METHODS FOR GENERATING ELECTROMAGNETIC FORCE-FIELDS

Abstract

The present invention offers methods for generating electromagnetic force-fields. The methods utilize a vortex of rapidly rotating discrete matter that may self-generate electromagnetic field and magnetic compression in the Z-axis of the vortex to create an induced electromagnetic force-field in the eye region of the vortex. The induced electromagnetic force-field acts substantially orthogonally outward from θ-plane of the vortex and substantially parallel to the Z-axis of the vortex, and may be harnessed as useful force for engines, motors, rockets, turbines, and/or other applications where power, pressure, propulsion, energy, and/or force are needed. Certain embodiments may also achieve nuclear fusion within the vortex that may be utilized to help power the methods of the present invention and/or be utilized for additional applications where energy is needed.

Claims

1. A method for generating an electromagnetic force-field, comprising: rotating discrete matter, the matter is rotated at sufficient angular velocity to create a vortex around a central core eye region, the vortex of the matter creates electric charge distribution, the electric charge distribution creates an electric field, the electric field creates a magnetic field, the magnetic field creates magnetic pressure acting substantially in an Z-axis such that a height of the vortex of the matter is substantially compressed along a θ-plane of the vortex, the compressed vortex induces the electromagnetic force-field within the central core eye region, and the induced electromagnetic force-field acts substantially orthogonally outward from the θ-plane of the vortex and is substantially parallel to the Z-axis of the vortex.

2. The method of claim 1, wherein the discrete matter is selected from the group consisting of at least one of gas, plasma, and dust.

3. The method of claim 1, wherein the central core eye region is a substantially rigid physical barrier such that the vortex rotates around the physical barrier, and wherein the discrete matter cannot pass through the barrier, and wherein the barrier allows the induced electromagnetic force-field to form and traverse within an interior space of the barrier and outward from one or more open ends of the barrier.

4. The method of claim 1, wherein the central core eye region is a substantially rigid physical barrier such that the vortex rotates around the physical barrier, and wherein the barrier allows the induced electromagnetic force-field to form and traverse within an interior space of the barrier and outward from one or more open ends of the barrier, and wherein the barrier allows some portion of the discrete matter to pass through the barrier when the vortex is compressed, and wherein the discrete matter is continuously injected into an apparatus such that an amount of the discrete matter passing through to the interior of the barrier is approximately balanced with the amount of the discrete matter continuously injected into the apparatus.

5. The method of claim 1, wherein the central core eye region is self-induced by the rotating vortex of the discrete matter forming an inner wall and an eye region around which the vortex rotates.

6. The method of claim 1, wherein magnetic field lines diverging from a North-magnetic pole region of the vortex converge toward a South-magnetic pole that is strengthened with a plate of high negative charge affinity placed at a Z-central θ-plane of an apparatus.

7. The method of claim 1, wherein magnetic field lines diverging from North-magnetic pole regions of the vortex are directed to converge toward an artificially dislocated South-magnetic pole at either a plus-Z-top θ-plane region or a minus-Z-bottom θ-plane region of an apparatus via a plate of large negative charge affinity placed at either the plus-Z top θ-plane region or the minus-Z bottom θ-plane region such that the diverging magnetic field lines preferentially converge to the plate.

8. The method of claim 1, wherein the induced electromagnetic force-field is harnessed in conduit and wherein the discrete matter is selected from the group consisting of at least one of gas, dust, and plasma is injected into the conduit such that the induced electromagnetic force-field imparts substantial momentum to the injected matter.

9. The method of claim 1, wherein the induced electromagnetic force-field is utilized as a force to power the group consisting of at least one of a motor, an engine, a rocket, a turbine, and a direct-drive propulsion.

10. A method for generating an electromagnetic force-field, comprising: rotating discrete matter, the discrete matter is rotated at a sufficient angular velocity to create a vortex around a central core eye region, the vortex has an average initial vortex density in a range of about 0.1 to about 25 kg per cubic meter, the vortex angular velocity is increased via a rotational acceleration to achieve a vortex velocity in a range of about 0.1 to about 1,000 km/sec in the vortex around the central core eye region, the vortex of the matter creates an electric charge distribution, the electric charge distribution creates an electric field, the electric field creates a magnetic field, the magnetic field creates a magnetic pressure acting substantially in a Z-axis such that a height of the vortex of the matter is substantially compressed to a compression ratio in the range of 2:1 to 40:1; and inducing, by the compressed vortex, the electromagnetic force-field within the central core eye region, wherein the induced electromagnetic force-field acts substantially orthogonally outward from a θ-plane of the vortex and substantially parallel to the Z-axis of the vortex.

