Ruby <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was seriously bummed out to hear the Navy researchers being forced to > stop their work due to too much publicity. > > My question to Vortex members is this: What is the best way to advocate > for clean energy from "this reaction", which we choose to call cold fusion? > The people at SPAWAR are negotiating with management about this. They are hoping to arrange to have the equipment and know-how transferred to the private sector. (Rather than have the equipment chucked into the dumpster, I suppose, which is where a good many cold fusion experiments have ended up.) They say they will let me know as this process shapes up. people interested in supporting this work may have a chance to invest in the company. At some point, it might be a good idea to make polite, positive suggestions to the Navy management. But not now. It might be possible to restart the work in the lab there. I kind of doubt it, but let's see how things work out. The last thing anyone should do is make a stink. There have been some instances in history of cold fusion where I wish people had made a big stink. This is not one of them. - Jed
