Horace Heffner hheff...@mtaonline.net wrote:
I am happy to see such a neat application was found for Grigg's technology.
I hope he has benefited from it.
Griggs left the company many years ago. The company seems to be doing well.
They no longer talk about the fact that their machine
What do you mean by excess heat? I thought it was a link to a website of bio
fuel.
Daniel Rocha danieldi...@gmail.com wrote:
What do you mean by excess heat? I thought it was a link to a website of bio
fuel.
It is a long story. The Hydrodynamics gadget produces heat by generating
ultrasound. Under some circumstances it appears to produce anomalous excess
heat. Many years ago
Do you have links for articles regarding this experiment? It looks like
fishy.
Daniel Rocha danieldi...@gmail.com wrote:
Do you have links for articles regarding this experiment? It looks like
fishy.
See p. 43-1 here:
http://lenr-canr.org/acrobat/EPRIproceedingc.pdf
it was not fishy. I do not do fishy stuff. It was inconclusive. it is
unfinished business. If cold
Jed, there isn't something called cold fusion. The most reasonable papers,
since Schwinger, consider the solid as a kind of powerful device to converge
and collide phonons in a small region with an energy of several million
degrees, and these phonons also block and take away the heavy radiation
On Sep 2, 2011, at 9:44 AM, Daniel Rocha wrote:
Jed, there isn't something called cold fusion.
This has to be one of the very best newbie statements I have ever
seen on this list! It wouldn't have been so emotion evoking if it
hadn't been directed at Jed. 8^)))
Best regards,
Horace
Funny thing it is that I read more than 100 papers on his website.
Let me reinstate that phrase. There shouldn`t be something called cold
fusion, it doesn`t make sense. Millons a temperature of several thousand
KeV is required to get over the coulomb barrier as well as a very hard
shield is required to absorb the gamma rays. Any serious theory takes that
into
On Sep 2, 2011, at 12:41 PM, Daniel Rocha wrote:
Let me reinstate that phrase. There shouldn`t be something called
cold fusion, it doesn`t make sense. Millons a temperature of
several thousand KeV is required to get over the coulomb barrier as
well as a very hard shield is required to
I mentioned the focusing of phonons. They are lattice vibrations, so the
situation where fusion happens is similar to the collapse of a bubble in
sonofusion or the implosion of a fission bomb. The specific details for
branching ratios varies or how the collective phenomena varies from theory
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