11. The method of claim 10, wherein the discrete matter is selected from the group consisting of at least one of gas, plasma, and dust.

12. The method of claim 10, wherein the central core eye region is a substantially rigid physical barrier such that the vortex rotates around the physical barrier, and wherein the discrete matter cannot pass through the barrier, and wherein the barrier allows the induced electromagnetic force-field to form and traverse within an interior space of the barrier and outward from one or more open ends of the barrier.

13. The method of claim 10, wherein the central core eye region is a substantially rigid physical barrier such that the vortex rotates around the physical barrier, and wherein the barrier allows the induced electromagnetic force-field to form and traverse within an interior space of the barrier and outward from one or more open ends of the barrier, and wherein the barrier allows some portion of the discrete matter to pass through the barrier when the vortex is compressed, and wherein the discrete matter is continuously injected into an apparatus such that an amount of the discrete matter passing through to the interior of the barrier is approximately balanced with the amount of the discrete matter continuously injected into the apparatus.

14. The method of claim 10, wherein the central core eye region is self-induced by the rotating vortex of the discrete matter forming an inner wall and an eye region around which the vortex rotates.

15. The method of claim 10, wherein magnetic field lines diverging from a North-magnetic pole region of the vortex converge toward a South-magnetic pole that is strengthened with a plate of high negative charge affinity placed at a Z-central θ-plane of an apparatus.

16. The method of claim 10, wherein magnetic field lines diverging from North-magnetic pole regions of the vortex are directed to converge toward an artificially dislocated South-magnetic pole at either a plus-Z-top θ-plane region or a minus-Z-bottom θ-plane region of an apparatus via a plate of large negative charge affinity placed at either the plus-Z top θ-plane region or the minus-Z bottom θ-plane region such that the diverging magnetic field lines preferentially converge to the plate.

17. The method of claim 10, wherein the induced electromagnetic force-field is harnessed in conduit and wherein the discrete matter is selected from the group consisting of at least one of gas, dust, and plasma is injected into the conduit such that the induced electromagnetic force-field imparts substantial momentum to the injected matter.

18. The method of claim 10, wherein the induced electromagnetic force-field is utilized as a force to power the group consisting of at least one of a motor, an engine, a rocket, a turbine, and a direct-drive propulsion.

19. A method for generating an electromagnetic force-field comprising: rotating discrete matter, the matter is rotated at sufficient angular velocity to create a vortex around a central core eye region, the vortex has an average initial vortex density in a range of about 0.1 to about 50 kg per cubic meter, the vortex angular velocity is increased via rotational acceleration to achieve a vortex velocity in a range of about 1,000 to about 10,000 km/sec in the vortex around the central core eye region, at least some portion of the accelerated matter comprises free protons, neutrons, and electrons, wherein the vortex of the matter creates electric charge distribution, the electric charge distribution creates electric field, the electric field creates magnetic field, the magnetic field creates magnetic pressure acting substantially in a Z-axis such that a height of the vortex of the matter is substantially compressed to a compression ratio in the range of 30:1 to 50:1, the compressed vortex induces the electromagnetic force-field within the central core eye region, the induced electromagnetic force-field acts substantially orthogonally outward from θ-plane of the vortex and substantially parallel to the Z-axis of the vortex, and at least some portion of the free protons and the neutrons achieves nuclear fusion.

20. The method of claim 19, wherein the discrete matter is selected from the group consisting of at least one of gas, plasma, and dust.

21. The method of claim 19, wherein the central core eye region is a substantially rigid physical barrier such that the vortex rotates around the physical barrier, and wherein the discrete matter cannot pass through the barrier, and wherein the barrier allows the induced electromagnetic force-field to form and traverse within an interior space of the barrier and outward from one or more open ends of the barrier.

22. The method of claim 19, wherein the central core eye region is a substantially rigid physical barrier such that the vortex rotates around the physical barrier, and wherein the barrier allows the induced electromagnetic force-field to form and traverse within an interior space of the barrier and outward from one or more open ends of the barrier, and wherein the barrier allows some portion of the discrete matter to pass through the barrier when the vortex is compressed, and wherein the discrete matter is continuously injected into an apparatus such that an amount of the discrete matter passing through to the interior of the barrier is approximately balanced with the amount of the discrete matter continuously injected into the apparatus.

