I may be being stupid here, but if you have two charged particles moving
towards each other then can they not be thought of as generating
magnetic fields, and that these magnetic fields would form the basis of
an additional attraction alongside the column force. electric and
magnetic fields di
e simple
newtonian problems from dynamics 101 can be so
mind blowing, what's the chances of analyzing these bizarre
non-linear maxwellian/relativistic/quantum mechanical kinds
of problems.
Hoyt
*From:*Nigel Dyer [mailto:l...@thedyers.org.uk]
*Sent:* Sunday, Februa
As I found out some years ago when I spent a couple of months on this,
whatever system you come up with, when you actually go through the maths
it comes up with the same answer, and that is that you cannot extract
energy from the rotation of the earth without reference to some external
body. Y
physics cannot explain, and I would not expect that to come from a
system consisting of 50 tons of ironmongery.
Nigel
On 09/02/2014 13:33, Nigel Dyer wrote:
The trade winds are driven primarily from the convection currents that
take their energy from solar heating. The corriolis force means
The trade winds are driven primarily from the convection currents that
take their energy from solar heating. The corriolis force means that
the convection currents do not just go in a north-south direction but
swing to the east or west. Given all this, at least some of the energy
that drives
I'm not sure its photoelectric. Looks more like the high voltage plasma
arc through water system, and again very similar to the Graneau/Pappas
system and featured on a good number of you tube videos, except that the
last time I looked a number of these you tube videos had dissappeared,
which I
Some years ago I was on a Church walk and got chatting with an elderly
gentleman from the Church and I found that he had been a metallergist,
so we got to talking about LENR. It turned out that in the 50's he had
been working on a project that involved hydrogen and palladium and
noticed a num
04/02/2014 15:23, Jones Beene wrote:
*From:*Nigel Dyer
The energy gain of about two is based on an energy in of 850J which
gives the appearance of having been typed in rather than measured,
I must have missed something Nigel.
Are saying the COP of this demo is about 2 ?
The energy gain of about two is based on an energy in of 850J which
gives the appearance of having been typed in rather than measured,
possibly based on information about the voltage and current that was
applied. It would have been nice to have had more details. It would
also have been good
http://www.blacklightpower.com/whats-new/
entified. The rest can be explained by
accepted laws of nature. Unfortunately, this requires a book length
justification because acceptance requires a person to give up strongly
held opinions.
Ed Storms
On Feb 3, 2014, at 9:29 AM, Nigel Dyer wrote:
I don't feel that we have anything like enough
I don't feel that we have anything like enough evidence to say
definitively whether there is one, or more than one, underlying
mechanism. It seems likely that at least some of the different sets of
experimental results will have a common underlying mechanism, and it is
well worth trying to mak
I very much agree about unpatentable theory.
Perhaps the claim that sets it apart from ost if not all of teh previous
water arc systems is claim 41
"The electrochemical power system of Claim 40 further comprising one or
more solid fuel reactants to form at least one of the conductor, source
If you wanted to find out where the intersting and exciting science was
taking place which was being ignored by main stream science then you
just had to find out where Emilio was. I met him initially at
conferences about biophotons, and more recently at conferences about
water. He always br
Perhaps BLP had the same problem with explosions and decided that, to
use the phrase that our marketing guys love, "This is not a problem,
this is a feature", and worked out what they need to do to make this
happen every time, and their product morphed into what they have now
demonstrated. Th
I tend to go to the mail archive site to search for historical postings
http://www.mail-archive.com/vortex-l@eskimo.com/
which seems to allow seqrches of the last 10 years of the list
Nigel
On 25/01/2014 10:40, Blaze Spinnaker wrote:
I suppose the archives of this mailing list will be a
The way that it was explained to me (by my son who understands these
things much more than I do) was that in a nuclear reaction that nucleus
suddenly has lots of excess energy to get rid of, and normally the only
option that its available that allows energy and momentum to be balanced
is to emi
, it says everything and its
says nothing.
On Tue, Jan 21, 2014 at 12:56 PM, Jones Beene <mailto:jone...@pacbell.net>> wrote:
-Original Message-
From: Nigel Dyer
The components of the demo don't look to me to be much like, for
example
the Catalyst I
/01/2014 17:16, Nigel Dyer wrote:
The components of the demo don't look to me to be much like, for
example the Catalyst Induced Hydrino Transition Electrochemical Cell,
so I was trying to work out what what we know about this configuration.
