The conjecture I've heard speculates that billions of years ago.
Yes... not millions... but BILLIONS of years ago, when mars was
significantly younger, the atmosphere may have been a lot thicker than
that it is today. More atmospheric pressure in turn would have allowed
liquid water to remain on
Following up on Jed's comments:
Conjecture that Rossi has been, in a sense, indirectly obfuscating
some of his own results - as if to throw the bloodhounds off of his
scent trail has been discussed to some extent within the Vort
Collective. I suspect there is some merit to such conjecture.
It's
Terry Sez:
What did I miss?
My acerbic sense of humor.
Heh!
Specifically meant for Mr. Murray's benefit?
Sorry, Mongo still a little cunfuz'd on this point. (He lost his box
of candy in all the excitement.)
Mongo want's to know who's currently in possession of the eCat. Cuz...
maybe that's
Jed sez:
No idea.
Thank-u Jed,
It's back to the candy store for Mongo.
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Terry sez:
...
Personally, I don't think he trucked it off since it would have taken
hours to un-plumb it. Not to mention that a number of the little
kittens resided on the roof of the container.
And as all cat owners, of the biological configuration know, they will
seek out warmth. So, if
Terry sez:
If there is someone in Bologna who could snoop around the Rossi
building and send us some intel, that would be fantastic.
Someone who is registered on his web log could just ask (except Jed :-).
A famous quote from Animal House comes to mind:
Dean Vernon Wormer: Put Neidermeyer
From Stephen:
(Terry, what are you talking about? Sometimes I think I understand your
posts but this isn't one of them.)
I believe the honorable Mr. Blanton was being sarcastic. ;-)
To be honest, I wasn't sure at first as well. My excuse was that I had
been highly distracted for the past
From Peter:
...
We have this already seen many times.
There is definitely excess energy.
Especially after the Kullander Essen Demo it was very clear that
the input energy was too low to heat the water.
But we also have seen errors in measurement that reduce the amout
of energy and that
When a new batch of books soon to be published documenting the
contentious history of Cold Fusion comes out, on the front cover of
one of these books will be a photo of a coffee machine... perhaps with
a modified eCat on top.
A few insiders will get it. Most probably won't.
Regards
Steven
My two cents:
I don't doubt most of Jed's assessments and the subsequent concerns he
has voiced concerning Rossi's approach. Some of the issues that have
made this so frustrating for most of us has been the fact that (one)
we really don't know what's going on, and (two) who is this allegedly
The following is pure speculation on my part:
Is it possible that the anomalous heat recorded in Rossi's eCats has
nothing to do with a nuclear reaction - and particularly as having
anything to do with the nucleus of nickel.
I'm wondering if it possible that the anomalous heat is actually due
to
From Sean:
It's not scientific, but I've been digging into the people listed as
attending the Ross ECat demo on October 6th
...and an interesting list of characters it is. Thanks Sean.
Of particular interest to us Americanskian's
Paul D Swanson, SPAWAR/DARPA
I wonder what Mr. Swanson's
Frank sez:
I would also like a nice woman instead of this cat who keep jumping on my
laptop keyboard.
While we are tweeting...
Make sure she isn't allergic to cats.
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About the promised videos I think is not a big deal to hire a bounch of fine
dressed guys, smiling and shacking hands after the big success of the
demonstration.
Somebody, passing nearby of his showroom have spotted some worker (super
mario bros ?) quite busy probably staging the
From Mr. Murray,
…notable for 22 years is that not a single lab can
replicate their own research to reliably demonstrate
an anomaly
This means cloning and in vitro fertilization must be quack science as well.
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From Terry:
Well, is so, it is well hidden. I went here:
http://www.cedirectory.com/content/ce-products.php
and opened a free buyer's account and have been searching products and
company names all morning. I can find no indication that his product
has a CE certification.
Yes, I
From Peter:
How can you obtain a CE certification for a product
just assembled, not tested thoroughly, based on an unknown
reaction, not characterized- singular?
Bureaucracy has its raison d'etre.
Methinks Rossi has some X'plaing to do.
