Ken Shoulders charge clusters, a tightly packed cluster of 100 million electrons in a donut shape. The cluster violated the physic law that “like electrical charges, either negative or positive, repel.” Since electrons carry a negative charge they should not cluster. Hal Puthoff thinks the force that holds the electrons come together is called the Casimir effect. “Image two metal plates hovering in space, close to each other. Because the plates shield each other from space energy coming from one direction, the space energy pressing in on each plate from the opposite direction would slam the two of them together, releasing energy as heat.” Shoulder uses the Casimir effect to pinch a cold plasma that conducts electricity-to create heat and charge clusters. The power to overcome the electron repulsion is massive. Charge clusters may be the first commercial space energy product to be sold. [Learn More ...]

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