Does there exist any kind of natural phenomenon we currently know of that
might be capable of (under specific conditions) transforming from matter
into energy and then back into matter in a cyclically controlled fashion -
presumably with the aid of an advanced form of 21st Century technology?
Dear Readers,
I am very happy that you have returned to me.
Today I speak about metaphoric bridge building in LENR.
But things are going still too slowly.
See please the INFO,i.a. Yuri Bazhutov does great things.
My best wishes to you all.
Peter
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Dr. Peter Gluck
Cluj, Romania
To me, Hotson’s view is also correct, and another way of saying the same thing…
possibly more intuitive, since it recognizes that epo field can “materialize”
when excited, but is always a background condition.
From: Bob Higgins
According to Hotson, pair production is not matter creation, it
The last article was directly related to you and Larson. Like Konrad Zuse,
both Yiannis and Peter were among the first to came up with a radical
nanoplasmonic concepts for LENR. Both you and John were marginalized within
the LENR community. Then as time moves forward, people like Larson use your
Steven,
It's called pair production and is well-known but requires high energy
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pair_production
.photons converted to matter and vice-versa.
.kinda like, you know . dilithium crystals. J
From: Orionworks - Steven Vincent Johnson
Does there exist any kind of
According to Hotson, pair production is not matter creation, it is only
ionizing an epo (electron - positron pair in a DDL-like orbit). To me,
this is far more plausible than matter creation.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2015 at 11:12 AM, Jones Beene jone...@pacbell.net wrote:
Steven,
It’s called “pair
Thank you very much but you have a too good opinion about me.
As regarding Larsen he actually has attacked you and the whole thing waqs
awfully clumsy- i see this goes to Vortex and I have to censor my
wording.
I have not much hopes that Widom and Srivastava will start discussing with
you and
Bob, Jones,
Thanks for humoring me. I am not surprised that discussing energy/matter
conversion techniques in 21st century terms is, how should I put it, a
debatable matter.
Here's where I'm going with my previous request:
If practical M/E conversion technology could eventually be
I wasn't aware of photon multiplication as a potential hindrance to IR
testing (in the context of thermometry) until recently, but it is a hot
topic in Optics journals these days. Was it even mentioned wrt Lugano? Doubt
it. For instance - with quantum dots as the receptor, 7 new visible photons
Hauke,
I think your design concept is pretty much the same concept as mine. I would
also speculate that using hydrogen atoms, or perhaps a hydrogen plasma stream,
would help simplify what engineering might be involved. If there is a
cover... then yes, it would be my suspicion that an upward
Hi Steven
I read your idea with the cannonball between
two reflekting mirrors.
I had an idea similar but with lets say
hydrogen atoms reflectet between two vertical parallel
walls at escape velocity.I think those particals
would follow a parabolic path climbing between the vertical walls.I wonder
Jones wrote: It's called pair production and is well-known but requires
high energy.
Correction to the statement, . requires high energy.
ONLY IF DEALING WITH THE INTERACTING ELEMENTS IN A NON-RESONANT MANNER.
If you were using a process involving resonant principles, then much lower
energy
Scientists Confirm 'Impossible' EM Drive Propulsion
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Later today, July 27, German scientists will present new experimental
results on the controversial, impossible EM Drive, at the American
Institute for Aeronautics and
Hi Steven
I was thinking that maybe hydrogen at low
pressure and moderate temperature has a
molecular
rms velocity of close to escape velocity.
If one would calculate the weight of the hydrogen inside a hermetically closed
container that has the right pressure and
temperature for rms escape
Thanks, very interesting but not strongly connected
to LENR.
Peter
On Sun, Jul 26, 2015 at 11:34 PM, Axil Axil janap...@gmail.com wrote:
The strange case of Konrad Zuse
Konrad Zuse was a German civil engineer, inventor and computer pioneer.
His greatest achievement was the world's first
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