I was working on a hypothesis that if a putative metastable negative muon
is in the Oxygen atom's K shell at 13.6 Z^2 eV (870 eV) a proton that could
be forced into the 8-electron cloud of the Oxygen atom and have it orbit at
200 x 13.6 eV (~ 2700 eV) there would be an energy gain
of almost 2.0
I wrote yesterday:
Nothing about this on their site http://www.nanosolar.com yet.
They have released the information today.
Their panels are not particularly good-looking:
http://www.nanosolar.com/pr11.htm
But they seem to be selling at $0.99/watt, which makes up for the looks I guess:
See:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Cold_fusion#Cold_Fusion_Decision
Quotes:
The practical result of what has been done to the cold fusion
article is the public will get misleading information on the current
status of cold fusion. Since cold fusion is something that can be a
major
--- Michel Jullian wrote:
But they seem to be selling at $0.99/watt, which
makes up for the looks I guess...
Michel, I hope that you are right, and that this
Nanosolar product becomes a great low-cost energy
solution.
The last thing I would want is to sound like a skeptic
of really good
See: http://www.avasolar.com/
This is a local company her in Fort Collins, CO that has started production in a small facility and has a large plant
currently under construction. It appears that they will have a substantially better product than Nanosolar.
Ron
On Dec 18, 2007, at 7:20 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
A few of the problems facing Nanosolar as a
competitive player in the solar energy arena.
1) Net efficiency is low: The best published estimate
is 9% (at noon in July). The rumor is that because of
the high impedance and other peculiarities of
Horace Heffner wrote:
Today's economics and hardships are not tomorrow's.
You sound like an early investor ;-)
Hi all
I have written a document that demonstrates how to apply the laws of motion
to create an unlimited build-up of momentum.
The phenomenon I describe in the document was used very successfully in the
past (although people did not realize it was over-unity) with the Pelton
wheel.
We
http://www.avasolar.com/products/modules.php
Nominal power: 65W
Open circuit voltage: 65V
Short circuit current: 1 amp
At least one of the above characteristics must be wrong.
Michel
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From: Ron Wormus [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: vortex-l@eskimo.com
Sent: Tuesday,
On Dec 18, 2007, at 11:54 AM, Jones Beene wrote:
Horace Heffner wrote:
Today's economics and hardships are not tomorrow's.
You sound like an early investor ;-)
I wish I could invest. It is a private company. The investors were
screened and had big bucks. I joined their mailing list
Jacques -
Basic principles: In addition to any wedge effect from the lower surface,
it's the air over the wing. It gets thrown downward. The cute part is in why
it sticks to the wing surface well enough to follow the downward curve. The
answer is in the Van der Waals forces. Some of those might
A recent comment from the esteemed Mr. Malloy got me to thinking...
Thomas sez:
I'm reading John Sanford's Genetic Entropy and The
Mystery of the Genome. Dr. Sanford makes the case that
most mutations are deleterious, if not fatal, to the
individual. He contends that the web of life won't
Hi Fred,
Did I miss out on a previous discussion of this? Aren't all muons negative and
why would a metastable one exist in an oxygen atom? Presumably the muon would
be in place of an electron, but why would that allow forcing a proton into the
oxygen's electron cloud, except for the muon's
Howdy Steven Johnson,
Today's university science classes avoid the Darwin theory simply because of
the lack of evidence to support it. Unless and until they find some fossil
evidence that can demonstrate a valid crossover or in-between species..
it's the stuff of library coffee shop
yup, not a single transitional fossil anywhere.
ohh... wait
whats this over here?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_transitional_fossils
On Dec 18, 2007 9:37 PM, R.C.Macaulay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Howdy Steven Johnson,
Today's university science classes avoid the Darwin theory
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