Jones, I am not endorsing the whole theory but the surfer thing and a common transmission velocity could also be Another way of looking at Casimir force and suppression - I don't think you must immediately rush to DD fusion as the only consequence but rather would suggest this wave could also disassociate a D2 or H2 molecule as an interim step to DD.
Fran BTW I did see 2 low Kelvin temperatures listed for your D and H confinement in a lattice in the latest IE article reviewing the MIT colloquial on CF. I believe it was 11K and 7k -----Original Message----- From: Jones Beene [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2010 9:29 PM To: [email protected] Subject: EXTERNAL: RE: [Vo]:Fwd: Cold Fusion Resurrection video is online! -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] > A teaspoon of heavy water is actually the equivalent of 4700 gal of gas. His "1 MW" coal fired power station is actually 1 GW coal fired power station, and, and the CF equivalent would require 5 tons / year, not half a ton. Hot fusion does not get trillions, it gets billions. (another factor 1000 error). A more devastating error seems to ruin the whole enchilada - that being the results of the Arata Zhang experiment, where fusion is seen at a few nanometers (particulate size) and 300 Kelvin (THz range) which instead of megahertz-meter, is closer to megahertz-millimeter...
