Jones wrote: >> ... >> >> Obviously no current will flow under these conditions >> of around one+ volt - were it not for the remarkable >> ability of a piston engine to draw a powerful partial >> vacuum extremely fast, and create this micro-bubbling.
Fred wrote: > Do you need any current, really? I would think that you do. I see the current as putting the equivalent of a mechanical stress on the water and "cracking" it open. These cavitation cracks could be at negative pressures of up to 60,000 psi. In other words they are Beta-atmosphere vacua. It is at these enormous "negative" pressures that the exotic chemistry takes place. I think Jones has put his finger on a very important point. He has identified the meeting place of mechanical and EM stress. The electric current bring the water to a state where it is just about to "explode". The Alpha atmosphere vacuum triggers this internal explosion. Of course, to "see" it as an explosion one has to be prepared to shift ones pressure datum down to high negative values below the arbitrary external zero. Interestingly enough, Jones's insight has implications for cold fusion. ===================================================== See "Aether Vacua and Cold Fusion" - Frank J. Grimer, Infinite Energy - Issue 46, 2002, pp.28-33 But the diagrams are better on the Beta-atmosphere Yahoo group site version of the above paper. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Beta-atmosphere_group/ You will find it in the file section of the site ===================================================== Cheers, Frank Grimer