23. The method of claim 19, wherein the central core eye region is self-induced by the rotating vortex of the discrete matter forming an inner wall and an eye region around which the vortex rotates.

24. The method of claim 19, wherein magnetic field lines diverging from a North-magnetic pole region of the vortex converge toward a South-magnetic pole that is strengthened with a plate of high negative charge affinity placed at a Z-central θ-plane of an apparatus.

25. The method of claim 19, wherein magnetic field lines diverging from North-magnetic pole regions of the vortex are directed to converge toward an artificially dislocated South-magnetic pole at either a plus-Z-top θ-plane region or a minus-Z-bottom θ-plane region of an apparatus via a plate of large negative charge affinity placed at either the plus-Z top θ-plane region or the minus-Z bottom θ-plane region such that the diverging magnetic field lines preferentially converge to the plate.

26. The method of claim 19, wherein the induced electromagnetic force-field is harnessed in conduit and wherein the discrete matter is selected from the group consisting of at least one of gas, dust, and plasma is injected into the conduit such that the induced electromagnetic force-field imparts substantial momentum to the injected matter.

27. The method of claim 19, wherein the induced electromagnetic force-field is utilized as a force to power the group consisting of at least one of a motor, an engine, a rocket, a turbine, and a direct-drive propulsion.

28. The method of claim 19, further comprising harnessing the energy generated from the nuclear fusion within the vortex to be used as a power source.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

[0020] The accompanying drawings are incorporated herein and form a part of the specification.

[0021] FIG. 1 illustrates a perspective side view of an apparatus configured for rotation to be imparted to form a vortex of discrete matter, according to at least some embodiments disclosed herein;

[0022] FIG. 2 illustrates a perspective side view of an apparatus configured for rotation to be imparted to form a vortex of discrete matter, according to at least some embodiments disclosed herein;

[0023] FIG. 3 illustrates a perspective side view of an apparatus configured for rotation to be imparted to form a vortex of discrete matter, the apparatus having an inlet, according to at least some embodiments disclosed herein; and

[0024] FIG. 4 illustrates a perspective side view of an apparatus configured for rotation to be imparted to form a vortex of discrete matter, the apparatus having a conduit attached to the open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region and a port, according to at least some embodiments disclosed herein.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

[0025] Although specific embodiments of the present invention will now be described, it should be understood that such embodiments are by way of example only and merely illustrative of but a small number of the many possible specific embodiments which can represent applications of the principles of the present invention. Changes and modifications by persons skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains are within the spirit, scope and contemplation of the present invention as further defined in the appended claims. All references cited herein are incorporated by reference as if each had been individually incorporated.

[0026] FIG. 1 is an illustration of an apparatus. Reference numeral 1 wherein rotation can be imparted to form a vortex of discrete matter. Reference 2 within the apparatus, wherein the apparatus is shown with transparent walls in this and all drawings for the purpose of revealing the interior features of the apparatus and the present invention, wherein the vortex rotates around a central core eye region formed by a physical barrier. Reference 3 and wherein the physical barrier has a hollow interior. Reference 4 indicates an open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 5 indicates an open minus-Z bottom θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 6 indicates the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex. Reference 7 indicates the direction of rotation of the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex and all other θ-planes of the vortex. Reference 8 indicates the initial height of the vortex. Reference 9 indicates the final height of the vortex after undergoing magnetic compression from both the +Z and −Z axis directions with the methods of the present invention. Reference 10 indicates the direction of the induced OOVEEM force-field acting in the +Z direction out the open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 11 indicates the direction of the induced OOVEEM force-field acting in the -Z direction out the open minus-Z bottom θ-plane of the central core eye region.

[0027] FIG. 2 is an illustration of an apparatus. Reference numeral 12 wherein rotation can be imparted to form a vortex of discrete matter. Reference 13 within the apparatus, wherein the vortex rotates around a central core eye region formed by a physical barrier. Reference 14 and wherein the physical barrier has a hollow interior. Reference 15 indicates a plate of high negative charge affinity placed at the mid-point in height of the apparatus, wherein the plate has the shape of a cylinder occupying parts of the Z-central θ-plane region of the apparatus. Reference 16 indicates an open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 17 indicates an open minus-Z bottom θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 18 indicates the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex. Reference 19 indicates the direction of rotation of the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex and all other θ-planes of the vortex. Reference 20 indicates the initial height of the vortex. Reference 21 indicates the final height of the vortex after undergoing magnetic compression from both the +Z and −Z axis directions with the methods of the present invention. Reference 22 indicates the direction of the induced OOVEEM force-field acting in the +Z direction out the open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 23 indicates the direction of the induced OOVEEM force-field acting in the −Z direction out the open minus-Z bottom θ-plane of the central core eye region.

