RE: [Vo]:Grand theory of Philippe Hatt

2017-10-06 Thread JonesBeene
Bob, These theories also seem to support the radical conclusion (heresy) of proton annihilation at relatively low input power. Holmlid documents the same muons that CERN sees at much higher power. However, with Holmlid there is the large gap in reproducible experimental evidence. LENR

RE: [Vo]:Grand theory of Philippe Hatt

2017-10-06 Thread bobcook39...@hotmail.com
skimo.com> Subject: RE: [Vo]:Grand theory of Philippe Hatt >From the strange coincidences department: I was going to recommend another interesting GUT-type of theory (that of William L Stubbs) where simple logic takes the place of complex mathematics… and lo and behold, most of the former

RE: [Vo]:Grand theory of Philippe Hatt

2017-10-06 Thread JonesBeene
>From the strange coincidences department: I was going to recommend another interesting GUT-type of theory (that of William L Stubbs) where simple logic takes the place of complex mathematics… and lo and behold, most of the former links have gone cold, but in this one … it looks like Hatt

RE: [Vo]:Grand theory of Philippe Hatt

2017-10-06 Thread bobcook39...@hotmail.com
Nigel and Jones— IMHO Hatt’s theory of the nature of particles with mass and electrical/magnetic properties is correct. His predictions are consistent with existing experimental evidence and go way beyond the accuracy of existing measurement technology to be confirmed as this technology

Re: [Vo]:Grand theory of Philippe Hatt

2017-10-06 Thread Nigel Dyer
As you already know, I find this sort of work fascinating.  The hope is that looking at the data in a different way might result in seeing some connection that has been missed when we just look at the standard model and which might in turn inform our understanding of the standard model. What