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Season 1 Episode
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 01 - Introduction - Tom Bearden John Bedini
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 02 - John Benini - Tom Bearden John Bedini
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 03 - Dr. Deborah Chung - Negative Resistance
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 04 - Howard Johnson - Magnetic Exchange
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 05 - Hidden Electrodynamics
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 06 - Inside Radiant EnergyEnergy From The Vacuum 06 - Inside Radiant Energy
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 07 - Tesla's Impulse Technology
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 08 - Challenging the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 09 - Moray, Sweet and Antigravity
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 10 - The Kromrey Converter
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 11 - Magnetic Gates And Howard Johnson
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 12 - Petrovoltaics And The Faraday Motor
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 13 - Electrodynamics Its Origins History And Struggles
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 14 - Lockridge Device
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 15 - Seeking Overunity - Tom Bearden John Bedini
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 16 - Equilibrium, Entropy & Energy Defining Moments
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 17 - The Tape Drive Motor
- Season 1 Energy From The Vacuum 18 - Transmutation - Lifting the Veil
Energy from the Vacuum - Season 1 Episode 8 Energy From The Vacuum 08 - Challenging the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics
0.00 48 minutes The reflexive response from mainstream science about the possibility of producing free energy from the vacuum is that it is not possible as this would violate the Second Law of Thermodynamics.
Over the last 20 years the absolute status of the Second Law has come under increased scrutiny, more than during any other period in its 180-year history. Since the early 1980's, roughly 50 papers representing over 20 challenges have appeared in the refereed scientific literature. In July 2002, the first conference on its status was convened at the University of San Diego, attended by 120 researchers from 25 countries. In 2004, the mainstream scientific journal Entropy published a special edition devoted to Second Law challenges. And, in July 2004, an echo of the first conference was held in Prague, Czech Republic.
