Mainstream Quantum Field Theory

Casimir Effect

A quantum phenomenon discussed in the context of manipulating vacuum energy and creating negative energy fields.

Scientists / Papers

Hendrik Casimir (1948), Robert Forward's 1984 paper, Hendrik Casimir, Alphonse Ruda, Bernard Haisch, Papers by Sonny White and Charles Chase.

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The Superfluid Vacuum and the Limits of Modern Science →

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Schrödinger Equation Engineering

By creating 'zero systems' with opposing vectors, probabilities in quantum mechanics can be deliberately manipulated

Superfluid Vacuum Model

Spacetime is a superfluid medium (the ether) composed of zero-point energy, not empty vacuum

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Vacuum Catastrophe Vacuum Refractive Index Dirac Sea Ford and Sper Papers Negative Energy Solutions Vacuum Fluctuations Casimir Torque / Vacuum Fluctuations Zero Point Energy (ZPE) and Inertia