In reply to Axil Axil's message of Sun, 22 Nov 2015 19:13:53 -0500: Hi, I once wrote to him and suggested that they were delayed fusion reactions:-
23Na + H => 20Ne + 4He + 2.376 MeV but he thought that fusion with Na was very unlikely. (IOW he politely told me I was a crackpot.) :) >A rewrite to revise and extend as follows: > >Very Interesting article in Infinite magazine on CF pioneer Richard Oriani, >who died in august. > >http://www.infinite-energy.com/images/pdfs/OrianiObituary.pdf > >"Fisher suggested to Oriani that he place the CR-39 detectors 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. > >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 effected by air flow, they are just to >small to hit air molecules. Air has its own 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. > >From the article as follows: > >"Fisher says that Oriani used the polyneutron theory on two major >experimental efforts. The second collaboration is now a paper in progress >on creating the same reaction in a solid, using a stack of two CR-39 >detector chips. Fisher notes that they found tremendous numbers of etch >pits, thousands of etch pits. Sometimes they were not uniformly scattered >across the surfaces; sometimes there would be a patch on an outside surface >for which there was not a patch for the inside surface. Once there was a >big patch on one inside surface that was matched by another patch on the >facing inside surface on the other detector chip. After matching up all of >the pits and showers, Fisher says it became clear that the reactions had >started in various places in the interior of the sandwich of plastics and >in at least one place the reaction had spread from one detector into the >other. He calls this an incredible and terrific experiment and hopes to >finish the paper soon." > >Mark LeClair saw this particles come out of his cavitation reactor and >punch holes in his walls and the trees outside his lab. These particles >were very heavy and powerful. > >IMHO, these strange particles are tachyons with a mass of about 1,000,000 >GeV. > >These particle that Fisher and Oriani called polyneutrons produce LENR: >they cause LENR in all LENR systems. I have explained how these >polyneutrons form. They are relatively new to science which calls them >"dark mode" Surface Plasmon Polaritons(SPP) > >On Sun, Nov 22, 2015 at 5:57 PM, Axil Axil <[email protected]> wrote: > >> 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. >> Regards, Robin van Spaandonk http://rvanspaa.freehostia.com/project.html
