Yes there is fairly convincing evidence of tritium and helium production, however the evidence that they are produced in same ratio as plasma fusion is really meager.
Whether the source of heat should be attributed to fusion in the same sense as it is attributed to fusion in a plasma reactor OR should be attributed to some other heat producing phenomena, I think we can say nucleosynthesis is present. Harry > >From: Jed Rothwell <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Sun, May 1, 2011 9:41:35 PM >Subject: Re: [Vo]:"Non-Chemical Heat Phenomenon" Label more neutral. > >Many people believe there is other good evidence that cold fusion is fusion, >not >just the heat. For example, they point to tritium, and helium in the same >ratio >to the heat as with plasma fusion. I realize that other people question the >tritium and helium, but the people who believe these two are real are >justified >in believing that it must therefore be fusion. > > > >People who are sure cold fusion produces tritium and helium say we are not >ignorant, and it makes no sense to "embrace genuine ignorance" as you put it. > >
