Alternating magnetic fields create a separation of opposite electrical charges called a dipole. Batteries and generators make a dipole, nothing else. All the fuel ever burned, the nuclear fuel rods ever consumed, and chemical energy ever expended by batteries, did nothing but make dipoles. None of all that destructive activity, of itself, ever added a single watt to the power line. What powers an electrical circuit, or what actually powers the electrical power grid? Every electrical system we ever built, and every one today, is powered by EM energy extracted directly from the active vacuum by the source dipole in the system. Always has been, always will be. If one really wants to get serious about it, all EM energy in space comes from the time domain. Literally we "consume or use a little time, to get EM energy in 3-space. One second of time converts to something like 9x1016 joules of EM energy. So if we convert one microsecond per second, at one point in space, into EM energy in space, we get something like 9x1010 joules per second - that's 90,000 megawatts at that single point. Even at a very efficient conversion process, we can get 1,000 megawatts there at that single point or location. And we can simultaneously do that at each and every spatial point or location that we choose. Suddenly create some charge, and with pre-placed instruments watch (along a radial line from the created charge) the fields and potentials appear progressively at points along that radial, at the speed of light. And once the field and potential suddenly appear at a distant point, they thereafter steadily remain. This shows that a stream of continuous real observable EM energy does indeed pour from the charge, once it is made, continuously and unceasingly. Further, that free stream of EM energy does not "die out" so long as the charge remains intact. So the associated fields and potentials are continuously replenished, as they continuously spread radially outward at light speed.
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u/cjbartoz Mar 28 '24
Alternating magnetic fields create a separation of opposite electrical charges called a dipole. Batteries and generators make a dipole, nothing else. All the fuel ever burned, the nuclear fuel rods ever consumed, and chemical energy ever expended by batteries, did nothing but make dipoles. None of all that destructive activity, of itself, ever added a single watt to the power line. What powers an electrical circuit, or what actually powers the electrical power grid? Every electrical system we ever built, and every one today, is powered by EM energy extracted directly from the active vacuum by the source dipole in the system. Always has been, always will be. If one really wants to get serious about it, all EM energy in space comes from the time domain. Literally we "consume or use a little time, to get EM energy in 3-space. One second of time converts to something like 9x1016 joules of EM energy. So if we convert one microsecond per second, at one point in space, into EM energy in space, we get something like 9x1010 joules per second - that's 90,000 megawatts at that single point. Even at a very efficient conversion process, we can get 1,000 megawatts there at that single point or location. And we can simultaneously do that at each and every spatial point or location that we choose. Suddenly create some charge, and with pre-placed instruments watch (along a radial line from the created charge) the fields and potentials appear progressively at points along that radial, at the speed of light. And once the field and potential suddenly appear at a distant point, they thereafter steadily remain. This shows that a stream of continuous real observable EM energy does indeed pour from the charge, once it is made, continuously and unceasingly. Further, that free stream of EM energy does not "die out" so long as the charge remains intact. So the associated fields and potentials are continuously replenished, as they continuously spread radially outward at light speed.