>From Ashfield,
... > The good news is that Aftenposten, Norway's largest newspaper , has reported > they have expert third party confirmation that Rossi's 1 MW thermal LENR plant > is working well. It is now at about 168 days of the 350 day trial. > If, as now looks likely, LENR works, it should solve a lot of problems. I must confess that I have been remiss in keeping track of Rossi's 350 day 1 MW thermal LENR plant trial. Assuming this latest trial completes and the data looks good... what happens next? I don't know enough about this latest trial experiment to grok whether the engineering & technology involved would be considered reliable enough or even sufficiently understood such that the components currently be used could presumably be re-engineered into the design of an actual commercial product. I may be mistaken on this point, but I'm assuming an attempt to design an actual commercial product would be the next logical step - perhaps not to private individuals but for some kind of industrial use, perhaps for heating large factory buildings cheaply. I'm assuming industrial oriented safety restrictions could be better enforced in ways that could not easily be done if sold to the private sector. Would components from the Vort Collective continuum care to comment? Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson OrionWorks.com zazzle.com/orionworks
