Ed Storms' take on the latest info:
* "Fortunately, Nature has a control built-in to the process making the process safe from explosion." * JR: "The reaction is inherently stable. It has what Pons called a "memory" meaning it tends to go back the same power level after a perturbation, which means it must have a built-in control mechanism." I am not so sure. These comments overlook the severe runaway reaction at the P&F Salt Lake City Lab, and similar one's elsewhere. There are four of these that I know of, and possibly more - meaning: unexpected but far from impossible. Jones
