Re: [Vo]:Is Rossi a 'black swan'?

In reply to Jones Beene's message of Sun, 30 Jan 2011 06:46:28 -0800: Hi, [snip] >. there is plenty of overlap in this list - and most of these have been >considered to be in the fold of LENR in the past, by default, but clearly >the inventor has said over and over that this is not related to "col

Re: [Vo]:The Big Picture

In reply to Jed Rothwell's message of Sun, 30 Jan 2011 11:23:48 -0500: Hi, [snip] >Terry Blanton wrote: > > >> Most processes do not scale linearly and offer new engineering >> challenges at certain cusps. A good example could be the nanopowder >> core of the reactor. > > >This is the kind of th

[Vo]:Carbon free Gasoline

Not to take anything away from the Rossi discussion but this sounds pretty interesting too. Like Rossi not much real info here either. Ron

Re: [Vo]:The Big Picture

Yes, this is the way Tesla made their successful battery. T

RE: [Vo]:Rossi again rejects putting demo units in other labs

>From Jed and Rossi: >> Jed: >> I know many people who would be happy to pay for the additional >> demonstration units, and any other costs associated with them. > From Rossi: > Dear Jed, > As I already said, my next public appearence will be to introduce > the 1 MW plant, because: > > C = 1/D^2

[Vo]:Rossi again rejects putting demo units in other labs

>From the blog: Jed Rothwell January 29th, 2011 at 3:28 PM You wrote: “We will continue the reseach with the University of Bologna to deepen the knowledge under a theoretical point of view.” I hope that Celani and others from the ENEA will also take part in these tests. There are many good theo

Re: [Vo]:The Big Picture

Terry Blanton wrote: > Most processes do not scale linearly and offer new engineering > challenges at certain cusps. A good example could be the nanopowder > core of the reactor. This is the kind of thing that may cause problems in a scale-up. But I think the plan is to make many small reacto

[Vo]:Neww Photocatalyst

Cheap, Clean Ways to Produce Hydrogen for Use in Fuel Cells? A Dash of Disorder Yields a Very Efficient Photocatalyst http://tinyurl.com/4dz27gk News article on Science about black titanium dioxide sounds similar to old article about black silicon but much easier to produce. More support

Re: [Vo]:The Big Picture

Most processes do not scale linearly and offer new engineering challenges at certain cusps. A good example could be the nanopowder core of the reactor. If heat is generated uniformly within the core and extracted only at the surface of the core the process can mimic the heat enginee of corpulent

Re: [Vo]:The Big Picture

Kyle Mcallister wrote: > What people ought to understand, if (a BIG if) Rossi's machine really does > work, is that the radiation emission from it (whatever it is), is probably > going to be far less dangerous than the radionucleides emitted from burning > coal. > I agree. It is *probably* goin

Re: [Vo]:Also Not So Sprach Dr. Robert Park

On 30-Jan-11 13:24, Terry Blanton wrote: I think Park waits until the meme has sufficiently propagated so that he maximizes the impact of his criticism. T Maybe he already has some privileged information... MJ

Re: [Vo]:Is Rossi a 'black swan'?

It doesn't matter if a swan is black or white, so long as it catches mice. (Deng Xiaoping ) I am not absolutely sure that the above quotation is exact; my memory is not more what it was, but what counts is that Rossi tries to sell an

Re: [Vo]:Also Not So Sprach Dr. Robert Park

I think Park waits until the meme has sufficiently propagated so that he maximizes the impact of his criticism. T

[Vo]:zitterbewegung

A 1994 paper "BEYOND E=mc2 " by Bernard Haisch, Alfonso Rueda & H.E. Puthoff http://www.calphysics.org/haisch/sciences.html lends support to my posit of relativistic vacuum fluctuations moving at the speed of light but the present description of this trembling motion called zitterbewegung does n

[Vo]:Also Not So Sprach Dr. Robert Park

Kettle drum roll please... http://strauss-also-sprach-zarathustra-mp3-download.kohit.net/_/26687 Thus sprached Dr. Park: http://bobpark.physics.umd.edu/current_issue.html ...and the verdict is: ... again. Jed, personally, I find Dr. Park's continued silence to be noteworthy news in itself, e

RE: [Vo]:Is Rossi a 'black swan'?

Well - not so fast. How can you assume LENR? Most of us here "want to believe" it is LENR, but where is the evidence of anything nuclear? Are you saying that excess heat over and above chemical makes it LENR by default? Maybe - It is clearly "new physics" but the lack of radioactivity at th