[email protected] wrote:
On October 6 the eCat ran for 4 hours without input.
It is questioned if there where any output
Questioned by who? Where? On what basis? Anything can be "questioned"
including the moon landings and whether an airplane actually did smash
into the towers on 9/11 or whether that was a hologram. Let us limit
ourselves to rational doubts and reasonable questions.
, and if there where output it is still not clear how much it was and if the
energy where really made by a nuclear process.
The amount of output is a relevant. There was definitely output power
the entire time unless you believe thermocouples do not work or the
Second law of Thermodynamics and Newton's law of cooling are invalid.
This reaction has been observed thousands of times. There is not a
single instance in which chemical reactions were observed or chemical
fuel was present, whereas commensurate helium has been discovered in
experiments using deuterium. Therefore it is most likely a nuclear
reaction. Unless you can cite better evidence I think we should assume
it is.
- Jed
