SuperCaviTationIstic

is it just me, or is this motor VERY similar to Tesla's modified homopolar generator with spirally segmented sections?

I think it is slightly improper to call water an electret also, however, that is only in the liquid phase. When crystallized into ice, if done so under the influence of an electric field, the resulting crystalline mass could be considered an electret. On the other hand, if you were to use a jelling agent, perhaps something as simple as pectin, or something more robust that microscopically binds the water due to a great amount of porosity and therefore surface area, but without any chemical/ionic/covalent bonding, you could have yourself something that might be termed a water electret.

power1
could you please edit this to make it clearer who said what; just the first sentence (Hi there! What would you like to discuss?) were my words.

I'd love to help.
So let me make sure I know what you're talking about. You need a d.c. high voltage source (the way you get it is irrelevant). What do you consider high voltage? I play around with a small portable b&w television with 12 volt input, taking power from the flyback and ground strap. A disruptive discharge (can you tell us how you define disruptive discharge? I'd imagine you are talking about a unidirectional impulse that causes electrical breakdown, in this case through the silicon). I'm a bit uncertain what you mean by 'maybe a composite core or transistor'.

If I understand you correctly, I'm thinking I should take my flyback output, charge a capacitor, discharge the capacitor through a thin piece of silicon, such as a part of an old circuit board? The molecules of silicon will arrange themselves in a manner which allows the superconductivity to manifest?

Let me know what exactly you had in mind.

Also, if you would be so kind, please post links to the things that you've read regarding silicon superconductivity

I just put 2 aluminum bowls together with a 3rd in the middle. The two outer ones musically resonate at the same ratio of the 2 notes in a traditional door bell. The 3rd bowl is smaller than the two, and has dimples all around it. The 3rd bowl acts just like a Tibetan singing bowl. If you swirl water around in it, it tries to go both inward AND outward.
When they are nested, the middle one provides feedback to both...and heterodying

ok, 2 hemispherical pieces put togehter with the ball in the middle. The ratio between the 2 hemispheres is the golden ratio

make a dimpled resonant cavity like an inverted golf ball

or maybe a golf ball inside a spherical cavity as a check valve!

Harvey!

Don't forget I see it too buddy!
Keep up the good work!
-Cavitate!