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Steven Vincent Johnson
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Andrea Rossi
October 24th, 2011 at 5:08 AM
Dear A. Goumy:
1- yes
2- We will work together. They have been trained
3- yes
Warm Regards,
A.R.
A. Goumy
October 24th, 2011 at 1:05 AM
---
Dear Mr Rossi,
It is now the run-up to the moment of truth. I wish
From Rich:
Well, I want it to be true!
I hear you Rich. I hope it's true too.
However, with Rossi, who knows.
It may be a matter of interpretation. ;-)
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Jed sez:
Let us think of Rossi in terms of how he would fit into the great works of
literature and drama. Think of the role that would best fit his
larger-than-life persona. Merlin? Prospero? John Galt?
No, Rossi is playing the Road Runner, and the rest of us, collectively, are
playing Wile
In fine print, under the directions section, pertaining to one of Wile
E's special ACME orders for paint:
Do not attempt to create the illusion of a tunnel.
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From Jed:
On a related topic I have also been under the impression
that Rossi was NOT planning on producing steam as the final
output product - only hot water below the temperature of 100 C.
That is what he said months ago. Evidently he changed his mind.
It would be rather challenging to
Again, mostly harmless. Even a little amusing. ;-)
http://www.forbes.com/sites/markgibbs/2011/10/19/end-of-world-nigh-cf-demo-could-be-postponed/
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Terry sez:
Again, mostly harmless.
How many strikes does one get in this ball game?
I'll get back to you AFTER tomorrow. ;-)
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Rich sez:
Wolf! Wolf! wolf? wolf... WOOF! WOOF! WOOF!
Technically speaking, wolves don't woof, or bark. They howl.
It is theorized that dogs acquired the unique barking characteristic
as a result of thousands of years of acclimating to a cooperative
symbiotic relationship with human beings.
Terry sez:
If wolves don't say 'Woof! Woof!', then why are they called wolves?
They bark. See here:
http://www.wolfcountry.net/WolfSounds.html
under Yipping.
Well whatdya know. I stand corrected!
Those yipping sounds sound pretty much like barking to me.
Mr. Murry and his bark has been
From Robert Leguillon
Mr. Rothwell never attacked me personally. He merely labeled
all remaining skeptics as ignorant/blind/foolish/etc. I think
that there is still room to question the results, and I'm
certainly not the only one. I think that the ad hominems can
stifle open communication,
Mostly speculative
http://www.forbes.com/sites/markgibbs/2011/10/17/hello-cheap-energy-hello-brave-new-world/
Mostly harmless.
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Mostly speculative
http://www.forbes.com/sites/markgibbs/2011/10/17/hello-cheap-energy-hello-brave-new-world/
Mostly harmless.
http://www.singularity.com/charts/page50.html
On a related point, and after following a few links, the author, Mark
Gibss, points the reader to an interesting web
Mark Gibbs' article in Network World
http://www.networkworld.com/columnists/2011/101411-backspin.html?page=3
...ends with:
...
It remains to be seen whether this is really all some
kind of mistake, which seems unlikely, or a hoax, which
seems equally implausible because, if it is all bogus,
Robert,
You state:
You [Mr. Rothwell] may disagree, and now be 100% convinced, but it's your
personal attacks that are troubling.
Where has Mr. Rothwell attacked you personally? As far as I can tell
Mr. Rothwell has attacked your opinions - some of the conclusions and
speculations you have
From Peter:
He always said he /has/ to build a 1 MW plant.
Why /had/ he to do this, when he had no written
contract? The only explanation I can think about, is, he has to
do this because he already purchased the material (without having
a contract to sell it). Maybe he got the boxes in a
From Mr. Driscoll,
Rossi has done test after test poorly...
Indeed, there are many will agree with this observation.
...for a reason - when will people understand this?
What needs to be understood is indeed the 64 trillion dollar question
- or perhaps 64 cents. Take your pick. What I've
Understanding the underlying economics of how many consumer products
(like the iPad) are manufactured is going to be a difficult and
soul-searching process for most Americans. This probably goes for the
entire developed world as well.