For example, the energizing electrodes tha
The components of the demo don't look to me to be much like, for example
the Catalyst Induced Hydrino Transition Electrochemical Cell, so I was
trying to work out what what we know about this configuration.
For example, the energizing electrodes that are mentioned. Do we haev
an idea of what
cs on
the nucleolus.
Nigel Dyer
On 18/01/2014 05:41, H Veeder wrote:
"My Spider Senses are starting to tingle"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Kek3GqbsTk
Harry
On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 2:58 PM, Terry Blanton <mailto:hohlr...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Discovery of Quantu
I was not aware of anything in the definition of LENR that says that it
has to be solid state. Some of the better public examples at the
moment are solid state, but I am aware of other systems that appear to
be low energy nuclear reactions which appear to use other substrates,
and I see no re
To give an example of what might be an ignored anomoly
In the last few years Konovalov in mosow has published papers that
appear to show that when you do serial dilultion of certain solutes then
structures persist in the water that can be seen in the water (and
therfore might be the basis
I'm beginning to wonder whether the electrically exicited ions within
the fault are able to pump a coherent electromagnetic mode within the
rocks, the frequency determined by some physical characteristic of the
rock structure. A direction that involves a number of such regions, ie
along the l
In the recent explanations it has been far from clear to me how the
large electric fields that no doubt build up in the rocks can cause
ionizing effects in the air some distance above the fault. The
explanation would appear to need something like highly directional
electromagnetic radiation to
My suspicion is that many of Sheldrakes 'non-materialist' ideas, such as
the idea that memories are not just physical traces in the brain will
turn out to be true, but will also turn out to be materialist and
grounded in the science that we already understand.
Nigel
On 08/01/2014 06:36, jwi
It was, and is the hope that we will find cures for cancer that provides
the funds for many people such as myself to do the research that I am
doing. In a number of cases there was no scientific basis for the hope
when the research was started, but it funded the scientific research,
and scienc
It will make a brilliant centre peice for a museum looking at all the
attempts, both successful and unsucessful, to find alternative energy
sources. I guess the problem is that we dont yet know which of the two
sections of the museum which should put this (and many other current
projects) into
I'm intrigued by the 'fusion observed in the vicinity of transformers'
comment. I've had a quick scan on your blog, and a search through the
vortex-l archive, and a search in the web and cant find anything
obvious. Would it be possible to provide a link?
Nigel
On 15/12/2013 23:30, Eric Wal
The figure of 100,000 watts for a cell phone tower seems a little high.
The most plausible figures from the web seem to be up to 500 watts if
they are covering a large area, or somewhat less if it is a small cell
in a city.
Nigel
On 12/12/2013 19:21, leaking pen wrote:
Waldo anyone?
On Thu
Has anybody come across a company called Oxyntix, a spin off company
from Oxford University
http://www.oxyntix.com/
The website is very sparten, but it does include a sentence with a
familiar ring to it:
"A core technology we are promoting involves generation of extremely
high temperature
I have begun to wonder whether the internet can be hindering the
process. There is a feeling that we dont need to learn stuff because
it is all there on the internet. However I wonder whether the creative
process can only really happen when we get the stuff inside our heads so
that our subc
surfaces/*
On Sat, Nov 9, 2013 at 3:59 PM, Nigel Dyer <mailto:l...@thedyers.org.uk>> wrote:
The bits of the results that I think are true are that he has
managed to get fairly spectacular damage using cavitation bubbles
and that there was something more interesting going on
November 9, 2013, Nigel Dyer wrote:
I am not sure that a translation would be of much help. With
LeClair I think you need to try and separate out the hypothesies
as to the mechanism from the observations of what happened. Too
often LeClair confuses the two. There is a lot to be sa
I am not sure that a translation would be of much help. With LeClair I
think you need to try and separate out the hypothesies as to the
mechanism from the observations of what happened. Too often LeClair
confuses the two. There is a lot to be said for the
'Method/Results/Discussion' format
I had the opportunity to speak to Peter about this, and I was led to
believe that they were indeed mystified by what they had found, but also
felt that they needed some kind of hypothesis in order to get the paper
published. I know from bitter experience that it is very difficult to
get a pap
The article tallies with the UK where the proportion of graduates in the
cohort entering employment each year is double the proportion of jobs
requiring a degree. My daughter and her son in law both got firsts,
and both ended up in jobs that do not require a degree. My son in law
is train
The fact that an analysis conflicts with every economist does not make
it wrong. After their almost complete failure (yes I know there were
some notable exceptions) to predict our current crisis I no longer have
much faith in what economists say. A few years ago the UK Queen asked
some economi
I assume that people have done detailed 'post mortem's of batteries that
have overheated. Is there anything in the detail that would support (or
otherwise) the LENR proposal?
