Would you be kind enough to provide me with some links regarding the competing theories to explain this phenomena? Or even a basic break down (or your personal opinion)?
I checked blacklight's website and it was basically useless (although with pretty animations). Thanks. On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 3:54 AM, francis <[email protected]> wrote: > Like a poorly advertised movie that goes on to great success I think the > latest Black Light confirmations are poisoning the critics, It was a double > barrel approach that still falls short of proving one theory over another > but does confirm that over unity is occurring and provides multiple off the > shelf formulas with high repeatability. The 2nd barrel was the correlation > of light spectrum between astrophysics and the odd spectrum black light > associated with this anomaly – Again the evidence doesn’t necessarily prove > the Mill’s theory over others but does prove that some type of translation > is occurring be it Mill’s hydrino, Jan Naudt’s relativistic hydrogen or some > of the other exotic forms of hydrogen proposed by researchers such as > inverse Rydberg, condensed hydrogen, etc, etc…. Personally I think the > astrophysics results represent high spatial velocity hydrogen at the macro > scale while the Black Light plasma from experiment represent a nano scale > equivalent velocity. > > > > Multiple teams of Rowan faculty and students performed the replications > using old and new recipes with off the shelf materials. The heat output was > up to 6.5 times greater than the maximum heat available from combustion or > other chemical reactions of the material. I think the real significance of > these tests may be that they now force widespread replications of the > process that the critics can’t possibly cover up – the results will trump > both sides and only the facts will remain. Something is clearly going on > here and, right or wrong regarding theory, everyone has to admire Dr Mils > for forcing the mainstream to acknowledge results that indicate over unity. > > Regards > > Fran >