[0028] FIG. 3 is an illustration of an apparatus. Reference numeral 24 wherein rotation can be imparted to form a vortex of discrete matter. Reference 25 within the apparatus, wherein the vortex rotates around a central core eye region formed by a physical barrier. Reference 26 and wherein the physical barrier has a hollow interior. Reference 27 indicates a plate of high negative charge affinity placed at the minus-Z bottom θ-plane of the apparatus, wherein the plate has the shape of a cylinder occupying all of the minus-Z bottom θ-plane region of the apparatus. Reference 28 indicates an open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 29 indicates the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex. Reference 30 indicates the direction of rotation of the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex and all other θ-planes of the vortex. Reference 31 indicates the initial height of the vortex. Reference 32 indicates the final height of the vortex after undergoing magnetic compression in the −Z axis direction such that the vortex is compressed toward the plate with the methods of the present invention. Reference 33 indicates the direction of the induced OOVEEM force-field acting in the +Z direction out the open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 34 indicates a section of the barrier that allows some portion of the discrete matter to pass through to the interior of the barrier when the vortex is compressed, wherein the passing matter has substantial momentum imparted to it in the +Z direction via the OOVEEM force-field. Reference 35 indicates an inlet at which additional amount of the discrete matter can be injected into the apparatus to approximately balance the amount of the passing matter and maintain continuous OOVEEM force-field generation cycle.

[0029] FIG. 4 is an illustration of an apparatus. Reference numeral 36 wherein rotation can be imparted to form a vortex of discrete matter. Reference 37 within the apparatus, wherein the vortex rotates around a central core eye region. Reference 38 naturally formed by the vortex. Reference 39 indicates a plate of high negative charge affinity placed at the minus-Z bottom θ-plane of the apparatus, wherein the plate has the shape of a cylinder occupying all of the minus-Z bottom θ-plane region of the apparatus. Reference 40 indicates an open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 41 indicates the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex. Reference 42 indicates the direction of rotation of the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex and all other θ-planes of the vortex. Reference 43 indicates the initial height of the vortex. Reference 44 indicates the final height of the vortex after undergoing magnetic compression in the −Z axis direction such that the vortex is compressed toward the plate with the methods of the present invention. Reference 45 indicates the direction of the induced OOVEEM force-field acting in the +Z direction out the open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 46 indicates a conduit attached to the open plus-Z top θ-plane of the central core eye region. Reference 47 indicates a port in which gas can be injected into the conduit such that the injected gas gains substantial momentum in the +Z direction from the OOVEEM force-field. Reference 48 indicates an inlet at which additional amount of the discrete matter can be injected into the apparatus as needed to maintain continuous OOVEEM force-field generation cycle.

[0030] In one example embodiment, discrete matter comprising a mixture of gas, plasma, and dust capable of generating electromagnetic field is placed in a centrifuge apparatus that has a central core eye region formed by a hollow cylindrical physical barrier such that the matter cannot pass through the barrier but allows induced electromagnetic force-field to form within the interior space of the barrier. With just enough rotation to elevate all particles of the discrete matter and create a uniform vortex, the average initial vortex density is the range of about 0.5-50 kg per cubic meter of the vortex volume. The discrete matter then undergoes sufficient rotational acceleration to increase the velocity of the matter to a range of about 0.1-20 km/sec at the vortex region around the cylindrical barrier. The electromagnetic field of the vortex increases as the velocity of rotation increases. Magnetic pressure that is partly generated by the electromagnetic field of the vortex and partly generated by an external applied electromagnetic field compresses the initial height of the vortex to a final height corresponding to a compression ratio range of about 2:1 to 5:1. The density of the vortex after compression is in the range of about 1-250 kg per cubic meter of final vortex volume. The electromagnetic field and magnetic compression of the vortex generates an induced OOVEEM force-field that acts in the +Z and −Z axis within the central core eye region of the cylindrical barrier.

