He indeed claim that at his presentation, so, it is at least 1 claim! I am not sure if it would always required a low temperature in this case since we are talking about a supposedly solid object at Mach 5 colliding against a wall. Some sets of tetrahedrons could be forced to that configuration plus we are talking about, I think, trillions of these little stuff.
And notice that the mathematics of TSC also works with H, the difference it is that figuring out the fusion itself is much harder. 2012/9/21 Abd ul-Rahman Lomax <[email protected]> > > Highly unlikely in this case, Daniel. There is essentially no evidence > connecting the LeClair effect and cold fusion, not even claimed. The > LeClair effect, on the face, is similar to prior bubble fusion work, except > for being massively successful, if the claims are true. By the way, > LeClair's work is with light water. -- Daniel Rocha - RJ [email protected]
