On Mon, Dec 8, 2014 at 2:50 PM, Bob Higgins <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Another interesting prospect is that the LENR heat from the small reaction > core could have been better distributed throughout the hotCat mass if the > heat was transported by low energy photons (soft x-ray), which would not > have been absorbed immediately at the source. This would have allowed the > core to remain cooler than the resistively heated experiment now in > progress at MFMP. > Exactly, if the MFMP replication can show energy transport via EMF at some future stage, this observation would go a long way in zooming in on the proper theory behind the Rossi reaction. Even a failure to get to 1400C using external electric input might be a indicator of the special heat production characteristics involved in LENR. In some future dogbone test, the thermal distribution of heat inside the dogbone may be found to be nearly isothermal. If such a distribution can be proven, then the evidence for Bose Einstein condensation at high temperatures would be indicative.
