-----Original Message----- From: Terry Blanton > If the source of Rossi Reactor energy is association of nascent hydrogen, there is an easy test. All you have to do is detect 277 nm far-ultraviolet photons whose energy is equal to 4.476 eV.
That is a good point. However, these photons are in a range which is strongly absorbed by almost every element (producing he excess heat, which answers another question). Quartz will probably transmit a tiny percentage. > Now that I mention it, I recall a window in the reactor in one of the Defkalion photos which could have been for detection of these photons.... It would tell them at what point the reaction has begun. My bet on that window, which I did not notice, is that it would be for use with a start-up device (a laser, for instance), and not as a detector. They will know the reaction has started from the excess heat, which should be very pronounced. J.
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