In Mike Carrell's "BLP implementation path" post of
Thu, 14 Apr 2005 he writes:
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"The BLP process uses certain catalytic ions to
induce atomic hydrogen atoms to collapse to a
lower state, called hydrinos. A cascade of
collapses [but not a runaway chain reaction] to
many lower states is possible, with yields of
still higher energy at each stage. At even the
first stage, the energy yield per atom is greater
than that necessary to isolate a hydrogen atom
from a water molecule. This opens the door to
ordinary water as a fuel, which has been
demonstrated, as O++ is one of the catalysts.
The energy from the reactions is primarily as
deep UV radiation, hence the name Black Light
Power. Further details and tutorials are available
a the website, www.blacklightpower.com."
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It seems to me that there could be a connection here to
Chaplin's isomeric clusters.
Also, I believe UV is more intense in the upper atmosphere
so it may be there that the water capacitors primarily get
recharged.
If one is seeking to regenerate water to it's original state
after "cold fog" kinetic energy extraction then blacklight
experience suggests that UV is the best place to start.
Frank Grimer
