ZPF is a substack about the science of the Zero Point Energy Field and our research and development program for engineering the quantum vacuum
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The Tiny Cavities That Tried to Tap the Quantum Vacuum
In 2012, two researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder, Olga Dmitriyeva and Garret Moddel, published the results of a rather extraordinary experiment. They pumped gases through membranes filled with millions upon milli...
Dr. Don Patton and the Noah’s Ark Claims
Dr. Don Patton is shown here with the U.S. geologic team examining the NAMI “wood” sample in Doğubayazıt, Turkey (2008)
Examining the Evidence: Dr. Don Patton and the Persistent Claims for Noah’s Ark
Headlines move faster than labo...
ZPF Technologies Go Fund Me Campaign
The Next Chapter for ZPF Technologies: From Theory to Engineering
We’re launching a $65,000 fundraising campaign to take our experimental nanocavity-array research to its next milestone.
There’s a point in scientific research when discu...
GROUND STATE ≠ NO WORK: THE CASIMIR FACT WE WERE TAUGHT TO IGNORE
For years
we have been handed essentially the same story about the zero-point energy field:
“It is the ground state, so you can’t do anything useful with it.” Then, when someone points to the Casimir effect, the answer comes back...
Displacement Current in “Empty” Space?
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There is a deceptively simple experiment buried in Barry Setterfield’s Cosmology and the Zero Point Energy that raises a surprisingly deep question. Take two metal plates, connect them to a power supply, and place a ceram...
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ZPF explores the emerging frontier of Extended Stochastic Electrodynamics, dynamically organized electromagnetic environments, topology, coherence, and boundary-conditioned interactions within the quantum vacuum.
Applied extended electrodynamics. Vector potential coils. Plasmoid accelerator engineering
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