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Kavorka
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I know that you couldn't extract work from vacuum fluctuations without violating the laws of thermodynamics, but what if there was a gradient in the vacuum energy. If you did work on the vacuum by applying some field you could then extract this work from the gradient, but if the gradient was naturally produced such as by a star, could you theoretically extract energy from that source from the vacuum energy gradient?