Re the tiny copper flake found inside the Cincinnati group stainless steel chamber after high temperature, high pressure electrolysis for hours (1997?) -- I looked up the composition of the stainless steel at the Los Alamos National Lab library, and found that copper was about 5%... uh, possible electrochemical corrosion. Rich Murray
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 1:50 PM, Jones Beene <[email protected]> wrote: > ... two more details worth mentioning about "seeding" in LENR, such as with > a radioactive isotope, only this time it is not an exotic isotope. And that > infamous Bologna reactor, shaped like the boot of Italy, is starting to > really smoke, now. > > The secret could be thorium. The second confirming detail for this is > Rossi's transmuted copper. As it turns out, the transmutation of > thorium-to-copper, specifically, has been oft reported in the history of > LENR going back 15 years... ergo, in a situation where there is nickel > seeded with thorium, the copper that shows up may come from the thorium. > That would be the Rossi/Cincinnati/Celani connection. > > Obviously Rossi would not want to admit that thorium was present in the > first place, if it turns out to be the secret catalyst. And it would explain > a number of other troubling details in this unfolding mystery, as well. > > Recently, Nick mentioned the Cincinnati group, from the mid-1990s - where > thorium was transmuted rapidly to other elements, and a major end-product > was said to be copper. And there is this, with a similar claim of *visual > levels* of copper from transmutation (as was Rossi's claim = visual levels): > > http://www.lightparty.com/Energy/TransmutationNuclearWaste.html > > Also worth mentioning - Lewis Larsen is now on the thorium LENR bandwagon, > > http://www.slideshare.net/lewisglarsen/thoriumseed-lenr-networkfigslattice-energydec-7-2010-6177745 > > Lots of coincidences here. Not the least of which is this - from Celani no > less! > > http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:1qybllxuy_QJ:lss.fnal.gov/archive/other/lnf-98-019-p.pdf+cincinnati+thorium+transmutation+copper&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESg-RjXcYVaL4W9ZX1mRFvc1FBFIQgVjc5tf6iC5ORVOxMhMZUcTUYLTNEda7GrLRhw0SI5RwQf3cQKrbj6lKlRwp3ZX_7rVq4H_ocmxKiDpKKkcNWE79gCvwg2zKrCRku7yC53e&sig=AHIEtbTGJvvnMSbJh0nwaiomIUqo5STNTQ > > Had Rossi been using thorium as his secret catalyst, he would have surely > known of Celani's connection via this article above. In fact, it may have > been his inspiration for trying it. Years later, at the demo in Bologna, he > would have guessed that Celani probably suspected thorium was present, and > had his meter calibrated to find it ! Thus - Rossi stopped only Celani, when > at least two other meters were looking for other kinds of emissions that he > did not care about ! > > Jones > > BTW A previous stab at verbalizing probability enhancement was: > > http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg39553.html > > -----Original Message----- > > … The purpose of the radioactive "seed" emitter in this > > scenario is NOT to produce power, per se. It is to alter the QM probability > field.