On 20/01/2013 18:53, Eric Walker wrote:
On Fri, Jan 18, 2013 at 3:27 PM, Hoyt A. Stearns Jr.
wrote:
Maybe the higher
in"
-Original Message-
From: Nigel Dyer
Fifteen years ago I visited someone at Daresbury in the UK to talk about
coherent vibrations in living organisms. One of the things that he was
working on was the light harvesting complexes in bacteria, and he said
at the time that he fel
Fifteen years ago I visited someone at Daresbury in the UK to talk about
coherent vibrations in living organisms. One of the things that he was
working on was the light harvesting complexes in bacteria, and he said
at the time that he felt that that was where we were most likely to find
quantum
Indeed. There is a Catholic school in Birmingham, UK, where the
majority of pupils are Muslim
http://www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/local-news/birminghams-catholic-school-where-90-of-the-pupils-231115
Nigel
On 31/12/2012 04:40, Jojo Jaro wrote:
Yes, "Christian" catholic schools are more toler
My paid employment means that I spend significant numbers of hours each
day looking at DNA sequences, and the relationship between the DNA
sequences of different species, from single celled bacteria through to
homo sapiens.
This shows, beyond a shadow of a doubt that the species 'evolved' from
Genetics experts stopped calling the non-coding regions 'junk' some time
ago. They might say something like 'what used to be called junk
DNA'. I have been wondering whether certain aspects of the information
that defines an organism is not contained in the DNA, but instead
certain specific
I think we should know more, and this may serve as a warning to anyone
attempting kitchen table LENR experiments in the UK
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-20463857
Nigel
On 15/11/2012 14:20, Hoyt A. Stearns Jr. wrote:
I've found lots of Martian turtles and other life forms on Mars.
Look at this image from Curiosity -- at least a dozen anomalies, worms,
rectilinear concrete blocks etc., look at the Martian Dog in the upper left
quadrant:
http://tinyurl.com/bjsk7
Gamma rays are detected associated with a number of different aspects of
thunderstorms. As far 'conventional' lightning is concerned it seems to
be associated with initiation of the forks in the forked leader en route
to the ground in advance of the (visible) return stroke when the large
curren
Having discussed what he appears to have seen with Mark L, I ended up
coming to the conclusion that there are possibly two separate effects
that we may need to consider.
First there is whatever it is that happens within the cavitation bubble
that starts the process off. In situations where ca
On 08/11/2012 21:43, Peter wrote:
Am 07.11.2012 04:38, schrieb Ron Kita:
Greetings Vortex-L,
A water bridge defying gravity:
http://phys.org/news/2012-11-bridges-defy-gravity.html
Ron Kita, Chiralex
See here the castor oil bridge ;-)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-jj7c0oWoBI
I think it is an
Well spotted Lou, and yes it is particularly intriguing. A couple of
pointers.
First, describing it as an after glow is potentially misleading, in that
it is not necessarily after anything. It is something that is seen at
and around the time when lightning occurs, but can be seen when there
Lou, the answer is, its complicated, but very interesting and conditions
can be recreated in the lab, and the guy who knows all about this is Joe
Dwyer. He has done an excellent review
http://www.springerlink.com/content/l112wv31n5446564/
You also get gamma rays, and he has shown that these a
And I think I may be able to claim responsibility for the inclusion of
the paragraph about neutron release in thunderstorms, given my
discussions over the last couple of years with John Swain.
Nigel
On 06/11/2012 02:41, pagnu...@htdconnect.com wrote:
Just published on Arxiv.org --
"Theories
://www.americanscientist.org/issues/feature/rethinking-the-fall-of-easter-island/1
"Feature" article, so apparently not paywalled - I'm not a subscriber, but
I can see it.
