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Electromotion Energy Corporation

James Andrew Leskosek

Greg John Montie

Jai Zachary

Ted Simonian Kordolia

A method of producing atomic or quantum fuel includes the steps of providing a plurality of spinning bodies having mass, angularly accelerating the spinning bodies so as to spin each spinning body at angular velocities approaching the speed of light to thereby store energy in the spinning bodies, and in one embodiment so as to cause time dilation, triggering a conversion of the stored energy from an angular momentum of at least parts of the spinning bodies so as to convert the stored energy to translational or radiation energy.

Synthetic atomic fuel and a method of producing same

A modified opioid is provided comprising modified morphine molecules, wherein for each morphine molecule, one or more carbon atoms are replaced with silicon atoms. A method is further provided for modifying an opioid comprising morphine molecules, said method comprising the step of replacing one or more carbon atoms with silicon atoms.

Modified opioids containing silicon

Synergistic Energy Ecosystem using a co-generation system and method wherein waste energy from waste heat producers within an enclosure including an electric generator is reclaimed to supply heat to the cold end of a heat pump within the enclosure for optimized use in space heating a habitat and to the management of the distribution of electricity from the generator so as to supply electricity to the habitat and to neighboring habitats when efficient, cost-effective or required to do so by distribution policies managing the energy eco-system.

Synergistic energy ecosystem

A plasma gate includes at least one conductive input line having a corresponding at least one terminal end, a plurality of conductive output lines having a corresponding plurality of input ends, and a plasma gap having opposite first and second ends, where the plasma gap extends between the terminal ends of the input lines and the input ends of the output lines. A plasma-generating gas is resident in the plasma gap. At least one field generator having a field-generating distal end is mounted so as to position the distal end of the field generator adjacent the plasma gap. The output lines are arrayed along the plasma gap in a spaced apart array. The distal end of the field generator is positioned at least at the first end of the plasma gap.

Plasma gate

A plasma drive includes a plurality of plasma thrusters arrayed in each of at least one array of plasma thrusters. Plasma thrust may be generated sequentially or in a pulse from each array. Circuitry is adapted to selectively fire each thruster in each array according to a digitally controlled progression. The controlled firing progression collectively provides a cumulative thrust vector for each array. In a turbine drive embodiment the controlled progression causes sequential firing of the thrusters in each array, and the arrays in sequence. The controlled progression allows for directional control of the combined cumulative thrust vectors.

Plasma drive

A quantum harmonic radar method includes comparing the determined timing or spacing of the detected hertzian waves with the pre-determined amplitude and frequency of the hertzian waves being transmitted from a transmitter, and by the comparison determining if the detected hertzian waves have a spacing therebetween is greater than a spacing between said transmitted hertzian waves having said pre-determined amplitude and frequency, whereupon signalling a presence in said transmission field of an electromagnetic energy absorbent object.

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Summerland, Canada

James Andrew Leskosek