Fran, Would you please clear this up. I am a little confused by the use of 90.000: If this means ninety-thousand, then I would write it as 90,000. I realize that some use the first convention: (90.000,0)
Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2010 13:21:25 -0400 From: francis.x.roa...@lmco.com To: vortex-l@eskimo.com Subject: [Vo]: An interesting paper “IRVING LANGMUIR AND ATOMIC HYDROGEN” http://alturl.com/asihb by Nicholas Moller where he comes to the same conclusion I am positing regarding H2-H1 oscillation. <snip> Had Langmuir been amiliar with ZPE, he would most certainly have reached other conclusions in terms of explaining the extraordinary energy properties of atomic hydrogen. As it was proven by Langmuir, the volume of the hydrogen when dissociated into atoms increases to the double of the volume of its molecular state. Upon recombination, heat energy is released to the tune of 90.000 cal/gram molecule. When incorporating ZPE in the explanation of the hydrogen process, it could be argued that the hydrogen is not really a fuel but rather a medium, gateway or a super-conductor of ZPE from the vacuum of space, converting ZPE radiation and ultra-high frequency electrical energy into infrared (heat) radiation. On recombination into molecules the ZPE is “squeezed” out, releasing the absorbed energy. </snip> Fran