As is becoming obvious to most of us that care to dig a little
Terry, Robert,
I Googled lissajous patterns in my on-going efforts to educate
myself. In the midst of learning about these interesting oscillating
patterns I came across an obscure web site managed by an independent
inventor named Jed Margolin. I stumbled across his web site because
Mr. Margoliln
Regarding Mr. Krivit's Oct. 10 installment:
It's a good example of what I mean when I have described Mr. Krivit as
being a cynic at heart. Being a cynic is neither good, nor bad. It is
how one uses their innate sense of cynicism in order to get to the
bottom of a tantalizing mystery that
What I wunder about is whether the process is enclosed in an infinite loop...
For (;;) {
// Oh no! Not again!
}
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Horace sez:
I need to take a break from this for a while. Snow line is coming down the
mountains.
Enjoy the encroaching sno, Horace!
Have you purchased your season pass to the slopes?
Come back for another round of carefully calculated skepticism at your
convenience. ;-)
Regards
Steven
Kindly take this stuff to Vortex-b.
Hi Bog,
I've said my peace. I guess one could say I've had my cup'o'java.
However, in regards to your request. No.
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Very interesting letter indeed.
Regarding the following excerpt:
In all such cases, had there been close cooperation with
Defkalion to develop the technology together, as opposed
to focusing and putting pressure on us to receive money,
many of these unfortunate legal and technical
From Hollins:
jed, if the power were used to, say, run a thermoelectric heat pump,
cooling one side of the pump, and heating something that was
otherwise internally insulated, then heat WOULD go up after power
is removed. (Just saying, if I were going to fake something, that's
what I'd do. )
Hi Mark,
Permission to vent granted.
Let me reciprocate with a few fissures of my own.
Mill's BLP have often been criticized for giving the appearance of
going off in too many directions, and as such, depleting their limited
resources. To be honest I don't know how justified such complaints
From Defkkalion, of particular interest:
Today, Hyperion engineering has completed version 7.
We were surprised to see our old designs used in public testing.
We were confused why our old designs were implemented wrongly,
as well as witnessing insufficient use of instruments and
testing
From Stephen:
Mysterious RF oscillators with undocumented connections
and functions add so much interest to the question of
How It Works
Has Rossi become the New Ron Stiffler?
I'm inclined to think that Stephen's speculation is probably
unwarranted in this particular case. As I
From Joe Catania:
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 10:04 AM, Joe Catania wrote:
Newton's Law is irrelevant. Your the type of buffoon who believes that since
there's an Ohms LAw every conductor obeys it. The temperature law the
e-cat obeys is ostensibly written in the temperature data if we can
Terry sez:
You guys need to get a room. ;-)
Sorry.
I guess I'm too much of an exhibitionist.
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From Mark:
DGT wrote:
We were surprised to see our old designs used in public testing.
and
We also identified confidential (yet shown in public) special instruments
designed in collaboration with Rossi and prepared by Defkalion.
I feel a lawsuit coming on!
Yeah, perhaps so.
From Robert:
More like a gun to the head - ie we think we can extract
legal remedies for your revelation of our confidential
materials unless you come to an agreement with us, (and
we know you are running out of money and time while we can
pay for lots of lawyers that will waste all of your
Congratulations, Mr. Catania.
Further posts from you will be routed to my block list.
I'm sure you could care less. I guess the feeling is mutual.
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Terry sez:
...
I'm sure you could care less.
whisper: . . . not care less
g, d r
Really? I wuz never good at grammar.
Grammatically speaking I always thought it is better form to avoid
cluttering up one's literary intent with the use of double negatives.
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
Rossi sez:
...
A SNAKE HAS WRITTEN THAT INSEDE THE E-CAT THERE WAS DIESEL OIL TO BE
BURNT………JUST LOOK AT THE WEIGHTS: AT THE END OF THE OPERATION THE
E-CAT WEIGHTED SOME GRAM MORE THAT BEFORE THE OPERATION….
Diesel oil??? Good grief! Who wuz suggesting that?