Jeff
On Tue, Oct 9, 2012 at 2:27 PM, David L Babcock wrote:
On 10/9/2012 11:53 AM, Nigel Dyer wrote:
I had th
I had thought that they destroyed their own environment through
overharvesting and overhunting, ie the population was to large to live
sustainably. This is not a particualrly religious reason. I had also
gathered that the statues etc were an attempt to appease their gods in
the hope that the go
What I think would be a good wake up call would be for someone (the BBC)
to do a six part drama that is as historically accurate as it can be
that covers the experience of a family on Easter Island as they went
through the period when they ran out of natural resources. I think that
would be a
If only that were true. If you were to do some research into the final
years of Marconi in the UK, you would find that the reality was far from
the picture that you paint. The senior managers made some absolutely
disastrous business decisions, buying up highly overvalued companies,
putting M
I am not sure that it will go anything like as far as you believe Jed,
but some elements are already present. The first twenty years of my
working life were spent automating the production of telephone exchange
equipment, which resulted in many 1000s of people who used to work on
the producti
Is ancient China included as being part of the west? A quick check of
some basic history of ancient china seems to suggest that what I would
consider to be the organisation of human labor was present going right
back to the very earliest dynasties.
However, I would tend to think that so many
The question makes sense, but I am intrigued by the inclusion of the
word spin in the title. Most heat conduction calculations do not
include the effect of spin, but there is work that does, and the quanta
of interest is then a magnon, and it all appears to get very complicated.
Nigel
On 05/
I have been looking at some cell biology that suggests that nature may
have got there first on this, which is perhaps no surprise. In the
biological system the phonons are associated with low frequency
vibrational modes in huntingtin, and I suspect that these are coupled to
Cu2+ ions associated
Half of my brain thinks that this is brilliant and just what is needed,
and the other half thinks that it is not.
From my personal experience the problem is not so much a conspiracy as
people, such as scientists in universities who do know something about
this stuff, having read about this in
The photo may have been taken part way through the test, rather than at
the end. The temp is gradually ramped up during the test
Nigel
On 09/09/2012 21:20, Alan Fletcher wrote:
Rossi report : the temperature of the outside cylinder is reported to be at
871C max, 820C average.
Shouldn't it b
I would agree that looking at the physical state of the water/bubbles at
the surface of the electrode is a good idea. There was some work done
many years ago on the sound of various chemical reactions. The sound
of jelly setting was particularly odd (another situation where water is
importan
The use of food irradiation varies significantly from country to
country. In the UK for example, it can only be used for dried aromatic
herbs, spices, and vegetable seasonings. The same variation in attitude
towards such things could well mean that there are very different
challenges to getti
Now I am sort of on home territory, as I do genetics as a day job.
We have very few commented out genes (apart from a reasonable number of
genes for olfactory nerves, our sense of smell would appear to of less
importance to us than it is to our ancesters, so they do appear to have
been comment
The paper says that it is working at a temperature of 135 C, which is
relatively elevated.
I agree that this does violate the second law, in that it is doing work
but there is not a heat source and sink. However, as my son, who knows
more about physics than I do says, the second law is not so
Gas powered fridges have been around for many years, where the heat from
a gas flame, together with heat pump technology, is used to cool a
fridge. These are often used in caravans
Nigel
On 19/02/2012 02:39, Andre Blum wrote:
Rossi says an optional cooling / air conditioning module can late
It is interesting that you should wonder why E-cat systems have not been
seen earlier.
Over Christmas I met someone whilst out on a walk, got chatting, and
found that they had been working on Palladium/Hydrogen systems in the
1960's, and had become aware that there was something odd going on.
nd the Hyperion
safety/control electronics/software. The contribution of such
endothermic-exothermic circle to the COP of the total process is almost
zero.
2012/2/8 Nigel Dyer
He suggests that the pairing energy level is of the order of 1eV, which is
a chemical reaction sort of energy.
I am intrigued in that Julians interpretation of Rossi's actions on
eCatNews align very much with my impression, although I am very much
observing Rossi at a distance, and his Cooper-pairing of protons is my
preferred framework for a possible understanding of what is going on.
He suggests th
Indeed. I had just written a reply saying virtually the same think
when your Email arrived. I do not beleive that there is any magic here
that breaks any laws of physics.
