On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 7:42 PM, Terry Blanton wrote:
I predict a CoP of 2.6 and that the reactor accumulates a high
> positive charge even to the point of occasionally arcing to it's
> frame. (Actually, the arc path is from the frame to the reactor.)
>
Just curious -- why the accumulation of po
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 1:35 PM, Jones Beene wrote:
John – if COP of 6-10 is seen over an extended time period, much of the
> mainstream physics community will go into full apoplectic and anaphylactic
> shock. It may never recover from the embarrassment.
Personally, I doubt that even if this rep
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 12:17 AM, frobertcook
wrote:
I like the idea of excited He as an intermediate.
>
I recall reading that 4He does not have a bound excited nuclear state,
although it may have a resonance for a very brief period of time.
Eric
The SCP moderator, John Farrell, shut down the following discussion thread:
"China/NASA/antigravity and LENR"
when discussion about Rossi started to heat up. Looks like a couple of SCP
members appear to be challenging Dr. Mills' stalwart skepticism of Rossi's
work. Not to be deterred, Dr. M
From: Axil Axil
We want to deal with resonance in the 5 micron range and smaller. This is the
size of the nickel micro particle in the Ni/H reactor.
5 microns – doubt it - this photon wavelength is too hot for what is seen in
the HT.
Photons would have an equivalent temperature (app
I predict a CoP of 2.6 and that the reactor accumulates a high
positive charge even to the point of occasionally arcing to it's
frame. (Actually, the arc path is from the frame to the reactor.)
=^^=
We want to deal with resonance in the 5 micron range and smaller. This is
the size of the nickel micro particle in the Ni/H reactor.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 9:11 PM, Jones Beene wrote:
>
>
> There is another version which no one talks about any more, which is
> housed in silicon carbide. This cer
NMR is caused by the vibration of the non-zero spin vector of a nucleus.
This vibrating nuclear spin produces a vibrating magnetic field.
The point of a Faraday cage is that it's made of a conductor, which
responds to electric fields. Both a strong magnetostatic (DC) and Ac fields
are different, a
There is another version which no one talks about any more, which is housed in
silicon carbide. This ceramic version was the one Rossi described in his
tribute to Focardi as the breakthrough leading to the HotCat, after which, it
was never mentioned again.
I have been trying to find the
From: Axil Axil
How do you know that a faraday cage is part of the test?
By definition, a Faraday cage is an enclosure made of a conductive material.
One version of the hot cat is housed in a stainless steel tube, so it is a
Faraday cage.
There is another version which no on
I have posted the cross-section of the hotCat as I have surmised it to be
constructed. The active medium is entirely in a hermetically sealed
stainless coaxial tube arrangement. The reactor vessel itself IS the
Faraday cage. It is not a part of the test, it is a part of the hotCat.
Bob Higgins
How do you know that a faraday cage is part of the test?
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 5:25 PM, Bob Higgins
wrote:
> The 3.6 keV x-ray photons are easily detected with an x-ray spectrometer
> such as the Amptek X-123SDD at
> http://www.amptek.com/products/x-123sdd-complete-x-ray-spectrometer-with-silic
Jones Beene wrote:
> John – if COP of 6-10 is seen over an extended time period, much of the
> mainstream physics community will go into full apoplectic and anaphylactic
> shock. It may never recover from the embarrassment.
>
I do not think the COP will make any difference. I do not think this
Bob,
Good find on the AmpTek. I see from their website and their Space Related
Products that they probably made the detectors which discovered the (reputed)
dark matter signal.
The problem as you realize is: how does one let the radiation radiation out of
the HotCat, to be detected, sin
You want conspiracy???
http://exopolitics.blogs.com/breaking_news/2014/08/for-ebola-they-built-drive-through-gas-chambers.html
Basically the PCR test is 100% effective at registering positive when
tested on someone who has Ebola.
It has never been tested on someone without Ebola.
So does it test
The 3.6 keV x-ray photons are easily detected with an x-ray spectrometer
such as the Amptek X-123SDD at
http://www.amptek.com/products/x-123sdd-complete-x-ray-spectrometer-with-silicon-drift-detector-sdd/
. See their chart at this URL for the different window options that will
easily allow detecti
I don't take conspiracy, except the one of stupidity seriously, because the
only horrors that are being planned are public and popular.
however if you imagine that some conspiracy is using a disease to establish
a control of our freedoms and destinies, you should not use the software of
WW2, V lik
Be sure, Krivit (he twitted about it I think) will make the greatest effort
ever to make bad publicity of Rossi. More than any of his tests before.
