Jones Beene wrote:
Yet ... here we are six years later, quibbling over minutae like
some mystery holding company in rural New Mexico ... (i.e. quibbling
- compared to the impact that replication of this phase, state or
whatever of H2 "would have had")
Plus, even the paper seems to have disappeared altogether from
cyberspace. Can anyone send me a copy?
THAT is distressing. Whatever the reason it cannot be good.
Speculating about the reason -- which Mills' opponents will surely do
-- leads to nothing but other distressing hypotheses and suspicions.
A 5 ton factory could be hurled in orbit for the same price as 5
tons of liquified H2 ... yet the mini-factory could probably make
tons of this stuff per month, so the payback time is less than 6
months. Get it?
A clever idea.
- Jed
- Re: [Vo]:Best evidence disappears Jed Rothwell
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