At 1:19 AM 12/3/4, Harry Veeder wrote:
After reading some more, it seems to me a more accurate name for this field
is non-inertial-chemistry. Gravi-chemistry is misleading unless you are
endorsing the general theory of relativity which assumes that an
accelerating or non-inertial frame of
According to
the report, the panel was "split approximately evenly" on the question of
whether cold experiments were actually producing power in the form of heat. But
members agreed that there is not enough evidence to prove that cold fusion has
occurred, and they complained that much of
Here is a hysterical message about Physics Today. Frankly I am surprised
Physics Today responded at all. Maybe they are feeling the heat?
- Jed
Below is the information submitted on Dec-2-104 17:5 EST
Robin, The tile is 1 representing a potential of 1 water column pressure
against the surface of the tile. As the water touches the tile an audible
sucking sound occurs indicating a vacuum forms at the surface. A pressure
greater than 1 w.c. psid is required to produce an audible sound..
This is a form letter that is sent in response to any such question. If the
physicist who
was interviewed responded, that would be important.
Ed
Jed Rothwell wrote:
Here is a hysterical message about Physics Today. Frankly I am surprised
Physics Today responded at all. Maybe they are
Horace Heffner writes
I have done plenty of tritium counting using liquid
scintillation counting.
I think it is more difficult to count water borne tritium
by other means.
Scintillation couters can reliably and automatically
discriminate between
tritium and say carbon 14. There is almost no
Hi.
It is written:
message: I read a recent editorial in Physics Today journal where the
editor was interviewing a physicist of some repute on what criteria he
would accept the LENR/cold fusion phenomenon as worthy of further research
and DOE funding. The physicist replied that if the
At 9:16 AM 12/3/4, Jones Beene wrote:
[snip]
Let me direct your attention to Thallium online
http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/thallium.htm
You will see that over 95% of the gammas in this situation
would have a mean energy between 68-80 KeV but are coming
from the transitory mercury isotope as
If a pair of deuterium hydrinos fuse, or if two electrons are involved in D
+ D catalysis, without the electrons falling into the Coulomb well and
thus gaining kinetic energy, the resulting highly *de-energized* neutral
nucleus resulting from multiple quantum wavefunction collapse would be
Hello Horace
The condenser was made out of glass and had a length of 1.5 meter and was
positioned vertically. It was cooled by water which flowed around the glass
condenser.
Best Regards
Peter
- Original Message -
From: Horace Heffner [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday,
NRL is now attempting to duplicate this work. This program was
undertaken well before the DoE review and apparently was unknown to the
reviewers. If, as expected, they replicate the Iwamura claims, the ball
game will be over.
Ed
George Holz wrote:
Hi Jed,
See:
[Original Message]
From: What's New [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Akira Kawasaki [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 12/3/2004 12:11:50 PM
Subject: WHAT'S NEW Friday, December 03, 2004
WHAT'S NEW Robert L. Park Friday, 3 Dec 04 Washington, DC
From: Edmund Storms
NRL is now attempting to duplicate this work. This program was
undertaken well before the DoE review and apparently was unknown
to the reviewers. If, as expected, they replicate the Iwamura
claims, the ball game will be over.
Ed
Hello Ed,
Best guestamate as to when
Horace,
...Anyway if lots of tritium was being
produced, a fair amount of the bremsstrahlung gamma
photons
of about 3-6 keV would be seen.
These gamms have almost no pentrating power in water.
This is why organic
solvents are used for liquid scintillation counting. The
water is kept to
a
For the general reader, Dr Swartz has been asked on repeated occasions to
submit
his paper in a form that Jed can read. He has failed to do this, preferring
instead to complain about censorship. As any one who reads LENR can
plainly see,
we are very open to publishing papers from all
Mitchell Swartz wrote:
Let's address your statements.
First, the titles to our three papers were removed by you because you
personally desired that
(as is your right, as has been stated before).
I haven't the SLIGHTEST idea what this is all about, or which titles Swartz
thinks were removed,
Keith Nagel wrote:
and DOE funding. The physicist replied that if the LENR/cold fusion
community could demonstrate an input/output energy ratio of 1/10, 100%
repeatability and economic feasibility he would recommend going ahead.
This is exactly my point 1 from my last post. Jed says it is
The most amazing starting point about this paper to me,
and maybe it is the ending point for Iwarmura since he
emphasizes it so often but refuses the temptation to go
further (even at ground Zero it's called job-security)...
is the nuclear transmutations of Ba into Sm but some of
us (who have
One of the criticisms of the DOE panel was that the cells did
not provide continuous excess power over the entire time span
of an experiment.
I think this is natural trait of CF systems, but it is not
without value as the DOE panel implies.
If one can learn to predict when a cell will produce
This is one of many statements made by the reviewers that is incomplete
and based on confusion. The fact is that when solid palladium is used
as the cathode, time is required for it to acquire the required high
D/Pd ratio and time is required for the active material to plate on the
surface. If
At 12:31 PM 12/3/4, Jones Beene wrote:
I see from the post just now from Peter that his condenser
was water cooled, but I must assume that the Tl did not
cross the pyrex glass boundary or else he would have
mentioned it specifically.
The was no mention of the Tl showng up in the cooling water,
At 12:45 PM 12/3/4, Edmund Storms wrote:
The flood gates open and people in the CF field become heroes and are asked
to help develop the field. Park becomes a believer and criticizes the
DoE for being so slow.
If that ever happens I'll send Park a painting of a pig flying over a
dancing
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