Suzanne Price

Breaking bonds for free energy capture. There is enough energy in a single cubic meter of space to boil all the oceans in the world.

The challenge to free energy researchers and inventors is how to extract a mere portion of space energy for practical use. If everything is entangled as physicists have recently discovered and proven, what are the keys to accessing and multiplying free energy, and what tools can in-dependent researchers and inventors utilize to achieve over-unity? Are there basic principles even hierarchical ones, to break bonds of quan-tum and atomic particles? Breaking the bonds of entangled particle/wave strings provide clues to achieving over-unity. The higher energy is trapped in the bonding strings/mechanism/codes as Feynman has noted. Breaking these bonds to release inherent energies for practical capture is a basic principle. Beyond the energies required to break bonds, the next steps are capturing, storing and relaying freed energy.

Here,we explore the nature of quantum and chem-ical bonding and the fine art of bond breaking. Selected devices demonstrated or researched at TeslaTech, related conferences, and recently pub-lished scientific papers will be featured. Devices or techniques examined include the Papp engine and disruption of noble gas balance, cavitation and electrolysis for hydrogen extraction, conduc-tor rotation for exponential electron production, and nano dot technology cascade, to name a few.

About Suzanne Price

Suzanne is a visionary thinker, cultural anthropologist, independent science researcher, and professional presenter. Suzanne received a B.A. magna cum laude, University of Wyoming, and M.A. in cultural anthropology from Tulane University in New Orleans. She has been a presenter at Teslatech Extraordinary Technology Conferences since 2012, and has also spoken before COFE, the Society for Scientific Exploration as well as numerous national, regional and local forums. Recently, Suzanne introduced a new integrative theory called, Information Encoded Light, which explores the process by which the creative worlds (including 3D) come into being from a coded information scientific and spiritual perspective with emphasis on inherent quantum features and processes. She believes free energy can be accessed for practical use at certain transitional stages. Before becoming a quantum researcher, Ms. Price enjoyed a career as Communications Director for a quasi-federal/state environmental finance agency, State of Arizona. She retired and lives in Front Range Colorado