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Mesoscopic Exotic Vacuum Objects?



 
 
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Old May 21st 04 posted to sci.physics,sci.astro,sci.skeptic,sci.space,sci.math
Jack Sarfatti
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Default Mesoscopic Exotic Vacuum Objects?

Work in progress with Ken Shoulders who worked with Hal Puthoff I think
at NSA and later at Bill Church's Jupiter Technologies and in Austin.

http://qedcorp.com/destiny/ExoticVacuumObjects.pdf

Some think that Ken's "charge clusters" that I rename EVO's are merely
charged mercury droplets. Ken says he can disprove that. What do I know?
I am merely a simple-minded theorist. In any case I make a model of what
Ken may be seeing.

One curious counterintuitive feature

Einstein's GR in weak field limit is Newton's gravity with a correction term

Grad^2(Gravity Potential) ~ G(mass density)(1 + 3w)

For exotic vacuum, Type 1a supernovae + CHANDRA et-al show
w ~ -1

The rule of thumb is G(mass density)(1 + 3w) is replaced by c^2/\zpf
when w = -1. /\zpf can have either sign depending on intensity of local
vacuum coherence field PSI.

Consider a thin shell of N electrons at radius r. The repulsive Coulomb
self-energy is

~ (Ne)^2/r

Imagine a homogeneous sphere of uniform /\zpf field up to radius r as
the inner core of the thin shell of N electrons.

The gravity potential self energy is then of the form (c^2/\zpf)^2r^6/G*r
where G* G on a short scale.

The total self-potential energy is then of the form

U = a(Ne)^2/r + b(c^2/\zpf)^2r^5/G* 0

Note that both energy terms must be positive to have a possibility of
metastability of the charge cluster. This BTW applies to a single
spatially extended electron as in J.P. Vigier's "tight atomic states"
theory for "cold fusion" or the "sub-atomic bomb."
http://english.pravda.ru/science/19/...8_weapons.html

The positive Coulomb repulsive barrier self-energy decreases with
increasing radius of the thin shell. In contrast the positive exotic
vacuum core zero point energy induced strong short-range effective
gravity potential self-energy increases with increasing radius of the
thin shell of electric charge. Together they form a potential well of
oppositely directed force gradients allowing for the possibility of
metastable equilibrium in this toy static spherically symmetric model where

Total Force on Thin Shell of Electric Charge

= -GradU = +a(Ne)^2/r^2 - 5b(c^2/\zpf)^2r^4/G*

With the metastable equilibrium point of the EVO charge cluster at the
critical point:

GradU = 0

Of course in real EVOs this toy model is too simple.

/\zpf = (hG*/c^3)^-1[(hG*/c^3)^3/2|PSI|^2 - 1]

and PSI obeys a nonlinear dynamical Landau-Ginzburg type nonlinear
nonunitary local partial differential equation with the Mexican Sombrero
potential coupled to Einstein's exotic vacuum field equation

Guv + /\zpfguv = 0

And we have the complex dynamical behavior you see in Ken Shoulders'
photographs in

http://qedcorp.com/destiny/ExoticVacuumObjects.pdf



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