[0031] In another example embodiment, discrete matter comprising a mixture of gas, plasma, and dust capable of generating electromagnetic field is placed in a centrifuge apparatus with no physical boundary at the central core region. With just enough rotation to elevate all particles of the discrete matter and create a uniform vortex, the average initial vortex density is in the range of about 0.5-25 kg per cubic meter of the vortex volume. The discrete matter then undergoes sufficient rotational acceleration to increase the velocity of the matter to a range of about 1-50 km/sec at the vortex region around a self-forming central core eye region of the vortex. The electromagnetic field of the vortex increases as the velocity of rotation increases. Magnetic pressure that is generated by the electromagnetic field of the vortex compresses the initial height of the vortex to a final height corresponding to a compression ratio range of about 3:1 to 10:1. The density of the vortex after compression is in the range of about 1.5-250 kg per cubic meter of final vortex volume. The electromagnetic field and magnetic compression of the vortex generates an induced OOVEEM force-field that acts in the +Z and −Z axis within the central core eye region and along the boundary between the inner wall of the vortex and the central core eye region.

[0032] In another example embodiment, discrete matter comprising a mixture of gas, plasma, and dust capable of generating electromagnetic field is placed in a cylindrical apparatus that has a central core eye region formed by a hollow cylindrical physical barrier such that the matter cannot pass through the barrier but allows induced electromagnetic force-field to form within the interior space of the barrier. A plate of high negative charge affinity is placed at the Z-central θ-plane of the apparatus as shown for example in FIG. 2. With just enough rotation to elevate all particles of the discrete matter and create a uniform vortex, the average initial vortex density is in the range of about 0.5 -50 kg per cubic meter of the vortex volume. The discrete matter then undergoes sufficient rotational acceleration to increase the velocity of the matter to a range of about 10-500 km/sec at the vortex region around the cylindrical barrier. The electromagnetic field of the vortex increases as the velocity of rotation increases, and the magnetic field lines that diverge from North magnetic pole regions of the vortex can converge with enhanced strength and symmetry to a South magnetic pole of the vortex at the plate placed at the Z-central θ-plane. Magnetic pressure that is generated by the electromagnetic field of the vortex compresses the initial height of the vortex to a final height corresponding to a compression ratio range of about 5:1 to 20:1. The density of the vortex after compression is in the range of about 2.5-1,000 kg per cubic meter of final vortex volume. The electromagnetic field and magnetic compression of the vortex generates an induced OOVEEM force-field that acts in the +Z and −Z axis within the central core eye region of the cylindrical barrier. The OOVEEM force-field is harnessed for useful force energy via open outlets at the top and bottom of the central core eye region.

[0033] In another example embodiment, discrete matter comprising a mixture of gas, plasma, and dust capable of generating electromagnetic field is placed in a cylindrical apparatus with central core eye region formed by a hollow cylindrical physical barrier with a section that has slight wall porosity to allow some amount of the discrete matter to pass through the barrier when the vortex is compressed, and wherein the barrier allows induced electromagnetic force-field to form within the interior space of the barrier. A plate of high negative charge affinity is placed at the minus-Z bottom θ-plane surface of the apparatus as shown for example in FIG. 3. With just enough rotation to elevate all particles of the discrete matter and create a uniform vortex, the average initial vortex density is about 0.25-25 kg per cubic meter of the vortex volume. The discrete matter then undergoes sufficient rotational acceleration to increase the velocity of the matter to a range of about 20-1,000 km/sec at the vortex region around the cylindrical barrier. The electromagnetic field of the vortex increases as the velocity of rotation increases, and magnetic field lines that originate within the vortex can diverge from North-magnetic pole regions located in the regions along the inner wall boundary between the inside wall of the vortex and the central core eye region of the vortex and the top surface region of the vortex, and then converge back to an artificially dislocated South-magnetic pole created by the plate placed at the minus-Z bottom θ-plane of the vortex. Magnetic pressure that is generated by the electromagnetic field of the vortex compresses the initial height of the vortex to a final height corresponding to a compression ratio range of about 7:1 to 30:1. The density of the vortex after compression is in the range of about 1.7-750 kg per cubic meter of final vortex volume. The electromagnetic field and magnetic compression of the vortex generates an induced OOVEEM force-field that acts substantially only in the +Z direction within the central core eye region because of the location of the plate creating the artificially dislocated South-magnetic pole. The OOVEEM force-field is harnessed for useful force energy via an open outlet at the plus-Z top θ-plane surface of the central core eye region, wherein the portion of the discrete matter that passes through to the interior of the barrier gains substantial momentum from the OOVEEM force-field and the momentum is utilized for direct-drive propulsion force. Additional amount of the discrete matter is continuously injected into the apparatus to balance the amount of the passing matter and create continuous direct-drive propulsion force.

