On Sun, Dec 11, 2011 at 4:36 AM, Peter Heckert <peter.heck...@arcor.de>wrote:
> There are scientists that report much better results: > http://pages.csam.montclair.edu/~kowalski/cf/204israel.html > citation: > - Run #64b gave 1500% excess heat over a duration of 80 hours with a total > excess energy of 4.6 Megajoules > > So, why do they all stare at Rossi and his poor COP and questionable > methods? > Dardik has a colorful Wikipedia entry. He was well regarded in medical circles at one time because of his development of a vascular procedure. However, his claims for therapy using his "wave energy" techniques has been termed quackery and his medical license has been revoked if you believe the Wiki. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irving_Dardik This sort of claim "Unique to the ET experiments is the use of a new understanding of wave modulation. Rather than dc, dc + ac, dc pulsed or bi-level perturbation, the waveforms being subjected (successfully) to test by ET employ waves fractally nested in a specific non-linear manner designed to stimulate intrinsic oscillatory processes across a wide range of scales. I call these SuperWaves©. When properly implemented SuperWaves have been demonstrated to influence strongly processes in the realms of physics, physical chemistry, metallurgy and also in physiology." from the web page you cite, sounds like the sort of stuff one can read on Sterling Allan's web pages. Are there any credible and well written and done, scholarly papers about SuperWaves?
