Michel Jullian wrote:
More on these miracle batteries:
Quote:
Power comes from 900 pounds of Altair NanoSafe lithium titanate batteries. Vehicle integration and testing are by Boshart Engineering.
I this the same thing as a Li ion battery?
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Anyone can fall into uncivil behavior during a heated debate. A civilized
person catches most of their own misbehavior and apologizes to those
they've insulted. But anyone who uses repeated and unapologetic personal
attacks is a different problem, and I will remove such people from this
forum.
Does this mean he's gone? LOL! (not really, just couldn't resist it...).
I just had an introduction to Galaxy Zoo, a cooperative effort
similar to CETI online. It is fun.
http://galaxyzoo.org/
This is a chance to see some anomalies first, and first hand, so to
speak. I am amazed at the large number of black satellite tracks
that show up in the photos. I would
thomas malloy wrote:
Horace Heffner wrote:
On Jul 17, 2007, at 3:54 PM, Paul Lowrance wrote:
Horace Heffner wrote:
I think you missed my point. If you don't want something public then
don't make it so yourself.
Actually it appears you did miss something. If you are so concerned
Michel Jullian wrote:
The differences with traditional Li Ion are outlined here:
http://www.altairnano.com/documents/NanoSafeBackgrounder060920.pdf
As a side note: The cross connection between Li ion anomalous
overheating of batteries, and LENR has been been mentioned here on a
number
I was defending an individual, Dr. Mike. Horace should not publicly post an
individuals email address on a list without permission. He should have sent
the email address in private to the person requesting the email. Instead,
Horace argued and argued about the topic knowing full well he was
OrionWorks wrote:
[snip]
You have called the Vortex participants You people..., that we
...can't get past [our] emotions, that we ...continue to kill each
other...
Thanks for pointing that out. To be more accurate, this statement can't get
past emotions is referring to present tense. Sorry
Ah, I think I finally understand what you are saying. Google groups
runs it's own usenet server(s). The problem is thus indeed *all* with
google. Looks like google ran out of disk space for their usenet
server. That phone number should come in handy in the future.
On Jul 18, 2007, at
On Jul 19, 2007, at 6:13 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
Michel Jullian wrote:
The differences with traditional Li Ion are outlined here:
http://www.altairnano.com/documents/NanoSafeBackgrounder060920.pdf
As a side note: The cross connection between Li ion anomalous
overheating of batteries,
Steven Krivit quoted an anonymous source:
The ERAB council proved that cold fusion isn't DD fusion.
I should know better than to comment on theory, but as far as I know,
cold fusion is DD fusion. It produces helium at the ratio to heat as
plasma DD fusion does, so what else could it be?
I
Horace,
I don't recall the mechanism you have suggested for CF extracting
energy from O18 interactions.
Good reason for that, as there is nothing firm or even gelled, which has
been vetted to any degree.
Some thoughts have been tossed out about very slow neutrons coming from
the distorted
On Jul 19, 2007, at 11:47 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
The higher mass would make diffusion of the O18 slower than O16,
so it would
take longer to diffuse to and accumulate near the anode. Whoops,
the oxygen doesn't move in such batteries? It's stuck in the
polyethylene oxide?
Not
On Jul 19, 2007, at 11:47 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
The higher mass would make diffusion of the O18 slower than O16,
so it would
take longer to diffuse to and accumulate near the anode. Whoops,
the oxygen doesn't move in such batteries? It's stuck in the
polyethylene oxide?
Not
A high electron density can be achieved using either a high voltage
or by use of sharp points. Maybe achieving CF is a simple as raising
D fugacity to the point of forcing D atoms to the surface of a highly
negatively charged needle point. This then opens the possibility of
surface or
The position in my paper is that virtual photons can not carry
gravimagnetic charge. Therefore, electric fields, i.e. near field
effects, are readily transmitted from a black hole, and readily
transmitted two ways across the event horizon. This means that black
holes can exhibit charge.
Horace Heffner wrote:
You are maybe thinking of the term exchange reaction, e.g.:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrogen-deuterium_exchange
Yes, thanks.
The H-D is a version of the more general chemical exchange reaction. I
am not sure how many elements have isotopes which can be enriched
The one missing item from most such tables is this factoid
Comparison of an interesting but largely neglected physical property
which can be exploited in enriching heavy water:
H2OD2O
melting point 0 C 3.84 C
compare that spread with the most used
corrections and addenda:
H2OD2O
Temp max density (°C) 4.0 11.6
Viscosity (at 20°C ) 1.005 1.25
had them reversed, and:
Coors discovered an ice filtration method for beer which provides the
other missing ingredient.
Imagine a ferris wheel (absent the carriages for simplicity) which is
initially at rest.
As the world turns, the ferris wheel will complete one revolution in a day
(assuming no friction) with respect to an observer standing
beside it.
Yes? No? ...or?
Harry
On 15/7/2007 5:17 PM, Michel
In reply to Horace Heffner's message of Thu, 19 Jul 2007 11:08:37 -0800:
Hi,
[snip]
It's stuck in the
polyethylene oxide? Hmmm... I wonder what the anode reaction is
then. I'm utterly confused - but it still seems worth posting because
O18 might play some role in all this. It will be
I've wondered this, too. I was illumined to consider a paper on
sonomagnetism, a phenomena seen in the boundary layer of the oceanic
thermocline. The motion of electrolytic fluid carries and
electromotive force that generates photonic emissions (presumably
which were being confusing the
by definition, wouldnt increasing pressure change where the triple point is?
On 7/19/07, Zachary Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've wondered this, too. I was illumined to consider a paper on
sonomagnetism, a phenomena seen in the boundary layer of the oceanic
thermocline. The motion of
the expansion is due to crystal lattice forming, and many compounds
exhibit it in different ranges, just not many that are that simple.
the energy of compression, to a point, can actually go towards helping
teh phase change, as i recall, but during that phase change, temp isnt
going to change
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