[0034] In another example embodiment, discrete matter comprising a mixture of gas, plasma, and dust capable of generating electromagnetic field is placed in an apparatus that has a central core eye region formed by a hollow cylindrical physical barrier such that the matter cannot pass through the barrier but allows induced electromagnetic force-field to form within the interior space of the barrier. A plate of high negative charge affinity is placed at the plus-Z top θ-plane surface of the apparatus. With just enough rotation to elevate all particles of the discrete matter and create a uniform vortex, the average initial vortex density is about 0.1-2.5 kg per cubic meter of the vortex volume. The discrete matter then undergoes sufficient rotational acceleration to increase the velocity of the matter to a range of about 20-1,000 km/sec at the vortex region around a self-forming central core eye region of the vortex. The electromagnetic field of the vortex increases as the velocity of rotation increases, and magnetic field lines that originate within the vortex can diverge from North-magnetic pole regions located in the regions along the inner wall boundary between the inside wall of the vortex and the central core eye region of the vortex and the bottom surface region of the vortex, and then converge back to an artificially dislocated South-magnetic pole created by the plate placed at the plus-Z top θ-plane of the vortex. Magnetic pressure that is generated by the electromagnetic field of the vortex compresses the initial height of the vortex to a final height corresponding to a compression ratio range of about 10:1 to 40:1. The density of the vortex after compression is in the range of about 1-100 kg per cubic meter of final vortex volume. The electromagnetic field and magnetic compression of the vortex generates an induced OOVEEM force-field that acts substantially only in the −Z axis within the central core eye region because of the location of the plate creating the artificially dislocated South-magnetic pole. The OOVEEM force-field is harnessed for useful force energy via an open outlet at the minus-Z bottom θ-plane surface of the central core eye region that leads into conduit. A continuous stream of gas is injected into the conduit such that the OOVEEM force-field imparts substantial momentum to the gas, and the momentum of the gas is utilized to turn turbine for generating electrical energy.

[0035] In another example embodiment, discrete matter comprising a mixture of gas, plasma, and dust capable of generating electromagnetic field is placed in an apparatus that has a central core eye region formed by a hollow cylindrical physical barrier such that the matter cannot pass through the barrier but allows induced electromagnetic force-field to form within the interior space of the barrier. With just enough rotation to elevate all particles of the discrete matter and create a uniform vortex, the average initial vortex density is the range of about 0.1-50 kg per cubic meter of the vortex volume. The discrete matter then undergoes sufficient rotational acceleration to increase the velocity of the matter to a range of about 1,000-10,000 km/sec at the vortex region around the cylindrical barrier. At least some portion of the matter is ripped into constituent free protons, neutrons, and electrons as the vortex rotational velocity increases. The electromagnetic field of the vortex increases as the velocity of rotation increases. Magnetic pressure that is generated by the electromagnetic field of the vortex compresses the initial height of the vortex to a final height corresponding to a compression ratio range of about 30:1 to 50:1. The density of the vortex after compression is in the range of about 3-2,500 kg per cubic meter of final vortex volume. The electromagnetic field and magnetic compression of the vortex generates an induced OOVEEM force-field that acts in the +Z and −Z axis within the central core eye region of the cylindrical barrier and along the boundary between the inner wall of the vortex and the cylindrical barrier. The OOVEEM force-field is harnessed for useful force energy via open outlets at the top and bottom of the central core eye region. At least some portion of the free protons and neutrons achieve nuclear fusion via the magnetic compression force combined with the collision force between the free protons and neutrons, and the nuclear fusion provides additional force and energy that can be utilized to continue to power the methods of the present invention and/or be harnessed as additional force and energy to the induced OOVEEM force-field.

[0036] Certain conditions such as selection of discrete matter with favorable bulk modulus for compression and electric-field/magnetic field potential, and other considerations such as process temperatures such as those that enable superconductivity, can be selected to enhance and/or overcome any difficulties to achieve the desired results, potentially altering the range of process parameters while still maintaining the scope/benefits of the present invention. In any embodiments, discrete matter selected from any or all of gas, dust, and plasma may be continuously injected into the vortex region of the rotational-motion imparting apparatus as needed to maintain continuous operation and harnessing of useful force/energy cycle from the induced OOVEEM force-field methods of the present invention.

[0037] It is within the scope of this invention for any combination of parameters and/or methods in any embodiments may be interchanged as long as an induced OOVEEM force-field is generated and/or harnessed in any way for useful force application.