There is a very Interesting article in Infinite magazine on CF pioneer Richard Oriani, who died in august.
like: "Fisher suggested to Oriani that he place the CR-39 detec- tors outside of the electrolyte. He says, “Oriani did that and he found evidence of particles that he could record outside the apparatus. He put two plastic detectors in the gas that was coming off the electrolysis...Lo and behold, he got a shower of tracks on those. Thousands of tracks, more than he cared to count.” Unfortunate that the mainstream science community has not looked closer into the CR-39 evidence. Some details in this Reference: http://www.fondazionefrisone.it/eventi/catania07/FisherJradiationprod.pdf External Radiation Produced by Electrolysis — A Work in Progress These particles are strange. What could these particles be? They don't obey the inverse square law that defines a spherical radiation pattern because the detectors outside the glass don't show any particle activity. Subatomic particles like neutrons are not affected by air flow, they are just too small to hit air molecules with any freqency. Air has its own neutron moderation profile and these particle don't look like they are being moderated. In fact, airflow affects the movements of these particles by a factor of 7. quote: The results of this experiment are plotted in Fig. 4. When the fan is on the flux of particles in excess of preexisting background increases by a factor of about 7 compared with when the fan is off. These particles are massive enough to be on the same mass level as air molecules. Components in Dry Air The two most dominant components in dry air are Oxygen and Nitrogen. Oxygen has a 16 atomic unit mass and Nitrogen has a 14 atomic units mass. Since both of these elements are diatomic in air - O2 and N2, the molecular mass of Oxygen is 32 and the molecular mass of Nitrogen is 28. Total Molecular Mass of Air is 28.97. This is about 28 GeV. IMHO, these strange particles are tachyons with a mass of about 1,000,000 GeV.