That will be bad. He will really try to spam every place, nag every
journalist or report concerning any positive aspect of it. And
--
Daniel Rocha -
As I have tried to show, COP of 2 in heat-triggered systems is the
effectively the same as “infinite” for all practical purposes. It simply
means more units are needed before the loop can be closed, depending on the
details of the Maxwellian distribution - so the overhead is higher with 2
instead o
From: Foks0904
I would be much happier if David French's "magic numbers" COP 6-10 &
Temperatures 200-600F could be achieved (if I'm remembering correctly).
John – if COP of 6-10 is seen over an extended time period, much of the
mainstream physics community will go into full apoplectic a
This will be interesting Axil. You’re saying lots of RF should be seen, and
I will predict that no RF will be seen. That is a sharp contrast.
RF is easy to detect, and cheap accurate spectrum analyzers are found on
Amazon. What spectrums are you predicting?
I doubt if the ash will be tested, as
While I am hopeful and optimistic about the report, I am sometimes
pessimistic about its potential impact on the "outsider" public. For
example, hasn't Mills' gotten a fair amount of
independent/quasi-independent verification on certain aspects of his theory
(certainly the excess heat), yet no real
I expect to see even distribution of heat based on superfulidity. I expect
to see RF radiation increase over time and heat output decrease in like
proportion. If an ash assay is provided, a large amount of iron and
61NI will be found in the ash.
On Thu, Oct 2, 2014 at 3:44 PM, Jones Beene wrote:
Axil Axil wrote:
> Will this third party test be honest and all revealing?
>
Probably. The first report was, and this is the same group of people.
- Jed
From: Peter Gluck
Dear Friends, Anticipating some possible effects of the Rossi Report 2,
I have published:
http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2014/10/it-comes-judgment-day-for-lenr-paradigm.html
Let's wait and see if I was right. To increase my chsnces I predicted more
things, some con
Will this third party test be honest and all revealing? Will the
independent testers keep the reasons why they have tested the Hot-Cat
system in a particular way secret as per some initial understanding with
Rossi to keep confidential the design and theory that underpins the Hot-Cat.
In particular
Dear Friends,
Anticipating some possible effects of the Rossi Report 2,
I have published:
http://egooutpeters.blogspot.ro/2014/10/it-comes-judgment-day-for-lenr-paradigm.html
Let's wait and see if I was right. To increase my chsnces I predicted more
things, some contradictory. A good researcher
Couldn’t resist this, on a balmy day …
Looks like Gilead, the big Pharma located not far from here - which
conspiracy-theory pundits say is poised to become the IG Farben of the New
World Order, seems to have its foot in the ebola door, as expected.
http://www.bidnessetc.com/24103-ebola-d
That is too bad. I've enjoyed Koonin's books on computational physics.
The one WSJ article of his I read, begins like this; " The idea that
"Climate science is settled" runs through today's popular and policy
discussions. Unfortunately, that claim is misguided. It has not only
distorted our public
I imagine that the hEbola virus is build, and not a natural variant...
Just make a similar one and you get around the patent
I suspect that some of the claims are not defendable since it is not clear
enough for replication ... especially (5) which is not self evident but is
a process in itself.
a
Seems the human-infectious form of Ebola was patented back in 2010 by a US
government lab (CDC): http://www.google.com/patents/CA2741523A1?cl=en
Claims:
1. An isolated hEbola virus comprising a nucleic acid molecule...
2. An isolated hEbola virus having Centers for Disease Control Depo
Jed sez:
> Apropos of nothing here are some quintessential Japanese dancing unicycle
> robots:
>
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82rL4xjFC_g
>
> Like much of modern Japanese culture these are cute ("kawaii") and kind of
> creepy.
It's all Dean Kamen's fault! :-)
Regards,
Steven Vincent Johns
It seems that Mega doses of Vitamin C are very promising:
http://exopolitics.blogs.com/ebolagate/2014/09/combating-ebola-how-to-fight-ebola-with-vitamin-c-ascorbic-acid.html
Vitamin C is needed to make collagen that keeps your blood on the inside.
Ebola causes Vitamin C to drop to Zero until the
Harry
I like the idea of excited He as an intermediate. However, I would indicate
low energy radiation associted will He* spin energy deflation with angular
momentum an the spin energy distributed throughout the quantum dot mattrix and
its electrons.
The He* may occur in pairs aligned antipara
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