There appears to be a magnetic component to LENR based on the interpretation of
some experiments, but the unusual thing is that a moderate or low field helps,
but not a high field. A high field may in fact be counter productive. This goes
against the "supersize-it"mentality. Go figure.
H LV <[email protected]> wrote:
Maybe MRI machines will be useful instruments too. They used to be called NMR
imaging machines but the name was changed due to irrationals fears associated
with the word nuclear.
Harry
Rutherford established this method of investigating the nucleus and the hope
has been with increasing energies we would devine the secrets of the nucleus
but I think this approach has reached it limits. The new tools of nuclear
research are what has a traditionally been viewed as useful to only chemists
and material scientists...plus a willingness to pose questions.
