In reply to Terry Blanton's message of Wed, 26 Jan 2005 15:53:19 -0800:
Hi,
>
>--- Mike Carrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> The 2K+/H or 2K+/D reactions found by Mills may be
>> present in all these
>> cells. Why it would act in the reported way is
>> unclear.
>
>Is there a hydrino formation m
Steve, I take no offense to your remarks. I understand
you are a newsman and want all the information you can get.
I gave you a source for the evidence.
Richard
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No, I don't.
I guess I approach things differently.
I don't make statements about the cold fusion field unless I have
evidence to back them up.
At 07:35 PM 1/26/2005 -0600, you wrote:
Steve, I may
pose the question.. do you have any evidence they are NOT ?
The industrial world is busy, ask Si
Steve, I may pose the question.. do you have any
evidence they are NOT ?
The industrial world is busy, ask Siemems, Toshiba or
Boeing/GE
Richard
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--- Jed Rothwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Mizuno is unfamiliar with Mills and would not list a
> hydrino event among
> the likely causes.
The way the pyrex broke implies a rapid overpressure
event. Wasn't that a stopper a good pressure relief
valve?
I think that was one helluva shockwave!
--- Mike Carrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The 2K+/H or 2K+/D reactions found by Mills may be
> present in all these
> cells. Why it would act in the reported way is
> unclear.
Is there a hydrino formation mechanism which would
result in a "bright white flash"?
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test - please ignore
Mike Carrell wrote:
> Possible Causes
>
> The vessel was old and may have had a scratch on the inner
surface.
That does not account for the initiating flash under the surface of
the
electrolyte.
No, it does not. The event happened in an instant, there is no video, and
I do not think Mizuno is ful
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The James Bond movie, The
man with the golden gun, showed that a solar cell with 95 percent
efficiency had been invented by 1973, but is kept classified, so that we
can be assured that solar cell efficiency will improve . .
.
Yo, Baron: That was a MOVIE. It was FAKE. All
Jed wrote:
> [I will upload an Acrobat version of this report that includes
photographs.]
>
> Accident Report
>
> Tadahiko Mizuno
> Division of Quantum Energy Engineering,
> Research group of Nuclear System Engineering
> Hokkaido University
> E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On January 24, 2005 at ar
Jed, do you have Vinceno's email ?
Tom.
Vincenzo Iorio, who is also
doing glow discharge experiments, made the following comments:
"I believe that the explosion is due to an accumulation of gas (H2
and O2) . . .
I also want to recommend to everybody to be very careful to the gases
that are prod
The radial pattern of the bottom of they pyrex is interesting.
I have not got around to uploading the report, but I thought people here
might want to see the high-resolution digital photograph of the accident.
It is uploaded here:
http://www.lenr-canr.org/images/MizunoAccident.JPG
The object in the left foreground is the Pyrex safety door on the
incubator,
Mark S Bilk wrote:
This event could be very
significant. If the estimate of 2-3 cc
of hydrox gas mixture is right, it doesn't seem that this could
have been the source of the explosion.
That does seem odd. This estimate is based upon the volume of headspace
in the cell, and the assumption that t
RC,
I, like Jed, question your assertions. While I agree with you that the
Japanese are taking this more seriously than the U.S., your claims seem
greatly exaggerated. Do you have any evidence to back them up or to
demonstrate how you might know this?
At 10:13 AM 1/26/2005 -0500, you wrote:
RC Ma
I just realized that with the equipment Mizuno has been using
lately,
the oxygen and hydrogen cannot mix during the early phase of the glow
discharge experiment. There is a funnel over the cathode to prevent this.
The funnel was installed to prevent contamination because the effluent
gas is sent
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Organization: http://www.cosmicpenguin.com/911
Thank goodness Mizuno and his guest were not seriously injured;
I hope their hearing recovers.
This event could be very significant. If the estimate of 2-3 cc
of hydrox gas mixture is right, it doesn't seem that this
All wars are for control over local
resources. China's explosive growth and large population is unsustainable
with their own sovereign resources (raw materials, energy, food, etc).
Their strategic concerns are valid. The US influence is significant and
there is historical precedence. Set
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In a message dated 1/24/05 11:50:07 AM Pacific
Stand
RC Macaulay wrote:
The USA programs are unpublished
because they are under NSA guidelines. The Japanese are working at warp
speed on the same within their Universities as well as their industrial
labs.
I doubt that. No Japanese researcher I know has heard a word about such
programs. If there are
Mitchell Swartz wrote:
Second, some of the very papers which contain controls and
time-integration are not present
at the censored (and misnamed) LENR-CANR.org site.
Well, in that case, whoever wrote these very papers should upload them
somewhere else -- or submit them to LENR-CANR.org. The site
[I will upload an Acrobat version of this report that includes photographs.]
Accident Report
Tadahiko Mizuno
Division of Quantum Energy Engineering,
Research group of Nuclear System Engineering
Hokkaido University
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On January 24, 2005 at around 4:00 p.m. an explosion occurr
In a message dated 1/24/05 11:50:07 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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China believes the U.S. military will disrupt China's energy imports in any conflict over Taiwan, and sees the United States as an unpredictable country that violates others' sovereignty and want
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