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Peter Sargent wrote:

>   Z.P.E. [Zero point energy] - The energy remaining in a substance at the
> "absolute zero of temperature (0 K).  This is in accordance with quantum  theory,
> in which a particle oscillating with SHM does not have a stationary state of zero
> KE.  Moreover, the uncertainty principle doesn't allow such a particle to be at
> rest at exactly the centerpoint of its oscillations.
>
> in case you need certain physics 'issues, theories' explained, now the imbedded
> helps are below.  It makes for better reading and understanding.
>
> (simple harmonic motion - A form of periodic motion in which a point or body
> oscillates along a line about a central point in such a way that it ranges an
> equal distance on either side of the central point and that its acceleration
> towards the central point is always proportional to its distance from it.)
> (kinetic energy - energy of motion)
> (Heisenberg UP) - (The principle that it is not possible to know with unlimited
> accuracy both the position and momentum of a particle )

ZPE seems to be in defiance of what is earthly and that which obeys the 'laws' and
generalizations postulated and tested by humans throughout this age of technological
development.  Getting something for nothing is a difficult thing to conceptualize.
But perhaps there may very well be a cost, [when the means necessary to unleash this
ubiquitous energy source is discovered.]  Is anyone familiar with contemporary
research on Zero Point Energy?

Thank you,

Peter L. Sargent