Crop Circle showing a variation of the Flower of Life
The flower of life shape contains a secret shape known as the
fruit of life that consists of 13 spheres that hold many mathematical
and geometrical laws. These laws represent the whole universe. Giving
the flower of life to someone is like giving them the whole universe in
one jewel.
The Flower of Life can be found in all
major religions of the world. In Egypt, the source of all the
monotheistic religions, the "Flower of Life", can be found in the
ancient Temple of Abydos. In Israel, it can be found in ancient
synagogues in the Galilee and in Mesada.
People reported physical and
psychological changes after wearing this pendant - faster heart beats,
prophetic dreams, breaking of illusions, seeing the reality as it is and
becoming free from long time fears.
The flower of life is one of the strongest sacred geometric shapes!
Crop Circle in UK showing a variation of the Flower of Life
F.O.L. Symbol in Egypt
The original flower of life (found on several pillars within "the Osireion" at abydos in Egypt)
Flower of Life carved on a temple wall
The image is hard to see, but a wide view and a close up are shown, below
The Temple of Osiris at Abydos, Egypt
Flower of Life carved on a temple wall
FOL Symbol in India
"Golden Temple of the Sikhs" Amritsar, a city in Punjab (India)
Flower of Life - Amistar, India (close up)
FOL Symbol in Turkey
This floor mosaic must be about 8m square
and lies on the floor of house 1a in Ephesus, Curetes Street, near the
Library of Celsius. It is probably 1st Century BC (Roman).
FOL Symbol in Turkey (Ephesus, in Izmir)
FOL mosaic on the roof of one of the little houses in city of Ephesus, in Izmir.
Mystic Shirts (below.) These shirts were worn under the
clothing and they had a great number of sacred symbols on them to
protect the sultan." These Mystic Shirts were found in the Topkape's
Palace, in Istanbul, in a room where they keep the suits worn by the
sultans. Also close up of the sleeve with the Flower of Life pattern
Seed of Life - 1st Century BC
from one of the palaces of King Herod
(from the Israel Museum)
Flower Of Life In the Federal State of Lower Austria in the town of Weitra
St Magnus Cathedral, showing what they call “an early stone slab showing a crusader’s sword and cross
(possibly 13th century)” in Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Scotland.
Knights Templar tombstone from St Magnus cathedral in Kirkwall
~ROSSLYN CHAPEL- THE CEILING~
The Chapel is filled with the Sinclair
symbol of the engrailed cross, and the building is said to be based on
the ancient temple of Jerusalem. The Chapel is believed by many to be
the final hiding place of a much sought after sacred relic, the Holy
Grail itself, thought to be part of the Templar treasure smuggled out of
France during the attack on the Templars when Phillip the Fair decided
to bring down the powerful and influential order. Some of the order fled
to Portugal, others, it is said, to Scotland, for the Templars had
connections by marriage to the Sinclairs, and the Scots, including
Robert the Bruce, were ready to welcome such a renowned group as the
Knights Templar to help them in their fight against the English crown.
Many believe that the Templar's brought with them to Europe new
knowledge and holy relics found under the Temple Mount itself. Indeed,
it was the Templars who sparked the phenomenal new architecture revealed
in the building of the gothic cathedrals of Medieval Europe, the first
of these being Chartres in France.
“ In a single century from 1170 no fewer than eighty cathedrals and
almost five hundred abbeys were built in France alone, involving more
masonry than was ever cut in ancient Egypt! These buildings were built
to a startling new scale never seen before.“- Knight and Lomas. The
Hiram Key. The architecture is such that the experience of sound is
heightened. It may be that, like the ancient standing stones and long
barrows, these ‘new’ sacred sites were similarly built and ‘tuned’ to
enhance certain frequencies and energies.
“What if, in their excavations on the Temple Mount, they had unearthed
scrolls, manuscripts, theorems or blueprints relating to Solomon’s
Temple itself? What if these discoveries had included the lost
architectural secrets of geometry, proportion, balance and harmony that
had been known to the builders of the pyramids and other great monuments
of antiquity?“-- Graham Hancock.The Sign and the Seal.
FOL carved on a wall stone in the ancient city of
Preslav, Bulgaria (893 BC)
FOL in the ruins of Kabile, near the city of Jambol.
Tønning church is located in: Brædstrup - Denmark
Lion guardian with the FOL ball [under its paw] at the Forbidden City in Beijing China.
The Kabbalah Tree of Life derived from the Flower of Life.
The origin of the G of freemasonry
Most ancient alphabets originate from the complete flower of life
Several magic and alchemical symbols which are found within the flower
The ancient stone circle of Stonehenge, which symbolizes the complete
flower of life, the hexagonal geometric pattern on which the earths
natural energy grid is based
A portion of the world grid, which invisibly encircles the planet. The
grid is based on 'the complete flower of life' and the hexagon/hexagram.
