Hm if NI was working under an NDA they would use another choice of words
to deny a relationship with Rossi, I think, wouldn't they? Betts words
are pretty clear (if it is correct what Krivit states on NET) and do not
seem to leave much room for interpretation... Further as they explicitly
Dear Colleagues,
I have just published:
http://egooutpeters.blogspot.com/2012/02/informavores-sunday-no-495.html
with a LENR-focused foreword.
Please take in consideration that without your help my Problem Solving
Rules will not be translated in all the languages as planned in:
Greetings Vortex-L,
Was thinking of Defkalion- Onasis Oil Tankers and the Greek Goverment..
Was thinking Defklaion..should be carefully watching their backs.
Decades ago, I saw the Greek Movie called: Zsimply chilling
Perhaps a similar scenario for Defklaion.
Ron Kita, Chiralex
Absorption heat pumps are mainly used for industrial hot water using warm
water or other waste heat sources. For domestic use they are not currently
common due to higher cost than electrically driven heat pumps and have low
COP of typically 1-2 vs 4-8 for electrical heat pumps, (though when
Hello,
First multistory vertical farm is being build into Linköping! It has in sun
facing side a vertical farm and dark side is for offices. This is the way
to go! Vertical farms may be initially costly, but they will get eventually
cheaper, when technology evolves.
Imagine this map to be wholly
Gas powered fridges have been around for many years, where the heat from
a gas flame, together with heat pump technology, is used to cool a
fridge. These are often used in caravans
Nigel
On 19/02/2012 02:39, Andre Blum wrote:
Rossi says an optional cooling / air conditioning module can
Some buildings here in Phoenix use ammonia absorption cooling but I don't
think it works very well when the outside temperature gets close to 50° C
( 122 °F ).
Another company here was developing a lithium chloride liquid dessicant air
conditioner.
http://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy99osti/24688.pdf
Humans burn calories at a rate greater than 100W. Photosynthesis, in the
best conditions (algae) converts only about 6% of insolation to biomass.
The plants typically used in vertical gardening are more like 1% efficient
at generating biomass, and of that biomass only about 20% is actually
if you red WL theory, they say that the neutrons are generated
from coherents pairs of p+e, and the result is a group of possible neutrons
widely distributed among the coherents p, thus slow and delocalized
a kind of schodinger cat gang
most are alive, but one is dead, but nobody knows which, so
I am just suggesting that commercialization of the ecat will require more
then Leonardo Corp or Rossi. If Rossi is really developing a commercial
product he will need Partners and the structure of that relationship would
have been the first order of business after October. So it would not
Photosynthesis is actually a fairly inefficient process. 20GWh of sunlight
on a hectare of land over a year might yield 30MWh of Wheat (8,000kg).
But if we have cheap power we can make a reasonable proportion of animal
feeds from CO2 and Water using chemical processing (simple
glycerol,
James,
with vertical farming food production is at least six times more efficient
per m², because growing season is 365 days / 24 hours and growth conditions
are optimized. That means that single person's vegetarian diet is requiring
less than 100 m². But as one store takes just about 1.5 m in
James Bowery jabow...@gmail.com wrote:
If you live in the desert southwest of the US, you would require an area
500m^2 to gather enough insolation for one person -- and that's assuming
they are strict vegetarians.
That's 0.1 acres. That is not enough to grow enough for one person. Not in
an
We are using a propane heated refrigerator in a hunting cabin on a mountain
side where there are no electrical lines available. It is quiet and works very
well for us. The unit came from a camper that is no longer in use.
Dave
-Original Message-
From: Nigel Dyer
Jed wrote:
Cosmoplant factory, 1 indoor acre = 1,000 outdoor acres.
I think you are here counting in all the floors. With this kind of counting
Despommier has calculated that it is possible to go up to 500x
productivity. With artificial light boosting, I would say that 2000x is
certainly not
Daniel Rocha danieldi...@gmail.com wrote:
Well, I personally do not see WL theory as something that would require
much more than an undergraduate level . . .
Well, I took undergraduate level physics, albeit in 1975. A mid-level
course at Cornell. I got A's. But we never touched on anything as
On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 11:19 AM, Robert Lynn
robert.gulliver.l...@gmail.com wrote:
Photosynthesis is actually a fairly inefficient process. 20GWh of sunlight
on a hectare of land over a year might yield 30MWh of Wheat (8,000kg).
But if we have cheap power we can make a reasonable proportion
That's great. I hope the operation proves to be profitable.
At this time vertical farming should be part of a government funded
agricultural research program.
Harry
On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 7:21 AM, Jouni Valkonen jounivalko...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
First multistory vertical farm is being
You can tell that WL theory does not fit experiments since it does not
predict the formation of He4 within a few hours of experiment. Thus, the
constant attacks of Krivit on MacKubre's M4 experiment. That experiment
rules out, completely, WL theory. Thus, Krivit makes himself a stooge by
Daniel Rocha danieldi...@gmail.com wrote:
You can tell that WL theory does not fit experiments since it does not
predict the formation of He4 within a few hours of experiment.
WL try to explain this discrepancy, don't they?
Thus, the constant attacks of Krivit on MacKubre's M4
When you say the human population pressure would be reduced, what do you
mean?
Do you mean there would be fewer hungry people?
Yes, and if we could make animal food through chemical processing from CO2
and H2O then we wouldn't require as much land for agriculture and so we
could have more
In a thread infected with the recursive Vo error, Harry Veeder
hveeder...@gmail.com wrote:
Growing plants for food may be energy inefficient, but eating animals
strikes me as indulgent
and unethical if we could chemical synethsize all our food needs.
