thanks, Adrian Ashfield -- now 73, with the education level of Scientific American about most topics, I've keenly watched cold fusion since 1989 -- but Lucy always snatches the football away just as Charlie Brown almost makes the decisive kick... I too, somewhat jaded, have some diffuse hopes, as always, maybe a breakthrough in just a few more months...
!! Rich rmforall.blogspot.com On Fri, Nov 27, 2015 at 11:29 AM, a.ashfield <a.ashfi...@verizon.net> wrote: > Rich Murray, > > Global warming has been exaggerated. It has been warming about .5C per > century since the Little Ice Age and satellite measurements show that > global temperature has not risen for the last 18 years. It will rise > briefly now as there is a strong El Nino. After that, no one knows, but as > the sun is going to sleep, looking like another Maunder Minimum, some > forecast it will get significantly colder. Of course CO2 causes warming but > the debate is about how much. See Prof. Akasofu’s paper here: > <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fpeople.iarc.uaf.edu%2F%7Esakasofu%2Fpdf%2Ftwo_natural_components_recent_climate_change.pdf&h=LAQGJueaN> > http://people.iarc.uaf.edu/.../two_natural_components... Note well Fig 2b. > > Even if the alarmists were right about CO2 it doesn't matter. The near > future looks like it will be powered by LENR, aka cold fusion. Industrial > Heat LLC has built a commercial 1 MW thermal LENR plant that has been > running well at a customer's site for eight months. Part of a 350 day > trial, the results of which are due Feb/Mar 2016. > > LENR provides very cheap, safe, pollution free energy, with no radiation > and no waste products. Contrary to what you read in the press even > Fleischmann and Pon's original 1989 experiment has been replicated. It > required the Palladium to be more highly loaded with Deuterium than the > early replicators did. Group-think conventional science and the DOE tried > to commit infanticide of the field and should be held accountable. See > www.lenrproof.com > <https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.lenrproof.com%2F&h=nAQEOkMn6> > for a basic introduction. >
