Garrett Moddel
University of Colorado physics professor / Researcher / Engineer/Science / Free energy researcher / Professor / Scientist / Professor, University of Colorado / Physicist / Professor, Inventor / Inventor / Researcher at University of Colorado / Inventor/Physicist / Professor/Researcher / Inventor, Microchip Developer
Appearances (15)
Responded with skepticism about Casimir weapons
Provided different type of response to Forbes compared to Puthoff
Claim being able to use quantum mechanical extraction on microchips.
Presented at Chase's 2022 presentations
Cited for experiments claiming to extract energy from zero-point vacuum fluctuations.
Cited for ZPE microchip work; speaker suggests he may not fully understand the implications.
Developer of a microchip that allegedly harvests energy from the quantum vacuum using graphene and anti-correlated capacitors.
Cited for using Casimir cavities to extract energy from the vacuum, described as a 'trampoline' effect.
Cited for creating a Casimir cavity microchip that allegedly extracts energy from ZPE.
Cited as another inventor facing criticism for scaling up energy from picowatts.
Holds patents for free energy microchips using Casimir cavities.
Creator of a device using Casimir cavities and Josephson junctions to create a 'trampoline' effect for ZPE extraction; has shared experimental data showing voltage.
Cited for experimental work on extracting energy from Casimir cavities using diodes.
Led the University of Colorado team that built the 2023 Casimir cavity microchip claimed to extract ZPE.
Creator of ZPE microchip patents; Dias claims he worked with Hal Puthoff on hydrogen cavity projects.