Water, Energy and Life: Fresh Views From the Water's Edge
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- Dr. Gerald Pollack, UW Professor of Bioengineering, has developed a theory of water that has been called revolutionary. The researcher has spent the past decade convincing worldwide audiences that water is not actually a liquid. Pollack explains his fascinating theory in this 32nd Annual Faculty Lecture.
2008
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This lecture blows my mind every time I watch it.
Better than the TEDx Talk at Guelf, which left me with plenty of questions about methodology. Those were answered here. Thank you for publishing this lecture.
Interesting observations of experiments with water
- water filtration applications
- energy collection applications
- potential new approaches for finding nanoparticle water mix gels (hydraulics, ...?)
- nanoengineering?
thought of these before getting to minute 50
very interesting
Thanks Dr Pollack
Mind blowing lecture of yours enlightened me in interpretation of some fundamentals which described and translated wrongly in our previous knowledge
What you described is far more strong than Atomic explosion or collide of particles
Again I thank You and extend my appreciation to u and your colleagues
I hope sometimes in future i am lucky enough to meet u
Thanks a lot
Isn't it critically important to look at the properties of the separated EZ layer water?
I can't wait when Gerald p. Funds my science. I'm waiting for him to give me the go ahead.
What a brilliant mind. Thanks for this post. Any other info published by this man???
This is incredible, what a genius
Great lecture. Thank you.
Very Cool Information. So, do the effects of nuclear contamination affect the Exception Zone? Benefit or Detriment it? Is it possible to filter salt out of water
using the filter described, and, could such a filter purify nuclear contaminated water?
I would like to take a polarimeter and measure optical activity of EZ water. If you think about it, all water molecules in that zone are oriented in the same way, so that means space is not isotropic, which means light speed will differ which means there'll be some optical activity which means I smart much :)))
couldn´t this tech be put to good use cleaning the mountains of radioactive water stored at fukushima? when is this method going to be applied in the real world?
"You can do research on any subject you want. But stay away from water, because it's really dangerous."
This guy presents the rediscovery of liquid crystal water, and practical engineering cases of how photonic energy (mostly sunlight) creates natural order within water.
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the water..it seems...is not very interesting...I don't trust it...That's why I put googly eyes on the water.