BTW, I luv reading Rossi's
Frank sez:
Now that Jed has told me my utility pension is at risk and I have
vested interests. I will have to agree there is probably something
wrong with the tests. Perhaps a laser was heating it from the
ceiling?
...will have to agree
I can't tell if Frank is being serious or not.
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2011-10/06/e-cat-cold-fusion
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http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2011-10/06/e-cat-cold-fusion
Mr. Krivit is quoted.
Final paragraphs:
There is some irony at work here: we apparently have a number of mainstream
scientists backing an outlandish project which investors are putting money
into,
while the most vocal critic
MoB sez:
...
Ok, so now the question becomes how many eMice does an eCat need to catch to
produce 3.5 kW of heat ;-)
I should ask my cat, Zoey.
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MoB sez:
I should ask my cat, Zoey.
Couldn't you ask Charm as well?
You're right. I could. However I'll probably get a different answer. ;-)
Then I'll have to determine who is telling the truth and who is lying.
Don't want to go there. ;-)
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Steven Vincent Johnson
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Hi Peter,
FWIW, it's been my experience that the universe seldom conforms to my
anticipated calendar of events.
She has a mind of her own. I do my best to remember that, particularly
when I begin to notice the fact that I seem to be anticipating yet
another major event coming down the pipeline.
http://www.kk.org/thetechnium/archives/2011/09/the_7_stages_of.php
This guy probably has a future! ;-)
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From Jed:
Toyota announced a plug-in previous hybrid car will be available nationwide
starting January 1, 2012. The base price is around $32,000. Battery range is
greater than 20 km.
I assume you meant to say Prius whereas Dragon interpreted your
dictation as previous.
Somehow a $32k price
Nevertheless, Rossi continuing to describe Krivit as a snake is not
doing himself any favors. IMO, to constantly reveal such an incredibly
raw emotional side of himself to the general public, particularly in
the midst of trying to convince others as to the accuracy of his
controversial scientific
From Peter:
...
There seems to (hostile) competition between Piantelli
group and Rossi. Krivit in his website gives the
impression to be independent, but his sponsor is
unknown and he seems to prefer the piantelli group
over others.
You seem to be speculating, and therefore insinuating
From ecat builder:
There is NO evidence that Rossi's newer generation
E-Cats have ever or will ever explode.
The concerns I've seen raised do not necessarily have anything to do
with Rossi's reactor cores - whether they work or don't, or are likely
to explode. The concerns I've seen raised
From Peter Heckert S. V. Johnson
When I was still a BoD member for Krivit's NET
organization his sponser(s), at least during the
time when I was still a BoD, seemed pretty independently-
minded to me. I could be wrong, but I doubt Krivit's
sponsorship [I meant sponser(s)] would have changed
Rich sez:
snafu -- from WWII, Situation normal -- all *ucked up
I should say something snarky like Thank you so much for expressing
your opinion, Mr. Murray. but the truth of the matter is that I have
endeavored to express my own opinions as well. Therefore I should let
live.
And of course, my
Terry seZ:
...
Krivit is certainly causing a reaction within Rossi. AAMOF, it
appears to me that AR is on the verge of a meltdown.
Do you notice a hint of desperation in AR's writings of late?
LOL. I completely missed the original joke. ...er the joke is on me.
Regards
Steven Vincent
From MoB:
...
This appears to me definitely as a one-sided news report, which in my
opinion discredits Krivit as an unbiased objective reporter regarding the
Rossi saga.
Or as they say what goes around comes around.
You express one of my concerns.
I refer you to to my previous unsolicited
Jouni sez:
...
And it did not cross into Krivit's mind that perhaps,
Rossi had some awkward motivation to present him a
dummy demonstration?
Good grief! You actually wrote that as speculation about Krivit's motivations?
You're obviously not a cynic! ;-)
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
Terry sez:
Keshe is quite, er, eclectic!
http://keshefoundation.com/home.html
http://www.keshefoundation.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=2t=229
I'd also add: A lot of talk. A lot of dreaming.
But where's the beef?
