Yamali Yamali <yamaliyam...@yahoo.de <mailto:yamaliyam...@yahoo.de>> wrote:
Smoke detectors don't work with gamma radiation, afaik.
Maybe with very VERY thick smoke?
Just imagine - two years after Fukujima a guy from Italy goes to
market with a device that emits detectable gamma radiation, doesn't
know or at least won't tell anybody how it really works or how it
may behave in unforseen conditions - and the authorities just say
"Yes, ok, go ahead and sell it to everybody who wants one."? Its
never going to happen that way.
Well said! That's pretty funny. I agree that does sound unlikely. I
think the only way it could happen would be if government regulators
opposed to cold fusion refuse to admit the machine is real, and allow it
only because they claim it does not exist.
Stranger things have happened.
If there is any measurable gamma radiation from this thing, with or
without shielding, I too predict it will never be allowed for private use.
- Jed