I do not think it will be possible to
No, not at all. They rely on circumstantial evidence of unusual LENR
processes and on Krivit, to try to put McKubre to shame.
2012/2/19 Jed Rothwell jedrothw...@gmail.com
Daniel Rocha danieldi...@gmail.com wrote:
You can tell that WL theory does not fit experiments since it does
not
From Jed:
...
Krivit has done important work, and he has done a lot of good for the
field. Both Steven and I have worked with Krivit, and benefited from
the experience. So I do not wish to turn this thread into a
bash Steve Krivit extravaganza. But I would like to add one thing.
The efficiency of food production can be increased many fold by the
elimination of most non-essential animal parts and systems. The elimination
of unproductive body parts such as skin, bones, fat, nerves, head, hoofs,
beaks, claws, hair, feathers, intestines, reproductive parts, and the
others
From JONP
http://www.journal-of-nuclear-physics.com/?p=580cpage=4#comment-187119.
By the way is there anywhere a more accurate business directory than
this for NH?
https://www.sos.nh.gov/corporate/soskb/Corp.asp?414253
Lu Fong
February 19th, 2012 at 2:15 PM
Dear Andrea Rossi,
I am watching
a bit off topic, but not so much
there is a strong movement like what Harry says, a new phase (among many
previous) of malthusianism...
some says that it is the reaction of elits when their garden
(environment, confort) is menaces by a herd of poors becoming rich...
To be honest I totally support
good design, but I think it is not adapted to the need.
your design save energy, but at the cost of investment.
the structure of LENR is that it is investment that cost, not fuel.
so my vision is that classic water, moderate temperature, will will,
because it will ensure the least total cost
Beta delayed? Don't you mean beta speed up? In order to get to He4,
tritium decay should be accelerated, from a half life of 10years to
something of miliseconds.
2012/2/19 Alain Sepeda alain.sep...@gmail.com
this decay is well known, so no new physics involved...
it can be considered by
Alain Sepeda alain.sep...@gmail.com wrote:
good design, but I think it is not adapted to the need.
your design save energy, but at the cost of investment.
the structure of LENR is that it is investment that cost, not fuel.
so my vision is that classic water, moderate temperature, will will,
just about the answer to that question
http://www.areva.com/ajaxpub/dialog/DetailQuestion.aspx?idQuestion=1027
is beside the question, talking about Hyperion small nuclear reactor
once again (coherent for corp) they say they use only mature technology,
no reference to Defkalion
2012/2/13
We are talking the cost effective generation of electricity here.
Let us draw proper lessens from recent history and current reality.
If the production of electric power was more cost efficient in the
individual home, then natural gas turbines would be now found in everyone’s
basement; but there
no, as they say in the slide,
it is alpha disintegration, that follow the rythm of beta decay.
It is their explanation, and it seems standard physic (even if there is a
needed trick either with energetic state or pauli-excluded beta)
I could find those exambles cited beside the slides of Larsen
I agree with your vision.
just one detail, nuclear energy huge size is alos linked to
the need to concentrate criticall mass, AND safety protection in one
place...
the possibility of medium sized nuclear power plant, like hyperion look
like another compromize.
however saftery is also critical in
But that requires very heavy nucleus, like thorium or uranium. And it would
present a similar problem to explain the presence beginning with
tritium, since alpha emitters in general have very long decay times, at
least for the purpose of the experiment. Just check the list of half
lives of
http://nextbigfuture.com/2012/02/short-rebuttal-to-proponents-and.html
There are things that are agree and other that I do not agree. But most of
the terms are straw man involving e-cats and LENR in general. I cannot
respond because I was banned there for complaining about a war against
Iran
A flexible interface matching LENR modular steam boiler that can be fitted
into the current electric power plant infrastructure footprint would have a
large and eager customer base from in-place current electric utilities.
Such an approach would save untold $billions in existing electric power
I agree, the market will decide the optimum scale and location for these types
of generating facilities for the best economy.
The risk is that govs will intervene with tax credits and regulations to
influence how and where energy is produced - this invariably leads to
distortions and
Meat production already takes up more than half of the world's estimated
agricultural capacity, in one way or another. U.N. figures show that animal
farming takes up 30 percent of the planet's exposed land mass. And over the
next 40 years, the demand for meat products is expected to double.
If
I hope that the scientists can achieve the look and taste of normal meats. It
would be difficult to eat fabricated meat products unless they closely resemble
the real thing.
I suppose that people can learn to accept whatever is placed before them as
food, but thus far there is little
Thank you, dear Alain
I think after the first official tests, Friday-Sunday this week there will
be real discussions about the Hyperions.
Peter
On Mon, Feb 20, 2012 at 3:14 AM, Alain Sepeda alain.sep...@gmail.comwrote:
just about the answer to that question
Time Crystals
Reference:
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1202.2539.pdf
And a companion paper…
http://arxiv.org/pdf/1202.2537.pdf
It sounds like the title of a bad fantasy movie — time crystals — but it
could be the next big thing in theoretical physics which might be worth the
time and pain to rap
End of Partnership? Which one? LOL
As far as we know, it has not even started.
In my opinion he just got in touch with the local italian dealer, browsed
the product catalogue, made a lot of chatters as he loves to, received a
quote, got scared and ran away.
The length of his answer on JoNP,
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