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February 19, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Extraction of nuclear energy from water in nature and technology

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VTV. P. Torchigin

Key Points

  • To investigate the unexplained excess energy phenomena in water and determine its nuclear origins.
  • Conducted experiments on cavitation of water
  • Analyzed energy observations in natural and artificial settings
  • Proposed devices for converting extracted nuclear energy into electricity
  • Identified cavitation in water as a source of nuclear energy
  • Established the concept of nuclear energy in previously unexplained phenomena
  • Outlined potential technologies for electricity generation using extracted nuclear heat energy

Abstract

Currently, phenomena are known whose existence cannot be explained without the assumption of the presence of some excess energy in them. These phenomena are associated both with observations of natural phenomena and with the existence of human-made instruments. Until now, the nature of this excess energy was unknown. In 2024, a publication appeared in which the results of experiments are presented that the excess energy extracted during cavitation of water is nuclear. This gave grounds to replace the term excess energy with the term nuclear energy. After describing such phenomena and explaining their physical nature, several possible devices are considered that convert extracted nuclear heat energy into electricity.

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V. P. Torchigin (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6996a7e3ecb39a600b3ee054https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18657895
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