(Conspiracy Nation, 01/13/07)
-- "There can be no 'perpetual motion'," decided some scientists. But
they were faced with a problem: the universe itself represented an
enormous perpetual motion machine. To tip-toe around the gaping
discrepancy, some scientists invented a "Big Bang" theory.
"Once upon a time," (so the story goes), "the universe was in a
state in which all the matter and energy was at an immense temperature
and density. Then it exploded. There was a 'big bang.' That energy
propels the universe. But the energy from 'big bang' is slowly
diminishing." (Partial reference, "Big Bang," Wikipedia, Jan. 12, 2007)
Since the energy from fantastic "big bang" is slowly diminishing,
that means the universe is not a perpetual motion machine.
The reason for elevation of "big bang" into homily for our times is
to dispense any notions about abundant energy. If the universe is
"winding down," that means there is decreasing energy. "Energy is
scarce, my friend. And it's getting scarcer," is the plaint and moan.
Since energy is scarcer due overall to the universe "winding down,"
that explains why the price of energy tends to keep climbing.
The ones ultimately benefiting from "big bang etc." are those who
own and stingily make their energy available to the market. Those
owners really liked the scientists who elevated "big bang." The
scientists found hefty paychecks in their mailboxes. "Hmmm... I wonder
who could have sent me all this money?" they pondered. "Maybe it is
some after-effect of 'big bang.'"
When you keep hearing in the mass media, "Big Bang, Big Bang. The
expanding universe is unwinding," the paradigm is, "Energy is scarce,
and getting scarcer." But you are being told a lie.
First of all, notices William Lyne, the idea that the universe had
some sort of beginning is ridiculous. What was it before it became the universe?
"Physicists do not widely agree on what happened before this," states
the Wikipedia reference (op. cit.). The universe has no "beginning" and
no "end." The universe is eternal. (Lyne, William. Occult Science Dictatorship.
Creatopia Productions, 2002. ISBN: 0-9637467-8-2)
Some scientists try to tell us, "We are like ants, crawling on a
football. Space is curved." But what lies "beyond the football"? The
universe is infinite, not a "curved football."
Since the universe is eternal (Latin: e-ternus, outside the three, i.e.,
outside length, width, and depth), the universe
is by no means "winding down." In turn, it follows that energy is not
"scarce and getting scarcer," and that the universe in actual fact does
represent a perpetual motion machine.
All matter is continuously bombarded by cosmic rays, a form of
electromagnetic radiation discovered in 1965 that fills the entire
universe. ("Cosmic microwave background radiation," Wikipedia, Jan. 12,
2007). Different from this is zero-point energy (ZPE). Space is not an
empty vacuum because, for one thing, the omnipresent aether fills all
space (and all matter, besides). Particles of energy flash in and out
of existence about their
"zero-point" baselines. "The trouble was," writes Nick Cook, aviation
editor at Jane's Defence Weekly and author of The Hunt For Zero Point
(NY: Broadway Books, 2001. ISBN: 0-7679-0627-6), "no one knew quite
where it [ZPE] was coming from."
The ZPE, as reported in the previous article by Conspiracy Nation ("Oil Bust 2007,"
http://www.shout.net/~bigred/OilBust.html),
manifests via the mysterious aether.
Cook (op. cit.) reports it is theoretically possible to draw
"perhaps a lot" of ZPE energy from our everyday surroundings.
It is a misunderstanding to equate matter with energy. Lyne (op.
cit.) offers a campfire analogy to help explain. The heat from a
campfire is not caused by destruction of the wood (matter), but by
conversion of previous matter to a different form. Matter is never
actually destroyed. What happens is, as the wood burns, its molecular
bonds are broken and cosmic energy, stored in the wood, is released.
This results in heat, in the campfire example.
We live within a vast perpetual motion machine, powered by infinite,
eternal energy. That energy pervades space. Light from the Sun
nourishes the Earth, but higher-frequency forms of energy, which we
cannot see, also power our planet and the universe. Poet T.S. Eliot
waxed rhapsodic in praise of this "invisible light":
"Therefore we thank Thee for our
little light, that is dappled with shadow.
We thank Thee who hast moved us to building, to finding,
to forming at the ends of our fingers and beams of our eyes.
And when we have built an altar to the Invisible Light,
we may set thereon the little lights for which our bodily vision is
made.
And we thank Thee that darkness reminds us of light.
O Light Invisible, we give Thee thanks for Thy great glory!"
("Choruses From 'The Rock'")
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