This article does not shy away from making big claims about Defkalion's technology in development.
In a different connection, there was this from Sterling Allan, which pertains to the discussion about gammas: Even though transmutation is a nuclear process, it is not a dangerous one. > One US Company tested the Defkalion technology for about six months and > reported that there was no harmful radiation emitted whatsoever (they > thoroughly tested the full spectrum), and that only some gamma rays are > emitted during the reaction -- but no more than you get from a household > toaster -- well within safety limits. And sometimes, it doesn't even emit > any harmless gamma radiation while it is operating -- puzzling the > scientists who haven't yet figured that one out, who think that with every > transmutation event there should be a gamma emission. I will point out that "no harmful radiation" does not necessarily exclude soft x-rays, unless I'm mistaken about their being benign. Eric
