Energy from the Vacuum - Season 1 Episode 13 Energy From The Vacuum 13 - Electrodynamics Its Origins History And Struggles
The title says it all. Heaviside, Lorentz (with a “t”), Lorenz (without a “t”), Dirac, Maxwell, Whittaker, Faraday, and on and on. The contributions of the giants as the field of electrodynamics emerges are all meticulously and entertainingly reviewed with gusto by one of their greatest lifelong students, Tom Bearden. And reviewed even-handedly and with relish—as each one of their theories is not only analyzed in great detail, but charted for the deficiencies and shortcomings that were concurrently also brought to the table. This two hour episode is a must for anyone that has more than a passing interest in the field of electricity, as the ying and the yang are both equally explored, including the buried powerhouse of negative energy. Watch as Tom shows how the new frontiers are pushed out over the course of history, coupled with the sad deficiencies that accompanied this.
- Title: Energy from the Vacuum
- Year: 2004
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- Director: Tom Bearden, John Bedini
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- Crew: Tom Bearden (Director)
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- Runtime: 48 minutes
- IMDb: 0.00 / 10 by 0 users
- Popularity: 0.626
- First Air Date: Jan 15, 2004
- Last Air date: May 13, 2004
- Season: 1 Season
- Episode: 18 Episode
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