On 08/02/2012 15:15, David Roberson wrote:
I would also take a second look at the net process energy balance. If alumi
Rupert is an interesting guy. I was lucky to have a couple of hours
time with him in his book lined study last year, and then went for a
walk across Hampstead Heath. That is clearly what talking with Rupert
does to you.
The thing about people such as Rupert is that he does not let our
curren
I once heard it said that the common denominator behind all of 3M
products are that they are thin (laminates, floppy disks, abrasives,
tapes, polish once it is applied etc).
An Ecat is not very thin
Nigel
On 04/02/2012 17:30, Ron Kita wrote:
Greetings Vortex,
I am not sure if the the "possib
I have been wondering about this as well.
Experiments using such films with different dimensions of etched squares
would be a good way of quantifying the way that the process depends on
dimensions, which would in turn help us understand what exatcly is going on.
Trying to get repeatable data
Despite the shortcomings of the experimental setup, I would have thought
it should be possible to use dataplots such as these to characterise the
thermal characteristics of the a dummy hyperion system providing we know
the power input. This should give usable figures for heat capacities
and t
Judging size is always a problem, but that does look to be of the big
and far away variety. I saw BL many years ago when it appeared to be
small (1 metre?) and closer, and have had a long standing interest in BL
as a result. I have seen videos of other BL where it splits. In other
cases the
If I was attempting to build a system from scratch, I would be tempted
to stick as close as possible to what we know of the standard receipes
used by others. The problem is that at the moment we don't understand
the system to know what is important and what is not.
My brother helped build a p
Unfortunately this model is nowhere near adequate to be able to
calculate the levels of gamma we might see. At this stage it is at best
a qualitative model that might explain the general characteristics. If
the match looked sufficiently good to be worth looking at further then
no doubt the mo
The 'fact' that the gamma only appears as a burst during startup is one
peice of 'evidence' that I think suggests that the mechanism relies on a
coherent state within the nickel, probably an optical vibrational mode
within the lattice.
Once it is at a sufficient amplitide, it's existence might
I continue to be reminded of a (Isaac Asimov?) science fiction story I
read as a child where a group of scientists are shown a film of what
they are told is an anti gravity machine, which takes off, flies a bit
then blows up. They are told that the inventer, the only person who
knew how it wor
A good example. I think it comes down to whether all of the water that
we see at the outlet, in whatever form, would have had to been converted
to water vapour at some stage in order to get there, requiring its
latent heat of vapourisation. In the case of my, and John's coffee
maker, not all
I think we should be considering the possibility that there are no
gammas in the first place. After the LENR event the nucleus will be in
a highly excited and state and will need to release its energy. The
conventional route is via gamma (and/or an energetic particle) with the
options deter
I am not sure if the point being made is that there can't be gamma
radiation or else Rossi would be dead, or that there is gamma radiation
and so it will never be a home appliance.
The indications so far are that radiation levels are small, but not
zero. This may well allow for home usage ev
Apologies... The appended text on the previous posting was not
intended. I have changed to a different mail client which did not
behave quite as I was expecting
Nigel Dyer
On 15/01/2012 16:51, Nigel Dyer wrote:
A few days ago there was a breif mention of Nicholas Moller and his
work on
A few days ago there was a breif mention of Nicholas Moller and his work
on MAHG
The two websites that I have found both seem to date from 2005 and
emails to the addresses on these websites seem to bounce.
Is anyone aware of the statis of any work on this system?
On 15/01/2012 16:28, Jay Ca
And in that context, some years ago I acquired one of a very few copies of a
book which contained some ideas from 1952 about the relationship between the
masses of various particles, which includes a derivation of the magic 1836.1
http://nigel.thedyers.org.uk/Jessup/
Nigel
> -Original Messag
I recently had a quick glance through the chapters on Cold Fusion in
Preperata's "QED coherence in matter", and the results in the Nickel
Nanoattenas paper seem to be in much the same area as the ideas in the Cold
Fusion chapter.
Nigel Dyer
_
From: Mark Iv
As far as I am concerned, I am looking for information that I would be happy
to present to a 'friendly' member of staff in our Physics dept as reasonable
evidence that there is something interesting going on that might be worth
looking at.
The reports of someone having visited Defkalion is somethi
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