Fwd: RE: [Keelynet] What is heat?

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2018-09-25T09:37:41-05:00 · Norman Wootan <[email protected]>
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Subject: 	RE: [Keelynet] What is heat?
Date: 	Tue, 19 Sep 2000 10:44:59 -0400
From: 	Carrigan, Ken <[email protected]>
To: 	'Norman Wootan ' <[email protected]>



  

-----Original Message-----
From: Norman Wootan
To: Keelynet
Sent: 9/19/2000 7:13 AM
Subject: [Keelynet] What is heat?

>I had an interesting E-mail exchange with Ken Carrigan in
>which he asked a great question:
>Comment: Seems to me that cooling is 'extraction' of energy
>and spraying negative charges (electrons?) would add more
>energy?  Positive charge (loss of electrons) would extract
>energy?  This is what I have a hard time grasping.

>My answer to this is simple: Remember the hole theory
>regarding how electrons flow?  What if the fact that we have
>a bunch of missing electrons (gross positive) that allows
>electrons room to move about which in turn causes the
>material to posses a higher potential or energy. A higher
>energy state could be describe as an electron deficiency
>creating sort of a aetheric vacuum.  

Norm, so your saying that copper has a deficiency of electrons
normally?  Spray electrons on the surface of copper and the
surface will cool?  Can this be measured with just pure copper
plate?  Maybe a copper circuit board and 27kV source?  I have
that in my basement to try.  Another interesting thing about
high voltage is that corona discharge of negative potenial is
blue whereas positive corona discharge is redish.  Blue negative
and Red positive?  neat huh?

>Think of a material at
>absolute zero on the kelvin scale. There is no motion or
>activity because the material is so grossly net negative
>that there is no room for motion. Sort of like a fat hog
>that has eaten so much that all it can do is just lie there
>and sleep.
>Norm

So your also saying that 'cold' is enormous amounts of
electrons?  I thought cold just slows down the atomic
state of matter, such that no random thermal motion is
observed in matter.  This way the electrons can JUMP
shells so quickly and without causing more random movement.

So what is positive corona, if negative corona is electrons
(which are negative)?

v/r Ken Carrigan