Mark Goldes

                 

Mark Goldes is Chairman & CEO of Magnetic Power Inc. in Sebastopol, California. Earlier, he founded SunWind Ltd. and began the non-profit Aesop Institute. He previously was CEO of a financial and economic consulting firm. Once a student of Electrical Engineering, he earned BA and MA degrees at San Francisco State University, and later served two years on active duty with the USAF, culminating as a Senior Director of the Berlin Corridor control radar in Germany. Afterwards, from 1956 thru 1958, he was a Fellow in the Graduate Program in the History of Ideas, at Brandeis University. In 1960, he founded Emerson College of the Monterey Peninsula, and later initiated the free university movement, which spread to at least 600 locations worldwide.

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7 Articles

Tuesday, January 22, 2008
New Energy Source May Turn Cars into Cash Cows!
(2 comments) A revolutionary breakthrough by Magnetic Power Inc., called GENIE- (Generating Electricity by Nondestructive Interference of Energy) promises to make possible the elimination of the need for batteries of every variety. GENIE generators are expected to replace the need to plug-in a plug-in hybrid.

Sunday, January 6, 2008
PERPETUAL COMMOTION
Magnetic machines that self-run are not, as is widely believed, perpetual motion machines. They are necessarily converting some form of energy. The likely candidate is Zero Point Energy, ZPE. But, in spite of that fact, most scientists familiar with the Zero Point Field, believe that conversion of ZPE is unlikely to prove practical. As magnetic conversion technologies move toward the marketplace, this deserves discussion.

Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Cars as Cash Cows! cash cow: Slang. A steady dependable source of income
(7 comments) A revolutionary breakthrough by New technology promises to replace the need to plug-in a plug-in hybrid. Later, it may provide 100 kW systems that will fit in the space of a typical gas tank. Since no fuel or battery recharge is required, engines and fuel cells could become obsolete. Consumers may decide future cars must be electric, since they will never need fuel. If utilities cooperate, many cars might become cash cows!

Monday, December 24, 2007
A Carrot to Change the Energy Picture - Fuel-free Cars may Generate Both Electricity and Cash!
(6 comments) A revolutionary breakthrough by Magnetic Power Inc., called GENIE- (Generating Electricity by Nondestructive Interference of Energy) will make possible the elimination of the need for batteries of every variety. GENIE generators are expected to replace the need to plug-in a plug-in hybrid. A pair of 1 kW GENIE generators are expected to demonstrate a compact, inexpensive, capability to end the need to plug-in.

Thursday, December 13, 2007
Electricity will soon be supplied by magnetic energy conversion systems.
(9 comments) Magnetic energy conversion systems are likely to prove an extremel important method of rapidly reducing the need for all Greenhouse Gas producing fuels and avoiding a revival of nuclear power. They are a potential near-term energy source. A few such systems seem very likely to provide a practical way to turn future cars into power plants when parked – selling electricity to the local utility and earning substantial cash.

Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Surprise! Here comes GENIE™
(7 comments) A revolutionary new technology, GENIE (Generating Electricity by Nondestructive Interference of Energy) is being developed at Magnetic Power Inc. It will power homes, vehicles and everything else that needs electric power. It taps a source of energy never before commercialized.

Saturday, December 1, 2007
Let's have a "Triple Play": It can Reduce Oil Prices
This proposed "Triple Play can Reduce Oil Prices and Dependence on Fossil Fuels, while Meeting the Growing Demand for Electric Power. It Can Turn Your Future Car into an Income Producing Power Plant

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