Here is something quoted in peakoil.com and available in various other
places on the net. Where is the original version? I assume it is in Italian.
This reads as if a human translated it.
Recently, a device invented and patented by Andrea Rossi, based on nickel
hydrogen, has enabled us to
On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 1:50 PM, Jed Rothwell jedrothw...@gmail.com wrote:
Here is something quoted in peakoil.com and available in various other
places on the net. Where is the original version?
http://www.socialnews.it/ARTICOLI2011/ARTICOLI201105/fusione.html
T
Terry Blanton wrote:
http://www.socialnews.it/ARTICOLI2011/ARTICOLI201105/fusione.html
Thanks.
Can one of our Italian friends tell me what this is? A blog? An online
magazine? I do not doubt this is real but I am wondering what the
professor is doing here, and where else this person has
It is a non-profit online magazine. It looks like it is sponsored,
among others, by the national TV RAI and some govt department (justice
and internal affairs) for its social utility role.
Not just a blog, anyway it is not related to science or technology.
mic
2011/6/10 Jed Rothwell
Michele Comitini wrote:
It is a non-profit online magazine. It looks like it is sponsored,
among others, by the national TV RAI and some govt department (justice
and internal affairs) for its social utility role.
Interesting. So it is fairly prestigious. A government-affiliated web
page,
It is not state owned: Social News is a magazine of an indipendent
non profit organization which in turn is sponsored by
govt entities. A shallow difference indeed, so yes it can be
considered a serious/official magazine both online and on paper.
This kind of positive statement about cold
On 2011-06-10 21:30, Jed Rothwell wrote:
Interesting. So it is fairly prestigious. A government-affiliated web
page, sort of like the U.S. National Public Radio.
This kind of positive statement about cold fusion would not be published
in any government-affiliated U.S. web site.
A short but
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