"especially not without radiation - we must look elsewhere
than nuclear."


If two atomic structures  become entangled, they might be able to share
energy between themselves without the production of a gamma ray. If one
structure which has undergone a nuclear reaction  such as an isotopic shift
or a fusion reaction becomes entangled with a receiver, this sender of the
energy might send it excess energy to the receiver of that energy.  The
process of entanglement between the two quantum mechanical structures may
allow for an energy transfer in a higher dimension in which entanglement
manifests.

See
http://arxiv.org/pdf/physics/0401153.pdf

Matter and Light in Flatland

I have become intrigued by the internal structure of the photon in higher
dimensions.

This reference enplanes how electrons an photons must be higher dimensional
waveform because they can interfere with themselves in a double stile
experiment.

A gamma ray can become entangled in a higher dimension with another
waveform at a higher dimension and pass energy to the other waveform
through an entangled path without our 4 dimensional world knowing it.


On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 11:44 PM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote:

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
>
> In reply to  David Roberson's message
>
> >At this point we need to have a long term experiment that exhibits the
> same
> type of correlations before we can be certain that the process is nuclear
> instead of some unknown chemical effect.  You can be confident that the
> behavior is nuclear if indications of this type persist for a month.
> Perhaps someone would like to calculate how long a chemical cause could
> exist that leads to this same observation set to establish a lower limit
> upon the time required to prove LENR beyond any doubt.
>
> > If you look at the Lugano experiment, and assume that all the energy came
> from H, then given the small amount that was present, each atom would have
> to have delivered near 9 MeV of energy. This is out of reach of any Hydrino
> reaction, so the process must have been nuclear, to a very large degree.
>
>
> This conclusion is not logical either, Robin. Since there is also no known
> nuclear reaction involving hydrogen which can provide the amount of energy
> claimed by Levi, especially not without radiation - we must look elsewhere
> than nuclear.
>
> Either there is another source of energy... or else we cannot trust what
> has
> been claimed. Clearly the Levi report was flawed, and much less energy was
> involved than what is stated in the report.
>
> Nevertheless, Watson ... another source of energy is possible - in the zero
> point field. As Sherlock sez: "Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever
> remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth." If Levi is correct
> on
> the 1.5 MW-hrs, then ZPE extraction - which may be improbable, is not
> impossible and would be a strong candidate for truth (by the process of
> elimination) ...
>
> ... and BTW - this can bring us back to the Hydrino reaction. It is as
> simple as this:
>
> Premise: there is a previously undescribed mechanism will convert DDL all
> the way back to hydrogen, at the expense of ZPE. Thus the hydrogen that was
> converted to maximum redundancy is "expanded" back, sequentially with zero
> point energy from outside our 3-space. This must happen dozens of times for
> the numbers to add up ... but, according to the experts on zero point,
> there
> is massive energy available from this avenue.
>
>
>
>
>
>

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