Jed wrote at news section: »There were no chemical or electrical sources of power inside this reactor so the heat must have come from an anomalous reaction.» http://lenr-canr.org/News.htm
I think that here we have too categorical conclusion. I would say something like: »There was not seen any chemical power sources inside the reactor and eCat was weighted before and after the demonstration without significant loss or gain in mass. Also measured electricity input was not sufficient to explain observed amount of excess heat. Therefore it is likely conclusion that the source of excess heat was from anomalous nuclear reaction.» Measurements were not made by independent scientists and especially they were made by Rossi's own instruments. Although I do not see how it could be possible that Rossi has made this illusion of anomalous excess heat, I would not exclude the remote possibility of very elaborate hoax. We have seen in history extremely elaborate hoaxes and illusions before. And many people are paid for performing grand illusions that cannot be exposed by observers in audience and live television. –Jouni 2011/10/21 Jed Rothwell <[email protected]>: > I decided to write a longish report on this. I do not usually include this > much detail in the news section. I prefer to use links to original sources. > there are so many original sources and they are so difficult to understand I > decided I should summarize them. > See: > http://lenr-canr.org/News.htm > I decided to sign this because include so many of my own opinions. I usually > leave these brief reports unsigned, although Ed Storms and I did sign some > of them in the 2004 DoE Review section: > http://lenr-canr.org/Collections/DoeReview.htm > > If you think I did not include one of the best or worst aspects of this, let > me know and I will change the text. Maybe. I do not wish to discuss any > political aspects of these events, or anything such as my fear that > something might go wrong in the next test. That is not appropriate for the > news section. > - Jed >
