At 1:14 AM 3/2/5, Keith Nagel wrote:
Hey Horace,
You write:
NOTE THAT THE DECIMAL POINT IN THE 19.6 CAL IS HARD TO READ IN THE SCAN.
Oh come on, it's very clear and if the type face is confusing look
a few lines above for the same notation ( specific gravity 5.3 ).
Well, that depends on the
At 10:05 pm Tue, 1 Mar 2005, Thomas Malloy wrote:
snip
On a separate note, I just got done reading Confessions
of an Economic Hitman. It is an astounding book.
I have little doubt that anyone who stands in the
way of our oil based economic order could be killed.
If you have serious
This thorough treatment (1919) of Antimony by Chung Yu Wang in Europe, nails
down the heat of phase change at "20 to 21 calories" (if I interpret it correctly).
This is in conflict with G. Gore's 1858 data where someone must have slipped
up on his "19.6 Calorie" figure. This apparent error is
At 6:48 AM 3/2/5, Frederick Sparber wrote:
This thorough treatment (1919) of Antimony by Chung Yu Wang in Europe, nails
down the heat of phase change at 20 to 21 calories (if I interpret it
correctly).
This is in conflict with G. Gore's 1858 data where someone must have slipped
up on his 19.6
You must be filtering my messages... 8^)
-Original Message-
From: John Steck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 2:28 PM
To: Vortex
Subject: Wikipedia
Vorts,
My apologies if this isn't new to everyone, but just stumbled across
Wikipedia. It's an open source
John Steck wrote:
You must be filtering my messages... 8^)
No, I was aware of that. The URL I listed is an article in Wired magazine
about Wikipedia.
I have been aware of their cold fusion article for some time, because it
has a link to LENR-CANR.org, and I see people visiting from it from time
You must be filtering my messages, too! g
FAIR WARNING:
Wikipedia, like Vortex, has its own culture, and exists as a fairly
well-defined community along with their own written and unwritten rules.
The Wiki cold fusion page appears to be run by people who are for the most
part, very different
Jones Beene wrote:
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; vortex-l@eskimo.com
Date: 3/2/05 10:26:54 AM
Subject: Re: Explosive Antimony on Platinum, Cold Fusion in 1855?
Keith et al.
It look like from reading the morning mail that Fred may
have found better refs with the correct value, which
( using
Title: Re: Article about Wikipedia
You could create your own entry on CF, although it would need a different title.
e.g. L.E.N.R. or C.A.N.R.
or C.M.N.S. (condensed matter nuclear science)
Harry
Jed Rothwell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steven Krivit wrote:
It might APPEAR as though one
From: Harry Veeder
You could create your own entry on CF, although it
would need a different title.
e.g. L.E.N.R. or C.A.N.R.
or C.M.N.S. (condensed matter nuclear science)
I think that's an excellent idea.
Wouldn't one say that C.A.N.R., L.E.N.R., and C.M.N.S. are more
scientifically
I second the motion.
Your post modern solution is just the ticket in the thicket, Harry.
Also: Don't pick fights with the editors, Jed. Just post the
new LENR topic and lets see what happens.
K.
-Original Message-
From: Harry Veeder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 02,
Stop the presses. I downloaded the white paper which is mostly white
noise -- vapid. It describes the work of Hyunik Yang (Korea) et al. It says:
They used resonate harmonic frequencies to expose the nuclei of atoms so
they could put the nuclei together to obtain the energy from the fused
Grimer wrote:
I can understand your disgust
with the poor standard of instrumentation,
etc. Jed, but as far as I'm concerned, it all sounds terribly plausible.
Actually, I think it is plausible too. That is why I am disgusted by the
instrumentation, and also by the documents on this web site.
I have his CV - yep, it's Oriani
W.R. Whitney Award (1987) winner: Richard Oriani.
Bingo. He is indeed an expert in CF.
- Jed
Korean patent
On http://iesiusa.com/intellectual.html there is a list of
patents, but I don't recognize the number format. Can someone
help? 10-20020026277 would be particularly interesting.
:)
Steve
Jed,
Just for the heck of it I did a
google on Hyunik Yang and got a large number
of responses. He has reported on nanowires of Gallium Nitride and Gallium
Phosphide, as well as jointly with some russians on an ”Experimental Study of Peculiarities of Electric Explosion ...
I got a few weeks behind, so if anyone sent me a specific message, please resend it because I can't wade through that many posts in a reasonable amount of time.
If nobody sent me anything specific, then I suppose I should speak up a little more often.
Comments on various...
Wiki is pretty cool
Good work Robin.
From their SEC filing (on their Web site)
Patents
1. Hydrogen Technology
1. Korean Patent Application No. 10-2002-0026277 Energy Generating
Device
This patent has only been filed in Korean and has not been translated
into English. The patent basically describes how the
Hi Robin Steve,
I too was disappointed when I went to KIPRIS and
could not find the Korean documents. Granted, I can't
read Korean, so all I hoped for was some diagrams,
but nothing to be found.
Don't get hung up on the zeros, as you can see from
the search engine interface, they are optional.
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