That's too "star trekkie" and people aren't ready to hear it even if it's the truth.

Interestingly enough, Thomas Valone over at http://www.integrity-research.org wrote a paper about the feasibility of quantum vacuum fluctuation ie zero point radiation/energy engineering, and one of the points he raises is that MEMS and Nanotechnology Assemblers etc can be used to build arrays of zero point energy atomic diodes, which tap into this sea of energy, and experimental work regarding that is here now. Check out http://www.quantumfields.com

FREE ENERGY: The Race to Zero Point.

If people want to make a interesting and very watchable documentary on Nanotechnology, they should take some notes from this example.

Seeing the Hutchinson Effect in action is really a marvel to behold.

I'm personally sick and tired of hearing how Nanotechnology will make materials stronger and lighter – we've heard it all before, and it's a no-brainer. What these scientists should be talking about is the societal impacts of Nanotechnology – things such as: immortality, the death of the monetary system as we know it, space colonization, and complete control over nature and the universe, itself. Everything else is insignificant in comparison.