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Rizzi sez:
...
I think that the end of the hoax is approaching.
I doubt we are witnessing a hoax, though it's possible I am in error.
Another thought came to mind in regards to the megawatt reactor
design: Why for their first generation of products are they building
a 1 MW module? Many have
Jouni sez:
This article references Martin Ford's Lights in the Tunnel which was
discussed here.
I have not yet read the article, but one short comment about the topic.
That robots are stealing our jobs is not an issue, because we can tax
robots and give money to the poor as a basic income.
Jed sez:
Here is an interesting treatise on being wrong:
http://www.amazon.com/Being-Wrong-Adventures-Margin-Error/dp/0061176044
It seems to be human nature to want to be right about what it is that
we chose to pontificate on. Unfortunately, arriving at certain
opinions seems to be one of
From Mark:
If this whole thing is a scam, AND the below info is true, then this just
doesn't make sense...
Rossi's Home Sacrificed for Cold Fusion E-Cat Launch - Only several days
ago, Andrea Rossi stated on his blog that he had big financial problems. Now
he has revealed that these
More info:
Heading: Rossi's Home Sacrificed for Cold Fusion E-Cat Launch
http://pesn.com/2011/09/21/9501918_Rossis_Home_Sacrificed_For_Cold_Fusion_E-Cat_Launch/
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From Stephen,
This is a nice story of a dedicated inventor making large sacrifices in the
zealous pursuit of his vision, but is there really any reason to believe it?
Rossi has not exactly been a pinnacle of truth in the past.
Absent more information I'd tend to lump it in with the tale of
From Peter:
There is no specific point. Anything that is reported about Rossi and his
e-cat is absurd and nobody is able to know what is true and what not.
Rossi is mercurial.
It's not always wise to shoot the messenger.
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
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From Jed-Storms;
Jed, just so you are clear in your understanding, the response
by the DOE has NO relationship to what the person who wrote the
reply letter believes. He wrote the OFFICIAL policy of the organization.
The official policy determines how the organization will respond to
Horace,
Needless to say... call your doctor or optometrist right away.
Could be a number of serious issues. Migraine, retinal detachment, mini-stroke.
Don't wait.
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Terry sez:
I agree with you and Horace. If it can explode, it will explode, and
at the worst possible moment (Murphy's law and first corollary).
It's quite odd to notice that on the skeptical side of the fence the
subject of CF continues to be perceived as a bogus completely
unproven source
From Horace
I wrote: I would not be surprised that most people here, including Jed,
feel there are various points which justify skepticism. The problem seems
to be agreeing on which ones and what a proper course would be. Not that I
expect anyone would take any action based on comments from
Nice to see you back in the sand box, Jones. I wuz beginning to get
concerned that you may have been abducted by aliens... perhaps for
consultation purposes concerning your legal expertise on human
affairs. Rumor has it that the Pleiadians and Zeta Reticulians are
sparing over the possession
Mr. Catania,
What I found interesting about latest reply was the fact that you did
nothing more than restate your previous comment, basically that the
effects of thermal inertia in the recorded measurements have not been
accounted for. Meanwhile, Mr. Rothwell replied to your original
comment by
Hello again, Mr. Catania,
I realize I'm just as guilty of using this term as you, but IMO the
continued use of the phrase, thermal inertia to explain the
interesting thermal temperature changes tends to confuse the issue
more than it helps. Technically speaking, what's happening here has
little
From Catania:
For once? I only been saying that one thing- many times. But you'd better
understand that from first principles not from a typo.
From: Jed Rothwell
Okay, that's probably a typo, as shown in the video. For once
Catania is correct. The temperature did not drop suddenly and
then
From Michele:
From JONP.
Andrea Rossi
September 13th, 2011 at 6:19 AM
Dear Malcom Lear:
Yes,
Warm Regards,
A.R.
Malcolm Lear
September 13th, 2011 at 5:48 AM
Hi Andrea,
Could you tell us if independent testing of the 1Mw plant is already
in progress.
Ciao
Malcolm
Does anyone know
From Daniel,
Well, given that this is an offtopic subject, when will be you next session
with Witch Doctor? Can we suggest questions for you?
One can always suggest questions, to paraphrase an answer made
famous in the film Ice Station Zebra. ;-) . Depending on the
circumstances I may consider
David sez:
Hi
On this page various UFO detectors can be bought? How do they work? What
mesurable disturbances are UFOs causing?
http://www.imagesco.com/ufo/ufo-detectors.html#ufo-02
David
I would recommend purchasing the second article in the list, the one
with the cool looking spiral
Inquiring minds want to know... What does Defkalilon's have on hand?
Do they possess the equivalent of Rossi's eCat technology in-house, or
not. Speculation runs rampant. It's only fitting that I proceed with
some finely tuned oration of my own. Without further adieu:
I'm willing to speculate
From Jed:
Scroll down article for interesting YouTube video.
See:
http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/2009/01/retailrobots/
Jed, I just finished reading Martin Ford's The Lights in the Tunnel,
the book you brought to the Vort's attention not long ago.
http://www.thelightsinthetunnel.com/
Terry sez:
The positron, being antimatter repels the electron gravitationally and at
the same time attracts it electrostatically, so that there is a perfect
balance!
Hmmm, what are the odds of that?
Following up:
Also, considering the fact that electrostatic forces are probably a on
an
Jed sez:
I know little about cosmology, but is it not the case that:
If dark matter exists the universe is more likely to end in a cosmic crunch,
relatively soon.
If it does not exist the universe will end with heat death much farther into
the future.
Just curious about this . . .
Indeed, this is fertile ground for speculative fiction, especially
science fiction. One author I particularly admire, an author who has
thought a great deal about the ramifications Daniel and Jed point out,
particularly how it might play out on the level of human hive
consciousness, is Joe
Some would like to characterize Krivit as a snake.
Rossi, particularly.
In my view Krivit is simply a cynic.
Being a cynic is neither good or bad. It's what one does with one's
innate sense of cynicism that determines whether honoring such a
perception of their surroundings serves them (and
Terry sez:
The truly progressive cynic eventually forms a crusty chrysalis
from which eventually emerges a jaded dung beetle.
IMHO, a truly progressive cynic has a sense of humor. Some cynics make
marvelous comedians.
About a year ago I recall Mr. Krivit demanding that Mr. Rothwell
publicly
I sed:
I perceive Mr. Krivit as working very hard at the task of being the
best investigative journalist that he can be. I think he may still
achieve that goal.
I just realized that the way I stated the above could imply that I
don't perceive Mr. Krivit as possessing very good journalistic
Some personal speculations of my own:
FWIW, the one little itch that I can't ignore is why does DGT continue
to behave in what strikes me as being distinctly conciliatory in their
characterization of Rossi's recent actions. DGT claims they have
developed more control and a greater safety margin
From Daniel
I think with so much money invested and nothing delivered,
no independent tests whatsoever, it is hard to think this
is not a scam.
I disagree. There is also some disagreement on the aspect of how one
determines an independent test. BLP would say yes independent
tests have been
From Daniel
Do you really think the scarcity of experimental results
justifies the investment of 60mil$? It is easier to think
that they just bribed a few other researchers just to fake
results. This amount of money is enough to come with a
proff of concept for any form of fusion, even
Terry sez:
Can it hover?
Well... no, but it can disappear!
Excerpts:
Update 12:29pET- DARPA says it could not regain contact with HTV2 but
the hypersonic wedge can terminate its flight autonomously.
Update 11:23aET – DARPA has lost contact with the HTV2
From Axil:
A clue, Rossi says that if he told us in which city the 1 MW reactor
demo is to be held in, we would immediately know what company
his American partner is. Company towns like that are very rare
anymore with most manufacturing going overseas. The company
must be big, American, long
From Jouni,
My guess will be Nasa and 1MW Demonstration will be held in
Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Great symbol that Rossi looks
with his technology forward beyond this planet, and ignores any
immediate commercial plans as mere chattering.
It is not that far-fetched of a possibility...
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